bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
CLINICAL OUTCOME OF MITRAL VALVE REPLACEMENT SURGERY IN SINGLE CENTRE
Authors: Raj Ayyanathan Shivan
Published: September 2023

Aim: To evaluate clinical outcomes in Mitral valve replacement in the adult population for 5years in high volume single centre and identify factors
affecting the outcomes. Materials and Methods: We performed a retrospective study including patients who underwent Mitral Valve
Replacement (MVR) at our centre, between January 2018 and August 2022. We collected the peri operative and postoperative data from electronic
and paper medical records. Follow-up period was until December 2022. Study Data: We included patients aged 12 years and above, with isolated
mitral valve pathology, who underwent MVR with a Mechanical prosthetic valve during the study period. Patients with combined valvular
pathology were excluded. Among sample size of n=418, patients were grouped <20years - 18, 21-35years - 110, 35-50years - 198, and >50years -
92 of which 38.75% were males. Results: The primary cardiac diagnosis was Rhematic Heart Disease (RHD) - 87.55%, IE - 4%, Degenerative -
7.65% and Ischemic - 3.2%. The mean Euro SCORE II risk prole was 3.7 ± 3.6%. The Median age was 41.2 years. The lesions were Mitral
regurgitation - 10%, Mitral Restenosis Stenosis (MRS) in 4.3%, Mitral stenosis - 27.1%, MRS -14.3% and combined lesion- 41.4%. Bi-leaet
mechanical prosthetic valves were most commonly implanted in 57.15%. The average mitral valve annulus size was 35.12 mm with a median of 34
mm. The Peak Mitral gradient average was 17.16 and the mean Gradient average was 8.92 which were postoperatively 8.97 and 4.44 respectively.
The average cross-clamp duration was 52.4 min. The median follow-up duration was 19.4months (95% CI 11.6 to 17.8). The major paravalvular
leak was observed in 12 patients, with linearized ratio was 0.53%/patient-year (95 CI, 0.36%-0.75%). Twenty two patients died during the
immediate postoperative period and 12 during the study period, CVA-12 and reoperation-7. Survival rates at 1, 3 and 5years were 97.8 ± 1.0%, 92.4
± 1.7%, and 88.4 ± 2.2% respectively. Conclusion: This study provides short and long-term results of mitral valve replacement in a large cohort of
patients. Mitral valve repair can be carried out with satisfactory results in centres with a dedicated interest
Student Risk Report: Pilot Data from Education Abroad Programs, January 1 - June 30, 2023
Authors:   The Forum on Education Abroad, Dietrich Amelia
Published: September 2023

This pilot report is the result of the collective work of representatives from seven (7) education abroad provider organizations and The Forum on Education Abroad’s professional staff that served on Phase I of The Forum on Education Abroad’s Student Risk Task Force during the calendar year 2023. Over the course of 9+ months, the group worked together by discussing their internal systems of incident tracking in painstaking detail in order to reach a mutual understanding and develop a strategy for collecting and reporting data about student risk based on the following questions: What are the categories of incidents that pose significant risk to students’ health, safety, security, and well-being on education abroad programs? How do we define those incidents in a way that will permit us to report our organizations' incidents into a shared dataset in a consistent way? What information about the context and results of those incidents are we able to track and share? How do we define those factors? How can we analyze and interpret our shared incident data to better inform evidence-based practice in education abroad risk management and student preparation and support? United by a shared commitment to student well-being, transparency, and continuous improvement, the Task Force developed definitions and reporting templates, which they piloted with incidents reported by students participating in their education abroad programs between January 1 and June 30, 2023. The methods for data collection and insights into the type, frequency, and context of incidents that occurred during this period are included in the report that follows. The Forum is committed to continuing this initiative and plans to produce a second report, including additional data from the 2023 calendar year, in 2024.
MEMBANGUN SISTEM PENJUALAN TEMPLATE E-STORE BERBASIS WEB DENGAN PHP DAN MYSQL
Authors: Farida Eni , Wahid Efendi Ahmad
Published: September 2023

