bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Using Geomarkers and Sociodemographics to Inform Assessment of Caregiver Adversity and Resilience
Authors: Shah Anita N. , Rasnick Erika , Bhuiyan Mohammad AN , Wolfe Chris , Bosse Dianna , Simmons Jeffrey M. , Shah Samir S. , Brokamp Cole , Beck Andrew F.
Published: July 2022

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES

A high level of caregiver adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) and/or low resilience is associated with poor outcomes for both caregivers and their children after hospital discharge. It is unknown if sociodemographic or area-based measures (ie, “geomarkers”) can inform the assessment of caregiver ACEs or resilience. Our objective was to determine if caregiver ACEs or resilience can be identified by using any combinations of sociodemographic measures, geomarkers, and/or caregiver-reported household characteristics.

METHODS

Eligible participants for this cohort study were English-speaking caregivers of children hospitalized on a hospital medicine team. Caregivers completed the ACE questionnaire, Brief Resilience Scale, and strain surveys. Exposures included sociodemographic characteristics available in the electronic health record (EHR), geomarkers tied to a patient’s geocoded home address, and household characteristics that are not present in the EHR (eg, income). Primary outcomes were a high caregiver ACE score (≥4) and/or a low BRS Score (<3).

RESULTS

Of the 1272 included caregivers, 543 reported high ACE or low resilience, and 63 reported both. We developed the following regression models: sociodemographic variables in EHR (Model 1), EHR sociodemographics and geomarkers (Model 2), and EHR sociodemographics, geomarkers, and additional survey-reported household characteristics (Model 3). The ability of models to identify the presence of caregiver adversity was poor (all areas under receiver operating characteristics curves were <0.65).

CONCLUSIONS

Models using EHR data, geomarkers, and household-level characteristics to identify caregiver adversity had limited utility. Directly asking questions to caregivers or integrating risk and strength assessments during pediatric hospitalization may be a better approach to identifying caregiver adversity.
USING THE “KEYKIS” METHOD WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF PSYCHOANALYSIS TO INTERPRET AND OVERCOME DEFENSE MECHANISMS
Authors: Stoykova Zhaneta , Kiselev Vladimir
Published: July 2022

Counseling has traditionally been performed following strictly the postulates of specific theories. The integrated approach, however, is increasing in popularity and importance when it comes to the practice of counseling. It involves combining different techniques and technologies, as well as the ideas of different theories and approaches, and has demonstrated its utility and effectiveness. With the integrated method, the limitations of a given counseling approach can be overcome through the contribution of the advantages of another, which is beneficial to the attainment of practical objectives in counseling. The use of the “keykis” method in psychoanalysis forms the backbone of our practical experience. It makes it possible to identify the defense mechanisms developed by the personality and overcome them with the use of counseling. This is necessary as defense mechanisms warp the individual’s perception of reality and hinder the establishment of harmonious interpersonal relationships.
STEM in Primary school - between theory and practice
Authors: Miteva-Belcheva Ivelina , Zhelyazkova Mariya
Published: July 2022

This article focuses on STEM education in Primary school as well as ways of applying it during self-studying and special interest activities. A STEM activity for second grade students with a topic ‘Animate and Inanimate Nature’ is given as an example. There are ways to integrate the topic of the activity with the knowledge students have in subjects like Bulgarian Language, Arts and Crafts, and Science. Further ideas on STEM activities are also introduced.
Synchronous Remote Learning with the Educational Game “StruniMa”
Authors: Valkov Mladen
Published: July 2022

StruniMa is an educational mathematical game and in particular – combinatorial geometry. “Shkola” (school) is a component with which synchronous remote learning is realized. It has two main modes – classroom, in which the leader is sharing his modifications to the shown object with the students (observers) and competition where the leader becomes a quaestor and the students – competitors.
Mediating Clinical Claims, Tony Allen
Authors: Barclay Sarah
Published: July 2022

Mediating Clinical Claims by Tony Allen (Bloomsbury Professional, 2018)
A weighted Topp-Leone G family of distributions: properties, applications for modelling reliability data and different method of estimation
Authors: HASHEMPOUR Majid
Published: July 2022

Based on the Topp-Leone distribution, we propose a new family of continuous distributions with one shape parameter called the weighted Topp-Leone family. We study some basic properties including quantile function, asymptotic, mixture for cdf and pdf, various entropies and order statistics.Then we study Lindley case as special case with more details. The maximum likelihood estimates of parameters are compared with various methods of estimations by conducting a simulation study. Finally, three real data sets are illustration the purposes.
Eğitim Sürecinde Örgütsel Sosyalleşme ile Örgütsel Vatandaşlık Davranışı Arasındaki İlişkinin Boylamsal Analizi
Authors: DEMİRCİ Uğur , BENLİGİRAY Serap
Published: July 2022

