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Ce que le psychanalyste doit savoir : ignorer ce qu’il sait
Authors: Stryckman Nicole 
Published: February 2021

Les piliers de la formation des psychanalystes sont : l’analyse personnelle menée à son terme, l’analyse de contrôle et l’enseignement. L’expérience de la dialectique transférentielle dans sa double dimension constitue un outil indispensable et, en même temps, la mise en acte d’une résistance. Le savoir qui se dévoile dans la cure est une nouvelle forme de savoir où l’inconscient a sa part, ce qui pose la question du savoir qui s’enseigne que ce soit à l’université, dans les institutions analytiques ou dans les médias. Quel savoir enseigner et comment le faire ? Quelles sont les embûches du transfert de travail ? Afin que la formation au dialogue analytique puisse se poursuivre tout au long de sa pratique, l’inscription dans une association de psychanalystes s’avère indispensable pour tout analyste. Cette institution aura aussi pour tâche la transmission des corpus cliniques et théoriques nécessaires à cette formation continue. Une autre de ses fonctions est la mise en place de lieux de réflexions et d’interrogations afin de répondre aux changements sociétaux qui interrogent l’inédit freudien, dans sa clinique comme dans sa théorisation. Ceci en évitant autant que faire se peut les phénomènes aliénants que rencontre tout groupe humain.
La capacité d’être seul du thérapeute
Authors: Riez Nathalie 
Published: February 2021

À partir des écrits de Donald Winnicott, cet article propose une analyse du concept de capacité d’être seul depuis la place du thérapeute. J’introduirai mon propos par un retour au texte de 1958 dédié à la capacité d’être seul. Ce développement théorique me permettra d’articuler cette notion à la présence qui lui est fondatrice et d’examiner ce que Winnicott dit de la présence qui accompagne sa pratique de la psychanalyse. Ensuite, je m’intéresserai à la mobilisation de la capacité d’être seul du thérapeute dans le processus thérapeutique. Cette partie clinique me permettra d’envisager cette capacité du thérapeute dans sa dimension de soutien à l’élaboration par l’enfant d’une solitude apaisée.
La thérapie hors les murs
Authors: Biscarrat Laurent 
Published: February 2021

L’évidence peut apparaître comme une norme. Cet article tente de battre en brèche l’une d’entre elles : la thérapie se pratique dans l’espace sécurisé du cabinet. L’auteur explique le dispositif mis en place pour offrir des séances de thérapie autour de la sexualité dans les lieux où se pratique la sexualité dans une perspective sociale de la pratique de la Gestalt. Les deux piliers de cette expérience sont le travail sur le cadre et la conscience de la posture. Ce qui amène à travailler à la marge de ce qui se pratique couramment et à interroger certaines évidences pour en conforter d’autres.
Quand Eros s’invite dans la relation thérapeutique
Authors: Sommet Stéphanie 
Published: February 2021

L’irruption de la séduction et du désir au sein de la relation thérapeutique n’est pas facile à négocier pour le thérapeute. Comment gérer la tension entre notre cadre déontologique et une posture gestaltiste engagée dans la relation et le processus en cours avec un client ? À travers deux cas cliniques, l’auteur met en lumière ce qui peut se jouer autour de l’enjeu Eros/Ethos au sein de la dyade thérapeutique et comment nous pouvons oser nous aventurer dans son exploration aux côtés de nos clients, pour les aider à comprendre et transformer leurs représentations et leurs expériences.
Dialogue : pour tenter de définir cette démarche difficile et souvent mal comprise, l’accompagnement des personnes protégées par les mandataires judiciaires
Authors: Lecarpentier Michel , Isabelle Georges 
Published: February 2021

Cette analyse de Georges Isabelle en dialogue avec Michel Lecarpentier ouvre à une réflexion où s’intègrent des dimensions juridiques, sociales, éducatives, pédagogiques, sanitaires, psychiatriques, psychanalytiques, etc. distinguées et unies dans une approche qui permet une « humanisation des relations humaines » (Roland Barthes) fructueuse pour les personnes quel que soit leur statut. Au-delà de la division du travail ce feuilletage articule tout ce qui fait la richesse des contacts humains. L’ensemble des registres qui organisent psychiquement l’existence de chacun(e) peut ainsi être mobilisé pour soutenir le désir de construire et de se construire avec autrui. La constellation sanitaire, sociale et médico-sociale est l’outil collectif qui rassemble efficacement ceux qui comptent pour quelqu’un(e) sans trop de risque de rupture existentielle dans son cheminement personnel de majeur protégé par un mandat judiciaire.
The Case for a Cost-Effective General-Purpose Computer Cluster for Small Colleges
Authors: Colafranceschi Stefano , De Biase Emanuele 
Published: February 2021

