bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
GEOGRAFINDO AFETOS: escritos, imagens, intensidades
Authors:   JONES DARI GOETTERT, GOETTERT JONES DARI , BUENO MOTA JULIANA GRASIÉLI , GASPAROTTI NUNES FLAVIANA , ROSSOTO IORIS ANTONIO AUGUSTO ,   JULIANA GRASIÉLI BUENO MOTA,   FLAVIANA GASPAROTTI NUNES,   ANTONIO AUGUSTO ROSSOTO IORIS
Published: May 2022

O livro é composto por textos que buscam relacionar espaços geográficos e afetos que foram se achegando em textos, desenhos, pinturas, poemas e contos, alguns e algumas de gentes distantes, mas outras e outros também de sensibilidades junto, dentro de casa, deste lugar que habitamos e que nos habita ainda com mais intensidade em um espaço-tempo pandêmico. Tratam-se de dezenas de textos em linguagens múltiplas, que podem ser lidos e sentidos um a um, em página aberta a esmo, sem querer, e assim seguir, voltar, pular, brincar de vai-e-vem, e dançar de novo, outra vez, talvez em uma repetição tal que outras diferenças emerjam, em um devir para sempre novo, e outro. A disposição dos textos segue um plano de exposição, digamos, aleatório; sim, um ponto pode ligar a outro, sequencialmente, mas o plano de intenção é que o trajeto seja livre para a produção de afetos.
A dynamic decision-making framework for a hybrid production system for decayed merchandise with shortages in traditional and electronic markets
Authors: Chen Liang-Tu , Wu Guo-Ciang , Tseng Cher-Hung , Kuo Ren-Zong
Published: May 2022

This research proposes a dynamic decision-making framework for a hybrid production system that incorporates manufacturing and remanufacturing procedures into a closed-loop supply chain network with merchandise substitution and shortages within traditional markets (TM) and electronic markets (EM). In particular, we develop models of profit maximization and equilibrium analysis by using calculus with dynamic programming under four business schemes, including a manufacturing-only model within TM/EM and a hybrid remanufacturing model within TM/EM. Dynamic decision-making planning was taken for brand-new and like-new decayed merchandise in hybrid production systems. The results demonstrate that solutions generated within EMs surpass those within TMs in terms of maximizing profits. Further, the hybrid remanufacturing model did not surpass the manufacturing-only model under a general setting, but had better performance under certain conditions, including intense competition, a smaller remanufacturing cost, a larger brand-new merchandise market size, and a smaller like-new merchandise market size.
Nash-stackelberg game perspective on pricing strategies for ride-hailing and aggregation platforms under bundle mode
Authors: Xu Weina , Lin Gui-Hua , Zhu Xide
Published: May 2022

The growing popularity of aggregation platforms has attracted widespread attention in the ride-hailing market in recent years. In order to obtain additional orders by charging commissions and slotting fees, many ride-hailing platforms choose to bundle with aggregation platforms. Unlike traditional reseller electronic channels, the bundle channels may affect pricing of platforms, service levels of drivers, market demands and they may further impact on profits. These different attitudes raise an interesting and key question about the influence of bundle channels in ride-hailing platforms. In this paper, we propose an analytical framework for pricing strategies of ride-hailing and aggregation platforms under bundle mode and analyze their pricing process from the perspective of Nash and Stackelberg games, where the platforms serve as leaders to determine optimal prices through Nash equilibrium and the drivers serve as followers to provide optimal service levels. Through sensitivity analysis of service levels and costs, we capture the distribution trends of profits between the platforms. Based on some numerical examples and results analysis, some interesting managerial insights on pricing of ride-hailing and aggregation platforms are gained.
Actores transnacionales y vanguardia silvoagropecuaria en Chile: La “Asociación de Agricultores Dr. Bertram Kalt” (1951-1968)
Authors: Gallardo Martinez Eduardo
Published: May 2022

El artículo destaca el rol de actores transnacionales de origen alemán en el desenvolvimiento de la actividad silvoagropecuaria en Chile, revisando la trayectoria de la “Asociación de Agricultores Dr. Bertram Kalt” entre las décadas de 1950 y 1960. Esta singular entidad intervino sobre todo en el ámbito de la divulgación científico-técnica ante un escenario nacional marcado por la exigencia de cambios estructurales en el campo, contribuyendo a la vez al restablecimiento de los vínculos entre Chile y Alemania Occidental en esta materia tras la Segunda Guerra Mundial, en un periodo donde los agentes transnacionales sirvieron a la recuperación del protagonismo global germano. De tal modo, esta asociación fue una entidad transnacional que sirvió como intermediaria para los intereses tanto de la parte chilena como alemana. Las fuentes para la elaboración de este artículo son, principalmente, las memorias de esta organización, material documental que hasta ahora no ha sido utilizado en detalle con fines de investigación historiográfica.
Buscando a la comunidad. La reforma agraria en la comunidad campesina de Lachaqui, Canta-Lima, 1970-1980
Authors: Huayre Cochachin Rosa
Published: May 2022