Bu çalışmanın amacı eğitim sürecinde örgütsel sosyalleşme ve örgütsel vatandaşlık davranışındaki değişimleri ve bu iki değişken arasındaki ilişkinin dinamiklerini ortaya koymaktır. Bu amaca ulaşmak için boylamsal panel araştırması yöntemi ile tek gruplu ön test-son test modeli kullanılmıştır. Araştırmanın katılımcıları Polis Akademisi Başkanlığına bağlı Polis Amirleri Eğitim Merkezi’nde eğitim gören komiser yardımcısı adaylardır. Bu merkezde bir yıllık sürede teorik ve uygulamalı eğitimlerini başarıyla tamamlayan öğrenciler mesleklerini icra etmeye başlamaktadır. Veri, Örgütsel Sosyalleşme Ölçeği (Chao vd., 1994) ile Örgütsel Vatandaşlık Davranışı Ölçeğinden (Podsakoff vd., 1990) yararlanılarak hazırlanan anket aracılığıyla toplanmıştır. Yapılan analize öğrencilere teorik eğitimin başında, bitiminde ve uygulamalı eğitimin sonunda uygulanan anketlerden elde edilen 1660 veri dâhil edilmiştir. Ulaşılan sonuçlara göre teorik eğitimin örgütsel sosyalleşme üzerinde pozitif yönlü etkisinin olmasına rağmen örgütsel vatandaşlık davranışı üzerinde etkisinin bulunmadığı; buna karşılık uygulamalı eğitimin hem örgütsel sosyalleşme hem örgütsel vatandaşlık davranışı üzerinde pozitif yönlü bir etkisinin olduğu tespit edilmiştir. Ayrıca eğitim sürecinin başından sonuna doğru örgütsel sosyalleşme ile örgütsel vatandaşlık davranışı arasındaki ilişkinin giderek güçlendiği sonucuna ulaşılmıştır.
A preliminary reading of Sean Bonney’s ‘What Teargas is For’
Authors: Kiely Robert
Published: July 2022

This essay supplements Sean Bonney’s note-taking and note-playing practice by discussing the role of mysticism in his later work, roughly ranging from 2011 to 2019, in order to offer a preliminary reading of the poem ‘What Teargas is For’. I’m going to begin with a gloss on Bonney’s ‘Notes on Militant Poetics’ in order to explicate his understanding of ‘esoteric poetry’ and ‘poetic mysticism’. Those ‘Notes on Militant Poetics’ suggest that for Walter Benjamin the political crisis of the 1930s would ‘reveal the rational kernel of poetic mysticism’.  What is poetic mysticism, and how would crisis crack it open to reveal its kernel? Those forms of art which currently rally under no particular banner, but which have been variously termed ‘avant-garde’ and ‘innovative’, have often had terms like mysticism and esotericism and degeneration and decadence and nonsense applied to them as slurs. I am interested in how these terms of denigration, with all their baggage, become raw material for Bonney’s thinking. Changing the valence and meaning of words and phrases and sentences is a frequent topic as well as tactic in Bonney’s work, and this is dramatized in the poem ‘What Teargas is For’ through references to the mystical text The Cloud of Unknowing, as well as the work of Lou Reed, Arthur Rimbaud, and William Blake. ‘What Teargas is For’ and ‘Further Notes on Teargas’ invoke mysticism in order to explore the relationship between protests, how protests are policed, and the continued privileging of the rich and powerful in the contemporary era. I want to highlight a wider dynamic in Bonney’s work which goes beyond ‘What Teargas if For’, a dynamic in which words and their definitions are shown to be sites of conflict. In doing so, I also want to illustrate how mysticism and esotericism are extremely important to Bonney’s poetic and critical vocabulary. 
SOVIET ART OF THE SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY AS PART OF THE WORLD ART PROCESS: METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES AND PERSPECTIVES FOR FUTHER STUDIES
Authors: Otdelnova V. A.
Published: July 2022

The article examines writings on the history of art, in which artworks by Soviet artists are described not as a local phenomenon but in a global cultural context. These writings are combined into four blocks. The first block – “Socialist Internationalism” – explores papers by Soviet art historians written in the 1950s and 1960s and developed a conception of world “progressive art.” The second block – “Soviet Non-official art and Western art critic” – starts with analyzing the texts created in the 1970s – 1990s by European, American, and Soviet – émigré authors and ends with the writings by Russian curators of the 2000s. All the articles from this block represent a common idea of the universality of Western modernist and postmodern art theory. Thus, these authors selected only those artworks which could be described within this theory. In the context of contemporary European and American art trends, Soviet non-official art looks like a peripheral phenomenon. The third block – “Cold War and Global History of Art” – investigates the texts and exhibitions made during the last two decades and influenced by the ideas of global turn and critical research of the Cold War cultural policy. It is shown how art historians seek to develop new approaches and universal criteria to describe the 20th century world art. The last block – “Critical geography” – talks about the theoretical approach elaborated by Piotr Piotrowski. Within the framework of critical geography, the phenomena that have long been considered marginal come to the fore. Attention is paid to the international contacts of artists. The boundaries of art centers are shown to be different from the borders of states. Thus, the art of the Soviet artists is represented as part of the new geographic conglomerations.
WHAT DOES “REASONABLE CONSIDERATION” MEAN IN THE OFFENCE OF INCONSIDERATE DRIVING?
Authors: Shannon Hoctor
Published: July 2022