The computational capabilities of commercial CPUs and GPUs reached a plateau but soft-ware applications are usually memory-intense tasks and they commonly need/utilize most recent hardware developments. Computer clusters are an expensive solution, although reliable and versatile, with a limited market share for small colleges.
Small schools would typically rely on cloud-based systems because they are more afford-able (less expensive), manageable (no need to worry about the maintenance), and easier to implement (the burden is shifted into the datacenter). Here we provide arguments in favor of an on-campus hardware solution, which, while providing benefits for students, does not present the financial burden associated with larger and more powerful computer clus-ters. We think that instructors of engineering/computer science faculties might find this a viable and workable solution to improve the computing environment of their school without incurring the high cost of a ready-made solution.
At the basis of this proposal is the acquisition of inexpensive refurbished hardware and of a type1 VMware hypervisor with a free licensing, as well as of a custom-made web plat-form to control the deployed hypervisors. VMware is a global leader in cloud infrastruc-ture and software-based solutions. In particular, the adoption of a customized "Elastic Sky X integrated" as hypervisor together with Virtual Operating Systems installed in the very same datastore, would constitute an interesting and working proof-of-concept achieving a computer cluster at a fraction of the market cost.
Gender Differences in Digital Competence Among Secondary School Students
Authors: Maon Siti Noorsuriani , Mohd Hassan Naffisah , Mohamad Yunus Noorain , Abdul Kader Jailani Sri Fatiany Syed , Suzila Kassim Erne 
Published: February 2021

Digital technologies have become powerful tools in today society in many aspects. However, without proper knowledge and guidance, youth is being challenged with potential hazards of cybercrimes. Hence, the purpose of this study was to compare who is at a greater risk of cybercrimes, and to assess whether there is a significant difference in the digital competency between girls and boys at rural areas. Digital competence was measured as technology, cognitive, ethical knowledge and communication, and cybersecurity was measured as intellectual property, privacy, accuracy and accessibility. Questionnaires were distributed to selected secondary schools. Based on the t-test analyses of 211 responses, the findings indicate there is a significant difference in the attitude toward ICT usage between male and female students, as well as significant differences in the behavior of troubleshooting, staying safe online and being credible and in the ethical knowledge. Comparing the cybersecurity traits, gender differentiates the privacy concerns, accuracy and accessibility behavior. As the results are alarming, specific concerns and focus must be placed on youth digital technology usage and education for ensuring they are not neglected, and exposed as cyber victims, but also to raise a responsible e-society with excellent digital citizenship attributes.
Digital Technologies in Education 4.0. Does it Enhance the Effectiveness of Learning? A Systematic Literature Review
Authors: Qureshi Muhammad Imran , Khan Nohman , Raza Hamad , Imran Amina , Ismail Fadillah 
Published: February 2021

<p class="0abstract"><strong>Abstract—</strong> Over the past decade, digitalization shapes the overall educational structure worldwide, with the attention received from practitioners, researchers, and policymakers for educational development. Digital technologies are bringing massive changes across education, skills, and employment. These changes mirror how technology is increasingly central to education 4.0. Digital technologies are expanding beyond innovative and less traditional techniques of teaching and learning via education collaboration. However, the present study will explore the research conducted on digital technologies and education. Data is selected from the Scopus database reputed journals. The final 47 studies are chosen for the review process using PRISMA statement 2015, and bibliometric analysis is done to find the occurrence of keywords. The findings of the study are strengthening the value of educational growth and development of high-tech skills. Education's Future focuses on digital technologies, and the traditional modes of education will be replaced entirely.</p>
Modifications corporelles dans l’art contemporain occidental actuel : une certaine transgression
Authors: Souladié Catherine 
Published: February 2021