E-store template is a simple sales systems that run the web based online. E-store is almost the same as e-commers who have been circulating on the internet but the e-store is more simple and suitable for businessmen who developed the business. While the template is one of the web system to facilitate maintenance of the web itself. Based on observations at the web address (site), which operates in the same field, most of the web address of the web has not set prices affordable by the community. Hopefully this simple application can be a solution for entrepreneurs to expand their business and hopefully the price offered for this web more affordable by the community.  Keywords : Template Sales System E-store
MIGRASI DATABASE DENGAN MENGGUNAKAN SSIS (SQL SERVER INTEGRATION SERVICE) DI PT XYZ INDONESIA
Authors: Satria Andoko Banni
Published: September 2023

PT. INDONESIA XYZ is the largest Direct Selling company in Indonesia that have strong growth in comparison with other Direct Selling companies in Indonesia. With the rapid development of PT XYZ INDONESIA, then decided to update its sales application that can not follow the process of starting a thriving business. In addition the needs of data storage capacity becomes very large. To be able to meet that need, so the new system required a more reliable and faster in performance. By looking at the problem, we needed a system / application that can move and manipulate the old data so it can be used by the new system. Database migration process is designed using one of the facilities provided by MS SQL 2005, the facility is named SSIS (SQL Server Integration Service). Keyword : Data Migration, SSIS, ETL, MsSQL 2005, RDBS, SQL Query
The effects of hematological parameters and anticoagulant/antiaggregant use on surgical outcomes in acute subdural hematoma
Authors: Bulduk Tuba , Karaaslan Havva Nur
Published: September 2023

Objective: This study aims to investigate the effect of hematologic parameters including International Normalized Ratio (INR), platelet (Plt), hemoglobin (Hb), hematocrit (Htc), mean corpuscular volume (MCV), leukocyte, neutrophil, lymphocyte, C-Reactive Protein (CRP) on the outcomes of surgical treatment of acute subdural hematoma.

Material and Methods: The file data of 31 cases who were operated on with the diagnosis of Acute Subdural Hematoma (ASDH) at the Private Ankara Güven Hospital Neurosurgery Clinic between 01.01.2019 and 31.12.2021 were examined retrospectively. The ages, genders, history of anticoagulant/antiaggregant use, INR, platelet, hemoglobin, hematocrit, leukocyte, and CRP values of patients were recorded, and their relationships with re-bleeding, number of surgeries performed, and mortality were evaluated statistically.

Results: The study was conducted with a total of 31 cases (35.5% (n=11) female and 64.5% (n=20) male). The average age of the cases was 72 (45-93). A single surgery was performed in 23 cases (74.2%), 8 patients (25.8%) were operated on again because of re-bleeding, and 9 of the cases (29%) died following the surgery. Among the 9 patients who died, 5 (55.5%) underwent single surgery and 4 (44.5%) underwent more than one surgery. The number of cases not using pre-operative anticoagulants/antiaggregants was 10 (32.3%), 9 (29%) patients were using anticoagulants, 7 patients (22.6%) were using single antiaggregant, and 5 patients (16.1%) were using dual antiaggregants. It was detected as statistically significant that the preoperative INR, leukocyte, and neutrophil counts of the patients who underwent multiple surgeries were detected to be higher than those of ASDH patients who underwent single surgery.

Conclusion: Although pre-operative INR, leukocyte, and neutrophil elevation are not associated with mortality, these parameters can be associated with the requirement for re-surgery because of re-bleeding.

