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T-Tube Drainage versus Primary
Common Bile Duct Closure after Laparoscpic Choledochotomy
Prof. Dr. Mohammad Mohsen Ahmed
Salem 1, Prof.
Dr.
Yaser Ahmed Elsayed Amer
2, Prof.
Dr. Magdy Abd El-Hamed El-Sebae
3, Dr. Mostafa Farag El-Shafie 4 and Rani
Mohammed Saleh Khattab5
1
Professor of General Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Al-Azhar
University, Egypt.
2
Professor of General Surgery, Faculty of Medicine, Al-Azhar
University, Egypt.
3
Professor of General Surgery,
Theodor Bilharz Research Institute, Egypt.
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Lecturer of Radiology, Theodor
Bilharz Research Institute, Egypt.
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M.B.B.CH, M.SC., Assistant
Researcher of General Surgery, Theodor Bilharz Research
Institute, Egypt.
Eng_tamerkhattab@hotmail.com
Abstract: Background:
Gallstones are an extremely
common condition, arising in approximately 10% to 20% of the
adult population, and as such pose an important public health
problem. Choledocholithiasis is a common problem that
necessitates intervention, it is managed either endoscopically
or surgically. Objectives: To study the comparison
between primary closure of common bile duct and T-tube drainage
after laparoscopic choledocholithotomy in choledocholthiasis.
Patients and Methods: This prospective randomized study
included 50 patients with history of calcular obstructive
jaundice preoperatively which was conducted in the department of
surgery, Theodor Bilharz Research Institute (TBRI) and Al-Azhar
University Hospital from mayo 2017 to mayo 2019 each patient
undergo laparoscopic cholecystectomy together with laparoscopic
common bile duct exploration, then they will be allocated in to
two groups;
(group A) for T tube insersion
and (group B) for primary closure. Results: In our study
mean age in group (A) was (45.40 ± 3.004), mean age in group (B)
was (48.40 ± 2.540) (P value 0.4494). In our study mean total
bilirubin in group (A) was (4.24 ± 0.49), mean total bilirubin
in group (B) was (4.42 ± 0.5) (P value
0.8048). In our study mean
direct bilirubin in group (A) was (3.16 ± 0.42), mean direct
bilirubin in group (B) was (3.43 ± 0.46) (P value
0.6736). In our study mean
alkaline phosphatase in group (A) was (264.9 ± 30.93), mean
alkaline phosphatase in group (B) was (290.2 ± 30.87) (P
value0.5656). In our study mean U/S CBD diameter in group (A)
was (0.93 ± 0.058), mean U/S CBD diameter in group (B) was (1.02
± 0.07) (P value
0.3224). In our study mean
U/S Stones Diameter in
group (A) was (1.05 ± 0.08), mean U/S Stones Diameter in group
(B) was (1.12 ± 0.08) (P value0.519). In our study thirty nine
out of fifty patients (78 %) had clinical jaundice at
presentation (19 patients in group A and 20 patients in group
B).
Conclusion:
Both primary closure of CBD and T-tube drainage after CBD exploration
are equally good procedures for the treatment of uncomplicated
choledocholithiasis. However, primary closure of CBD is having
significantly lower operating time and less duration of stay at
hospital. Therefore, it can be recommended for treatment in
selective patients of choledocholithiasis.
[Mohammad
Mohsen Ahmed Salem, Yaser Ahmed Elsayed Amer, Magdy Abd El-Hamed
El-Sebae, Mostafa Farag El-Shafie and Rani Mohammed Saleh
Khattab. T-Tube Drainage versus Primary Common Bile Duct
Closure after Laparoscpic Choledochotomy.
Rep Opinion
2019;11(10):1-8]. ISSN
1553-9873 (print); ISSN 2375-7205 (online).
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doi:10.7537/marsroj111019.01.
Keywords:
T-Tube Drainage, Primary Common
Bile Duct Closure, Laparoscpic Choledochotomy |
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Diagnostics And Identification
Of Conditions Of Effectiveness Of The Process Of Preparation For
Pedagogical Activity Of Students On The Direction Of
"Professional Education"
Abdullayeva Ozoda Safibullayevna
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in
Pedagogical Sciences Associate Professor of the Namangan
Engineering Construction Institute 700096, Namangan, Uzbekistan
aspirantka.030@gmail.com
Abstract:
In the article presents the
results of an ascertaining experiment on problems in the field
of the preparation process for the pedagogical activities of
students in the direction of "Professional education ". The
author analyzes the effectiveness of the preparatory process for
teaching activities, identifies factors that contribute to
improving the preparation of students in the direction of
"Professional education " for future teaching activities. In the
article the diagnostics of revealing readiness for pedagogical
activity on a measuring instrument (indicators) is given. The
quality of education was monitored, on the basis of which
indicators for the following evaluation objects were developed
and tested: educational activities; extracurricular activities;
the quality of the conditions for ensuring the educational
process. Their use in the process of experimental and
experimental work is also considered. The results of the
determination of readiness for pedagogical activity on combined
levels of assessment are summarized.