The offence of inconsiderate driving contained in section 64 of the National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996 has been described as a “somewhat nebulous provision” (S v Smith 1976 1 SA 756 (T) 757D-E). Yet this provision has been in existence for many years (see, eg, s 48(1)(f) of the Motor Vehicle Ordinance 15 of 1938), and has appeared in essentially the same formulation in the Road Traffic Ordinance (of the erstwhile four provinces of the Republic of South Africa) in the form of section 139, and the Road Traffic Act 29 of 1989 in the form of section 121, before coming into force as part of the National Road Traffic Act 93 of 1996, in the form of section 64.Section 64 provides as follows: “No person shall drive a vehicle on a public road without reasonable consideration for any other person using the road.” The elements of the offence have been identified as (i) driving (ii) a vehicle (iii) on a public road (iv) without reasonable consideration (v) fault (see Hoctor “Road Traffic Offences” in Milton and Cowling South African Criminal Law and Procedure Vol III: Statutory Offences (2005) G3-38; and Cooper Motor Law Vol I (1982) 542). This note does not seek to discuss elements (i), (ii) and (iii), which are general requirements for a range of road traffic offences (see, for discussion of these aspects, Hoctor G3-3 to G3-10and G3-38; Cooper 45, 53-57 and 60; Snyman Criminal Law 4ed (2002) 389-392; and Burchell Principles of Criminal Law 3ed (2005) 897). However, the requirement that the accused drive without reasonable consideration for any other person using the road is unique to and at the heart of the offence described in section 64, whilst the fault requirement is closely related to this requirement. The latter two requirements will thus be examined in the discussion which follows.
THE INTERNET AND JURISDICTION: LESSONS FROM THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
Authors: Vivienne A Lawack-Davids
Published: July 2022

Global computer-based communications cut across territorial borders, creating a new realm of activity and undermining the feasibility and legitimacy of applying laws based on geographic boundaries. Territorial borders, in general, delineate areas within which different sets of legal rules apply. The Internet has no territorially-based boundaries, because the cost and speed of message transmission on the Internet is almost entirely independent of physical location. Messages can be transmitted from any physical location to any other location without any physical cues or barriers that might separate certain geographically remote places and people. Location remains vitally important, but only location within a virtual space consisting of “addresses” of the workstations (computers) between which messages and information are routed. What complicates matters, however, is the fact that the Internet is indifferent to the physical location of those computers and there is no necessary connection between an Internet address and physical location. No single entity owns the Internet and its global reach and internal complexity continue to frustrate efforts to control its use and its users. Furthermore, the Internet’s diversity complicates jurisdictional analysis because its uses and its users differ greatly. There are multiple ways to access the network, multiple owners of its component parts and a myriad of methods to transmit and receive information across the Internet. The variety of potential users and potential Internet contacts makes it difficult to draw an analogy between different cases and in the absence of legislation, requires courts to look at the circumstances of each case. This creates jurisdictional concerns that will cut across all electronic transactions that take place over the Internet. The explosive growth of online business has, therefore, raised concerns about applying existing substantive and procedural doctrine, both largely defined by geography, to a world without physical borders. The law of personal jurisdiction, which emerged from territorial principles, presents difficult and challenging problems. Although some commentators propose new regimes to solve these problems, others believe that existing doctrine can adequately accommodate Internet jurisdiction disputes. The aim of this note is to explore how these problems are dealt with in theUnited States of America (USA) and to draw some lessons for South Africa from the American experience.
THE NASCITURUS FICTION AND DELICTUAL CLAIMS RAF v M obo M [2005] 3 All SA 340 (SCA)
Authors: André Mukheibir
Published: July 2022

The nasciturus fiction has been applied in South African law to claim delictual damages on behalf of a child born with a handicap resulting from an injury sustained in ventre matris. In the present case the court had to decide whether an unborn child had a claim for damages against the Road Accident Fund, and in particular whether the nasciturus fiction found application. In the end the court chose to decide the matter in accordance with the general principles of the law of delict. This case is particularly interesting in the light of the wrongful life claims which have been instituted on behalf of children born with handicaps in Europe and elsewhere. Although this case is not an example of a wrongful life claim, after the decision in the case under discussion, one could easily conceive of such a claim being allowed in instances where a child is born severely handicapped as a result of negligence on the part of the obstetrician. After all, if the average motorist owes a legal duty to the generic unborn child (as was held in the present case), it is not too far-fetched to construe a similar legal duty on the part of the obstetrician who is caring for the pregnant mother of the unborn child.
Conhecimento das enfermeiras de um município baiano sobre as práticas integrativas e complementares em saúde
Authors: Rios Patrícia Serra dos Reis , Novaes Amanda Leite , Dos Santos Iago Batista , Ribeiro Maiane Almeida de Jesus , Barboni Viviana Graziela de Almeida Vasconcelos
Published: July 2022