El artículo analiza la política de reestructuración comunal de la Ley de Reforma Agraria, impulsada por el gobierno militar de Juan Velasco Alvarado, en una comunidad histórica de la sierra de Lima, Lachaqui. Desde el enfoque del estado descentrado, comprendiendo el desarrollo como herramienta para la sujeción estatal, se examina la interacción y negociaciones entre los intermediario/as privados y públicos y las poblaciones. Para tal fin, se recurre a entrevistas a profundidad y documentos recogidos en la comunidad y en Lima en el año 2018, principalmente. El argumento principal sostiene que el gobierno buscó una comunidad moderna, colectivista y productiva, con base en la afirmación de ser la única propietaria de la tierra, sin comprender su dinamicidad, diversidad y tensión permanente entre lo familiar y lo colectivo. La política produjo un fuerte conflicto en la comunidad por el acceso a la tierra entre un sector que apoyó la medida y otro que defendió su derecho a la propiedad individual. La investigación aporta a la discusión sobre la reforma agraria en las comunidades a partir de una política estatal poco estudiada por la academia, pero importante porque buscó reformarlas. En ese sentido, se da cuenta de los impactos locales de la reforma agraria articuladas a los propósitos estatales, mostrando cómo opera y se (re)afirma el estado en la cotidianidad de las personas, así como su reformulación por parte de ellas.
Experiências em testes e medidas do exercício físico no contexto da saúde
Authors: Machado Dalmo Roberto Lopes
Published: May 2022

A composição corporal (CC) do ser humano apresenta transformações mais evidentes desde as idades juvenis, envolvendo forte dependência de fatores biológicos e ambientais, resultando em alterações morfológicas típicas para cada período etário e sexo. Compreender a tipicidade de cada fase é fundamental para todos os profissionais que atuam com este ser, em permanente transmorfia corporal. Nesse capítulo, são descritos valores normativos e identificadas as diferenças antropométricas de pessoas de ambos os sexos, agrupadas em faixas etárias. Uma amostra de 565 pessoas, de 11 a 69 anos de idade, foi classificada em sete grupos etários por década. Valores médios da antropometria básica (estatura; massa corporal e índice de massa corporal) e CC (massa magra; massa gorda e porcentual de gordura) são descritos. Eventuais diferenças foram testadas por ANOVA (one-way) e post-hoc de Tukey HSD (p<0,05). Valores de CC dos homens foram maiores que os encontrados nas mulheres. A gordura deles foi menor do que a delas, como esperado nas comparações de todas as idades. Grande variação do comportamento da CC ao longo da vida (da adolescência à velhice), quando a redução do peso corporal em homens e aumento nas mulheres foi observada, embora o IMC aumente para ambos. As suspeitas de perdas de maiores volumes musculares nos homens e acúmulo de gordura em ambos durante o envelhecimento, seriam possíveis explicação. Todavia, uma análise de abordagem longitudinal e multicompartimental da CC, seria altamente desejável.
Prevalence and Echocardiographic Predictors of Left Atrial Appendage Inactivity in Patients of Mitral Stenosis
Authors: Tanveer Mohammad Solaiman , Majumder Abdullah Al-Shafi , Ullah Mohammad , Reza AQM , Khanom Tasnim
Published: May 2022

Background: Mitral stenosis (MS) is a common valvular heart disease. Thromboembolism is one of the most serious consequences of mitral stenosis, particularly when it is accompanied with atrial fibrillation (AF). When linked with Left atrial appendage inactivity (LAAI), patients with sinus rhythm (SR) are also at risk for this condition. In mitral stenosis, LAA inactivity determined by S-wave is an independent predictor of thromboembolism. The aim of the study was to evaluate the Prevalence and Echocardiographic Predictors of Left Atrial Appendage inactivity in patients of Mitral Stenosis.Material & Methods:Sixty MS patients were evaluated by transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) and all patients underwent transesophageal echocardiography (TEE). The annular systolic (S-wave) and diastolic (Em- and Am-waves) velocities were recorded by tissue Doppler imaging (TDI). LAA inactivity was defined as LAA emptying velocity <25 cm/second determined by pulse wave Doppler at the junction of LA & LAA (TEE). Patients were divided into three groups; group A I (n = 18). Sinus rhythm (SR) and LAA emptying velocity ≥25 cm/sec, group A II (n -22): SR and LAA emptying velocity <25cm/sec and group B (n = 20): atrial fibrillation.Results:Thrombus was detected in 14 patients and spontaneous echo contrast (SEC) was detected in 43 patients. Both S-wave and peak LAA emptying velocities were decreasing, while SEC frequency and density were increasing from group A to group B. There was a positive correlation between LAA emptying vs. S-wave and LAA emptying vs. Am velocities (p < 0.001, r= 0.708 and p<0.001, r=0.495). Multivariate regression analysis showed that only S-wave is the independent predictor of inactive LAA (p = 0.001, odds ratio = 0.133, 95% Cl =0.032-0.556). In patients with SR, the cutoff value of S-wave was 10 cm/sec for the prediction of the presence of inactive LAA (sensitivity: 92.3%, specificity: 95.3%).Conclusions:In individuals with severe mitral stenosis in sinus rhythm, there is a significant prevalence of left atrial appendage inactivity. The mean pressure gradient across the mitral valve, as well as S-wave are independent predictors of left atrial appendage inactivity. Inactivity of the left atrial appendage is an independent predictor of left atrial/left atrial appendage smoke and associated thrombus.
Outcome of Longitudinal Pancreatico-Jejunostomy on Pain Control and Pancreatic Function in Chronic Pancreatitis
Authors: Ahsan S M Mortaza , Das Bidhan C. , Nur Asaduzzaman , Zannat Noor E , Mahmud Rasel , Siddique NurAlam , Sobhan Sarwar Ahmed , Khan Emrul Hasan , Siddique Omar
Published: May 2022