[Abdullayeva O.S.
Diagnostics And Identification Of Conditions Of Effectiveness Of
The Process Of Preparation For Pedagogical Activity Of Students
On The Direction Of "Professional Education".
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111019.02.
Keywords:
pedagogical
activity, teacher, student, vocational education, methodology,
criteria, levels, experiment, indicators |
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An Approach to Design the
Conceptual Scheme of Virtual Reality News Documentary
Chen Yuehong 1,2,
Yang Yinong 2
1.
Social Sciences and Law, School
of Humanities and S.S. & Law, Harbin Institute of Technology,
Harbin, Heilongjiang, China
2.
Department of New Media and Art,
School of Architecture, Harbin Institute of Technology, Harbin,
Heilongjiang, China
Abstract:
News documentary belonged to the category of journalism has some
characteristics of film arts. It uses film practice approaches
to report news content, reflect objective truth, even show real
characters and stories. With the help of virtual reality
technology, news documentaries can restore scenes more
artistically lifelike, focusing on scene rendering and relevant
storytelling details. So that users will have a deeper
experience of the narrative content of news documentaries.
Virtual reality news documentary can contact some information
design methods to screen for auxiliary or read stage objective.
At the same time, the user of immersion in virtual news
documentary, will be more convenient and effective to receive
electronic information content, with the autonomy of selective
and more freedom to control their own likes and dislikes in
virtual reality news documentary content under the distribution
of their own free time. This essay carries out conceptual design
of virtual reality news documentaries, and provides design
thoughts, design methods and other design schemes to provide
reference for future research.
[CHEN Yuehong, YANG Yinong.
An Approach to Design the Conceptual Scheme of Virtual Reality
News Documentary.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111019.03.
Keywords:
approach, virtual reality, news documentary, conceptual scheme |
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Production and
characterization of complementary food produced from orange
fleshed sweet potato, soybean and sorghum flour
Idowu, O. A1.,
Akinsola, A. O2*., Akinyemi, T. A3., and
Obisesan, D. O2.
1Department
of Food Technology, Federal Polytechnic, Offa, Kwara State,
Nigeria.
2*Department
of Home Economics, Federal College of Education (Special) Oyo
State, Nigeria.
3Department
of Home and Rural Economics, Oyo State College of Agriculture
and Technology, Igboora, Oyo State, Nigeria
*Correspondence
author:
akinsola4gold@gmail.com
Abstract:
Traditional complementary foods
are mainly based on cereal grains which when cooked got
gelatinized and swollen thereby making the diet viscous and
bulky for infants and young children. This study was carried out
to develop and evaluate a complementary food from Orange Fleshed
Sweet Potato (OFSP), soybean, and sorghum with a view of
producing nutrient dense complementary food. Steam blanched OFSP,
dehulled soybean and sorghum were blended in different ratios to
form paste before air drying at 55oC to 10% moisture
content., The dried blends were milled and sieved to pass
through 450 mm sieve size
to obtain fine flour samples.
The obtained formulated five samples were analyzed for chemical
components, functional properties, and sensory attributes. The
obtained data were subjected to analysis of variance to
establish significant difference at p<0.05, while Duncan
multiple range test was used to separate mean. Results showed
that the crude protein value of samples ranged from 16.79 to
18.30 g/100g. The fat content of the complementary food samples
ranged from 12.84 to 14.25 g/100g. The result for
b-carotene
content of the complementary food samples ranged from 3193 to
3357 IU. The study revealed that an acceptable and nutrient
dense complementary food could be produced from the combination
of Orange Fleshed Sweet Potato, soybean and sorghum.
[Idowu, O. A., Akinsola, A. O.,
Akinyemi, T. A., and Obisesan, D. O.
Production
and characterization of complementary food produced from orange
fleshed sweet potato, soybean and sorghum flour.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111019.04.
