bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
Un Raro Caso di Herpes Zoster Complicato da Paralisi Asintomatica del Nervo Frenico in un Paziente in Emodialisi
Authors: Gallo Marco , Bandini Sandro , Monzani Giorgio , Sacchi Daniela
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Wellness e nefrolitiasi
Authors: Trinchieri Alberto
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Farmaci e bioetica in nefrologia
Authors: Timio Mario , Timio Francesca
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (Bioethics)
Mortalità nei pazienti emodializzati: predirla e (cercare di) ridurla
Authors: Cavalli Andrea , Pontoriero Giuseppe
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
La problematica della compliance nella gestione dell'iperfosfatemia
Authors: Alfieri Carlo , Messa Piergiorgio
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il nefrologo nel trattamento dell'iperammoniemia da disordini del ciclo dell'urea
Authors: Pisani Antonio , Marchetiello Cristina , Amicone Maria , Riccio Eleonora
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Imaging ecografico in dialisi peritoneale
Authors: Barbera Vincenzo , Di Lullo Luca , Federici Marco , Otranto Giovanni , Santoboni Francesca , Santoboni Alberto
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Le fistole artero-venose protesiche: focus infermieristici
Authors: Bosatta Milena
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Dal triangolo di Ippocrate al quadrato post-moderno: uno spazio di bioetica renale
Authors: Timio Mario , Timio Francesca
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (Bioethics)
Iperuricemia: dall'evoluzione della specie al rischio cardiovascolare
Authors: Floccari Fulvio , Di Lullo Luca , Rivera Rodolfo , Santoboni Alberto , Stella Andrea , Malaguti Moreno
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (Cardionephrology)
L'Educazione Continua in Medicina o educazione che manca?
Authors: Ascione Gianni , Quintaliani Giuseppe
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (Clinical_Management)
Un Pugno alla Malattia Mentre Comincia il Futuro
Authors: Sternfeld Pavia Luisa
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Ricerca di soggetti affetti da “iperazotemia familiare non accompagnata da un'insufficienza renale”
Authors: Bankir Lise , Vargas-Poussou Rosa
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
I finanziamenti europei per la ricerca
Authors: Taratufolo Ada , Burrai Francesco
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Vitamina D e prevenzione cardiovascolare
Authors: Di Lullo Luca , Rivera Rodolfo , Floccari Fulvio , Barbera Vincenzo , Bellasi Antonio , De Pascalis Antonio , Russo Domenico , Russo Luigi , Santoboni Francesca , Ronco Claudio
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (Cardionephrology)
Valutazione in parallelo e in serie di test diagnostici multipli
Authors: Franco Francesco , Di Napoli Anteo
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (Epidemiology_statistics)
Presentazione di Una Nuova Rubrica: La Nefrologia Narrativa
Authors: Logias Francesco , Vanacore Giuseppe , Lombardi Marco
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
La Dieta Iposodica Riduce L'indice di Sovrasaturazione Urinaria Dei Sali di Ossalato di Calcio (AP-CaOx) Nei Pazienti Con Nefrolitiasi Ossalato-Calcica e Sindrome Metabolica
Authors: De Pascale Francesca , Di Cola Michele Schiano , Muscariello Riccardo , De Filippo Gianpaolo , Strazzullo Pasquale , Rendina Domenico
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Diagnostica Metabolica Della Calcolosi Renale. Casi Clinici (Parte II)
Authors: Vitale Corrado , Rodofili Amelia , Bermond Francesca , Tricerri Alberto , Marangella Martino
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il Trattamento Percutaneo Endovascolare di Uno Pseudoaneurisma di Una Fav: Descrizione di un Caso Clinico
Authors: Lazzari Oronzo , Napoli Marcello , Le Fons Marialuisa , Strazzeri Vittorio , Cannata Sebastiano , Recchioni Antonella , Pennacchiotti Fabio
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Studio Pilota Randomizzato Controllato: Protocollo Sperimentale Sugli Effetti di Una Medicazione a Rilascio D'argento in Pazienti Incannulati Con Tecnica Buttonhole
Authors: Burrai Francesco , Pegoraro Marisa , Pia Zito Maria , Cadeddu Mariella
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (nursing)
Il Team Degli Accessi Vascolari
Authors: Magugliani Mauro , Montani Antonella , Pozzi Lucia , Fusè Ornella , DePadova Gianlorenzo , Moretti Marzia
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (nursing)
Etelcalcetide: Un Nuovo Calciomimetico Per la Terapia Dell'Iperparatiroidismo Secondario Nei Pazienti in Emodialisi
Authors: Limardo Monica , Pontoriero Giuseppe
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il Bicchiere a Volte è Mezzo Pieno: Buone Notizie in Arrivo!
Authors: Pavia Luisa Sternfeld
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
La Voce dei Pazienti: Superare i propri limiti è difficile, Ma condividere aiuta!
Published: July 2021

Daniele ha sempre fatto sport ma ora tenersi in movimento è diventato molto più faticoso. Ma “come si dice a Verona” non bisogna mai mollare e quindi ha deciso di non darla vinta alla pigrizia ma di cercare di superare sé stesso per raggiungere un obiettivo importante: stare il meglio possibile. Grazie Daniele per la tua testimonianza, certamente molte persone vedranno nei tuoi sforzi un esempio da seguire.
La Malattia Del Rene Policistico
Authors: Rinaldi Laura
Published: July 2021