Background: Outcome of drainage operation for chronic pancreatitis are variable. The present study is taken to observe effect of longitudinal pancreatico-jejunostomy (LPJ) on pain control and pancreatic function in chronic pancreatitis in our setting.Material & Methods:Thirty-three patients who underwent LPJ for symptomatic chronic pancreatitis for one year period presented with abdominal pain (100%), steatorrhoea (30.3%), diabetes (66.7%) and weight loss (78.8%). Definitive diagnosis was made on the basis of ultrasonography and MRCP findings. LPJ (Partingtong-Rochelle) operation was done in all patients. Pain (using visual analoge scale), glycemic status (using FBS, 2hABF, HbA1c), body weight, serum zinc levels (as a marker of exocrine function), and serum insulin level (as a marker of endocrine function) were measured immediately after admission and 3 months after operation.Results:Three months after operation pain was completely disappeared in 23 (69.7%) patients, it persisted in different grade in 10 (30.3%) patients and the pain reduction rate was significant. Twenty two patients who had diabetes prior to surgery, their glycemic status significantly decreased and serum insulin level significantly increased (preoperative; 7.1±5.1 µU/L, postoperative; 14.3±4 µU/L) in 22 patients with DM after surgery. Serum zinc level increased (preoperative; 80.8±24.5 µg/dl, postoperative; 85.3±24.7 µg/dl) 3 months after surgery but the difference was not significant (p=0.571). However the body weight of all patients were significantly increased after operation.Conclusions:LPJ reduces abdominal pain and improves both exocrine and endocrine function in patient with chronic pancreatitis. Serum zinc levels can be considered as a tool of exocrine function.
Diatom Records from Diatom Mat Deposits in the Western Pacific
Authors:   S.C.R.S. Government College Sawai madhoopur-322001, Rajasthan, India, Meena Lakhpat
Published: May 2022

The diatoms are major part of freshwater algae and major contributors of oxygen evolving organisms. Therefore, enlisting of diatoms not only contributed as data but also future hope for scientific community for further research. The research is carried out in Sawai madhopur of Rajasthan and found great diversity of this small group. The great diversity of diatoms is found in all aquatic habitats (stagnant as well as running).This is first attempt for enlisting diatoms from western part of Rajasthan. Eighteen diatoms species of two genus Fragillaria and Synendra have been described in present paper.
On the Interdisciplinary Characteristics of Cultural Studies
Authors:   School of Foreign Languages and Cultures, Chongqing University, Chongqing 400000, China, Guo Xinmin
Published: May 2022

Cultural Studies was originated in the Institute of Contemporary Culture (CCCS) of the University of Birmingham, in the 1960s and 1970s. It combined the theories and research methods of sociology, literature, media, anthropology and other fields, devoting to the attention of social reality. After developing for several decades, “cultural studies” has basically formed its theoretical system and has been widely spread all over the world. This paper will briefly discuss the interdisciplinary characteristics of cultural studies and the reasons for those features, from its origin, relation with other subjects and ultimate purpose.
Research on China’s Rural Intelligent Old-age Care Model
Authors:   School of Economics and Management, Zhejiang Ocean University, Zhoushan 316022, Zhejiang, China, Guo Wanlu , Jiang Zhuyu ,   School of Economics and Management, Zhejiang Ocean University, Zhoushan 316022, Zhejiang, China
Published: May 2022

With the rapid development of China’s urbanization and industrialization, and the gradual slowing down of the fertility rate of my country’s population and the growth rate of natural resources, the problems of aging and hollowing out of the rural population are becoming more and more serious. The way people produce and live in daily life is undergoing tremendous reforms and changes. This paper explores the future and development of my country’s smart old-age care service model from multiple perspectives, and provides basis and countermeasures for actively responding to the development of social population structure and ensuring that the problem of old-age care is properly resolved, so as to achieve a healthy, balanced and coordinated development of economy, society and population.
Research Hotspot and Evolution Trend of REITs Since the New Century—from the Perspective of Bibliometrics
Authors:   School of Management, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, China School of Foreign Language, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, China, Luo Yuying , Zhang Xinghua ,   School of Management, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, China School of Foreign Language, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, China, Jin Peiqi ,   School of Management, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, China School of Foreign Language, Zhejiang University of Technology, Hangzhou, China
Published: May 2022