Keywords:
Complementary food, steam
blanched, OFSP, functional properties, sensory attributes |
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Heavy Metal Contents of
Cassava Leaves (Manihot esculenta) obtained from Andoni
Local Government Area of Rivers State
Victoria Daminabo and Susan
Okparanta
Department of Science Laboratory Technology, School of Science
and Technology, Captain Elechi Amadi Polytechnic, Rumuola,
P.M.B.
5936,
Port
Harcourt, Rivers State, Nigeria.
vicjodish@yahoo.co.uk
Abstract:
The concentrations of selected
heavy metals in cassava leaves obtained from Andoni Local
Government Area of Rivers State were determined using atomic
absorption spectrophotometer (AAS) and compared with the soils
on which they Cassava grows. The result obtained showed a high
level of heavy metals in the order Zn > Pb > Hg in cassava
leaves when compared with heavy metal detected in the different
soils on which they grow. For all the farms, the soil plant
transfer values were in the order Pb> Zn> Hg. This shows that
among the three metals studied, lead was the easiest to migrate
followed by zinc and then, mercury. This trend signifies that
plant absorbs a higher concentration of lead from the soil in
which it grows when compared to other metals present while Hg is
the least absorbed metal. It was observed that the lead content
in cassava leaves was above World Health Organization (WHO)/Food
and Agricultural Organization (FAO) safe limit.
[Daminabo,
V. and Okparanta, S. Heavy Metal Contents of Cassava Leaves (Manihot
esculenta) obtained from Andoni Local Government Area of
Rivers State.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111019.05.
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Cassava, leaves, soil, heavy metals, farms, WHO/FAO safe limit. |
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Types Of Hernia And Surgical
Management Approaches In Domestic Animals: Review
Dese Kefyalew, Abebe Firomsa and
Tolessa Ebissa
Department of surgery, Bishoftu
campus, Addis Ababa University, Ethiopia
E-mails:
kuletole@gmail.com,
d21kefyalew@gmail.com.
Telephones: +251-917-068-648,
+251-921-889-089
Abstract:
Hernia is bulging of
abdominal contents in abdominal wall caused by naturally through
canal (congenital) or traumatic (acquired). Hernias have several
deleterious effects, such as lowering the productivity and
re-productivity of the affected animals where, abdominal,
inguinal and perineal hernias could entrap a fetus in their
hernial sacs leading to dystocia in domestic animals. Therefore,
the aim of this paper is to review on the different types of
hernia and its surgical management in domestic animals. Hernia
is classified as internal and external hernia. External hernia
is a displacement of an organ, part of an organ, or a tissue
outside the abdominal cavity through an abnormal opening in the
abdominal wall which can be noted from the outside of animal’s
body and can be detected with external examination. It is the
most common form of problems of domestic animals which can be
umbilical, inguinal, scrotal, femoral, perineal, and ventral (or
abdominal) hernias based on anatomic location. Umbilical hernia
is usually occurs in calves due to failure to closed of the
umbilical cord, while ventral hernia are usually present in
cattle and horses because of trauma and heavy weight. It can
causes decreases in reproductive performance, production loss
and even leads to the death of animal depending on the types of
hernias. External hernia was easy to diagnose by case history,
inspection and palpation where it can be overcome by both
surgical and non-surgical approaches to correct different types
of hernias occurring in domestic animals. Moreover it can be
prevented to a large extent by modifying the prevailing
management practices. However, still information on the
associated risk factors and its prevalence is not well studied.
Therefore further studies are needed to identify the associated
risk factors and farmers should be aware of the diseases and
improve prevention approaches through implementing better
management practices.
[Dese
K., Abebe F. and Tolessa E.
Types Of Hernia And
Surgical Management Approaches In Domestic Animals: Review.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111019.06.
Key words:
Domestic
animals, Hernia, Hernioplasty, Hernioraphy, Mesh, Surgical
managment |
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New Thoughts on "Talents",
"Disciplines" and "Management" -Inspired by the spirit of the
"Design Teaching and Instruction Committee Meeting" of the
Ministry of Education
Zhang Ning
Tianjin Conservatory of Music,
Tianjin, China
Email:suona000@163.com
Abstract:
Talents are needed to improve the comprehensive strength of the
country, The cultivation of talents focuses on ability,
Creativity is the embodiment of ability, After dismembering the
experience of predecessors because of creation, It is the new
concept of "learning" that is used by creators through
interdisciplinary research, The interdisciplinary approach is
based on the understanding of the functions of various
disciplines and their internal linkages, This can greatly
broaden the scope of the creator's cognition, Enhance the
sensitivity of their thinking, Improve their creativity.
