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pro vyhledávání: '"Steven Raigosa Osorio"'
Autor:
Julián Alejandro Olarte García, Steven Raigosa Osorio, Oscar Andrés Manrique Arias, Carlos Alberto Abello Muñoz, Cesar Augusto Acosta Minoli
Publikováno v:
F1000Research. 11:539
Background: One of the fastest spreading vector-borne diseases in tropical and subtropical regions is dengue, which generates cost overruns for public health entities. Several factors can influence the dynamics of dengue virus transmission: environme
Autor:
Steven Raigosa Osorio, Valentina Zuluaga Zuluaga, Francisco A. Betancourt, John Faber Arredondo Montoya, Anibal Munoz Loaiza, Carlos Alberto Abello Munoz, Julian A. Olarte, Dalia M. Muñoz Pizza, Oscar A. Manrique Arias, Hans Meyer Contreras
Publikováno v:
British Journal of Mathematics & Computer Science. 21:1-8
Autor:
Anibal Munoz Loaiza, Carlos Alberto Abello Munoz, Dalia M. Muñoz Pizza, John Faber Arredondo Montoya, Steven Raigosa Osorio, Angie Johanna Osorio, Oscar Arias Manrique, Hans Meyer Contreras, Julián Alejandro Olarte García
Publikováno v:
Open Journal of Modelling and Simulation. :70-82
Nowadays the Zika virus (ZIKV) has been one of the most studied vector-borne diseases due to the considerable outbreaks that have generated around the world as well as due to the new transmission mechanisms and health complications originated. Accord
Autor:
Hans Meyer Contreras, Irma Pérez Contreras, Maria E. Cardenas Perea, Anibal Munoz Loaiza, Gonzaga Ospina Patiño, Jesús A. Valdez García, Oscar A. Manrique Arias, Vanessa Abello Sossa, Miguel Ángel Enríquez Guerra, Carlos Alberto Abello Munoz, John Faber Arredondo Montoya, Dalia M. Muñoz Pizza, Steven Raigosa Osorio
Publikováno v:
Health. :1178-1186
It is set and analyzed a simulation model based on non-linear ordinary differential equations to interpret the dynamics of the microcephaly incidence caused by the Zika virus in a risk group of pregnant women. This one is induced by a population of m
Publikováno v:
Applied Mathematical Sciences. 9:6953-6960
We have formulated a simulation model with base in non-linear ordinary differential equations following the formalism stated by Sir Ronald Ross for the Malaria, using the therm of incidence, the vectorial capacity of the Aedes aegypti and the sinusoi