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OIIS Publicaciones 2017.Xlsx AUTOR AUTOR GRUPO ADSCRIPCION NUM. COAUTORES ARTICULO REVISTA VOLUMEN PAGINAS AÑO PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDIENTE JCR-2015 Double-blind placebo-controlled randomized clinical trial evaluating J CLIN INCMNSZ 1 Ramírez-Amador V1 Anaya-Saavedra G Ponce de León-Rosales S ONLINE ONLINE 2017 3 doxycycline effects on chemotherapy- PHARM THER induced oral mucositis. Arvizu A, De-Santiago A, González- Graft immunologic events in deceased Tableros N, López M, Castelán N, Marino TRANSPL INCMNSZ 2 Ixtlapale-Carmona X Alberú J donor kidney transplant recipients with ONLINE ONLINE 2017 3 LA, Uribe-Uribe NO, Contreras AG, IMMUNOL preformed HLA-donor specific antibodies. Vilatobá M, Morales-Buenrostro LE Prevalence of rheumatoid cachexia assessed by bioelectrical impedance CLIN INCMNSZ 3 Santillán-Díaz C Castillo-Martínez L Llorente L ONLINE ONLINE 2017 3 vector analysis and its relation with RHEUMATOL physical function Prospective Evaluation of Pasireotide in Patients Undergoing J AM COLL INCMNSZ 4 Dominguez-Rosado Dominguez-Rosado ONLINE ONLINE 2017 4 Pancreaticoduodenectomy: The SURGEONS Washington University Experience. Reference values for serum thyroglobulin Endocrinol INCMNSZ 5 Flores-Rebollar A Flores-Rebollar A ONLINE ONLINE 2017 1 in healthy individuals. Diabetes Nutr. Successful Embolization of a Ruptured Ovarian Artery Aneurysm in a VASC Guerrero-Hernández M, Anaya-Ayala JE, INCMNSZ 6 García-Alva R Hinojosa CA Postmenopausal Woman: Case Report and ENDOVASC ONLINE ONLINE 2017 1 Leal-Anaya P, Gabutti A, Picazo A Literature Review of Gonadal Artery SUR Aneurysms. N-(R)ethanolamine dithiocarbamate ÁngelRamos- ligands and their Ni(II) and Pt(II) INORG CHIM INCMNSZ 7 DavidMorales-Morale 466 584-590 2017 3 Espinosa complexes. Evaluation of the in vitro ACTA anticancer activity of the Pt(II) derivatives Natural selection drove metabolic BMC EVOL INCMNSZ 8 Valadez-Cano C Valadez-Cano C Resendis-Antonio O specialization of the chromatophore in 17 (1): 99 2017 4 BIOL Paulinella chromatophora. Leticia M. Ochoa- Priorización para la Conservación de los INCMNSZ 9 Leticia M. Ochoa-Ochoa Nancy R. Mejía-Domínguez ecosostemas 26(2) 27-37 2017 1 Ochoa Bosques de Niebla en México Tspan33 is Expressed in Transitional and SCAND J INCMNSZ 10 Pérez-Martínez CA Pérez-Martínez CA Maravillas-Montero JL Memory B Cells, but is not Responsible for 86 (1): 23-30. 2017 3 IMMUNOL High ADAM10 Expression. Combination Therapy Including Metformin organic and Juan Manuel hydrochloride for the Treatment of INCMNSZ 11 Juan Manuel Germán Acacio medicinal 1(4) 13150 2017 1 Germán Acacio Diabetes and Related Comorbidity: A chemistry Patent Filed Survey AUTOR AUTOR GRUPO ADSCRIPCION NUM. COAUTORES ARTICULO REVISTA VOLUMEN PAGINAS AÑO PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDIENTE JCR-2015 Differential T cell subsets and cytokine Rivera-Franco MM, Gómez-Martín D, profile between steady-state and G-CSF- LEUKEMIA INCMNSZ 12 León-Rodríguez E León-Rodríguez E Romo-Tena J, Juárez-Vega G, Merayo- 63: . 