OBJETIVOS: Analisar o conhecimento sobre as Práticas Integrativas e Complementares em Saúde (PICS) por parte das enfermeiras da Atenção Básica do município de Santo Estêvão - BA. MÉTODOS E MATERIAIS: Trata-se de um estudo de campo, de abordagem qualitativa, com quinze enfermeiras das Unidades de Saúde da Família do referido município. A coleta de dados se deu em duas etapas utilizando questionário e entrevista semiestruturada. Foi utilizada a análise descritiva para os dados do questionário e a análise de conteúdo para os dados da entrevista. RESULTADOS: As enfermeiras do município não possuem formação para atuação com PICS, bem como demonstram pouco aprofundamento no conhecimento das práticas e ainda reforçam argumentos biomédicos para justificá-las no SUS. Apesar disso, reconhecem o potencial das PICS no cuidado complementar e atendimento humanizado, e apontam como desafios e impossibilidades para a materialização de uma política municipal as lacunas na formação especializada e a ausência de incentivo financeiro. CONCLUSÃO: Reconhece-se o potencial das enfermeiras, no município de Santo Estêvão - BA, sensibilizadas e mobilizadas para o processo de discussão sobre implantação das PICS como recursos terapêuticos que podem ampliar o cuidado à saúde de toda comunidade assistida.
Evolution of the combined effect of different irrigation solutions and activation techniques on the removal of smear layer and dentin microhardness in oval-shaped root canal – An in-vitro study
Authors: Shi Lu , Wan Jie , Yang Yunfei , Yao Ying , Yang Ruiming , Xie Wen
Published: July 2022

The aim of this in vitro study was to evaluate the effect of three final irrigants, namely QMix, MTAD and EDTA, combined with three irrigation techniques, namely conventional needle irrigation (CNI), passive ultrasonic irrigation (PUI) and photon-induced photoacoustic streaming (PIPS), on smear layer removal, dentin mineral content and microhardness in oval-shaped canals.    130 decoronated premolars with single, oval root canals were equally divided into1 blank control group and 12 treatment groups (n=10) according to the final irrigation protocols. Roots in treatment groups were instrumented with ProTaper Gold to size F4 and subjected to final irrigation. Smear layer removal was assessed by using a four-level scoring system under an environmental scanning electron microscope. Energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy was performed to measure the dentin mineral content. Dentin microhardness was measured by Knoop microhardness testing. Statistical analysis of the data was performed by using Kruskal-Wallis test, followed by Dunn’s post hoc test with Bonferroni correction. PUI- and PIPS-activated QMix and EDTA removed smear layer more effectively than MTAD groups (p<0.05). Regarding the dentin mineral content and microhardness, QMix groups yielded the least calcium (Ca), phosphorus (P)  and Ca/P ratio, followed by EDTA groups and MTAD groups (p<0.05). QMix groups produced significantly lower dentin microhardness values and higher hardness reduction percentages than MTAD groups (p<0.05).  Within the limitations of the present study, it was concluded that QMix and EDTA were superior to MTAD in smear layer removal, especially when activated by PUI and PIPS, but these agents produced more pronounced effect on dentin mineral content and microhardness than MTAD.
Guidelines for breast cancer treatment in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Authors: Hadžikadić-Gušić Lejla , Cerić Timur , Marijanović Inga , Iljazović Ermina , Koprić Dijana , Zorlak Anela , Tanović Mahira , Mekić-Abazović Alma , Šišić Ibrahim , Delić Una , Mustedanagić-Mujanović Jasminka , Aginčić Alija , Bećiragić Edin , Greene Frederick
Published: July 2022

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, accurate data on the status of breast cancer are lacking due to the absence of a central registry. Multiple international guidelines imply that institutions that monitor breast cancer patients should have optimal therapeutic options for treatment. In addition, there have been several international consensus guidelines written on the management of breast cancer. Application of consensus guidelines have previously been demonstrated to have a positive influence on breast cancer care. The importance of specialty breast centers has previously been reported. As part of the 2021 Bosnian-Hercegovinian American Academy of Arts and Sciences (BHAAAS) conference in Mostar, a round table of multidisciplinary specialists from Bosnia and Herzegovina and the diaspora was held.  All were either members of BHAAAS or regularly participate in collaborative projects.  The focus of the consortium was to write the first multidisciplinary guidelines for the general management of breast cancer in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The grading system used is reported in Table 1. Statements without use of a grading system were considered standard clinical practice by our panel of experts (see Table 2). Guidelines were developed for each area of breast cancer treatment and management. These guidelines will serve as a resource for practitioners managing breast cancer in the Bosnia and Hercegovina region. This might also be of benefit to the ministry of health and any future investors interested in developing breast cancer care policies in this region of the world.
German Sociological Association Activity Report
Authors: Weber Max
Published: July 2022