Key words: re-bleeding, subdural hematoma, mortality, leukocyte, neutrophil
Panorama dos cursos de odontologia hospitalar no Brasil: estudo transversal
Authors: Pereira Ana Luísa Duarte , Carvalho Thiago de Amorim
Published: September 2023

A odontologia hospitalar é uma área de atuação que está em expansão no Brasil, e cirurgiões-dentistas habilitados nessa área trazem benefícios tanto à saúde individual quanto à coletiva.  O objetivo deste trabalho foi caracterizar os cursos de habilitação em odontologia hospitalar no Brasil, identificando os locais, valores, conteúdos e regiões do Brasil nas quais os cursos são oferecidos. Para tanto, foi desenvolvida uma pesquisa exploratória, transversal de abordagem quantitativa. A busca foi feita no Google, a partir da chave de busca “curso de odontologia hospitalar”, e 15 cursos foram incluídos no estudo. Um roteiro foi elaborado no Google Forms, com perguntas a serem respondidas pelo próprio pesquisador acerca de carga horária, região de oferta, titulação e formação do coordenador, investimento e tipo de instituição ofertante. Percebeu-se que a região Sudeste e mais especificamente o estado de São Paulo concentram a maioria da oferta dos cursos. Os investimentos variam entre R$1400 e R$1700. A carga horária para a habilitação é cumprida e as instituições privadas ofertam mais cursos de Odontologia Hospitalar. Este estudo é uma contribuição importante para o conhecimento sobre a oferta de cursos de habilitação em odontologia hospitalar no Brasil. Os resultados encontrados podem ser utilizados para orientar a melhoria da qualidade desses cursos, para o planejamento de ações para o seu crescimento e para orientação acadêmica na busca por pós-graduação na área hospitalar.
Ślepe zaułki genologii filmowej. Fotofilm wobec filmu ikonograficznego, animowanego oraz „found footage”
Authors: Sulejewska Justyna
Published: September 2023

Przedmiotem niniejszego artykułu jest charakterystyka szczególnej odmiany filmów, których struktura narracyjna została oparta w całości lub w dominującym stopniu na statycznym materiale fotograficznym. Utwory określane jako filmy ze zdjęć, fotofilmy czy „opowieści fotograficzne” nie doczekały się dotąd zbyt wielu opracowań ujmujących zjawisko w sposób kompleksowy. Brak usystematyzowania terminologicznego prowokuje do refleksji naukowej nie tylko nad konkretnymi dziełami, ale również nad ich miejscem wśród istniejących klasyfikacji gatunkowych. Oryginalność poetyki fotofilmów została przedstawiona w zestawieniu z filmem ikonograficznym, animacją i found footage, z którymi wykazuje podobieństwa formalne; gatunki te mają wspólną historię. Rozważania teoretyczne wspiera analiza wybranych fotofilmów z kina polskiego i zagranicznego.
Piotr Szulkin: katastrofy logosu i absurdy istnienia
Authors: Konefał Sebastian Jakub
Published: September 2023

Piotr Szulkin był jednym z najważniejszych twórców polskiego kina ostatniej dekady PRL, który w intrygujący sposób próbował także tworzyć „kino osobne” w realiach wolnej Polski. Niestety, autor ten do dziś nie doczekał się w naszym kraju dedykowanej mu monografii akademickiej ani antologii tekstów naukowych poświęconych jego dziełom (filmy, teatry telewizji, opowiadania literackie i obrazy). Z kolei artykuły popularnonaukowe na temat kina Szulkina skupiają się najczęściej na odczytaniach tego fenomenu polskiej kultury w kluczach politycznych, historiozoficznych bądź związanych z poetyką dystopii. A przecież zarówno fantastyczno-naukowa tetralogia reżysera, jak i kilka innych jego produkcji kinowych oraz telewizyjnych to pozycje, które wykraczają daleko poza te perspektywy. Filmy Szulkina można bowiem uznać za arcyciekawe przykłady kreatywnego czerpania z różnych tradycji myśli frankofońskiej (m.in. Foucault, Derrida, Baudrillard), estetycznych postaw poetyki absurdu i groteski (z Beckettem na czele), a także z tez wybranych antropologów i socjologów kultury (Girard czy Bauman). Oprócz tego typu tropów w swoim filmoznawczym upamiętnieniu zmarłego niedawno reżysera Konefał stara się również odnaleźć wątki i strategie narracyjne z dzieł Piotra Szulkina, które mogą się wydawać interesujące dla młodszego pokolenia widzów, nieznającego jego twórczości (autor bazuje tu na opiniach studentów gdańskiego filmoznawstwa oraz norweskich doktorantów z Arktycznego Uniwersytetu w Tromsø).
The Structures of Memory: The Images of Space-Time in Andrzej Munk’s Film “Passenger”
Authors: Kwiatkowska Paulina
Published: September 2023