To understand the research status of REITs since the new century, this paper uses VOSviewer and CiteSpace software to conduct quantitative research and visual analysis on 515 relevant documents in the WOS core database from 2000 to 2022. It has found that: 1) the core author group of the research topic has been formed, the cluster structure of the cooperation network among the core authors is obvious, and the distribution of the cooperation groups is relatively clear; 2) Core journals and related journals in the research field have already been formed; 3) The research on this topic has close international cooperation. Generally speaking, as the country that first gave birth to REITs, the United States has the highest scientific productivity in this field; 4) The research presents an overview of this field through the co-occurrence analysis and evolution analysis of keywords. Combined with the analysis of mutant words, it can be considered that this research field has formed a relatively stable research trend. Through the combination of econometric analysis and visualization, the research grasps the development context of this field and provides a comprehensive and clear research framework and structure for REITs research topics.
Discover the Cultural Antagonism in The Farewell: Individualism and Collectivism
Authors:   School of Foreign Languages, Lanzhou Jiaotong University, Lanzhou, Gansu, China, Chen Shaomei
Published: May 2022

Individualism and collectivism is one of the pairs of terms mostly investigated and studied in cross-cultural studies. Surveys show that China has the strongest sense of collectivism among most collectivist countries, while the United States ranks the first in most of the individualism countries. The Farewell is exactly a movie featuring the conflicts between Chinese collectivism and western individualism. Through digging the details and roots of the antagonism in the movie, lessons can be learned under the modern context of a closely interconnected world which requires smooth communication and understanding.
Isolated and combined effect of yogasana adn burpee ecercise on vital capacity among college men students
Authors: Reddy Nalagangula Venkata Nagarjuna , Rani K. Usha
Published: May 2022

The main purpose of the study was to find out the Impact of varied training package on fitness parameters of college students. 60 subjects were selected for the study. The subjects were selected from the Faculty of Management, Alagappa University. The subject’s age range was taken from 18 to 24 years. The pre and post test random sampling would be used to select the subject. Training package Group-I underwent yogasana, Training package Group-II underwent burpee exercises, Training package Group - III combined group underwent yogasanas and burpee exercises. Each group consisting of 20 subjects. The duration of the training period was 12 weeks. The subjects were trained 6 days a week, per day 1- hour training was given. In package GroupI-15 asana was given in training. Training Package GroupII-10burpees was given in training. Training package group III combined group the subjects was joined with training package group I, 3 alternative days and training package group II, 3 alternative days, The Analysis of Co-variance (ANCOVA) was applied to find out the significant improvement on pre and post test data, if the result were significant the Schiff’s post hoc test was used to find out the paired mean differences.
Social media been the better medium than TV media during the COVID-19 pandemic
Authors: Mohan Priyank
Published: May 2022

The use of social media as a tool for professional communication and education in the healthcare industry has grown in recent years. The advantages and disadvantages of using such platforms have been thoroughly explored, with varying degrees of success. During the COVID-19 epidemic, social media use has increased dramatically, to the point that it is already a commonplace feature of current health-care systems. As with any healthcare instrument, the risks and advantages must be carefully weighed in order to make an informed decision. Using the current epidemic as an example, we will look at how social media is being used. It is important to note that we will demonstrate these with examples from the viewpoint of huge medical organisations, and we will also highlight typical mistakes to avoid. We address the dissemination of information regarding COVID-19 by conducting a huge data analysis of social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube. On a worldwide scale, we examine involvement and interest in the COVID-19 issue, and we present a differentiated evaluation of how the debate has evolved for each platform and its users.
Design of some novel dithio π-conjugated ligand-based metal complexes and their semiconductor behavior
Authors: Singh Samarveer , Kuila Biplab Kumar , Singh Vikky , Gupta Sushmita
Published: May 2022

Transition metal complexes with sulfur-based ligands are the area of interest for scientists working for semiconducting molecular materials. These complexes have been reported for their interesting electronic architecture and can be used in the manufacture of various kinds of electronic devices including diodes, transistors and integrated circuits. The nitrophenol thiourea benzaldehyde-based metal complexes with various transition metals have been reported for their electrical behavior. The present paper involves synthesis, spectroscopic characterization and variable temperature solid-state conductivity measurement. The complexes show semiconducting nature.
comparative study of treatment outcomes of femur neck fracture with dynamic hip screws versus multiple cancellous cannulated screws
Authors: Patil Paresh , Shivade Nishant , Nikam Mithilesh
Published: May 2022

Background: Dynamic hip screws (DHS) and multiple cannulated cancellous screws (MCCS) are commonly used in anatomic reduction of femur neck fractures. However, there is limited information on the complications of various fixation methods. Objective: To assess the outcome of two different modalities of femur neck fracture fixation. Methodology: This prospective, randomized, comparative interventional study included 32 subjects with recent trauma. Patients were randomized to DHS and MCCS treatment groups (16 patients each). Post-surgical radiographs were obtained and clinical evaluation for deformities was performed using the Harris hip score (HHS). The duration of surgery, average blood loss, and complications were noted and assessed. Chi-square test was used to check the association between attributes. Two-sample t-test was employed to compare the mean between two groups. P≤0.05 indicated statistical significance. Results: A significant difference (p<0.001) between the 2 groups was noted with regard to patients’ age. The median operative time for DHS and MCCS groups was 75 mins (range 60-90 mins)  and 60 mins (range 50-70 mins), respectively. Average blood loss was more in DHS (200 mL) than in MCCS (120 mL) group. Majority of the patients (75%) in the DHS group showed excellent HHS results.
Chronic abdominal pain in children aged 5 - 15 years
Authors: Varghese Tanya , Aundhakar C. D.
Published: May 2022