This publication is the first Russian translation of Max Weber’s keynote address at the First Conference of the German Sociological Association (DGS) held at the Academy of Social and Commercial Sciences in Frankfurt, Germany, from October 19–22, 1910. At the first session on the morning of October 20, he delivered the business report of the German Sociological Association that had been founded in Berlin the year before. Weber was given the floor as a chairman of the auditing board immediately after the opening speech The Pathways and Objectives of Sociology by the Association’s president, Ferdinand Tönnies. In the conference transcript, Weber’s presentation is referred to as the DGS “Business Report”, though it is essentially the classic’s attempt to delineate a framework research program for the then-institutionalizing German sociology. At the outset, Weber talks about the principles of the Association’s activity as exemplified in its charter. First of all, he refers to the imperative of value neutrality, a central tenet to all Weberian sociology implying a purely scientific focus, i.e., free from political, ethical and other evaluations of scholarly interest in the subject. Additionally, he emphasizes the pragmatic nature of the DGS, since it is not a purely status-based association of academic “nobility”. In the main part of the paper, Weber discusses the specific clusters of topics that the Association has chosen to study as its priorities, including the sociology of the media, the sociology of unions and public associations, and the sociology of key professions in modern society. The scholar concludes by speaking about the DGS financial situation, and its general dependence on promoting a culture of scholarly sponsorship patterned after the American model.
Humanism: The “Third Denomination” or “Leading Culture”
Authors: Korostichenko Ekaterina , Klimov Yaroslav
Published: July 2022

After the unification of Germany in 1990, German society became less religious. There is a significant part of the population that does not consider itself belonging to any religion/religious community (Konfessionslos). They do not have a single, integral worldview. However, they are mostly non-religious, and their number has been steadily growing in recent years (now about 40% of the population). Under these conditions, the secular organizations operating in the country seek to attract the interest of this group by offering alternatives to religious culture and worldview. The paper examines the two most influential concepts of secular humanism promoted in Germany, as well as the organizations that promote them. The concept of humanism as a “third denomination” implies the unification of Konfessionslos under the auspices of the German Humanist Union, which represents its members and helps them to cultivate a secular worldview. The concept of humanism as a “leading culture” suggests radically changing the status quo, proclaiming the values of humanism and Enlightenment at the state level, starting their dissemination in schools, and depriving religious organizations of existing privileges. The study examines the prerequisites for the emergence of both concepts, their possible connections with other secular traditions, and the prospects for their success concepts in the future. In particular, an attempt is made to reconstruct the identities of the Konfessionslos in order to determine their role in the processes of secularization. It is shown that the basics and features of the concepts are closely related to the practice of those organizations promoting them. Additionally, the theses of S. Schröder on different types of organizations are critically considered. It is shown that the composition and moods of citizens who do not belong to religious organizations or to convinced believers play a great role in the potential success of the concepts. We describe previous studies of this population group, and show the need for a more thorough study. Finally, we draw conclusions on the relationship of competing concepts and their position in the general logic of secularization processes.
Prolegomena to the Theory of Restoration; or, Gloss without Stuff
Authors: Markov Alexander
Published: July 2022

Book review: Irina Sandomirskaya. Past discontinuous: fragmenty restavratsii [Past Discontinuous: Restoration Fragments] (Moscow, New Literary Observer, 2022) (in Russian).
An Orthodox Priest at War: The Classification of Moral Experience
Authors: Lunkov Alexander
Published: July 2022

The relevance and practical significance of the study of the moral experience of a priest in the time of war is due to the actual lack of research on the critical understanding of the personal choice made by an individual in the situation of perpetrating, suffering, or witnessing violence during wars. In the modern analytical tradition, the problem of moral experience in war is more often revealed from the point of view of normative approaches associated with the just war theory. In our opinion, it is necessary to understand war, first of all, as a situation that violates the fundamental principles of modern morality. This article is aimed at the researching and classification of the models of moral choice made by Orthodox priests who took part in the wars. It is only as a result of studying the functioning of moral choice in specific situations and understanding the personal experience of war that is it possible to reconstruct the ethos and to formulate the ethics of war. This approach has a philosophical and anthropological character, since it seeks to answer the question of “how to remain human in a non-human situation?”. The sociological perspective of the study of this problem allows us to identify the institutional factors that influence the priest‘s decision-making. At the same time, it becomes possible to identify the transformations in the moral structure of the priest’s personality, which occur depending on the degree of his involvement in army life.
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Authors: not provided health
Published: July 2022

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Published: July 2022

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Authors: solan trina
Published: July 2022

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Delayed increases of suicidality v1
Authors: Lin MD Che-Yin
Published: July 2022

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Centriflaken: an automated data analysis pipeline for assembly and in silico analyses of food-borne pathogens from metagenomic samples v1
Authors: Konganti Kranti
Published: July 2022

Rapid and comprehensive analysis of metagenomic data from any sample is of importance in food safety. Also important is the need for automated analysis pipelines allowing rapid and effective construction of metagenomic assembled genomes (MAGs) to enable bacterial source-tracking from metagenomic data. We developed a precision metagenomics approach for detecting and classifying shiga toxin-producingEscherichia coli (STEC) in enrichments of agricultural water using Oxford Nanopore long read sequencing where the bioinformatics data analysis employed many sequential manual steps (Maguire et al, 2021). Here we present centriflaken, a suite of automated data analysis workflows enabled by Nextflow, which takes metagenomic data and generates MAGs and performs in silico-based analysis as described in Maguire et al, 2021. The final summary plots and tables can be downloaded from the provided MultiQC HTML report generated as part of the pipeline. The centriflaken pipeline was validated with data from our previously published method and was able to replicate the detection and classification of STECs for each sample. We tested the pipeline with nanopore data obtained from 21 additional enriched samples from irrigation water and was able to perform the entire precision metagenomics analysis in less than 5 hours. We have further expanded this precision approach to include any user supplied taxa of interest (Listeria monocytogenes or Salmonella) not only STECs.
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Published: July 2022

