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    Campañas de vacunación contra las enfermedades víricas en España durante el siglo XX: una visión desde la prensa (1951-1986) by Martín Espinosa, Noelia M., Caballero Martínez, María Victoria, Mariño Gutiérrez, Lourdes A.

    Published in Asclepio (16-06-2020)
    “…Desde finales del siglo XIX, fue posible luchar contra varias de las enfermedades víricas (rabia, viruela, gripe, polio, sarampión, rubéola y parotiditis),…”
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    Análisis de la mortalidad expósita de la Inclusa de Toledo (1900-1930) by Martín Espinosa, Noelia M., Villena Espinosa, Rafael, Cobo Cuenca, Ana I.

    Published in Asclepio (30-06-2016)
    “…El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar la mortalidad expósita y sus causas en una cohorte de niños abandonados en la inclusa toledana, aquellos que nacieron…”
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    Nursing care in males with spinal cord injury and sexual dysfunction by Cobo-Cuenca, Ana Isabel, Martín-Espinosa, Noelia M, Píriz Campos, Rosa M

    Published in Enfermeria clinica (01-05-2013)
    “…The impact of spinal cord injury and its sequels requires important efforts of adaptation. In several studies, people with spinal cord injury claim to have…”
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    SAFETY IN THE ELDERLY: HOME ACCIDENTS by Martín-Espinosa, Noelia M, Píriz-Campos, Rosa Ma, Cordeiro, Raú, Muñoz Bermejo, Laura, Casado Verdjo, Inés, Postigo Mota, Salvador

    Published in Revista ROL de enfermería (01-05-2016)
    “…Home accidents are more common in the elderly and they can have serious consequences to the injured person's health. At home, chances to suffer accidents of…”
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    Local nursing care in burn injuries by Píriz-Campos, Rosa Ma, Martín Espinosa, Noelia M

    Published in Revista ROL de enfermería (01-02-2014)
    “…Burn injuries are tissue injuries originated as a result of a physical or chemical trauma. They can cause from a mild skin affectation to the total destruction…”
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    Sequelae in patients with severe burns by Martín Espinosa, Noelia M, Píriz-Campos, Rosa Ma

    Published in Revista ROL de enfermería (01-02-2014)
    “…Nowadays, the main aim with severe burned patients is the prevention and treatment of the complications associated to burn injuries, because the mortality…”
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    What do we need to know about the burn injuries? Pathophysiology, aetiology and effects by Martín Espinosa, Noelia M, Píriz-Campos, Rosa Ma

    Published in Revista ROL de enfermería (01-02-2014)
    “…Burn injuries are a major public health problem worldwide, because they are very common. They are usually produced in domestic or work environments, although…”
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    Therapeutic guide to local care of burn injuries by Píriz-Campos, Rosa Ma, Martín Espinosa, Noelia M, Postigo Mota, Salvador

    Published in Revista ROL de enfermería (01-02-2014)
    “…There is a large variety of topical application substances in the market for burnt areas treatment. This fact, far from being an advantage, turns into a…”
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    Therapeutic guide to critical burn patients by Píriz-Campos, Rosa Ma, Martín Espinosa, Noelia M, Postigo Mota, Salvador

    Published in Revista ROL de enfermería (01-02-2014)
    “…Burn injuries are defined as the destruction of skin tissue under the effects of a thermal, electrical, chemical or radioactive agent. They can cause local…”
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    The infant mortality and its causes in the foundling of Toledo between 1900-1910 by Noelia María Martin Espinosa

    Published in Cultura de los cuidados (01-05-2013)
    “…The study of the medical care is closely connected to the charitable actions with poor people. It was very common the abandonment of the children in the…”
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