Background: Mostly, chronic abdominal pain (CAP) is detected with no abnormality. Therefore, focuses on psychosocial issues of children with CAP may throw light on etiology of this disorder and inputs for management. Objective: To study the psychosocial factors related with CAP and association between them in children. Methodology: In a prospective, hospital-based case control study, 199 children (aged 5-15 years) were enrolled. Children were split into cases (n=50, with CAP) and controls (n-149, without CAP). Cases were further divided into organic and nonorganic groups based on their symptoms. Baseline investigations like urine and stool routine, ultrasound (abdomen and pelvis) was done for cases. Psychosocial assessment was done in all patients. Results: Around 88% children in cases group had nonorganic pain and 12% had organic pain. Most children with nonorganic pain were females (52%). A significant association noted between type of stool, USG abdomen results, and characteristic of pain with type of abdominal pain (organic and nonorganic) (P<0.001).
Liquidity analysis of selected logistic and transport companies of India
Authors: Parmar Giribala Lallubhai , Patel Rajeshkumar G.
Published: May 2022

Liquidity Management is gaining the serious attention in all over the world because of the current position of financial disorder and the business environment in the whole world economy. The promoters and managers are hired by the companies to make the suitable strategy for maintain the liquidity and increase the profitability position of the business. Liquidity is thought to maintain as well as it is the paying capacity of the business. It shows the ability of the business to survive. In this paper the comparative analysis for the liquidity position of 5 Transport and Logistic companies was done. The study covers the period of 10 years from 2010-11 to 2019-20. For this study the secondary data is used. The mean, standard deviation, coefficient of variation, ratio analysis and the ANOVA test techniques have been applied for analysing the data. This study may be the retiring plan to determine the liquidity management of the Transport and Logistic companies.
Evaluating the haematological and inflammatory markers in predicting the clinical outcome of COVID-19 patients admitted in a tertiary care hospital of Northern India
Authors: Tripathi Ankita , Agarwal Roshni , Rastogi Parag , Srivastava Rohini , Kumar Sharad , Batham Silvi , Shukla Shlok
Published: May 2022

Infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus induces coagulation and stimulates the innate immune system. In ICU patients with COVID-19, nothing is known regarding coagulopathy and the response of inflammation and infection. The effects of SARS-CoV-2 infection on coagulation, infection, and inflammatory indicators, as well as their relationships, were studied. The study took place in Naraina Medical College and Research Centre, a dedicated COVID-19 referral hospital in Northern India, from April to August 2021. This study only included COVID-19 positive hospitalised cases with RT-PCR confirmation. All blood samples were examined for haematological, coagulation, and inflammatory indicators, and mean results were compared between the three patient groups. All patients had elevated d-dimer and FDP levels, notably non-survivors, who had prolonged PT, APTT, INR, and TT, as well as lower PTA and AT, as compared to survivors. Non-survivors were more likely to develop SIC and DIC. All patients' CRP, ESR, serum ferritin, IL-8, and IL-2R levels increased.
updated review on benzimidazole derivatives as potential antihypertensive agents
Authors: Tajane Pravin S. , Sawant Ramesh L.
Published: May 2022

A growing number of researchers in the field of medicinal chemistry are focused on nitrogenous heterocyclic compounds. Benzimidazole scaffolds appear often in this group of heterocyclic compounds. Benzimidazole derivatives are important chemotherapeutic drugs because of their isostructural pharmacophore of naturally occurring active biomolecules. Many benzimidazole derivatives have been produced in the recent few decades, and many of these compounds have shown high bioactivity against a wide range of diseases and have bioavailability, safety, and stability profiles that are among the best in the industry. Here, we've included data on the antihypertensive properties of benzimidazole derivatives that have appeared in recent studies (2010–2022), along with a structure-activity link for each. Human studies are underway for a number of intriguing therapeutic candidates, and some of them will be authorized for use in clinical settings. In order to gather the information on proposed topic all the scientific search engines and publisher sites were used such as Google scholar, Science direct, Bentham science, PubChem, PubMed, Tayler and Francis, Hindawi, Springer nature, and ACS websites. The present review provides a detailed insight of benzimidazole derivatives reported as antihypertensive agents.
An integrated approach of block chain technology with machine learning and cloud computing for handling healthcare data
Authors: Shalini K. Shantha , Nithya M.
Published: May 2022