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High pressure and ultrasound-assisted extraction of bioactive compounds from Santolina chamaecypatissus L.
Authors: Mutavski Zorana , Vladić Jelena , Vidović Senka , Nastić Nataša , Aćimović Milica
Published: July 2022

For maximal utilization of bioactive components from Santolina, a combination of extraction techniques, supercritical extraction with carbon dioxide (SFE-CO2), followed by ultrasound-assisted extraction (UAE), was used. SFE-CO2was done at a pressure of 300 bar and a temperature of 40 °C. This extraction targeted to extract non-polar components from investigated plant material. The raw material remaining after extraction was subjected to the UAE, using ethanol solutions as an extraction solvent in concentrations of 30, 50, and 70% (v/v), at temperatures of 30, 50, and 70 °C, for a period of extraction of 10, 20 and 40 min. The yield, achieved by the application of SFE-CO2, was 3.98% (w/w). The highest UAE yield (28.48%) was obtained using 50% ethanol as an extraction solvent, at the temperature of 50 °C during a period of extraction of 40 min. The lowest yield (22.15%) was obtained when 30% ethanol was applied at 50 °C for 20 min of extraction. The highest measured concentration of total phenols was 2.45 mg GAE/mL of extract, achieved at the following extraction conditions: extraction time 20 min, temperature of 50 °C, extraction solvent 70%. Keywords
Satisfacción y motivación: un estudio con los funcionarios del departamento de tráfico del Distrito Federal de Brasil
Authors: Dias Leite Eduardo
Published: July 2022

El objetivo principal del presente trabajo es investigar empíricamente la satisfacción ymotivación en el trabajo de los empleados de la Secretaría de Tránsito del Distrito Federal –DETRAN, en Brasilia, Brasil, cuyo análisis pretende identificar qué tan satisfechos están losempleados con el desempeño de sus funciones. en el ambiente de trabajo. Para ello, se utilizóuna investigación descriptiva cuantitativa, y para la recolección de datos, se utilizó la Escalade Satisfacción Laboral Reducida (EST), desarrollada en Brasil, validada por Siqueira (2008)y un cuestionario factorial tetra, elaborado por Ferreira et al. (2006). Participaron en el cargoefectivo 123 funcionarios del estudio del total de 1.125. Los resultados mostraron que, aunque ladimensión satisfacción con el jefe ha alcanzado el promedio más alto, los servidores se sientenindiferentes, y el factor motivacional que más influye en los servidores públicos se refiere a la motivación por el logro y el poder. En relación a los factores motivacionales, los empleadosse sienten indiferentes en cuanto a la motivación por el desempeño, logro e involucramiento,además, los factores en relación a la organización no influyen en la motivación del trabajo. Estainvestigación contribuye como propuesta para mejorar la calidad de vida, para que la agenciadesarrolle políticas que posibiliten la satisfacción con los salarios y promociones, así como lamotivación en cuanto a la organización del trabajo. El resultado de esta investigación podrácontribuir a un análisis del sentimiento y percepción de los empleados del DETRAN - DF, y lafutura toma de decisiones en la planificación organizacional.
Termografia Infravermelha como Ferramenta de Apoio ao Diagnóstico da Doença de Parkinson
Authors: Flor Raíza Manhã S. , Gabriel Derick Renan de Castro , Pinheiro Bruno Nobre , Scipião Júnior Lino Délcio Gonçalves , Vilaça-Alves José , Uchoa Paulo André Gomes
Published: July 2022

A doença de Parkinson (DP) é uma doença neurodegenerativa com manifestações clínicas típicas que envolvem bradicinesia, tremor de repouso, rigidez e disautonomia. Nos últimos anos, dentre os distúrbios neurológicos, a DP foi a que mais cresceu em prevalência, incapacidade e mortes. A termografia infravermelha (TI) está se tornando uma relevante ferramenta proposta para auxiliar no diagnóstico de diversas doenças e distúrbios. O método envolve a detecção de radiação infravermelha emitida pela pele e fornece o mapeamento de funções fisiológicas relacionadas com a temperatura da pele. Este estudo objetivou realizar um estudo de revisão sistemática para responder à seguinte questão investigativa: o mapeamento da temperatura de pele através da termografia infravermelha pode ser útil no rastreamento de DP? Para a coleta de dados foram utilizados os bancos de dados PubMed, Scopus e Cochrane, PEDro. Os principais resultados apontam que a termografia da mão de um sujeito com DP difere de sujeitos saudáveis, quando aplicado o Teste de Estresse a Frio, apresentando uma redução térmica menor e uma taxa de recuperação térmica mais lenta, isto provavelmente se deve à disautonomia. Conclui-se que a TI pode ser uma valiosa ferramenta na investigação diagnóstica da DP.
A study of growth pattern and serum ferritin levels in transfusion-dependent thalassemic children on oral iron chelating agents (deferasirox) in King George Hospital, Visakhapatnam
Authors: Paidi Satish Chandra , C. Sneha
Published: July 2022