Laura Rinaldi affronta la sua condizione guardandola dritta negli occhi, cercando di conoscerla a fondo, identificandola come una presenza costante, fisica. Sa che la malattia sarà parte della sua vita, una compagna non desiderata ma che bisogna sopportare a testa alta. La chiama Lei, le dà un nome, non vuole ignorarla, la vuole mettere davanti a sé, farle sapere che ce la metterà tutta per metterla in difficoltà. Quella che segue è la tesi con cui Laura porta a compimento il suo ciclo di studi e che ha scelto di dedicare alla Malattia del Rene Policistico. È il suo modo per dire al mondo che questa patologia esiste, che colpisce tante persone e che va conosciuta e studiata perché un giorno, forse, possa essere sconfitta. Una straordinaria dimostrazione di coraggio e determinazione che una ragazza di 18 anni regala a tutti noi.
Abstracts Del XXXV Congresso Nazionale EDTNA/ERCA Riccione, 8–10 Maggio 2017
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Complicanze Cardiovascolari in Corso di Malattia Renale Policistica Autosomica Dominante (ADPKD)
Authors: Galliani Marco , Menè Paolo , Pavia Luisa Sternfeld
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Implementare la Tecnica Del Buttonhole: Un'esperienza Monocentrica
Authors: Novelli Andrea , Amabili Sofia , Cicconi Beatrice , Mandolesi Luca , Solano Giuseppe , Oliva Elena , Bruni Francesco
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il Ruolo Centrale Dell'infermiere Nella Gestione Degli Accessi Vascolari per la Dialisi in un Team Multidisciplinare
Authors: Rombolà Giuseppe
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il Team Accessi Vascolari in Dialisi: Volere è Potere, …. o no?!
Authors: Pegoraro Marisa
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Introduzione al Secondo Numero Della Rubrica di Nefrologia Narrativa
Authors: Lombardi Marco
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
L'approccio Unitario Alla Malattia Renale Garantisce Cure Migliori
Authors: Vanacore Giuseppe
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
La Voce Dei Pazienti: Storia di Una Brutta Notizia e di un Grande Coraggio: L'esempio di Chiara
Authors: Chiara Maria
Published: July 2021

Questa storia ha dentro di sé l'essenza stessa della vita con i suoi alti e bassi, con i colpi avversi della fortuna e con la reazione delle migliori risorse che sono dentro di noi. Con il cuore in mano Chiara, una manager con una vita familiare che fino a quel momento si poteva definire idilliaca, ci racconta il suo percorso: dalla scoperta di una patologia importante all'incontro con le sue risorse interiori, quelle energie vitali che tutti noi abbiamo e che al momento giusto ci fanno dare il meglio di noi stessi. Una storia che ci racconta come, di fronte a grandi difficoltà, si possono affrontare i problemi nel modo migliore possibile, con il giusto realismo ma anche con l'impetuosa tenacia della speranza.
Metformina e Malattia Renale Cronica. Proposta di un P.D.T.A. “Territoriale”
Authors: Giannattasio Federica , Giannattasio Federica , Gentile Francesco Mario , Gernone Giuseppe
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Medicina Narrativa: La Comunicazione Farmacista-Paziente Migliora L'adesione Alla Terapia?
Authors: Cherchi Sabrina , Sanna Sara , Logias Francesco , Sanna Pasquale , Carrus Alessandro , Sanna Simona
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Cisti Parapieliche. Un Elemento di Sospetto Per la Diagnosi di Malattia di Fabry
Authors: Sorrentino Livia Maria , Petruzzelli Luigi Annicchiarico , Pellegrino Angela Maria , Marchetiello Cristina , Amicone Maria , Riccio Eleonora , Pisani Antonio
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Parliamo di Amiloidosi
Authors: Lombardi Marco
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Nefropatia: Dalla Poesia All'Evidence Based Medicine. C'è Posto Per la Bioetica?
Authors: Timio Mario , Timio Francesca
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (Bioethics)
Team degli accessi vascolari: decollo difficile, non impossibile
Authors: Galli Franco
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Tolvaptan: Le Evidenze Cliniche Per Una Terapia di Rallentamento Della Progressione Nel Rene Policistico Autosomico Dominante
Authors: Magistroni Riccardo
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Chi ha Prodotto il Logo per la Nefrologia Narrativa?
Authors: Lombardi Marco
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Dalla Diagnosi di Insufficienza Renale All'Emodialisi, Una Vita Che Cambia
Authors: Pittau Barbara
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (narrative nephrology)
La Voce Dei Pazienti: Un Altro Bicchiere D'acqua, un Altro Passo Avanti!
Published: July 2021

