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Psychometric analysis of the teacher support scale with higher education students
Oliveira,Íris M.; Barroso,Paula; Vautero,Jaisso; Silva,Ana DanielaAbstract The Teacher Support Scale has been used to assess students’ perceived teacher support in compulsory school years. However, the literature requires attention to perceived teacher support in higher education and to the referred measure’s psychometric properties. This study examines the factorial structure, invariance for sex, relations to other variables, and reliability of the Teacher Support Scale with...
Lymphomas of the female genital tract
Solinho,Mariana; Rolha,Ana; Duarte,Marta Beja; Loureiro,Vera Santos; Barroso,PaulaAbstract Lymphomas represent a wide spectrum of neoplasms arising from lymphocytes. Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma may arise from lymphatic cells located in solid organs (extranodal) in 25 to 35% of the cases. The occurrence of female genital tract lymphoma is very uncommon. However, it is important to be aware of this neoplastic condition and to include it in the differential diagnosis of other gynecological neoplasms...
Massa Anexial na Gravidez: Caso Clínico
Costa,Rita Vicente; Rocha,Ana Carolina; Estevinho,Sofia; Barroso,PaulaResumo O diagnóstico de massas durante a gravidez é maioritariamente incidental e pouco frequente, mas tem vindo a aumentar, a par com o crescente papel da ecografia na vigilância obstétrica. Geralmente são assintomáticas, benignas, de origem ovárica e podem ter resolução espontânea. Apresentamos o caso clínico de uma mulher de 36 anos, primigesta, grávida de 7 semanas, que recorreu ao serviço de urgência por d...
A didelphic uterus and imperforate hymen presenting as a double hematometrocolp...
Sousa,Evanira; Barroso,Paula; Coelho,José; Loureiro,VeraThe rare finding of both a didelphic uterus and imperforate hymen is described in this case. Imperforate hymen is an important cause of abdominal pain in female adolescents, which can usually be diagnosed by thorough clinical history and physical examination. Further investigation may be necessary to exclude other genital tract anomalies.