Background: In India majority of thalassemia children are under transfused and receive insufficient chelation therapy. Only few researches on growth parameters from this region are available making it difficult to comprehend the loopholes of the disease and its treatment.Methods: It was a descriptive, prospective study of 50 cases of transfusion-dependent thalassemia children on oral iron chelator deferasirox observed during one year (November 2019-December 2021) at King George hospital, Visakhapatnam.Results: Most commonly affected were more than 6 years of age. 98% of the children had mean pre-transfusion hemoglobin of less than 8 g/dl with the temporal association of growth retardation. Weight (64%) was more affected than height (36%). Only 46% showed effective iron chelation after using deferasirox.Conclusions: 98% had low pre-transfusion hemoglobin and deferasirox alone was not an effective oral iron chelator resulting in growth retardation in the majority of children. Thalassemia that requires blood transfusions Children are at a high risk of developing morbidities such as growth retardation as a result of insufficient therapy. Many of them were the result of consanguineous marriage, suggesting the disease's genetic basis. 98 percent of children had low pretransfusion hemoglobin of 7 gm%, with a mean of 6.5 gm%, showing that blood transfusions were insufficient. There were no side effects associated with the use of deferasirox and it alone proved ineffective in lowering serum iron excess, highlighting the need to combine it with novel modalities to improve its effectiveness. Growth retardation is a common ailment and low hemoglobin levels increased with age, showing hypoxia as a cause.
Clinical and laboratory profile in children with dengue viral infection
Authors: Kumavat Mahesh , Dave Divya
Published: July 2022

Background: Dengue infection is the most prevalent arthropod borne viral illness in children associated with liver involvement. In recent studies from India and Thailand, dengue infection was the most important cause of acute hepatic failure in children contributing to 18.5% and 34.3% of the cases respectively.Methods: Hospital based, prospective, observational study in which 120 dengue patients were included in the study. A detailed history and clinical features were recorded on pre-designed proforma. Investigations for dengue and liver function profile were done as per the standard diagnostic work up followed in our hospital.Results: The result of study shows that out of 120 children, 73 (60.8%) have dengue with warning sign, 46 (38.3%) have dengue fever and 1 (0.8%) have severe dengue. Abdominal pain was most commonly seen in the age group of 8-12 year. 20 (16.7%) cases had hepatomegaly and 27% patients had icterus, 83.3% had thrombocytopenia. In our study liver enzyme and severity of dengue fever were significantly associated, although there was no significant association between age group and liver enzyme. The 17.5% cases of dengue viral infection had elevated prothrombin time, and 19.2% had hypo-proteinemia. There was no significant difference between male and female liver profile. Younger age group and complicated dengue viral infection had more abnormal liver profile.Conclusions: Hepatic involvement is more common in severe dengue associated with significant rise of liver enzymes. Hepatomegaly is the most important clinical sign but alteration of liver profile can occur with or without hepatomegaly.
Morbidity profile and short-term outcomes of low birth weight neonates delivered in a tertiary care centre: a prospective observational study
Authors: Nazira K. , Ali Syed Manazir , Firdaus Uzma
Published: July 2022

Background: More than 20 million babies (15%) born worldwide are LBW (low birth weight) out of which 90% belong to developing countries. Identification of the timing and pattern of morbidities is expected to aid in the timely management of LBW neonates. Objective of the current study was to determine the morbidity profile and short-term outcomes (3 months) in LBW babies.Methods: Prospective observational study was conducted in neonatal section, JNMCH, AMU, Aligarh, UP over a period of 2 years which included LBW neonates (n=266) who were regularly screened for the occurrence as well as severity of defined morbidities. Immediate outcome was noted in the form of recovery or mortality and 3 months follow up was done for assessment of growth and development as well as occurrence of complications.Results: RDS was found as the major morbidity seen in 35% (n=93) followed by sepsis 27.8% (n=74), jaundice 24% (n=63), MAS 21.4% (n=57). On logistic regression analysis, MAS (OR=21) followed by sepsis (OR=9.1) and RDS (OR=4.6) were the common predictors for mortality. Follow-up of 221 babies demonstrated readmission in 9% babies (n=20) with high rate of admission among moderate preterm 45% (n=9) and top fed infants 85% (n=17), 2 succumbed to LOS, signs of developmental lag in 2.7% (n=6), ROP in 3% (n=7) and 7 showed neurological findings on ultrasonography.Conclusions: Present study has shown MAS, RDS and sepsis as predominant causes of neonatal morbidity and mortality which could be prevented through early identification and timely intervention. Proper counselling at discharge and regular follow-up is equally vital to improve their neurodevelopmental outcome.
Pulmonary involvement in multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children, a diagnostic conundrum: case series from a tertiary care hospital in eastern India
Authors: Roy Santanu , Ghosh Prakash Chandra , Bera Mitali , Majumder Sananda
Published: July 2022