Healthcare industry has become one of the world's important sectors. It is one of the quickestand persistently growing industries. Healthcare Technology focuses mainly on patient's empowerment. Blockchain technology is offering healthier scope for accessing medical records privately. Patient confidentiality can be maintained more effectively using block chain. It is very difficult to hack the data because blockchain makes use of decentralized data storage. Nowadays machine learning is used for understanding the data and for analysing and making decisions in various sectors. It is one of the prominent techniques that are being applied in an extensive range of applications to solve a variety of complex problems. Machine learning plays a vital role in healthcare sector, by offering effective methods by saving time, effort and money. Convergence of blockchain technology with machine learning and cloud computing provides extremelyenriched functionalities and services which enables the healthcare industry to revolutionize with substantial results for medical professionals. For experimental results, Ethereum is used. In the proposed work, the patients can also get the disease details using machine learningconcept by providing their symptoms.
analysis of cost and profitability trendsinjk cement limited in India
Authors: Saranya S. , Usha M.
Published: May 2022

The cement industry is the primary sector of Indian economy as it accounts for a significant portion of total industrial productivity. After China, India's cement sector ranks second in the world in terms of cement output. It produces quality cements but lack in profitability and return on investment, which ultimately affects trend and pattern of cost and profit of JK cement limited. Cost and profit is the key decision in financial affairs of a firm. The study considered a period of ten years data from 2010-11 to 2019-20. The cost, volume of turnover and profit are estimated. In conclusion, it was found that raw materials, power and fuel cost, employee cost, selling, administration and miscellaneous expenses, volume of sales and profitability of the firm are increased during the period.
comparative study between type 1 & type 2 diabetes mellitus and its effect on the retina
Authors: Sameer Nidaa , Saad Dalia , Hussein Retaj , Mohammed Riyam , Emad Athraa
Published: May 2022

Diabetic retinopathy (DR) remains the leading cause of vision loss and blindness in people of working age, in spite of the fact that current treatments are effective. Vision loss occurs in DR due to the development of maculopathy, especially diabetic macular edema, and due to proliferative diabetic retinopathy. Vision loss due to DR is preventable with the appropriate monitoring and timely treatment. Improved patient and health professional, education to encourage tight control of blood glucose and other systemic factors, and the establishment of readily available and appropriately timed eye examinations are necessary steps to further reduce visual impairment of people with diabetes. Material & Method: In this work, the tests that we perform on diabetics will be described to see the effect of the disease on the retina. We also described the disease in a simplified manner. We conducted our tests on 40 patients suffering from retinal problems due to diabetes of all kinds. Results: There were patients with DM type I ,type II more occurring in age (>50years ) and in type II more in male than female. Also there was significant different between DM types and gender group (P< 0.05).
evaluate the Low-volume resuscitation based on cell impermeant in hemorrhagic shock
Authors: Zubair Md Quamar , Noaman Abu
Published: May 2022

To see what function cell swelling played in severe hemorrhagic shock and resuscitation injury. This study was done in the department of General surgery after ethical permission from December 2019 to September 2021. Adult rats were administered a low volume resuscitation (LVR) (10–20 percent blood volume) with saline or several cell impermeants (sorbitol, raffinose, trehalose, gluconate, and Polyethylene glycol-20k) after being haemorrhaged to a pressure of 30–35 mm Hg and kept there until plasma lactate reached 10 mM. (PEG-20k). When lactate returned to 10 mM after LVR, complete resuscitation using crystalloid and red cells was initiated. The rats were euthanized one hour after complete resuscitation. The colourful microsphere technique was used to measure capillary blood flow. Impermeants significantly enhanced LVR outcomes in shocked rats by preventing ischemia-induced cell swelling in liver tissue. In comparison to saline, small cell impermeants and PEG-20k in LVR solutions increased tolerance to the low flow condition by 2 and 5 fold, normalised arterial pressure during LVR, and reduced plasma lactate after full resuscitation.
augmented reality application for localization and classification of glioma in human brain using color-coding
Authors: Dheeraj D. , Prasantha H. S.
Published: May 2022

Biomedical imaging involves the complex chain of acquiring, processing, and visualizing structural or functional images of living objects or systems, including extraction and processing of image-related information. Medical imaging is truly a vital element of the healthcare world–an essential tool for physicians to assist with diagnostics, treatment, and prevention. Imaging can provide uniquely valuable information about tissue composition, morphology and function, as well as quantitative descriptions of many fundamental biological processes. The main benefit of medical image processing is that it allows for in-depth, but non-invasive exploration of internal anatomy. Brain tumors are the most common and aggressive disease, leading to a very short life expectancy in their highest grade. Thus, treatment planning is a key stage to improve the quality of life of patients. Artificial intelligence (AI) developments have created opportunities for human life in a wide range of industries, business, education, and healthcare [1,2].The main aim of the project is to provide an environment where doctors can view and interact with patient specific anatomical form.
Design, synthesis, characterization and pharmacological screening of some novel 2 substituted and 1(h)-substituted Benzimidazole derivatives
Authors: Kore P. S. , Singh S. K. , Mohite S. K.
Published: May 2022

