Сonn's syndrome, also known as primary hyperaldosteronism, represents a common cause of secondary hypertension. Тhis literature review aims to dissect the intricate mechanisms underlying Сonn's syndromе and its association with secondary hypertension. Тhrоugh a comprehеnsive exploration of recent research findings, this rеview еlucidates the раthорhysiоlogical processes, diagnostic strategies, and therapeutic interventions pertinent to this condition. Вy synthesizing existing knоwledge, this review provides valuable insights into the management оf Соnn's syndrome and secondary hypertension.
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We compared the clinical and neurological picture of hereditary spastic paraplegia (HSP) and cerebral palsy of spastic diplegia. The results of a neurological examination indicate that in patients in the comparison group, clinical symptoms, especially changes in the cranial innervation and motor sphere, were more pronounced compared to the main group. During a clinical and neurological examination of patients with HSP, we identified both pure spastic paraplegia, characterized only by motor disorders (71.5%), and spastic paraplegia with complications (20%) in the form of dysfunction of the cranial nerves, intellectual impairment of varying degrees (5.4%), pelvic organ dysfunction (4.4%), history of seizures (5.2%), polyneuropathies (3.15%), extraneural symptoms were detected in 3 (3.1%) patients, i.e. congenital skin changes in the form of ichthyosis.
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The article contains the synthesis of chitosan aminopolysaccharide Apis mellifera in liquid nitrogen and the preparation of Schiff bases based on glutaraldehyde with chitosan, electron microscopy of chitosan synthesized by a cryogenic method, and IR spectroscopy of the resulting chitosan and glutaraldehyde. The presence of intermolecular hydrogen bonds between the polymer and the aldehyde allows us to conclude that the mechanism of interaction between glutaraldehyde and chitosan is valid.
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This article explores the profound connection between cognitive metaphors and the modality of authors and their use in the public press. Cognitive metaphors, which bridge abstract concepts with concrete, relatable imagery, are fundamental tools for authors to express their unique modality in literature and journalism. We examine the role of cognitive metaphors in shaping author modality and enhancing reader engagement. In the public press, cognitive metaphors simplify complex information, influence public opinion, and ensure the news is both accessible and compelling. We also discuss the challenges and considerations associated with the use of cognitive metaphors in media and highlight their evolving role in the digital era.
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The article explores an innovative approach to engineering education through the integration of computer graphics aimed at bridging the gap between traditional teaching methods and the evolving technological design of the engineering profession. This highlights the limitations of traditional engineering graphics education, which often fails to prepare students for the complex, technology-based realities of engineering. Through the use of computer graphics, research offers a more engaging, dynamic, and effective learning environment that not only solves educational challenges, but also facilitates a smoother transition into the engineering workforce.
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The article highlights a new facet of the spiritual heritage of Bahauddin Naqshband - the existence of 137 rubaiyya based on the source “Rubaiyoti Xoja Naqshband”. In this work, it is found that the Rubaiyat of Bahauddin Naqshband was collected in Persian and annotated in Urdu by Muhammad Sadiq Kusuri. Based on the preface of the work and the analysis of the rubaiyat, it is philosophically analyzed that the main idea of the teachings of Bahauddin Naqshband is monotheism-tawhid, the consent of Allah.
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The paper investigates the function and significance of international transport corridors in the globalization and integration of Central Asian economies. The importance of Central Asian countries' international transport corridors is explored in order to promote integration into the world transport and logistics system. Particular emphasis is placed on the possibility for the development of international transport corridors as Central Asian economies are integrated into the regional and worldwide space.
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Teaching methods that enable students to think creatively and independently are very important. Many educators are educating while thinking about these things. Especially in engineering, hands-on education is more important than anything else. I believe that professor give the task to students, students have to solve the tasks that received from professorson their own. I would like to introduce what I teach at TUIT, the Department of Artificial Intelligence, where I work, to teach students how to solve problems on their own and be creative. For practical training in engineering education, practical equipment is very important. We brought practice equipment for students from Korea and allowed them to use it freely. Additionally, students can freely use all equipment, including 3D printers, installed in the lab. It doesn't matter what the student creates using this equipment. Discuss together only when they have questions. Research online with your student to find the best answer. Let’s take a look at which students around the world have similar concerns as you. Through this process, students’ interest is aroused. Find information on your own on the Internet. Students receive this type of education and create their own robotic arms using a 3D printer and control the robotic arms using a computer. Student satisfaction is high. We also suggest good methods for education in IoT and AI to others.
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This article will talk about how important the concept of gender, which is one of the current topical treatments, is to be promoted to the life of society and, in Uzbekistan, to ensure women's rights, to protect women from violence and oppression. The article covers the origins of the term gender, its use in social fields, and the differences between women and men. dedicated experience testing and data on the effectiveness of the results were cited. Together with the analysis of the literature dedicated to Gender problems, a list of different types of gender relations and their corresponding gender characteristics is presented. Gender relations arise in the process of joint life-activities of representatives of a particular sex, various forms of relations between subjects are presented.
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