However, new changes in the cognitive field will also bring new
challenges to managers, Therefore, the scientific management of
talents will become a necessary prerequisite for the rational
use of talents.
[Zhang Ning.
New Thoughts on "Talents", "Disciplines" and "Management"
-Inspired by the spirit of the "Design Teaching and Instruction
Committee Meeting" of the Ministry of Education.
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Key word:
Creative Talents\ Interdisciplinary\ Talent management |
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Avian Coccidiosis
Zeinab M. S. Amin Girh1, Nagwa S. Rabie1
and Mona S. Zaki2
1Department
of Poultry Diseases, National Research Centre, Dokki, Giza,
Egypt.
2Department
of Hydrobiology, National Research Centre, Dokki, Giza, Egypt.
drmonazaki@yahoo.com
Abstract: Coccidiosis is a
disease that is caused by protozoan parasites of the genus
Eimeria, developing within the intestine of most domestic
and wild animals and birds. The disease is distributed worldwide
and primarily affects young animals that are raised under
various management systems
avian coccidiosis, is caused by several species of the protozoan
parasite Eimeria. This parasite invades epithelial
tissues of the intestine, causing severe damage in birds and as
a result, significant economic losses. The main problem with
Eimeria
infections is that they are caused by more than one species that
attack different regions of the intestine.
Coccidiosis is responsible for major losses due to mortality and
primarily to the poor performance of sub clinically infected
animals which costs the livestock industry many millions of
dollars. Diagnosis and genetic characterization of different
species of Eimeria
are central to the prevention and control of coccidiosis.
The classical parasitological methods of diagnosis are labor
intensive and therefore costly. Different diagnostic tools such
as fecal flotation techniques, morphological identification,
molecular biology, biochemistry, cell biology and immunology
have been used to diagnose coccidiosis. These methods have
generally had major limitations in the specific diagnosis of
coccidiosis and identification of Eimeria
species. The traditional approaches are unreliable.
Zeinab M. S. Amin Girh, Nagwa S.
Rabie and Mona S. Zaki. Avian Coccidiosis.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111019.08.
Keywords:
Coccidiosis;
disease; protozoan;
parasites;
genus Eimeria |
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Assessing
Vulnerabilities to Natural Disasters of Malgagai Refugee Village
Killasaifullah, Balochistan
Jamal-ud-din1,
Syed Ainuddin2 Ghulam Murtaza3, Shabana
Faiz4, Muhammad Ashraf5 & Abida6Achakzai
1PhD
Scholar: Department of Disaster Management and Development
Studies, University of Balochistan Quetta. (Corresponding
author) email:
jamalkakar333@gmail.com
2Associate
Professors Chairperson, Department of Disaster Management and
Development Studies, University of Balochistan, Quetta email:
ainuddin.syed77@gmail.com
3Assistant
Professors, Department of Disaster Management and Development
Studies, University of Balochistan, Quetta email:
aamach100@gmail.com
4Chairperson,
Pakistan studies center, Sardar Bahadur Khan Women University,
Balochistan, Quetta. email:
shabana.faiz@gmail.com
5Assistant
Professors, Department of Disaster Management and Development
Studies, University of Balochistan, Quetta email:
mashrafh75@gmail.com
6Lecturer
Department of Geography, University of Balochistan, Quetta
email:
sher.abid78@gmail.com
Abstract:
Disaster mostly occurs when vulnerability and hazard hold
together. Balochistan is no exception where a number of natural
and manmade disasters interface resulting in catastrophes. The
main objective of this paper is to assess the vulnerabilities to
natural disasters of Malgagai refugee village Killa-Saifullah. A
questionnaire survey was conducted among 400 households using
simple random sampling. Composite community vulnerability index
is used to achieve the objective of the study. Results revealed
that the study area is vulnerable (socially, physically,
institutionally and economically) due to lack of education,
inadequate resources, poverty, poor building infrastructure,
unemployment and lack of awareness and preparedness.
Implementing of risk lessening measures in building
infrastructures and carry out essential socio-economic
activities (education, multiple sources of income, health, and
community trust) is extremely fundamental to lessen the overall
vulnerabilities of the study area prone to natural hazards.
[Jamal-ud-din,
Syed Ainuddin Ghulam Murtaza, Shabana Faiz, Muhammad
Ashraf & Abida Achakzai.