47-52 2017 3 primed bone marrow and its association RES Chalico J, Alcocer-Varela J with graft-versus-host disease. SPS–Ni(II) pincer compounds of the type Valente Gómez- [Ni(phPS2)(P(C6H4-4-R)3)] Synthesis, INCMNSZ 13 Valente Gómez-Benítez Juan Manuel alemán-Acacio POLYHEDRON 143 144-148 2017 3 Benítez characterization and catalytic evaluation in CS cross-coupling reactions Synthesis of Metforminium Succinate by Eduardo Plata- J MEX CHEM INCMNSZ 14 Juan Manuel Germán-Acacio Melting. Crystal Structure,Thermal, 61(3) 197-204 2017 2 Vargas SOC Spectroscopic and Dissolution Properties MANEJO DE LA ACTITUD EN EL AMBIENTE BARQUERA NUÑEZ BARQUERA NUÑEZ EMMA INCMNSZ 15 LABORAL DE TRABAJADORES DE LA Rev Mex Enf 2 76-80 2017 1 EMMA MYRNA MYRNA SALUD DESDE UNA ÓPTICA PSICOLÓGICA Efficacy of combination therapy with anti- Jesús K. Yamamoto- tumor necrosis factor and INCMNSZ 16 Jesús K. Yamamoto-Furusho Andrea Sarmiento-Aguilar ibd 3 43376 2017 1 Furusho immunomodulators in inflammatory bowel disease Erectile dysfunction therapy in countries Transl Androl INCMNSZ 17 Garza-Gangemi AM Garza-Gangemi AM Sotomayor-de Zavaleta M 6 (2) 176-182 2017 1 where implant is economically not feasible. Urol LOPEZ BARRADAS ADRIANA MARGARITA TOVAR PALACIO TOVAR PALACIO ARMANDO TRANSPORTE DE AMINOACIDOS: RED INCMNSZ 18 TORRES Y TORRES NIMBE ORTIZ ORTEGA 8 410 417 2017 1 ARMANDO ROBERTo ROBERTO IMPORTANCIA METABOLICA NUTRICION VICTOR MANUEL Real Time Monitoring of Children, and MICROMACHI INCMNSZ 19 Carlos Polanco Carlos Polanco Juan J. Calva , Carlos Aguilar Salinas Adults with Mental Disabilities Using a Low- 8 1 12 2017 3 NES-BASEL Cost Non-Invasive Electronic Device BINGE EATING DISORDER, DEPRESSION, Revista Miguel F. Herrera-Hernández David ANXIETY AND AGOUTI GEN RELATED Mexicana de INCMNSZ 20 Araceli Gómez-Alva Araceli Gómez-Alva 8(2) 161-170 2017 1 Velázquez Fernández NEUROPEPTIDE IN PATIENTS WITH Trastornos BARIATRIC SURGERY Alimentarios Coss-Adame E, Furuzawa-Carballeda J, Romero-Hernández F, Blancas-Breña B, Dor Vs Toupet Fundoplication After Torres-Landa S, Palacios-Ramírez A, J Laparoscopic Heller Myotomy: Long-Term INCMNSZ 21 Torres-Villalobos G Torres-Villalobos G1 Alejandro-Medrano E, Hernández-Ávila A, GASTROINTES ONLINE ONLINE 2017 3 Randomized Controlled Trial Evaluated by Flores-Najera A, Ávila Escobedo LM, T SURG High-Resolution Manometry. Ramírez Angulo C, Rodríguez-Garcés A, Valdovinos MÁ SÍNDROMES DE ATRAPAMIENTO COMO COVARRUBIAS COVARRUBIAS GOMEZ NEUROTARGE INCMNSZ 22 CAUSA ETIOLÓGICA DE DN 3 34-36 2017 1 GOMEZ ALFREDO ALFREDO T POSTOPERATORIO AUTOR AUTOR GRUPO ADSCRIPCION NUM. COAUTORES ARTICULO REVISTA VOLUMEN PAGINAS AÑO PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDIENTE JCR-2015 COVARRUBIAS COVARRUBIAS GOMEZ EPIDEMIOLOGIA DEL DOLOR CRÓNICO NEUROTARGE INCMNSZ 23 3 31 34 2017 1 GOMEZ ALFREDO ALFREDO EN MÉXICO T Extramedullary disease at diagnosis of AML does not influence outcome of EUR J INCMNSZ 24 Lipton JH Lipton JH BOURLON DE LOS RIOS CHRISTIANNE 99 (3) 234-239 2017 3 patients undergoing allogeneic HAEMATOL hematopoietic cell transplant in CR1. DERMATOSIS FRECUENTES EN ORLY CHEIRIF- PACIENTES GERIATRICOS Dermatol Rev INCMNSZ 25 ORLY CHEIRIF-WOLOSKY, García-Hidalgo L 61 441 448 2017 1 WOLOSKY, HOSPITALIZADOS EN UN SERVICIO DE Mex MEDICINA INTERNA. GENETIC Multiethnic polygenic risk scores improve INCMNSZ 26 Carla Márquez-Luna Carla Márquez-Luna AGUILAR SALINAS CARLOS ALBERTO EPIDEMIOLOG ONLINE ONLINE 2017 1 risk prediction in diverse populations Y CUADERNOS KAUFER HORWITZ SER NUTRIOLOGO: LOS RETOS INICIALES INCMNSZ 27 KAUFER HORWITZ MARTHA DE 40. 