Il Tolvaptan non guarisce ma aiuta a tenere sotto controllo la patologia del rene policistico. Questa è la bellissima testimonianza di Simone che, a soli sedici anni, dimostra una maturità e una determinazione che devono essere fonte di ispirazione per tutti noi. Il suo ottimismo gli consente di vedere le cose nel modo più positivo possibile e trattandosi di una storia dove l'acqua è protagonista potremmo davvero dire che Simone, piuttosto che mezzo vuoto, il suo bicchiere vuole sempre vederlo mezzo pieno.
Notizia Dell'ultima Ora: Disponibile Anche in Italia L'unica Terapia Specifica Per il Rene Policistico Autosomico Dominante (ADPKD)
Authors: Pavia Luisa Sternfeld
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il Decision Making Degli Infermieri Esperti e Novizi Nella Struttura di Dialisi Peritoneale Dell'Azienda Ospedaliera - IRCCS di Reggio Emilia. Uno Studio Quali-quantitativo
Authors: Amaducci Giovanna , Baccarini Elena , Iemmi Marina , Vezzani Emanuela , Somenzi Danio , Pasquali Sonia
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (nursing)
Displasia Fibromuscolare Delle Arterie Renali: Aspetti Clinici e Diagnostica Ultrasonografica
Authors: Mannarino Antonio
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Rileggo la Storia di Simone…
Authors: Pavia Luisa Sternfeld
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Senza follow-up la FAV Non è per Sempre
Authors: Pacitti Alfonso
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Se Son Rose Fioriranno Uno Strano Caso di Nefrolitiasi
Authors: Lombardi Marco , Zoppi Matteo , Bruschi Piero , Selvi Federico , Signorini Maria Adele , Fanelli Roberto , Michelassi Stefano
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (narrative nephrology)
Uso Delle Medicine Complementari in Nefrologia: Una Revisione di Studi Randomizzati Controllati (RTC)
Authors: Bovo Lisa , Burrai Francesco , Canossa Fabiola
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (nursing)
Un secolo di nursing nefrologico. Prima parte: I primi cinquant'anni (1915–1959)
Authors: Geatti Sandro
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Le nefropatie tubulo-interstiziali a trasmissione autosomica dominante (ADTKD)
Authors: Quaglia Marco , Battista Michele , Merlotti Guido , Mazzariol Martina , Cantaluppi Vincenzo
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Echo chambers, confirmation bias e polarizzazione delle idee: come viaggia la conoscenza, scientifica e non, nel web 2.0.
Authors: Miliani Maria Rinaldi , Quintaliani Giuseppe
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (Clinical_Management)
La strutturazione del servizio di accoglienza in dialisi: effetti dell'attività di accoglienza in dialisi 2014–2016
Authors: Giacomelli Gabriele , Caiani David , Bacherini Simone , Berti Antonella , Biagi Antonella , Bonini Sabrina , Burgio Lorenzo , Ghelli Elisabetta , Mencattelli Angela , Rabiti Tiziana , Ricci Ilaria , Sarti Alessandra
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Erratum
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Colpire l'infiammazione per migliorare la prognosi del paziente dializzato
Authors: Rastelli Francesco , Luise Maria Carmen , Pontoriero Giuseppe
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Workshop AIRP “un salotto tutto nostro”
Authors: Rinaldi Laura , Carosi Angela , Pavia Luisa Sternfeld
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
La malattia di Anderson-Fabry. Introduzione
Authors: Duro Giovanni , Lombardi Marco
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Misdiagnosi
Authors: Colomba Paolo
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il DBS come test diagnostico nella malattia di Fabry
Authors: Scalia Simone
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Dal genotipo al fenotipo
Authors: Duro Giovanni , Zizzo Carmela
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il ruolo della biopsia renale nella malattia di Anderson-Fabry
Authors: Feriozzi Sandro , Mangeri Mario
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (aiaf)
Donne e Malattie Renali: Riflessioni sul World Kidney Day 2018
Authors: Piccoli Giorgina B , Alrukhaimi Mona , Liu Zhi-Hong , Zakharova Elena , Levin Adeera
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
CRRT: trattamento della crisi metabolica grave nella maple syrup urine disease
Authors: Fatuzzo Pasquale , Marchese Rossella R , Aliotta Roberta , Pani Alessandra , Zanoli Luca
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Editoriale AIRP
Authors: Sternfeld Pavia Luisa
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Bias, confondimento e interazione: Tre temi fondamentali nell’ambito dell’inferenza causale
Authors: Franco Francesco , Di Napoli Anteo
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Strategie ed efficacia della medicina narrativa nei pazienti nefrologici: una revisione della letteratura. Parte 2
Authors: Mettifogo Mariangela , Burrai Francesco , Dorigo Valentina , Zampieri Carla
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
La malattia di Fabry oggi
Authors: Mignani Renzo
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il disagio femminile di una mamma lavoratrice, accompagnato dalla patologia di ADPKD, diventa più pungente e si fa sentire
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il dolore di un genitore “non sano” con un figlio “non sano” ti farà a pezzi: ma non ridurrà l’amore e forse lo aumenterà
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Rene policistico autosomico dominante: una vita a ostacoli, ma si va avanti…
Authors: Pavia Luisa Sternfeld
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
AIAF Onlus : l’Associazione Pazienti con Malattia di Anderson-Fabry
Authors: Tobaldini Stefania
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Persone come noi: intervista a Maricia Roccaro
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
I perché di una nuova rubrica sul Trapianto renale
Authors: Lombardi Marco
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Borse di studio ANED
Authors: Pellini Franca
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Il bias: un’insidia per la validità di uno studio
Authors: Franco Francesco , Di Napoli Anteo
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (Epidemiology_statistics)
Il dolore nella Malattia di Fabry
Authors: Borsini Di Walter
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Introito calorico e nutrizionale in un gruppo di pazienti con trapianto di rene
Authors: Calella Patrizia , D’Alessandro Claudia , Giannese Domenico , Barsotti Massimiliano , Bellizzi Vincenzo
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
La sindrome anemica cardio-renale. Terza parte: Terapia
Authors: Rivera Rodolfo Fernando , Alibrandi Maria Teresa Sciarrone , Di Lullo Luca , Floccari Fulvio , De Pascalis Antonio , Bellassi Antonio , Ronco Claudio
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile ((Cardionephrology)
Percorsi pratici per intraprendere un programma di dialisi monosettimanale combinato con una nutrizione ipoproteica personalizzata
Authors: Bolasco Piergiorgio , Murtas Stefano , Concas Gabriella , Galfré Andrea
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Trapianto pecora-uomo: non è solo questione di bioetica
Authors: Timio Mario
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile (Bioethics)
Amiloidosi da catene leggere (AL) “C’era una volta un male incurabile”: dal quasi nulla ad una terapia personalizzata
Authors: Curciarello Giuseppe , Nigrelli Santi , Moretti Sabrina , Audino Sandra , Bergesio Franco
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Trapianto di rene da donatore vivente in modalità crociata quale nuova strategia per espandere il trapianto di rene da donatore vivente in coppie di difficile trapiantabilità immunologica
Authors: De Paolis Paolo
Published: July 2021