The most of drugs containing Benzimidazole ring is a prominent structural motif found in numerous therapeutically active compounds. Benzimidazole and its synthetic analogues have been found to exhibit industrial, agricultural and biological application such asantitubercular, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anticancer, anticoagulant, as well as good antifungal and anti microbial activity.Recent advances in technology considers microwave irradiation energy as the most efficient means of heating reactions for chemical transformations that can be accomplished in a minutes. Microwave irradiation assists organic synthesis (MAOS) not only help in implementing green chemistry but also led to progress in organic synthesis. We report pharmacological screening of some novel 2 substituted and 1(h)-substituted Benzimidazole derivatives.
Delayed surgical repair of the deltoid following acromioplasty: a case report
Authors: Sherwani Zohaib , Kelley Chase , Farooq Hassan , Garbis Nickolas G.
Published: May 2022

Currently, the literature contains few studies that describe any potential complications following arthroscopic acromioplasty. Because part of the anterior deltoid originates from the anterior acromion, there is a risk for violation and subsequent iatrogenic rupture or avulsion during this procedure. This type of injury can be a devastating problem for patients that may lead to poor function and debilitating pain. We present a patient with deltoid insufficiency following arthroscopic acromioplasty who elected to proceed with operative management with a planned arthroscopic evaluation of the shoulder followed by an open deltoid repair. At the final follow-up visit 2.5 years postoperatively, the patient reported improved pain from baseline and no residual disability and was able to perform most activities of daily living without difficulty. This case serves as an example of a surgical repair for a deltoid avulsion following arthroscopic acromioplasty. As there is still a lack of standard guidelines, our suture repair technique can be considered one method of treatment for this type of injury.
Intraoperative periprosthetic humeral fracture during reverse shoulder arthroplasty: a sequelae of prior biceps tenodesis
Authors: Sultanem Serge , Fares Mohamad Y. , Baydoun Hasan
Published: May 2022

Intraoperative periprosthetic humeral fractures are a rare but debilitating complication of reverse shoulder arthroplasty and can occur during multiple stages of the procedure. Prior biceps tenodesis has been found to reduce cortical humeral strength and predispose the patient to humeral fracture. We present a case of a 68-year-old female with a previous history of biceps tenodesis due to an irreparable rotator cuff tear. Months later, and after symptoms persisted, a reverse shoulder arthroplasty was performed. During the surgery and while performing final reduction, a fracture line was observed involving the hole used for the previous tenodesis procedure. The fracture was repaired, and the patient reported favorable outcomes. We report several factors that might have contributed to sustenance of this intraoperative fracture including prior biceps tenodesis, use of a press fit humeral stem, and the sex of the patient.
Synthesis, spectrum characterization and estimation of biological activity of new heterocycylic compound
Authors: M Bakyalakshmi , K  L Senthilkumar , P D Gokulan , S Karthikeyan , P Pattaluchetty , Kumar S Sathish
Published: May 2022

This present work deals with the synthesis of new azo derivative based on reaction between Amino pyridine and Para hydroxy benzoic acid. The synthesized compound was determined by spectrum characterization and screened for Antimicrobial and anthelmintic activity.
Antimicrobial and Antidiarrheal drugs Survey
Authors: Mona Suthar , Rajeshree Makwana , Priyanshi Jain , Ekta Dholekar
Published: May 2022

Diarrhea is a major health problem throughout the world and it has become more problematic in developing countries like Ethiopia. People, in several parts of the world, use different traditional medicines for treating diarrhea and it has been reported that the roots, leaves, and flowers of various species are used for the same purpose. Diarrhea is the second most common cause of death in children under five years. It causes more than 5‐8 million deaths each year in infants and children below 5 years old. An antimicrobial is an agent that kills microorganisms or stops their growth. Antimicrobial medicines can be grouped according to the microorganisms they act primarily against. For example, antibiotics are used against bacteria, and antifungals are used against fungi. Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is the ability of microorganisms to persist or grow in the presence of drugs designed to inhibit or kill them. These drugs, called antimicrobials, are used to treat infectious diseases caused by microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi, viruses and protozoan parasites.
Formulation and Evaluation of Pain relief Herbal roll on
Authors: Kota Padmaja , Panda Jagadeesh , Palla Mary Sulakshana , Panigrahi Anita Raj
Published: May 2022

A Roll-on is a type of liquid preparation packed in a container with an applicator consisting of a revolving ball at the top of the dispenser. Herbal roll-on contains the volatile oils used to treat different pains such as headaches, joint pains, neck aches, etc. It is also used in the treatment of cold and nasal congestion. It contains a mixture of volatile oils such as eucalyptus oil, camphor oil, thyme oil, lavender oil, rosemary oil, chamomile oil, menthol etc. These oils are generally used to treat stress, relieve pain, migraine, anti-inflammatory, treat anxiety, relieve sinus tensions, etc. This topical pain reliever containing all-natural ingredients causes a pleasing sensation helpful to counteract the pain.
Anaesthetic Management of a Case of Sinonasal Mucormycosis with Post Covid -19 Pulmonary Embolism for Endoscopic Debridement
Authors: S Kurdi Madhuri
Published: May 2022