Il s’agit ici de présenter une exaltation de la tragédie à travers des modes artistiques exprimant la passion et l’ivresse d’un corps ultime. Certains artistes corporels sismographes inscrivent un corps nouvellement lisible et signifiant par la pratique performative de tatouages, piercings, implants, maquillages ou travestissements : par et au nom du corps, l’artiste allemand Albrecht Becker annonce, le Performer américain Ron Athey dévie, ou le hacker du corps français Lukas Zpira manifeste. Le corps devient un lieu de débats où chacun pourrait reprendre la place dans la nature qu’il aurait perdue, et ce sous la forme qu’il souhaite.
Philologie, histoire du livre, ecdotique : le texte des Essais et son édition critique
Authors: Balsamo Jean 
Published: February 2021

La philologie n’est pas une approche critique et un usage des Essais parmi d’autres ; elle est, avec l’ecdotique, à la base de toutes les approches critiques et de toutes les interprétations que l’on peut en proposer. La première établit le meilleur texte : non pas la reconstruction d’un texte idéal, mais l’édition d’un texte réel, porteur d’autorité ; la seconde le donne à lire en une forme moderne et à le comprendre dans toute sa complexité à l’aide d’un appareil critique. L’histoire de l’édition savante des Essais a été confondue avec celle du débat entre les tenants respectifs de l’édition posthume (1595) et de l’exemplaire de Bordeaux. La véritable question philologique porte en réalité sur la nature des deux textes ; la question ecdotique, sur la manière de les éditer de façon rigoureuse.
Niche-Mediated Integrin Signaling Supports Steady-State Hematopoiesis in the Spleen
Authors: Mehatre Shubham Haribhau , Roy Irene Mariam , Biswas Atreyi , Prit Devila , Schouteden Sarah , Huelsken Joerg , Verfaillie Catherine M. , Khurana Satish 
Published: February 2021

Abstract
Outside-in integrin signaling regulates cell fate decisions in a variety of cell types, including hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs). Our earlier published studies showed that interruption of periostin (POSTN) and integrin-αv (ITGAV) interaction induces faster proliferation in HSCs with developmental stage–dependent functional effects. In this study, we examined the role of POSTN–ITGAV axis in lymphohematopoietic activity in spleen that hosts a rare population of HSCs, the functional regulation of which is not clearly known. Vav-iCre–mediated deletion of Itgav in the hematopoietic system led to higher proliferation rates, resulting in increased frequency of primitive HSCs in the adult spleen. However, in vitro CFU-C assays demonstrated a poorer differentiation potential following Itgav deletion. This also led to a decrease in the white pulp area with a significant decline in the B cell numbers. Systemic deletion of its ligand, POSTN, phenocopied the effects noted in Vav-Itgav−/− mice. Histological examination of Postn-deficient spleen also showed an increase in the spleen trabecular areas. Importantly, these are the myofibroblasts of the trabecular and capsular areas that expressed high levels of POSTN within the spleen tissue. In addition, vascular smooth muscle cells also expressed POSTN. Through CFU-S12 assays, we showed that hematopoietic support potential of stroma in Postn-deficient splenic hematopoietic niche was defective. Overall, we demonstrate that POSTN–ITGAV interaction plays an important role in spleen lymphohematopoiesis.
Internal derangement of temporomandibular joint
Authors: Arab khalid , Alfaqeeh Faisal A. , Danino Michel Alain 
Published: February 2021

Introduction:
Umbrella shaped Perforated Screws (UPS) were developed for the use of orthopedic surgery to facilitate anchoring and fixation of the tissue to bone. We here present a retrospective study of Temporomandibular joint Internal derangement (ID) with fixation using this type of screws.

Materials & Methods:
We conducted a retrospective study including patients treated for ID using UPS to reposition the articular disc. The study included patients treated between 1998 and 2005. Patients were selected in concordance with clinical symptoms and signs of severity. All patients had an MRI (open/closed mouth) to confirm the diagnosis. Wilkes classification of temporomandibular disease (TMD) was adopted in the selection criteria.

Results:
Hundred and five patients were included, 92 female and 13 males with average age of 37.56. Dentists or general physicians mainly addressed these patients to our unit. The mean time from symptoms initiating to first consultation was 3.77 years, while the mean timing of surgery after initial consultation was 9.38 months. Patients have presented with various symptoms before the surgery including pain, limitation in eating habits and clicking. 77% of the patients had no or minimal pain post surgery. Hundred and one patients had good eating habits after surgery. Only 34 patients had persistent clicking despite surgery. We had neither infection nor hematoma as complication. Major complication to this technique is frontal paresis (14 patients), which was explained to all patients preoperatively. This paresis recovered in less than 2 months in all patients. We had 89.5% of the patients satisfied with their results.