Abstract non disponibile
Os impactos e soluções para os resíduos eletrônicos: Estudo de caso em uma instituição federal de ensino
Authors: Nascimento Taissa Alexandrina de Jesus , Sousa Jessyca Karolyny Farias de , Miranda Sarah Brasil de Araújo de , Lima Diego Raniere Nunes , Dias Gustavo Francesco de Morais
Published: July 2021

O estudo apresenta o conhecimento sobre os resíduos eletroeletrônicos (REEE) sendo um estudo de caso dos alunos do IFPA campus parauapebas, o artigo tem como objetivo analisar o conhecimento dos discentes sobre resíduos eletroeletrônicos e produzir um protótipo de ponto de coleta de resíduos eletroeletrônicos. Os resíduos eletroeletrônicos são resíduos descartados com sua vida útil finalizada, na composição desses matériais é encontrado metais perigosos de difícil decomposição e com grande potencial de prejudicar o meio ambiente, se não houver um descarte correto, são muitas vezes jogados em lixo comum ou esquecidos em algum canto da casa, porém eles são recicláveis e podem se tornar matéria prima. O ponto de coleta pode se tornar um grande aliado na busca de locais adequados para os resíduos, porém a falta de conscientização de grande parte da população sobre os locais necessários para o cuidado desses resíduos é um problema na realidade atual ocasionado pelo intenso aumento da população e pelo avanço tecnológico. Dessa forma, identificou-se a importância da criação de um protótipo com ponto de coleta de REEE para o campus valorizando as cores do campus IFPA e facilitando o entendimento do público alvo sobre a temática. Os resultados alcançados através das análises e respostas dos questionários teve em vista que já existia uma conscientização ambiental sobre esses resíduos, porém no campus não há um ponto de coleta e alguns cursos como o de Eletroeletrônica se mostraram a baixo da média em relação aos conhecimentos sobre a importância dos REEE. De acordo com os resultados do artigo mostra-se a importância da conscientização ambiental dos discentes do campus Parauapebas, a qual pode ser feita com mais disciplinas voltadas para a área do meio ambiente nos diversos cursos como na criação de palestras com toda a comunidade acadêmica.
ISLAM DALAM MEMANDANG BUDAYA SELAMETAN BUMI
Authors: Murtopo Bahrun Ali , Dwi P Linda Suci
Published: July 2021

Tradisi sedekah bumi legenanan merupakan sebuah tradisi yang dimiliki olehmasyarakat hingga sekarang ini masih mempertahankan dan masih rutinmelaksanakan tradisi sedekah bumi legenanan untuk setiap tahunnya. Tujuanpenelitian: (1) Mengetahui prosesi pelaksanaan tradisi sedekah bumi legenanan di(2) Mengetahui makna simbolik yang terdapat dalam pelaksanaan tradisi sedekahbumi legenanan. Hasil penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa: (1) Tradisi sedekahbumi legenanan dilaksanakan setiap setahun Desa Balorejo. Tradisi tersebutmenunjukkan akar dari tradisi agraris dan tetap dilestarikan oleh masyarakatsetempat. Makna simbolik yang terdapat dalam pelaksanaan tradisi sedekah bumilegenanan yaitu sebagai bentuk rasa bersyukur kepada Allah swt dan memohonkepada Allah swt agar diberi keselamatan, kesehatan, keberkahan, rejeki yangmelimpah, bumi yang dipijak agar tetap utuh tidak runtuh, tidak ada bencanaapapun yang melanda Desa Balorejo dan masyarakat Desa Balorejo menjadimasyarakat yang makmur sejahtera. Makna simbolik yang mengandung nilai-nilaibudaya ini oleh masyarakat dijadikan sebagai pedoman hidup yang sudahmengakar dalam masyarakat.
MANAJEMEN MUTU PENDIDIKAN DALAM UPAYA MENINGKATKAN KEMANDIRIAN MADRASAH
Authors: Rosadi Tahrir
Published: July 2021

Penelitian ini disusun berdasarkan pentingnya pelaksanaan manajemen mutu pendidikan dalam suatu madrasah. Fokus penelitian ini pada pelaksanaan manajemen mutu delapan standar nasional pendidikan. Sehubungan hal tersebut, penelitian dilakukan dengan tujuan mengetahui perencanaan, pelaksanaan, evaluasi, dan tindak lanjut manajemen mutu pendidikan dalam upaya meningkatkan kemandirian madrasah di. Penelitian ini menggunakan penelitian kualitatif. Pengumpulan data menggunakan observasi, wawancara, dan dokumentasi. Keabsahan data menggunakan triangulasi data. Teknik analisis data meliputi reduksi data, penyajian data, dan penarikan kesimpulan. Penelitian ini menunjukkan bahwa: (1) Perencanaan manajemen mutu pendidikan sudah dilakukan dengan baik. Perencanaan diawali dengan rapat bersama untuk menentukan tujuan yang akan dicapai melalui realisasi program. (2) Pelaksanaan manajemen mutu pendidikan di sudah dilakukan dengan baik. Dalam pelaksanaan, kepala madrasah mampu menggerakan pendidik untuk menjalankan pogram sesuai rencana. (3) Evaluasi manajemen mutu pendidikan sudah dilakukan dengan baik. Kepala madrasah menjamin terlaksananya manajemen mutu pendidikan melalui supervisi dan rapat evaluasi pelaksanaan untuk mencari kekurangannya. (4) Tindak lanjut manajemen mutu pendidikan sudah dilakukan dengan baik. Kepala madrasah menggunakan dasar tahapan evaluasi untuk menentukan langkah tindak lanjut yang akan dilakukan.