Assessing
Vulnerabilities to Natural Disasters of Malgagai Refugee Village
Killasaifullah, Balochistan.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111019.09.
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Vulnerability, Vulnerability Framework, Refugee, Disaster,
Balochistan |
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Evaluation of Boron Concentration in Water Samples of the Rivers
in Al- Diwaniya-Iraq Using CR-39 Track Detector
Thaer M. Salman and Abbas A. Sweaf
Department of Physics, College of Education for Pure Science,
University of Basrah, Basrah, Iraq
badran_hussein@yahoo.com
Abstract:
Significant risks for human health may results from exposure to
non pathogenic toxic contaminants that are often globally
ubiquitous in waters from which drinking water is derived to
measure the Boron, 105B concentration in
water samples in Al- Diwaniya governorate in Iraq. The
measurements were performed by analyzing the water samples
collected from 24 location using CR-39
Track Detector. The Boron concentrations which are
obtained ranged from
2.116
mg/l in ((ghmas1))
river belt and minimum 0.651 mg/l was recorded in ((ghmas6))
river in water samples. The results are presented and compared
with other studies. The results could be utilized to make
distinctive supplementary contributions when contamination event
occurs and to implement water quality standards by concerned
authorities to maintain radioactive contamination-free drinking
water supplies for the people. The study further reveals that 24
surface water samples have boron below detection limit. The
presence of boron in drinking water sources in this territory is
of natural origin. Thus, there is possibility of severe
pollution problem with boron in near future.
[Thaer
M. Salman and Abbas A. Sweaf.
Evaluation of Boron Concentration in Water Samples of the Rivers
in Al- Diwaniya-Iraq Using CR-39 Track Detector.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111019.10.
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Neutron Source, Boron, SSNTDs, water samples |
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Review On Parasites Of Fish
And Their Public Health Importance, A Seminar Paper For The
Course Seminar On Current Epidemiologic Topic (Vepi-752)
Wondimu Tessema (Dvm)
Advisor: Minale Getachew (Dvm,
Msc, Ass. Professor)
College Of Agricultural Science,
Department Of Animal Science, Arba Minch, Ethiopia
wonduhopful@gmail.com
Abstract:
The main objective of
this review is to know the parasitic fish disease and its public
health significance. Fish have a full range of diseases like all
animals and many of these are due to external agents and other
arises internally. External agents that cause fish disease
include viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites are known to
affect fish while internally they suffer from almost all the
common organic and degenerative disorders. Parasitic infestation
frequently occurs in fish that causes retarded growth rate,
reduced production, consumer rejection, low reproduction and
mass mortality in fish. There are many parasitic diseases of
fishes in the world. Some of the parasitic diseases are
protozoans, trematodes, nematodes, cestodes, acanthocephalans,
parasitic crustaceans, and leeches. Fish parasites cause
commercial losses in both the aquaculture and fisheries
industries and may have human health, as well as socio-economic,
implications both in developing and developed countries. Many
marine and freshwater fishes serve as a source of medically
important parasitic zoonoses that include trematodiasis,
cestodiasis, and nematodiasis. Some of these infections are
highly pathogenic and the diseases mainly acquired through
eating raw or under cooked fish. To overcome negative effect on
fish and public health, it is necessary to act upon every health
constraint based on scientifically proven and recommended as
well as locally applicable ways.
[Wondimu Tessema (Dvm).
Review On Parasites Of Fish And Their Public Health Importance,
A Seminar Paper For The Course Seminar On Current Epidemiologic
Topic (Vepi-752).
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2019;11(10):71-81].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111019.11.
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Fish, Endo-parasite, Ecto-parasite, protozoa, Ethiopia |
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Tourism-Recruitment Health Of
The Samarkand Area
Gulmurodov Farrux Eshmurodovich
Samarkand State Architectural
Construction Institute
gulmurodov@gmail.com
Abstract:
The article describes the
potential of the existing natural and social tourism facilities
in the regions to boost tourism as a key sector of the regional
economy. It also provides information about historical sites,
architectural monuments, religious places, places of worship,
recreational resources, resorts, ecotourism and other tourist
attractions.
[Gulmurodov
Farrux Eshmurodovich.
Tourism-Recruitment
Health Of The Samarkand Area.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj111019.12.
Keywords.
Tourism, ecotourism, religious tourism, agro tourism,
agro-landscape, landscape, recreation, geocomplex, cultural
monuments, architectural monuments, nature reserves, river
basins, landscapes, recreational resources |
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