Passenger was the last and uncompleted film by Andrzej Munk who died tragically in 1961. The film was finished by Munk’s friends and collaborators on the basis of the footage left by the director. It is known that Munk was not fully satisfied with all the material and planned to introduce some changes. The film combines in an unusual way two forms of “records of memory” – photography and film. In a very interesting argument Kwiatkowska juxtaposes and interprets various spaces of remembrance that can be found in the movie. [originally published in Polish in Kwartalnik Filmowy 2003, no. 43, pp. 22-47]
Lithuanian Kin: The Birth of Adaptation out of the Spirit of Community
Authors: Lubelski Tadeusz
Published: September 2023

To Tadeusz Konwicki, the relationship between the author of a literary text and the author of a film based on the text consists in the “Platonic community of interests”. Here the adaptor uses a classic text not because he has to or has received a commission to adapt it but because it’s the text he feels particularly attached to and because in it he finds the elements of what he himself would like to put into the original. Lubelski analyses Konwicki’s creative activity from the point of view of the latter’s love affair with adaptation, and focuses primarily on The Issa Valley, based on Czesław Miłosz’s novel, and Lava, based on Adam Mickiewicz’s The Forefathers’ Eve. Spiritual affinity between Konwicki, Mickiewicz and Miłosz is the key to understanding of his adaptation strategy. The three had roots in the culture of eastern borderland while the Vilnius region was their point of reference. When translating the language of poets into a cinematic medium, Konwicki wanted to share his own “testimony of reading” which was very private, intimate and offered by the fellow artist. The “comradeship” appeared to derive from the metaphorical understanding of Lithuanian kinship that is becoming a state of mind, of memory and identity. [originally published in Polish in Kwartalnik Filmowy 2007, no. 59, pp. 147-172]
The Story of a Certain Illusion: Theories of Kitsch and “The Double Life of Veronique” by Krzysztof Kieślowski
Authors: Morstin Agnieszka
Published: September 2023

In the first part of the article the author presents three theories of kitsch: Hermann Broch’s, Abraham Moles’ and Milan Kundera’s. These form the theoretical basis for the analysis of Krzysztof Kieślowski’s The Double Life of Veronique, which forms the body of the second part of the article. In the analysis Morstin focuses on exaltation, the primacy of the aesthetics, on the so-called religion of beauty and aesthetical lie. In the conclusion the author argues that the analysis of the film allowed her to identify terms that belong to the dictionary of kitsch of the highest order. At the same time, she maintains that the kitsch one is dealing with is not dangerous, as we are able to easily identify and formulate an insightful critique of the phenomenon. This means that our awareness of kitsch is higher than it was in the first half of the 20th century. Nowadays kitsch is no longer lived through. Rather it is used in different styles and art forms that offer both cheap thrills or exalted aesthetic experience such as in the case of Kieślowski’s film. [originally published in Polish in Kwartalnik Filmowy 2009, no. 66, pp. 139-154]
On the Impossibility of Believing in the Documentary: Dariusz Jabłoński’s “Photographer”
Authors: Łysak Tomasz
Published: September 2023