 Kata kunci :  Manajemen, Mutu, Pendidikan
Centering Voices: Weaving Indigenous Perspectives in Teacher Education
Authors: Gorecki Laryssa , Doyle-Jones Carol
Published: July 2021

The value of weaving Indigenous perspectives into the mainstream curricula of Ontario teacher education programs is gaining prominence (Bell & Brant, 2015; Nardozi, Restoule, Broad, Steele, & James, 2014; Tanaka, 2016). Since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s Calls to Action (2015),  efforts are being made across Ontario to “educate teachers on how to integrate Indigenous knowledge and teaching methods into classrooms” (TRC #62, p. 7). Despite growing efforts within teacher preparation programs, many settler teacher candidates are still anxious (Kanu, 2011; Morcom & Freeman, 2019); they fear practicing inadvertent cultural appropriation, and/or offending or misinforming their students and colleagues. To address these concerns, we posed the research question: What impact would Indigenous guest speakers and workshop leaders have on helping Settler teacher candidates navigate Indigenous content in a culturally appropriate and respectful manner? Using an action research framework, we explored how Indigenous ways of knowing impacted the attitudes of teacher candidates in a Bachelor of Education program. The data we collected suggests that by listening to and learning from Indigenous teachings, teacher candidates can attain a deeper understanding of relationality (Wilson, 2008) as it applies to Indigenous ways ofknowing. While certain questions remained, pre-service teachers had an increased knowledge of Indigenous content, and felt more comfortable integrating Indigenous perspectives into their classroom practice.
A visão de idoneidade didática epistêmica sobre média aritmética presente em livros didáticos
Authors: Pinho Marcos Antonio Santos de
Published: July 2021

Este artigo é recorte da investigação do doutorado que estudou conceito de média aritmética em livros didáticos adotados na 3ª Série do Ensino Médio Baseia-se em investigações sobre estatística e matemática, tendo referência no marco teórico do Enfoque Ontosemiótico da Cognição Instrução Matemática (EOS), utiliza critério da idoneidade epistêmica. A metodologia baseia-se na análise das lições do conceito de média em 6 livros adotados em escolas públicas de Salvador, Bahia. Os resultados apontam que o conteúdo média, traz luz às discussões nas lições analisadas indica a necessidade de ajustes na realidade de problemas que possibilitem alcançar condições didáticas do professor, proposto no currículo da educação básica. Conclui-se, que estudos desta natureza são importantes, desenvolvem princípios e ajudam o estudante a exercer habilidades, competências de estatística e conceito de média.
El impacto del represamiento del Río Colorado en la pesquería del camarón en el Alto Golfo de California, México
Authors: Galindo Bect Manuel Salvador , Vázquez León Carlos Israel , Aguilar Montero David
Published: July 2021

The objective of this work is to demonstrate the relationship among the Colorado River flows and volumes of shrimp caught in the Upper Gulf of California (AGC). A correlation analysis was applied to historical series of data about landed shrimp catch, fishing effort and flow from the Colorado River towards the gulf. Dependence, proportionality, and linear relationship indicators were obtained. The main results showed that the interannual captures were lower in periods without water input from the river and higher with the water inputs to the estuary. In addition, the results showed that the contributions of nutrients carried in the river water to the estuary could increase the Carbon fixation. This study is important because it contributes to the discussion and strengthens the fact that this river is important in the environmental and fishing dynamics in the AGC.
COVID-19 Pneumonia with Atrial Fibrillation, Coronary Spasm, and Wavy Triple Sign (Yasser’s Sign); Dramatic Reversal at Home Management
Authors: Hassanain Elsayed Yasser Mohammed
Published: July 2021

Rationale: A novel COVID-19 with a severe acute respiratory syndrome or pneumonia had arisen in Wuhan, China in December 2019. Emerging atrial fibrillation in COVID-19 patients is highly significant in cardiovascular medicine. A newly coronary artery spasm in the presentation of COVID-19 infection has certainly a risk impact on both morbidity and mortality of COVID-19 patients. Wavy triple an electrocardiographic sign (Yasser Sign) is an innovated sign of hypocalcaemia linked to tachypnea and acute respiratory distress.
Patient concerns: An elderly male COVID-19 patient presented to physician outpatient clinic with bilateral pneumonia, atrial fibrillation, evidence of coronary artery spasm, and Wavy triple an electrocardiographic sign (Yasser Sign).
Diagnosis: COVID-19 pneumonia with coronary artery spasm and the Wavy triple an electrocardiographic sign (Yasser Sign).
Interventions: Chest CT scan, electrocardiography, oxygenation, and echocardiography.
Outcomes: Gradual dramatic clinical, electrocardiographic, and radiological improvement had happened.
Lessons: The reversal of electrocardiographic ST-segment depressions in a COVID-19 patient after adding oral nitroglycerine is an indicator for the presence of coronary artery spasm. It signifies the role of the anti-infective drugs, anticoagulants, antiplatelet, and steroids in COVID-19 patients with bilateral pneumonia, AF, coronary artery spasm are effective therapies. The disappearance of AF after initial therapy may a guide for a good prognosis in this case study. The evanescence of Wavy triple ECG sign as a hallmark for the existence of the Movable-weaning phenomenon of hypocalcaemia is recommended for further wide-study.
Review: The Nutritional Management of Multiple Sclerosis With Propionate
Authors: Tobin Derek , Vige Runar , Calder Philip C.
Published: July 2021

