The diagnostic, valuation and treatment of children that could have been victims of any form of sexual abuse, is an emergent health problem with important legal and social implications. Because of the complexity and diversity of the factors that can be related to this issue, its study has to be done with the cooperation of a wide range of specialists, professionals of different disciplines and also institutions belonging to several sectors. Through the revision of three different cases our aim is to express the obstacles that can be created by the diagnostic of sexual abuse in minors. Such a diagnostic is established after a medical, psychological and social process, always in a probabilistic rank, still this fact must never create doubts about the diagnostic. As a conclusion just to insist in the fact that not always it is going to be possible to obtain certainty indicators, and also that the medical impression will not always coincide with the psychological or social one, as well as not always it is necessary to have the permission of the Court to obtain a response of the Public Administration.
Abstract:We present the successful integration of graphene on top of AlN-based solidly mounted resonators (SMRs), using a low temperature CVD process and Ni layers as catalyst. We develop a protocol to functionalize the surface of the resonators that starts with a low damage O2 radical plasma treatment of the surface of the devices that introduces a controlled density of defects on the graphene. Then, EDC/NHS chemistry is used to covalently bond streptavidin molecules to the surface of the sensors. Finally, the functionalised biosensors are assessed by analysing their response to biotinylated antibodies.
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