Colour slides of the Łódź Ghetto were found in Vienna in 1987. They were taken by Walter Genewein, the Austrian chief accountant of the Ghetto. In 1998, Dariusz Jabłoński made use of the story of Genewein and his slides to shoot the documentary film Photographer. Jabłoński juxtaposed two realities: the world of a smoothly operating enterprise portrayed by the Austrian and the reality recalled by Arnold Mostowicz, the Jew and one of the few Ghetto survivors. As Genewein and Mostowicz tell two different stories their views have to differ as well. Hence, Mostowicz’s disagreement with the reality documented by Genewein and the belief that it is a distorted picture which by no means corresponds with the remembrance of the place. Łysak tries to unravel the mystery of the points of view and understand the truth of the two sides. He also tries to take a closer look at the notion of a “documentary” and explore its possibilities as an objective record of reality. Łysak tries to analyse clichés of the pictures connected with the remembrance of the Holocaust (e.g., image of the gate of the Auschwitz camp with the inscription Arbeit macht frei) and the mechanisms governing a destruction of the clichés and habits (colour used in the portrayal of the Holocaust on the slides taken by Genewein). [originally published in Polish in Kwartalnik Filmowy 2003, no. 43, pp. 66-76]
Three Voices on the “Ode To Joy”
Authors: Nadgrodkiewicz Grzegorz , Ciszewska Ewa , Mostowska Jadwiga
Published: September 2023

In this three-part article its authors attempt to discuss one of the most exciting debuts in the Polish cinema of the recent years – Ode to Joy (2005). The first text, corresponding with the first part of the feature, examines the content of Anna Kazejak-Dawid’s etude entitled Silesia (Śląsk). Grzegorz Nadgrodkiewicz makes a subjective evaluation of the degree to which the etude withstood the test of time and tries to decide to what extent the generational criterion may be useful in interpreting the etude. Commenting on Jan Komasa’s episode, entitled Warsaw (Warszawa), Ewa Ciszewska focuses on Poland’s social stratification during transformation and on its consequences for the young. Also analysed is the manner in which hip-hop culture is represented here. The third text discusses Maciej Migas’s episode The Sea (Morze). Jadwiga Mostowska focuses on the key plots, motifs and, first of all, on the central character to depart from generational tropes in favour of a reflection on the film itself – a work of art of the young director who wants to tell a story. [originally published in Polish in Kwartalnik Filmowy 2007, no. 57-58, pp. 160-179]
Development of organizational culture as a key factor in ensuring the main company’s competitive advantage
Authors: Shуmanovska-Dianуch Ludmyla ,   Poltava University of Economics and Trade
Published: September 2023

A significant number of scientific works by foreign and domestic scientists are devoted to studying the problems of the development of the company's organizational culture and the search for ways to transform the company's organizational culture in the conditions of globalization. An essential factor in increasing the competitiveness of a modern company, on the one hand, and one of the strategic resources of the company's development is precisely its organizational culture. In current economic science, the study of the essence of the concept of corporate culture, its components, mechanisms of formation, and development of the company's organizational culture occupies a leading place in both theoretical and practical aspects of the activities of modern companies. This study aims to identify and analyze the features and components of the development of the company's organizational culture. Organizational culture has a relatively significant influence on employees and the entire company's activities. Corporate culture allows you to develop and maintain a stable social and psychological climate in the team. It ensures the strength and development of the organization, including the development of personnel competen-cies. Developing organizational culture is an essential process of every company's activity. It is this factor that will depend on the efficiency of the enterprise in the future. A high degree of compatibility with the organization's strategy and culture is an essential factor in the organization's competitiveness, success, and development. The sequence of developing the compa-ny's organizational culture was proposed, which included four stages. The first stage is the organization of work on develop-ing the company's corporate culture. The second stage is planning the development of organizational culture. The third stage is administrative and regulatory support for developing the company's organizational culture. In addition, the fourth stage is the implementation of measures to establish the company's corporate culture. Keywords: organizational culture, development of organizational culture, stages of development of organizational culture, main competitive advantages of the company.
Residential real estate: consequences of military aggression
Authors: Biletskyi Ihor ,   O.M. Beketov National University of Urban Economy in Kharkiv
Published: September 2023