Over the last 15 years there has been an accumulation of data supporting the concept of a gut-brain axis whereby dysbiosis of the gut microbiota can impact neurological function. Such dysbiosis has been suggested as a possible environmental exposure triggering multiple sclerosis (MS). Dysbiosis has been consistently shown to result in a reduction in short-chain fatty acid (SCFA) producing bacteria and a reduction in stool and plasma levels of propionate has been shown for MS patients independent of disease stage and in different geographies. A wealth of evidence supports the action of propionate on T-cell activity, resulting in decreased T-helper cell 1 (Th1) and T-helper cell 17 (Th17) numbers/activity and increased regulatory T cell (Treg cell) numbers/activity and an overall anti-inflammatory profile. These different T-cell populations play various roles in the pathophysiology of MS. A recent clinical study in MS patients demonstrated that supplementation of propionate reduces the annual relapse rate and slows disease progression. This review discusses this data and the relevant mechanistic background and discusses whether taming of the overactive immune system in MS is likely to allow easier bacterial and viral infection.
rs12537 Is a Novel Susceptibility SNP Associated With Estrogen Receptor Positive Breast Cancer in Chinese Han Population
Authors: Xu Jingkai , Li Guozheng , Chen Mengyun , Li Wenjing , Wu Yaxing , Zhang Xuejun , Cui Yong , Zhang Bo
Published: July 2021

Genetic testing is widely used in breast cancer and has identified a lot of susceptibility genes and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). However, for many SNPs, evidence of an association with breast cancer is weak, underlying risk estimates are imprecise, and reliable subtype-specific risk estimates are not in place. A recent genome-wide long non-coding RNA (lncRNA) association study in Chinese Han has verified a genetic association between rs12537 and breast cancer. This study is aimed at investigating the association between rs12537 and the phenotype. We collected the clinical information of 5,634 breast cancer patients and 6,308 healthy controls in the early study. And χ2 test was used for the comparison between different groups in genotype. The frequency of genotypic distribution among SNP rs12537 has no statistically significant correlation with family history (p = 0.8945), menopausal status (p = 0.3245) or HER-2 (p = 0.2987), but it is statistically and significantly correlated with ER (p = 0.004006) and PR (p = 0.01379). Most importantly, compared to the healthy control, rs12537 variant is significantly correlated with ER positive patients and the p-value has reached the level of the whole genome (p = 1.66E-08 <5.00E-08). Furthermore, we found rs12537 associated gene MTMR3 was lower expressed in breast cancer tissues but highly methylated. In conclusion, our findings indicate that rs12537 is a novel susceptibility gene in ER positive breast cancer in Chinese Han population and it may influence the methylation of MTMR3.
At the Interface of Life and Death: Post-mortem and Other Applications of Vaginal, Skin, and Salivary Microbiome Analysis in Forensics
Authors: Ahannach Sarah , Spacova Irina , Decorte Ronny , Jehaes Els , Lebeer Sarah
Published: July 2021

Microbial forensics represents a promising tool to strengthen traditional forensic investigative methods and fill related knowledge gaps. Large-scale microbiome studies indicate that microbial fingerprinting can assist forensics in areas such as trace evidence, source tracking, geolocation, and circumstances of death. Nevertheless, the majority of forensic microbiome studies focus on soil and internal organ samples, whereas the microbiome of skin, mouth, and especially vaginal samples that are routinely collected in sexual assault and femicide cases remain underexplored. This review discusses the current and emerging insights into vaginal, skin, and salivary microbiome-modulating factors during life (e.g., lifestyle and health status) and after death (e.g., environmental influences and post-mortem interval) based on next-generation sequencing. We specifically highlight the key aspects of female reproductive tract, skin, and mouth microbiome samples relevant in forensics. To fill the current knowledge gaps, future research should focus on the degree to which the post-mortem succession rate and profiles of vaginal, skin, and saliva microbiota are sensitive to abiotic and biotic factors, presence or absence of oxygen and other gases, and the nutrient richness of the environment. Application of this microbiome-related knowledge could provide valuable complementary data to strengthen forensic cases, for example, to shed light on the circumstances surrounding death with (post-mortem) microbial fingerprinting. Overall, this review synthesizes the present knowledge and aims to provide a framework to adequately comprehend the hurdles and potential application of vaginal, skin, and salivary post-mortem microbiomes in forensic investigations.
Large-Scale Deployment and Establishment of Wolbachia Into the Aedes aegypti Population in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Authors: Gesto João Silveira Moledo , Pinto Sofia B. , Dias Fernando Braga Stehling , Peixoto Julia , Costa Guilherme , Kutcher Simon , Montgomery Jacqui , Green Benjamin R. , Anders Katherine L. , Ryan Peter A. , Simmons Cameron P. , O’Neill Scott L. , Moreira Luciano Andrade
Published: July 2021

Traditional methods of vector control have proven insufficient to reduce the alarming incidence of dengue, Zika, and chikungunya in endemic countries. The bacterium symbiont Wolbachia has emerged as an efficient pathogen-blocking and self-dispersing agent that reduces the vectorial potential of Aedes aegypti populations and potentially impairs arboviral disease transmission. In this work, we report the results of a large-scale Wolbachia intervention in Ilha do Governador, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. wMel-infected adults were released across residential areas between August 2017 and March 2020. Over 131 weeks, including release and post-release phases, we monitored the wMel prevalence in field specimens and analyzed introgression profiles of two assigned intervention areas, RJ1 and RJ2. Our results revealed that wMel successfully invaded both areas, reaching overall infection rates of 50–70% in RJ1 and 30–60% in RJ2 by the end of the monitoring period. At the neighborhood-level, wMel introgression was heterogeneous in both RJ1 and RJ2, with some profiles sustaining a consistent increase in infection rates and others failing to elicit the same. Correlation analysis revealed a weak overall association between RJ1 and RJ2 (r = 0.2849, p = 0.0236), and an association at a higher degree when comparing different deployment strategies, vehicle or backpack-assisted, within RJ1 (r = 0.4676, p < 0.0001) or RJ2 (r = 0.6263, p < 0.0001). The frequency knockdown resistance (kdr) alleles in wMel-infected specimens from both areas were consistently high over this study. Altogether, these findings corroborate that wMel can be successfully deployed at large-scale as part of vector control intervention strategies and provide the basis for imminent disease impact studies in Southeastern Brazil.
Transcriptome Variations in Verticillium dahliae in Response to Two Different Inorganic Nitrogen Sources
Authors: Tang Chen , Li Wenwen , Klosterman Steven J. , Wang Yonglin
Published: July 2021