5 162 163 2017 1 MARTHA Y LOS RETOS POR VENIR NUTRICION Marginalization and health service RURAL Álvarez M, Carrasco M, Guarneros N, coverage among indigenous, rural, and INCMNSZ 28 Roldán J Roldán J REMOTE ONLINE ONLINE 2017 2 Ledesma J, Cuchillo-Hilario M, Chávez A urban populations: a public health HEALTH problem in Mexico. Reduced BUCY 2 and G-CSF-primed bone marrow associates with low graft-versus- ANN INCMNSZ 29 Leon Rodriguez E Leon Rodriguez E Rivera Franco MM Pérez Alvarez SI 96 (9): 1525-153 2017 4 host-disease and transplant-related HEMATOL mortality in allogeneic HSCT. Soto-Perez-de-Celis INCMNSZ 30 Goss PE Chavarri-Guerra Y End-of-Life Care in Latin America. J Glob Oncol 3 (3) 261-270 2017 1 E World hepatitis day. Fighting hepatitis C in J INT AIDS INCMNSZ 31 Soto-Ramirez LE Soto-Ramirez LE Latin America and the Caribbean; an 20 (1): 22183 2017 5 SOC urgent call. Food Sources of Sodium Intake in an Adult INCMNSZ 32 Colin-Ramirez E Correa-Rotter R Espinosa-Cuevas Á, Miranda-Alatriste PV Mexican Population: A Sub-Analysis of the NUTRIENTS ONLINE ONLINE 2017 4 SALMEX Study. Predictors of health care drop-out in an BMC INCMNSZ 33 Contreras-Yáñez I Pascual-Ramos V inception cohort of patients with early MUSCULOSKE 18 (1): 321 2017 3 onset rheumatoid arthritis. L DIS AUTOR AUTOR GRUPO ADSCRIPCION NUM. COAUTORES ARTICULO REVISTA VOLUMEN PAGINAS AÑO PRINCIPAL CORRESPONDIENTE JCR-2015 The Right to Live with Dignity and the J PALLIAT INCMNSZ 34 Ñamendys-Silva SA Ñamendys-Silva SA 20 (11) 1186 2017 3 Right to Die with Dignity. MED ABDOM INCMNSZ 35 Ruiz-Ballesteros MM Marfil-Garza BA Frostberg invirtió tres signos. ONLINE ONLINE 2017 1 RADIOL Outcomes of HIV-positive patients with INT J INFECT INCMNSZ 36 Crabtree Ramírez B Crabtree Ramírez B Caro Vega Y ONLINE ONLINE 2017 3 cryptococcal meningitis in the Americas. DIS Symptomatic recurrence upon proton pump inhibitor discontinuation correlated Rev INCMNSZ 37 Coss-Adame E Coss-Adame E with results of Bravo® wireless Gastroenterol 82 (4) 275-276 2017 1 esophageal pH monitoring in patients with Mex. gastroesophageal reflux disease. Blastic Transformation in Mexican CL LYMPH INCMNSZ 38 Rivera Duarte A Rivera Duarte A Armengol Alonso A, Tuna Aguilar E Population With Chronic Myelomonocytic 17 (8) 532-538 2017 3 MYELOM LEUK Leukemia. Predictive factors of flares in systemic INCMNSZ 39 Ugarte-Gil MF Ugarte-Gil MF Pascual-Ramos V lupus erythematosus patients: data from a LUPUS ONLINE ONLINE 2017 3 multiethnic Latin American cohort. BMC Patient's perspective of sustained INCMNSZ 40 Contreras-Yáñez I , Pascual-Ramos V Guaracha-Basañez G, Ruiz-Domínguez D MUSCULOSKE 8 (1) 379 2017 3 remission in rheumatoid arthritis. L DIS Disruption of the with no lysine kinase- Luz G. Cervantes- STE20-proline alanine-rich kinase pathway INCMNSZ 41 Gerardo Gamba Bobadilla NA J HYPERTENS ONLINE ONLINE 2017 4 Pérez reduces the hypertension induced by angiotensin II. Impact of risk factors associated with ANN RHEUM INCMNSZ 42 Crowson CS Crowson CS Ramos VP, Yáñez IC cardiovascular outcomes in patients with 77 (1): 48-54. 2017 6 DIS rheumatoid arthritis. The added value of musculoskeletal BMC ultrasound to clinical evaluation in the INCMNSZ 43 Sifuentes-Cantú C Pascual-Ramos V Contreras-Yáñez MUSCULOSKE ONLINE ONLINE 2017 3 treatment decision of rheumatoid arthritis L DIS outpatients: physician experience matters. 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