Coronavirus disease (COVID)-19, especially the severe disease is associated with an increased risk and prevalence of venous thromboembolism [1]. Severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) binds to the angiotensin converting enzyme-2 (ACE-2) receptors on endothelial cells, especially within the kidneys, heart, lungs, etc. causing endothelial cell damage leading to thrombosis and thrombotic complications like deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, myocardial infarction, etc [2].We present here our experience of the anaesthetic management of a 40 year old male with post COVID-19 sinonasal mucormycosis and history of pulmonary embolism posted for bilateral functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) and endoscopic debridement.
Size distribution of Raindrops -Part V
Authors: KELKAR VN
Published: May 2022

Results of measurements of the size distribution of raindrops for thunderstorm rain recorded at Poona during August, September and October 1956 are described and compared with those for monsoon rain. The basic data are given in the form of a table showing the number of raindrops received per square metre per second, (grouped country at intervals of 0.25 mm in diameter) for various intensities of precipitation. The total momentum and kinetic energy of raindrops per square metre per sea have been determined as a function of the Intensity of precipitation. The concentration of raindrops and liquid water per cubic metre of air and their dictribution in different diameter groups is discussed. The radar reflectivity factor for individual rain periods has been calculated for monsoon as well as thunderstorm rain, Evidence for the breaking up of large raindrops is presented in the paper.
On the southerly movement of the Arabian Sea Storm, November 1964
Authors: SARMA VVITTAL
Published: May 2022

In November 1964, there was a storm in the Arabian Sea which had an unnsual southerly movement during an appreciable period of its life-history. A detailed examination of this disturbance in the Arabian Sea with a view to determine accurately the track of the storm and possible cause for its southerly movement has been under taken and the results presented in this note. On account of the paucity of data in the central Arabian Sea region where the storm moved south, it is not possible to look for any directive field in the upper troposphere. Hence the distributions of sea surface temperature from all available ships data have been studied. The charts of anomalies of sea surface temperature show the existence of warmer waters in more southern latitudes when the storm moved south. The distrubance weakened on moving into colder water. Computations of total flux of energy from sea to air have been made to establish evidence of the source of energy of the storm in more southern atitudes during the period in question.
Global solar radiation flux measurements over India during the IQSY
Authors: CHACKO O , KRISHNAMURTHY V , DESIKAN V
Published: May 2022

Results of measurements of global solar radiation made at a network of 14 stations including 2 island stations in India during the IQSY have been studied, The radiation climate of India relating to global radiation and the monthly and seasonal variation of global radiation over India are discussed.
A case study of abnormal increase of Ozone over Ahmedabad (23°N) during February 1962
Authors: ANGREJI PD , SHAH GM
Published: May 2022

Changes in the total ozone amount and in the vertical distribution of ozone over Ahmedabad, associated with passing western disturbances during February 1962 are considered in this study. Remarkably high values of ozone were recorded in this period. A significant secondary ozone maximum was seen in a layer centred at 150 mb on 17 February when a distinct break in the tropopause was located to the north of Ahmedabad.
Chemical composition of rain water in some parts of northern India- Preliminary studies
Authors: HANDA BK
Published: May 2022

A systematic study of the chemical composition of rain water from different parts of northern India, reveals that their composition is greatly affected by several factors like distance from the sea, topography and geology of the area, intensity, duration and Interval of rain. The dissolved constituents accordingly owe their origin to bath marine and non-marine sources, although except in the case of chloride and to some extent for Na and Mg the influence of non-arine factors far outweighs the contribution from marine sources.
A high level Chronometric Radiosonde
Authors: VERMA VP , BHARGAVA B
Published: May 2022

The paper describes a modified chronometric type of radiosonde for obtaining meteorological data upto 100,000 ft. The instrument 'was used during Indo-US Balloon Flight Programme at Hyderabad in 1961.
FASTER STORAGE SYSTEM FOR FIRMS
Authors: S Tharun , S Akalyaa , T Abitha , K P Arun , A Sujith
Published: May 2022

The access of the data from the cloud storages are somewhat slow when compared to the local storages. But we are not using local storage because we cannot access the data remotely and they are hard to store in a single place (as generally we use cables to transfer files locally). This idea is to increase the data transfer and access speed using wifi for data transfer and storing them locally. Also making the server become cloud storage. In this paper, we take our past work above and beyond and present an inside and out investigation of the vital highlights of future enormous information stockpiling administrations for both unstructured and semi-organized information, what's more, talk about how such administrations ought to be developed and conveyed. We particularly center around the issues of information de-duplication for ventures and private associations. This research is especially significant for unpracticed arrangement suppliers like universities and exploration associations, and will permit them to quickly set up their own enormous information stockpiling administrations.
A STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF pH ON THE GROWTH RATE OF L HISTIDINIUM MALEATE (LHM)- AN ORGANIC NONLINEAR OPTICAL CRYSTAL
Authors: Mariappan L.
Published: May 2022

The present work reports the growth of L Histidinium Maleate (LHM) at different pH values by slow evaporation method. The crown crystals were subjected various characterization studies. Crystals belong to triclinic system. Absorption spectrum shows optical transparency. Thermal stability by TG-DTA. Nonlinearity from second harmonic generation.