An Efficient Hardware Implementation of CABAC Using H/W-S/W Co-design

Cho, Young-Ju; Ko, Hyung-Hwa

doi:10.12673/jant.2014.18.6.600

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“…CA is absorbed via a mediated transport in the small intestines after oral administration . After being absorbed, it is rapidly cleaved by glycerylphosphorylcholine diesterase to glycerophosphate and choline, the main metabolite, leading to an increase in blood levels of choline greater than normal (background) levels.…”

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Discriminative Measurement and Pharmacokinetic Evaluation of Choline Alphoscerate against Endogenous Choline in Human

Park

Choi

Lee

et al. 2015

Bulletin Korean Chem Soc

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This study aimed at the evaluation of plasma level profiles of choline produced after the oral administration of choline alphoscerate (CA). For this purpose, a high-performance liquid chromatography/tandem mass spectrometry (HPLC/MS/MS) analytical method was developed and validated. Baseline correction technique was employed to monitor the CA-related choline in plasma by subtracting background levels of choline from total choline levels measured after the drug administration. Choline was well separated in the plasma matrix under the analytical conditions employed for HPLC/MS/MS and the analytical method developed for the monitoring of choline in plasma was well validated. The endogenous choline levels in plasma under fasting condition were measured to be 7.78 AE 1.74 μmol/L for test period 1 and 7.88 AE 1.78 μmol/L for test period 2, respectively, and were considerably increased after consumption of meals. The corrected choline levels in plasma produced only by the oral administration of CA could be evaluated by subtracting the background levels of choline monitored before the drug was administered. The pharmacokinetic parameters estimated for test and control formulations were quite similar based on the comparison of C max , AUC 12h , and T max , indicating that these are biologically equivalent dosage forms. The results of our study consequently suggest that the baseline correction method in evaluating plasma concentration profiles of endogenous substances is useful.

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Discriminative Measurement and Pharmacokinetic Evaluation of Choline Alphoscerate against Endogenous Choline in Human

Park

Choi

Lee

et al. 2015

Bulletin Korean Chem Soc

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“…However, one-time stoma care education provided to patients and caregivers during a short-term stay in the hospital does not adequately prepare patients for self-care of stomas at home [12]. According to the Korea Disabled People’s Development Institute, 80.4% of patients who underwent colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy surgery had ostomy care education at the hospital immediately after the surgery, with 78.0% stating that they had received self-care education 1–3 times and 55.6% claiming that the stoma care education offered by the hospital was inadequate [4]. Therefore, programs that monitor and provide appropriate management and self-care instructions for patients with stomas must be developed, using diverse approaches and media [13].…”

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“…The 2020 National Survey on Persons with Disabilities found that 83.6% of registered individuals with ostomy-related disabilities underwent either colostomy or ileostomy [3]. Out of all patients who underwent ostomy surgery, 80.1% underwent the procedure for cancer treatment, with 80.1% of patients with colon or rectal cancer requiring an ostomy after surgery for anus resection or in the case of bowel obstruction [4]. According to the National Cancer Registry, while the incidence of colon cancer appears to be decreasing because of early cancer screenings and advancements in medical technology, it remains the third most common cancer in South Korea.…”

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Nurses’ Satisfaction with and Demand for the National Cancer Patient Home-Care Pilot Program

Kim,

Lee,

Kim

et al. 2023

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In December 2021, the “National Cancer Patient Home-Care Pilot Program” was launched in South Korea. However, there were medical institutions with low participation and where services were not provided. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate the progress of, satisfaction with, and needs of nurses’ regarding a pilot program for home care of cancer patients with a stoma. Data were collected through a survey administered to nurses from November 13, 2022, to January 19, 2023; a total of 207 nurses responded. After excluding non-answers, 196 nurses were included in the final study population. The questionnaire sought information on the characteristics of the respondent, status of management of stoma patients, status of the home-care pilot program, satisfaction with the program, and needs of the nurses. The data were analyzed using descriptive statistics. A total of 196 nurses participated in the survey, of whom 42 nurses (21.4%) participated in the home-care pilot program. Thirty-five nurses (85.4 %) were satisfied with the home-care pilot program. Thirty nurses (71.4%) reported that implementation of home care had to be expanded and standards of care improved. To vitalize and expand the pilot program for home care for cancer patients with a stoma, better medical services must be provided by improving the medical fee standard. This will enable more patients and medical institutions to participate in the pilot program.

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An Efficient Hardware Implementation of CABAC Using H/W-S/W Co-design

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Discriminative Measurement and Pharmacokinetic Evaluation of Choline Alphoscerate against Endogenous Choline in Human

Discriminative Measurement and Pharmacokinetic Evaluation of Choline Alphoscerate against Endogenous Choline in Human

Nurses’ Satisfaction with and Demand for the National Cancer Patient Home-Care Pilot Program

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