Conclusion:
UPS are useful in the field of plastic surgery. This novel technique has the advantage of not compromising the vascular supply of the TMJ articular surface. This technique provides a simple, fast and efficient technique for posterior aponeurosis flap fixation. Our overall satisfactory rate was comparable to other studies.
Comparison of two screening instruments to detect dementia in Indian elderly subjects in a clinical setting
Authors: Tak Pinki , Rohilla Jitendra , Jhanwar Shubham 
Published: February 2021

Objective:
Cognitive screening in elderly patients receiving treatment for chronic medical conditions in a busy outpatient clinical setting is crucial to detect dementia at an earlier stage. Although Hindi Mini-Mental State Examination (HMSE) is an established screening tool for the geriatric population in India, but cannot be administered with the informant. Our study aims to compare two screening instruments, Informant based - Eight-item Interview to Differentiate Aging and Dementia (AD8) and HMSE among elderly patients attending medical outpatient service (OPD) in a tertiary care hospital.

Method:
A total of 776 subjects aged ≥65 years and receiving treatment from medicine OPD in a tertiary care hospital were screened for dementia using AD8 and HMSE. The clinical diagnosis was established after detailed clinical assessment using ICD-10 criterion. Sensitivity and specificity were calculated for both screening tools and ROC curves were plotted considering ICD-10 diagnosis as the gold standard.

Results:
Comparison of receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves showed that HMSE (AUC = 0.77) were better than AD8 (AUC = 0.61) in detecting dementia. Although increasing the cut-off value of AD8 from a recommended score of ≥2 to ≥3 improved sensitivity from 35% to 48.9%, high false-positive rate limited its utility as a cognitive screening tool.

Conclusion:
Although AD8 is easy to use and quickly administered with either patient or informant, it does not seem to be a suitable cognitive screening test for Indian elderly with chronic medical disorders. HMSE at a cut-off score of ≤23 is able to find out dementia among geriatric patients in a busy medical setting.
Population healthy lifestyle changes in Abha city during COVID-19 lockdown, Saudi Arabia
Authors: Al-Saleh Majed M. , Alamri Ali M. , Alhefzi Amal A. , Assiri khulood k. , Moshebah Amal Y 
Published: February 2021

Background:
The pandemic emergence was in Asia late last year, the virus has spread to every continent except Antarctica. Cases are rising daily in Africa the Americas, and Europe. (2, 3) coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). Many preventive measures were recommended by WHO to minimize virus transmission including hand washing and social distancing, travel restrictions, and the closing of gathering areas including universities and schools up to partial or complete lockdown. These measures affected public lifestyle which obligated many persons and families to modify their living condition, sleep hygiene and their routine daily activities to cope with new procedures which is a challenge.

Aim:
To assess population healthy lifestyle changes during lockdown in Abha city, kSA during COVID-19 pandemic.

Methodology:
A descriptive cross-sectional approach was used targeting all accessible population in Abha city. Data were collected from participants using electronic pre-structured questionnaire. The tool will cover participants' socio-demographic data, participants' medical history, perception regarding lockdown and home quarantine, and different lifestyle aspects during lockdown.

Results:
A total sample of 1641 respondents were included in the current survey. Male participants were 733 (44.7%) and (61.1% of the participants aged 35 years or more. Exact of 85% of the participants agreed on lockdown efficacy. Daily sleep hours for less than 8 hours were recorded for 662 (40.3%) participants. As for dietary habits, exact of 885 participants (53.9%) changed their dietary habits during lockdown. sport practice during lockdown was reported by 981 (59.8%) of the participants. Lockdown related behaviour data showed that 98.5% of the participants were committed to lockdown either partially (18.8%) or completely (79.6%).

Conclusions and Recommendations:
In conclusion, the current study revealed that COVID-19 pandemic through lockdown as one of the recommended precautions to minimize virus transmission modified nearly all aspects of daily lifestyle including dietary habits, behaviour, social relations, and life sharing.
COVID–19 and police personnel
Authors: Boovaragasamy Chithra , kumar Mohan , Sandirakumaran Adarsh , Gnanasabai Gnanamani , Rahman Mujibur , Govindasamy Ambujam 
Published: February 2021

Introduction:
COVID-19 has ensured that countries enforced complete lock down to prevent the spread of infection. Despite millions of people working from home during this pandemic situation, police personnel 'the front line workers' who deal with the general population to ensure their safety and wellbeing are at risk of stress and other mental health problems in addition to the risk of infection itself.

