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Barreras léxicas entre docentes milenial y estudiantes alfa en segundo ciclo básico de escuelas particulares subvencionadas de la comuna de Curicó

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By Alejandro Guzman, Alejandro Guzmán Verified, Pía Barrios Medina, Agustín Brito Flores, Valentina Baro
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Buscar en la ayuda Barreras léxicas entre docentes milenial y estudiantes alfa en segundo ciclo básico de escuelas particulares subvencionadas de la comuna de Curicó Espinoza Guzmán, Alejandro [1] ; Barrios Medina, Pía [1] ; Brito Flores, Agustín [1] ; Galdames Baro , Valentina [1] ; Leal Guzmán, Fuxie [1] ; Maldonado Herrera, Aline [1] ; Torres Madariaga, Joaquin [1] [1] Universidad Católica del Maule Provincia de Talca, Chile Localización: REXE: Revista de estudios...
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Thalamopeduncular Tumors in Pediatric Age: Advanced Preoperative Imaging to Define Safe Surgical Planning: A Multicentric Experience

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By Luca Sartori, Alberto D’Amico, Giulia Melinda Furlanis, Valentina Baro
| MDPI
1. Introduction Thalamopeduncular tumors are a new subgroup of lesions recently described by Puget et al. [1] that originate from the interface between the thalamus and the cerebral peduncles. They develop below a normal thalamus, pushing it upwards and displacing the corticospinal tract. Pediatric thalamopeduncular tumors represent less than 5% of all pediatric brain tumors.
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