New approaches to bone technology in the Southwestern Buenos Aires Province: manufacture and use-wear analysis by Frontini, Romina, Álvarez, Myrian, Salemme, Mónica, Vecchi, Rodrigo, Bayón, Cristina

“…These bone artifacts are morphologically different, and include points and blunt points. Diagnostic traces of kinematics and the materials on which they were used, were also identified. …”
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The historical archaeological town of Rio San Salvador (Soriano, Uruguay) by López Mazz, José, Buffa Invernizzi, Valerio, De León Fleitas, Verónica, Cancela Cereijo, Cristina

“…This paper presents information recovered during a diagnostic fieldwork developed on a Spanish settlement from the sixteenth century. …”
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The use of quartz in the El Alto-Ancasti mountains (Catamarca, Argentina). Experimentation and archaeological cases by Egea, Debora, Gerola, Ignacio

“…However, quartz presents intrinsic characteristics of its composition which makes the identification of diagnostic anthropic features, that give us information about the production histories and the different strategies implemented by the carvers, difficult to diagnose. …”
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First anthracological approach for the Tafí valley (Tucumán, Argentina) by Aguirre, María G., Peña Monné, José L., Sampietro Vattuone, María M.

“…The charcoals were examined by observing the three diagnostic sections of the stem anatomy with a binocular magnifying glass, an optical microscope with incident light, and photographs were taken with a scanning electron microscope. …”
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PC/QT-S3: a multicomponent site in the Quebrada del Toro with “typical” lithic artifacts of the puna. Identification of an new area occupied in the human peopling during the early... by Patané Aráoz, Claudio Javier, Piraino, Javier Luis, Suzaño, Néstor Omar

“…On the other hand, records of temporarily diagnostic artifacts from different instances of the Holocene (early, middle and late) provide basis for sustaining that the site was repeatedly occupied over time. …”
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New proposal for classification, coding and analysis of palatal rugae by Blanco, Laura, Bollini, Gabriel, Atencio, Juan Pablo

“…The palatal rugae possess characteristics that make them a diagnostic morphological feature apt for this purpose. …”
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Shell bead production in Patagonia through experimental archeology by Leonardt, Sabrina

“…It is also proposed that the possibility of recognizing shell beads production contexts will be limited by the identification of a few pieces with diagnostic fingerprints.…”
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A case of adult osteomyelitis in a Final Late Holocene hunter-gatherer population, eastern Pampa–Patagonian transition, Argentina by Flensborg, Gustavo Ariel, Suby, Jorge Alejandro, Martinez, Gustavo Adolfo

“…Also, a lytic lesion was identified in CT images. The diagnostic procedures and the probable causes that could generate the lesions in the long bones of the lower limb are discussed. …”
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Comparación de métodos diagnósticos para la detección de Helicobacter pylori en biopsias gástricas en pacientes con trastornos gastrointestinales by LAINO, SILVANA PAOLA, BOGGIO, ELISA, MARTIN, MAURICIO, CACERES, ELIANA, RUIZ, SUSANA EUGENIA

“…There are different diagnostic methods, invasive and non-invasive, each with advantages and limitations. …”
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La enseñanza del Diagnóstico por Imágenes en las Universidades Argentinas by Videla, Ricardo Luis

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Sustaining youth school trajectories. An experience of collaborative and interdisciplinary work with teachers by Cejas, Adriana, Machuca, María Fernanda, D’Aloisio, Florencia, Bastán, Guido García

“…In a first moment, we depth with educators in the diagnostic of critical periods and situations in accessibility, affiliation and support of scholar trajectories. …”
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Preliminary approaches to rock art from south of the Talampaya National Park by Ferraro, Lorena, Chinen, Silvia, Pagni, María Teresa

“…Due to the limited informative potential of the sample regarding both chronological and stylistic estimates, and to the absence of diagnostic overlapping, the focus is placed on inter-site and compared iconography analyses for more significant results. …”
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First evidences of Prunus persica macro-remains in the late 19th and the early 20th century in the Cueva El Abra archaeological site, province of Buenos Aires, Argentina by Colobig, María de los Milagros, Brea, Mariana, Zucol, Alejandro F., Mazzanti, Diana, Soria, José Luis

“…This is a rock shelter which top component has been dated in 958±32 AP. It presents diagnostic Late Holocene materials, raw materials and goods that indicate extra-regional contacts. …”
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Vigencia en el uso del hidrato de cloral en pacientes pediátricos para procedimientos de diagnóstico by Dutto, Susana, Uema, Sonia

“…Among all classic medicinal substances, Chloral Hydratecould be the most actual one because it is the most usedsedative in children, specially in diagnostic proceduresthat require the patient’s stationary (CT, NMR, ECG, EEG,etc.).The aims of this work are: a) to revise the indications ofper oral Chloral Hydrate in literature for diagnosticprocedures in Pediatrics and its prominent characteristics;b) to describe the use of per oral Chloral Hydrate inpediatric diagnostic procedures.Relevant sources were utilized for searching, and a drugutilization study in a pediatric high complexity hospital,with children among 1 month to 14 years old, wasperformed.According to the literature, Chloral Hydrate produces aneffective sedation in 80-90% of pediatric patients. …”
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