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Rev. cuba. inform. méd ; 10(1): 28-39, ene.-jun. 2018. ilus
Article in Spanish | LILACS, CUMED | ID: biblio-960447

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El empleo del software educativo ha constituido una exigencia en las transformaciones que en la Educación Médica Superior (EMS) en Cuba han tenido lugar para perfeccionar el Proceso de Enseñanza Aprendizaje (PEA). Al respecto el trabajo expone las características más sobresalientes de las tres etapas por las que ha transitado su gestión nacional en cuanto a infraestructura, administración del ciclo de vida del software y gestión del conocimiento. Entre los métodos empíricos más empleados se destaca la observación participante, el análisis documental y la encuesta y entre los teóricos el histórico-lógico, análisis-síntesis e inductivo-deductivo. Los resultados muestran que la gestión del Proceso de Desarrollo del Software Educativo (PDSE) ha constituido una necesidad histórica en el de cursar de la EMS y un proceso en continuo perfeccionamiento(AU)


Educational software has been a need in the transformations of medical superior education to make tuitional process perfect learning, work exposes the more outstanding characteristics of three stages that he has transited for his national steps as to infrastructure, administration of life cycle of the software and steps of knowledge. Enter empiric further methods used participating observation stands out, documentary analysis and the opinion poll and among the theorists the historic logician, analysis synthesis and inductive deductive. Aftermath evidence that the Educative Software Process Development steps has constituted a historic need in the EMS's in the time and a process in continuous perfecting(AU)


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Humans , Male , Female , Medical Informatics Applications , Programming Languages , Software/history , Software , Cuba
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J. vasc. bras ; 15(2): 134-137, ilus
Article in English, Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-787528

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CONTEXTO: O reconhecimento da termoablação endovenosa como tratamento da insuficiência de veias safenas traz a necessidade de maior conhecimento e compreensão do método. A densidade de energia endovenosa linear (linear endovenous energy density – LEED) é a variável mais aceita para padronização, cada vez mais amplamente divulgada. Não deve ser utilizada apenas para comparação de resultados científicos deve também ser usada no intraoperatório para a realização do procedimento com segurança. OBJETIVOS: Desenvolver aplicativo para mensuração da LEED e avaliar sua aplicabilidade. MÉTODOS: O aplicativo para iOS EVLTraining® foi desenvolvido para equipamentos portáteis com o intuito de padronizar a emissão energética em procedimentos de termoablação endovenosa. RESULTADOS: O aplicativo criado mostrou equivalência com as medidas aplicadas no procedimento cirúrgico. CONCLUSÕES: O software EVLTraining® permite o treino prévio de cirurgião e equipe para a velocidade de tração da fibra ótica que será aplicada.


BACKGROUND: Recognition of endovenous thermal ablation as a treatment for saphenous vein insufficiency brings a need for greater knowledge and understanding of the method. Linear endovenous energy density (LEED) is the most accepted variable for standardization and it has been covered in a growing number of publications. However, it should not exclusively be used for comparison of scientific results, it should also be used intraoperatively so that the procedure is conducted safely. OBJECTIVES: To develop a mobile app for measurement of LEED and evaluate its applicability. METHOD: The application for iOS EVLTraining® was developed for portable devices in order to standardize energy emission in endovenous thermal ablation procedures. RESULTS: The application developed demonstrated equivalence to measures applied during surgical procedures. CONCLUSION: The EVLTraining® software enables surgeons and staff to train the optical fiber pullback speed to be applied prior to surgery.


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Humans , Venous Insufficiency , Venous Insufficiency/diagnosis , Venous Insufficiency/therapy , Software Validation , Laser Therapy/instrumentation , Varicose Veins , Software/history
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