The fungusVerticillium dahliaecauses vascular wilt disease on hundreds of plant species. The main focus of the research to control this fungus has been aimed at infection processes such as penetration peg formation and effector secretion, but the ability of the fungus to acquire and utilize nutrients are often overlooked and may hold additional potential to formulate new disease control approaches. Little is known about the molecular mechanisms of nitrogen acquisition and assimilation processes inV. dahliae. In this present study, RNA sequencing and gene expression analysis were used to examine differentially expressed genes in response to the different nitrogen sources, nitrate and ammonium, inV. dahliae. A total of 3244 and 2528 differentially expressed genes were identified in response to nitrate and ammonium treatments, respectively. The data indicated nitrate metabolism requires additional energy input while ammonium metabolism is accompanied by reductions in particular cellular processes. Gene ontology and Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes pathway analyses of DEGs during nitrate metabolism revealed that many of the genes encoded those involved in protein biosynthetic and metabolic processes, especially ribosome and RNA polymerase biosynthesis, but also other processes including transport and organonitrogen compound metabolism. Analysis of DEGs in the ammonium treatment indicated that cell cycle, oxidoreductase, and certain metabolic activities were reduced. In addition, DEGs participating in the utilization of both nitrate and ammonium were related toL-serine biosynthesis, energy-dependent multidrug efflux pump activity, and glycerol transport. We further showed that the mutants of three differentially expressed transcription factors (VdMcm1,VdHapX, andVDAG_08640) exhibited abnormal phenotypes under nitrate and ammonium treatment compared with the wild type strain. Deletion ofVdMcm1displayed slower growth when utilizing both nitrogen sources, while deletion ofVdHapXandVDAG_08640only affected nitrate metabolism, inferring that nitrogen assimilation required regulation of bZIP transcription factor family and participation of cell cycle. Taken together, our findings illustrate the convergent and distinctive regulatory mechanisms between preferred (ammonium) and alternative nitrogen (nitrate) metabolism at the transcriptome level, leading to better understanding of inorganic nitrogen metabolism inV. dahliae.
Prognostic Value of Abnormal Liver Function Tests After Mechanical Thrombectomy for Acute Ischemic Stroke
Authors: Huang Kangmo , Zha Mingming , Xiao Lulu , Gao Jie , Du Juan , Wu Min , Yang Qingwen , Liu Rui , Liu Xinfeng
Published: July 2021

Objective: To determine the clinical significance of post-procedural abnormal liver function test (ALFT) on the functional outcomes at 90 days in acute ischemic stroke (AIS) treated with mechanical thrombectomy (MT).

Methods: In this retrospective observational study, patients with AIS undergoing MT were enrolled from the Nanjing Stroke Registry Program and the multicenter Captor trial. A favorable outcome was defined as a modified Rankin Scale score 0–2 at 90 days. Predictive models were established by multivariable logistic regression. Improved predictive value of models was assessed by continuous net reclassification improvement (NRI) and integrated discrimination improvement (IDI). In addition, multivariable logistic regression and restricted cubic spline were used to analyze dose–response correlations between the severity of ALFT and prognosis.

Results: Among 420 patients enrolled, 234 (55.7%) patients were diagnosed as post-procedural ALFT after MT. Patients with post-procedural ALFT had higher National Institute of Health Stroke Scale score on admission (median, 18 vs. 15, p < 0.001) and more pneumonia (65.4 vs. 38.2%, p < 0.001) than those without post-procedural ALFT. Post-procedural ALFT, rather than preprocedural ALFT, was independently associated with favorable outcome (adjusted odds ratio, 0.48; 95% CI 0.28–0.81; p = 0.006). The improvement of predictive model after adding post-procedural ALFT was significant [continuous NRI (value, 0.401; p < 0.001), IDI (value, 0.013; p < 0.001)]. However, the restricted cubic spline indicated no evidence of a dose–response relationship between the severity of post-procedural ALFT and prognosis.

Conclusions: In AIS patients treated by MT, post-procedural ALFT was associated with more severe stroke and served as an independent predictor of worse prognosis at 90 days.
The Perceived Match Between Observed and Own Bodies, but Not Its Accuracy, Is Influenced by Movement Dynamics and Clothing Cues
Authors: De Coster Lize , Sánchez-Herrero Pablo , López-Moreno Jorge , Tajadura-Jiménez Ana
Published: July 2021

Own-perceived body matching – the ability to match one’s own body with an observed body – is a difficult task for both general and clinical populations. Thus far, however, own-perceived body matching has been investigated in situations that are incongruent with how we are used to experience and perceive our body in daily life. In the current study, we aimed to examine own-perceived body matching in a context that more closely resembles real life. More specifically, we investigated the effects of body movement dynamics and clothing cues on own-perceived body matching. We asked participants to match their own body with an externally perceived body that was a 3D-generated avatar based on participants’ real bodies, fitted with a computer-generated dress. This perceived body was (1) either static (non-walking avatar) or dynamic (walking avatar), (2) either bigger, smaller, or the same size as participants’ own body size, and (3) fitted with a dress with a size either bigger, smaller, or the same as participants’ own dress size. Our results suggest that movement dynamics cues did not improve the accuracy of own-perceived body matching, but that confidence about dress fit was higher for dynamic avatars, and that the difference between dynamic and static avatars was dependent on participants’ self-esteem. Furthermore, when participants were asked to rate the observed body in reference to how they wanted to represent themselves to others, dynamic avatars were rated lower than static avatars for the biggest-sized bodies only, possibly reflecting the influence of movement cues on amplifying socio-cultural stereotypes. Finally, while smaller body/dress sizes were systematically rated higher than bigger body/dress sizes for several self-report items, the interplay between body and dress size played an important role in participants’ self-report as well. Thus, while our research suggests that movement and garment dynamics, allowing for realistic, concrete situations that are reminiscent of daily life, influence own-body perception, these cues did not lead to an improvement in accuracy. These findings provide important insights for research exploring (own-) body perception and bodily self-awareness, with practical (e.g., development of online avatars) and clinical (e.g., anorexia nervosa and body dysmorphic disorder) implications.
A Sparsity-Driven Backpropagation-Less Learning Framework Using Populations of Spiking Growth Transform Neurons
Authors: Gangopadhyay Ahana , Chakrabartty Shantanu
Published: July 2021