Aim:
The aim of this study is to explore the perception of police personnel towards the disease, factors influencing stress and coping abilities of them amid COVID-19.

Methods:
A cross-sectional qualitative study was conducted using in-depth interviews among randomly selected police personnel working in COVID-19 situation across the district of karaikal, Puducherry.

Results:
Of the 32 police personnel, majority were of age group 36-45 (43.75%), followed by 25-35 (37.5%). More than half of them were married (78.12%). Around 62.5% had been in the present occupation for more than 5 years. The in depth interviews were group under 5 themes namely perception, practice they follow amid COVID-19, stress they go through, challenges faced, coping strategies used by them.

Conclusion:
It is the need of the hour to care for the well-being of frontline workers, especially police personals.
COVID-19 in pregnancy
Authors: Arora Renu , Marwah Sheeba , Dhama Versha , Dabral Anjali , Gupta Nitesh , Arora Balvinder 
Published: February 2021

Background:
This retrospective review was done to gauge the preliminary experience of COVID-19 in pregnancy during first 50 days of lockdown in a tertiary care hospital of India.

Methods:
This was a single-centered study, wherein all the suspected women (as defined by ICMR guidelines) who were tested for SARS-CoV 2 infection by nasopharyngeal/oropharyngeal swabs, and rendered to RT-PCR, were included. Parallel evaluation was performed for women in both groups for sociodemographic and obstetric attributes, risk factors, clinical presentation and feto-maternal outcome. Categorical variables were presented in number and percentage. Qualitative variables were equated using Chi-Square test/Fisher's exact test. A P value of < 0.05 was counted as significant.

Results:
Amongst 112 suspected cases, seven (6.25%) were found to be positive for SARS COV2. Majority of COVID-19 positive women hailed from urban hotspot areas (57.7%) and were un-booked (57.1%). Most were mild cases, and symptomatic (85.7%), with fever (57.1%) being predominant feature in all suspects; no adverse effects seen on pregnancy and fetus, with uneventful postpartum period.

Conclusion:
No adverse outcome in mother and baby after acquiring SARS-COV2 infection was observed, with maximum cases being mild; fever was the predominant symptom in all suspects, with significantly higher percentage in COVID-19 positives.
Correlation between Vitamin D deficiency and nonspecific chronic low back pain
Authors: kanaujia Vinay , Yadav Raj kumar , Verma Shipra , Jain Sakshi , Patra Binayak , Neyaz Osama 
Published: February 2021

Context:
Chronic lower back pain (CLBP) and Vitamin D deficiency are two common conditions presenting to primary care physicians.

Aims:
To study the vitamin D status in North Indians presenting with nonspecific CLBP and the correlation between vitamin D levels and pain severity by the Visual Analogue Scale (VAS).

Settings and Design:
An observational study. Record of all CLBP patients presenting to the outpatient department in 2019, were analyzed, retrospectively.

Methods and Materials:
All the patients of age 18 to 65 and either sex with nonspecific CLBP were included. Patients were divided into two: Vitamin D deficient (Group 1) and normal (Group 2) with cut off Serum Vitamin D values at 30 ng/mL. Demographic data and Visual Analogue Scale scores (VAS) of both groups were recorded.

Statistical Analysis Used:
Correlations between Vitamin D values and VAS scores were investigated using the Spearman coefficient, and the results with P of ≤ 0.05 were contemplated significant.

Results:
Of total 376 patients with nonspecific CLBP, the majority were adults, females, married, vegetarians, overweight or obese, and had a mean sun exposure time of two hours. Vitamin D deficient Group 1 had 302 (80.32%) patients with significantly lower (P < 0.0001) mean vitamin D levels compared to Group 2 (74 patients i.e., 19.68%). Spearman's rho coefficient between vitamin D and VAS, showed a negative correlation (–0.554), with a P value < 0.00001.

Conclusions:
This study indicated a high probability of vitamin D deficiency in the nonspecific CLBP population and a negative correlation between vitamin D status and pain severity.