The article analyzes the main consequences of military aggression on residential real estate in Ukraine. An analysis of direct losses: their cumulative assessment and the dynamics of change during the year of the war was carried out, which showed that the total amount of documented direct losses amounted to $143.8 billion in compensation value. These losses concern residential and non-residential real estate and other infrastructure. It has been established that mass shelling of cities significantly destroys the housing stock in cities, especially those close to the front line. According to preliminary estimates, as of June 2022, more than 50% of the housing stock was damaged or destroyed in 23 settlements due to hostilities in the Russian Federation. An assessment of direct losses by type of property was carried out, which showed that the most signifi-cant part of the total volume of direct losses is losses of residential buildings - 37.3%. An analysis of the number of partially damaged or destroyed housing stock was carried out by the region of Ukraine. Thus, about 136,000 residential buildings were destroyed or damaged, including 136,000 private houses, 17,600 apartment buildings, and 302 dormitories. Accord-ing to estimates, residential buildings in the territory of Ukraine were damaged or destroyed in an area of 83.1 million m2, which is 8.2% of the total area of the housing stock. It is emphasized that the destruction of residential real estate is a severe problem since the inhabitants of these cities are forced to look for new places to live, and the restoration of the housing stock takes a lot of time and money. Various approaches can be used to solve this problem, including state sup-port for housing restoration, attracting foreign investment, developing new urban development projects, and other measures. It is noted that according to experts' calculations, in the best case, it may take from 3 to 5 years to restore the housing stock completely, but only if all the necessary resources are available. The problem is not limited to money, as it also requires large numbers of builders and building materials that have yet to be produced or imported in such volumes. The issue of financing the restoration of the housing stock remains relevant. State funds have been allocated for repairing and restoring more than 11,000 objects, which is only 13% of the required amount. Keywords: real estate, residential real estate, military aggression, internally displaced persons, temporary housing.
Como pensar em jogos e aprendizagem para estudantes com Transtorno do Espectro Autista?
Authors: Oliveira do Nascimento João Pedro , De Menezes Marcus Bessa
Published: September 2023

O presente artigo é uma pesquisa teórico-empírica acerca da Educação Inclusiva para estudantes com Transtorno do Espectro Autista (TEA), na aprendizagem da Matemática por meio de jogos educativos. Para tanto, apresentamos os resultados da Revisão Sistemática da Literatura e da Pesquisa de Campo de nossa Dissertação de Mestrado já concluída, que abordou o objeto supracitado, aplicado nas Salas de Recursos Multifuncionais (SRM) durante o Atendimento Educacional Especializado (AEE), na cidade Caruaru-PE. Nosso objetivo foi investigar o impacto da carência de formação continuada dos professores, bem como a necessidade de criação e manutenção de novas políticas públicas direcionadas a promoção da Educação Inclusiva. O método estrutural, com abordagens descritiva e qualitativa, foi adotado para discutirmos: quais os avanços e desafios da aprendizagem da Matemática para alunos com TEA, por meio de jogos educativos? Como suporte teórico, utilizamos as contribuições de Freire, Vygotsky, Cunha, Saviani. Como resultado, constatou-se que a fragilidade da formação dos professores, no âmbito da formação continuada, contribui para a deficiência da aplicação de novas práticas para a aprendizagem da Matemática por meio de jogos educativos, o que denuncia, por conseguinte, a necessidade implementação e manutenção de políticas públicas que atendam tais necessidades, no que concerne à Educação Inclusiva. Outrossim, foi possível demarcar a urgência de uma ampliação de pesquisas acadêmicas voltadas inclusão de estudantes com TEA, uma vez que a coleta de dados deste tipo apontou uma grande lacuna em estudos sobre esta especificidade da Educação Inclusiva.