Growth-transform (GT) neurons and their population models allow for independent control over the spiking statistics and the transient population dynamics while optimizing a physically plausible distributed energy functional involving continuous-valued neural variables. In this paper we describe a backpropagation-less learning approach to train a network of spiking GT neurons by enforcing sparsity constraints on the overall network spiking activity. The key features of the model and the proposed learning framework are: (a) spike responses are generated as a result of constraint violation and hence can be viewed as Lagrangian parameters; (b) the optimal parameters for a given task can be learned using neurally relevant local learning rules and in an online manner; (c) the network optimizes itself to encode the solution with as few spikes as possible (sparsity); (d) the network optimizes itself to operate at a solution with the maximum dynamic range and away from saturation; and (e) the framework is flexible enough to incorporate additional structural and connectivity constraints on the network. As a result, the proposed formulation is attractive for designing neuromorphic tinyML systems that are constrained in energy, resources, and network structure. In this paper, we show how the approach could be used for unsupervised and supervised learning such that minimizing a training error is equivalent to minimizing the overall spiking activity across the network. We then build on this framework to implement three different multi-layer spiking network architectures with progressively increasing flexibility in training and consequently, sparsity. We demonstrate the applicability of the proposed algorithm for resource-efficient learning using a publicly available machine olfaction dataset with unique challenges like sensor drift and a wide range of stimulus concentrations. In all of these case studies we show that a GT network trained using the proposed learning approach is able to minimize the network-level spiking activity while producing classification accuracy that are comparable to standard approaches on the same dataset.
Maclura tinctoria Extracts: In Vitro Antibacterial Activity against Aeromonas hydrophila and Sedative Effect in Rhamdia quelen
Authors: Pires Luana da Costa , Rodrigues Patricia , Garlet Quelen Iane , Barbosa Luisa Barichello , da Silveira Bibiana Petri , Bandeira Junior Guerino , Silva Lenise de Lima , Gindri Amanda , Coldebella Rodrigo , Pedrazzi Cristiane , de Vargas Agueda Palmira Castagna , Baldisserotto Bernardo , Heinzmann Berta Maria
Published: July 2021

Maclura tinctoria is a tree species native from Brazil and rich in phenolic compounds. Since plant antibacterial activity is highly associated with phenolic compound concentration, we aim to evaluate the in vitro antimicrobial activity of different extracts against fish pathogenic bacteria. In addition, some phenolic compounds have central depressant effects and can be useful in aquaculture due to possible sedative and/or anesthetic effects. Four M. tinctoria extracts were extracted separately with ethanol; leaves (LE), bark (BE), heartwood (HE), and the sapwood (SE). In vitro antimicrobial activity was tested against Aeromonas strains at concentrations of 6400 to 3.125 μg/mL. The sedative effect was evaluated for 24 h with 30 and 100 mg/L concentrations. Chemical composition was analyzed by HPLC-DAD-MS. The HE extract had the best MIC (400 µg/mL) and MBC (800 µg/mL) compared to the LE, BE, and SE extracts. LE extract induced deep sedation and the BE, SE, and HE extracts induced light sedation. Additionally, BE, SE, and HE induced a normal behavior without side effects. Polyphenolic compounds with antimicrobial activity and sedative effects were identified mainly in HE. Thus, HE extract is safe and can be used as a sedative for silver catfish.
Histidine Kinase Sln1 and cAMP/PKA Signaling Pathways Antagonistically Regulate Sporisorium scitamineum Mating and Virulence via Transcription Factor Prf1
Authors: Cai Enping , Sun Shuquan , Deng Yizhen , Huang Peishen , Sun Xian , Wang Yuting , Chang Changqing , Jiang Zide
Published: July 2021

Many prokaryotes and eukaryotes utilize two-component signaling pathways to counter environmental stress and regulate virulence genes associated with infection. In this study, we identified and characterized a conserved histidine kinase (SsSln1), which is the sensor of the two-component system of Sln1–Ypd1–Ssk1 in Sporisorium scitamineum. SsSln1 null mutant exhibited enhanced mating and virulence capabilities in S. scitamineum, which is opposite to what has been reported in Candida albicans. Further investigations revealed that the deletion of SsSLN1 enhanced SsHog1 phosphorylation and nuclear localization and thus promoted S. scitamineum mating. Interestingly, SsSln1 and cAMP/PKA signaling pathways antagonistically regulated the transcription of pheromone-responsive transcription factor SsPrf1, for regulating S. scitamineum mating and virulence. In short, the study depicts a novel mechanism in which the cross-talk between SsSln1 and cAMP/PKA pathways antagonistically regulates mating and virulence by balancing the transcription of the SsPRF1 gene in S. scitamineum.
Teleparallel Gravity: Foundations and Observational Constraints—Editorial
Authors: Bahamonde Sebastian , Said Jackson Levi
Published: July 2021

Einstein’s formulation of general relativity as a theory based on the geometry of curvature was a necessity due to Riemannian geometry being the only fully developed framework at the time [...]