In April 2020, a novel syndrome in children and adolescents, termed multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children (MIS-C), related to SARS-CoV-2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome corona virus 2) infection was first described in the United Kingdom and Italy. In this case series, we analysed 6 patients who had moderate to severe respiratory system manifestations at presentation, closely resembling the acute infection. A retrospective analysis of 6 pediatric patients, diagnosed as MIS-C, presenting with predominant respiratory system manifestations between December 2020 to October 2021 was undertaken. All the 6 patients presented with fever and predominant respiratory symptoms which mainly included difficulty in breathing, while two patients had accompanying chest pain. Gastrointestinal symptoms were found to be the most common accompanying systemic involvement. The inflammatory markers were found to be deranged in all the patients. COVID-19 RT-PCR was negative and serology for COVID-19 IgG was positive in all the patients. All the patients were successfully discharged. All were followed up 1 month after discharge. Residual respiratory morbidity was found in none of them. Our case series highlights the importance of distinguishing active covid-19 infection from MIS-C especially in the setting of overlapping clinical features. Timely diagnosis of MIS-C will also prevent unnecessary antibiotic usage.
Stevens-Johnson syndrome induced by carbamazepine and amitriptyline in diabetic patient: a case report
Authors: Putra Agus Dody Pranata Suadi , Suryana Ketut , Wulandari Dewi Catur , Priyadarshini Ida Ayu Uttari
Published: July 2022

Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS) is systemic immune reactions (type IV hypersensitivity) that are usually present by blistering and erosions of skin and mucous membranes with involvement of multiple organ systems. The incidence of SJS is rare, with the common comorbidities are diabetes mellitus, epilepsy, hypertension, and stroke. This condition is associated with systemic proinflammatory state. Diabetes mellitus is a metabolic disorder that is characterized by abnormally elevated levels of blood glucose due to glucose intolerance, hyperglycemia, and impaired insulin secretion. Nowadays, pathogenesis of diabetes is considered to be dysregulation of immune factors that are recognized as important etiological components in the development of insulin resistance. We report a case of a 30-years-old man with fever and sore throat, who had type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) and used carbamazepine and amitriptyline for diabetic neuropathy, then followed by redness and blistering on his lips, palates, face, and trunk which subsequently diagnosed with SJS.
A rare case of pancreato-pleural fistula with left sided massive pleural effusion
Authors: V. Priyadharshini , S. Sanjay Surya G. , Shankar Gowri A. , Dhande Sachin K. , Pichaimuthu Anbalagan
Published: July 2022

Pancreaticopleural fistula is a very rare complication of acute and chronic pancreatitis. High index of suspicion is needed to diagnose in patients with alcohol induced pancreatitis, presenting with recurrent or persistent pleural effusion. Patient typically presented with pulmonary symptoms, rather than abdominal complaints, leading to delay in the diagnosis. Here we present a case of a known chronic pancreatitis who presented to us with massive left sided pleural effusion. Blood coloured pleural fluid analysis showed lipase and amylase levels in hundred thousand and ten thousand ranges. Diagnosis was made by CECT abdomen and confirmed with MRCP. Patient was treated with first line medical management of thoracocentesis and ERCP with pancreatic duct stenting.
Dental caries – A review on its immunology & vaccines
Authors: Sivaramakrishnan M , Arvind AV Jothy , Santhadevy A , G Umamaheswari
Published: July 2022

Dental caries or tooth decay is a multifactorial noncommunicable disease affecting worldwide. All age groups get affected but children and adolescences are at high risk. The main causative agent for the initiation of the process is Streptococcus mutans whereas; Lactobacillus acidophilus helps to form deep cavitations. Immunology of the oral cavity plays a vital role in eliminating the dental caries development. So, targeting the initiation process by caries vaccines will serve the purpose of preventing the process effectively.
An assessment of perception of attractive profiles after altering tooth inclination and mandibular anterior repositioning on the photographs
Authors: Raj Mitrasen , Mongia Jai Prakash , Kumar Danyasi Ashok , Mahobia Yogesh Kumar , Sthapak Rakshit , Gupta Soumya
Published: July 2022

Facial profile disharmonies in the anteroposterior (AP) position of the mandible is among the most frequent reasons that patients seek orthodontic treatment. Although previous studies of profile esthetics have mainly focused on the position or the inclination of the maxillary incisors in profile views with normal mandibular positions, to our knowledge, no studies have yet evaluated the esthetic effects of maxillary incisor inclination in relation to different mandibular positions in male and female individuals for smile profile. The objective of this study is to evaluate the significant relationship between preferred tooth position in relation to different mandibular positions in male and female subjects’ smile profiles. A right lateral profile and frontal view photograph with the patient in a natural head position. Smile parameters will be evaluated and recorded. These smiling photographs will be altered using a commercially available image editing software program (Adobe Photoshop CS, version 8.0; Adobe Systems). The number of photographs that will be available after alteration and given to the judges to rate the attractiveness of each. The data thus obtained will be put to significant statistical analysis and the results thus obtained will be carried out to achieve the aim and objective of the study.