bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Changes in visual attentional behavior in complex regional pain syndrome: A preliminary study
Authors: Shiro Yukiko , Nagai Shuhei , Hayashi Kazuhiro , Aono Shuichi , Nishihara Makoto , Ushida Takahiro 
Published: February 2021

Purpose
The purpose of the present study was to investigate the visual attentional behavior towards a pain-affected area and face/body images using eye tracking in complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) patients. Moreover, we investigated the relationship between visual attentional behavior and clinical symptoms.

Patients and methods
Eight female patients with CRPS type 1 in their upper limbs and 8 healthy adult women participated in this study. First, the participants were asked to watch videoclips in a relaxed manner (Videoclip 1 featured young adults who introduced themselves; Videoclip 2 featured young adults touching the hand of the other person sitting across from them with their hand.) Eye movement data were tracked with eye-tracking glasses.

Results
In video clip 1, the fixation duration (FD) and fixation count (FC) on faces tended to be lower in CRPS patients than in healthy controls. This tendency was found in patients with low body cognitive distortions. In video clip 2, CRPS patients displayed significantly lower FD and FC on the unaffected hand while watching a video of the unaffected hand being touched compared with healthy controls. Moreover, patients with low body cognitive distortion displayed significantly longer FD on the affected hand.

Conclusion
Some CRPS patients differed in visual attentional behavior toward the face and body compared with healthy controls. In addition, our findings suggest that patients with lower body cognitive distortion may have a high visual attention for the affected hand, while patients with higher distortion may be neglecting the affected hand.
Healthcare resources attributable to child tobacco smoke exposure
Authors: Merianos Ashley L. , Jandarov Roman A. , Gordon Judith S. , Lyons Michael S. , Mahabee-Gittens E. Melinda 
Published: February 2021

BackgroundTobacco smoke exposure (TSE) places an economic toll on the U.S. healthcare system. There is a gap in the literature on pediatric emergency department (ED) and urgent care related healthcare costs and utilization specific to tobacco smoke-exposed patients. The objectives were to assess pediatric ED visits, urgent care visits and hospital admissions longitudinally, and baseline visit costs among tobacco smoke-exposed children (TSE group) relative to unexposed children (non-TSE group).Methods and findingsWe conducted a retrospective study using electronic medical records of 380 children ages 0–17 years in the TSE group compared to 1,140 in the non-TSE group propensity score matched via nearest neighbor search by child age, sex, race, and ethnicity. Linear and Poisson regression models were used. Overall, children had a mean of 0.19 (SE = 0.01) repeat visits within 30-days, and 0.69 (SE = 0.04) pediatric ED visits and 0.87 (SE = 0.03) urgent care visits over 12-months following their baseline visit. The percent of children with ≥ 1 urgent care visit was higher among the TSE group (52.4%) than the non-TSE group (45.1%,p= 0.01). Children in the TSE group (M= $1,136.97, SE = 76.44) had higher baseline pediatric ED visit costs than the non-TSE group (M= $1,018.96, SE = 125.51,p= 0.01). Overall, children had 0.08 (SE = 0.01) hospital admissions over 12-months, and the TSE group (M= 0.12, SE = 0.02) had higher mean admissions than the non-TSE group (M= 0.06, SE = 0.01,p= 0.02). The child TSE group was at 1.85 times increased risk of having hospital admissions (95% CI = 1.23, 2.79,p= 0.003) than the non-TSE group.ConclusionsTobacco smoke-exposed children had higher urgent care utilization and hospital admissions over 12-months, and higher pediatric ED costs at baseline. Pediatric ED visits, urgent care visits, and hospitalizations may be opportune times for initiating tobacco control interventions, which may result in reductions of preventable acute care visits.
Sharing News Online: Commendary Cultures and Social Media News Ecologies, Fiona Martin and Tim Dwyer (2019)
Authors: Fuller Glen 
Published: February 2021

Review of: Sharing News Online: Commendary Cultures and Social Media News Ecologies, Fiona Martin and Tim Dwyer (2019)
Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 324 pp.,
ISBN 978-3-030-17906-9, ebk, €58.84
Emotions, Media and Politics, Karin Wahl-Jorgensen (2018)
Authors: Stepnik Agata 
Published: February 2021

Review of: Emotions, Media and Politics, Karin Wahl-Jorgensen (2018)
Cambridge and Medford, MA: Polity Press, 248 pp.,
ISBN 978-0-745-66105-6, p/bk, $35.95
ISBN 978-0-745-66104-9, h/bk, $115.95
ISBN 978-1-509-53143-1, ebk, $28.99
Journalism and Emotion, Stephen Jukes (2020)
Authors: Richardson Nick 
Published: February 2021

Review of: Journalism and Emotion, Stephen Jukes (2020)
London: SAGE, 200 pp.,
ISBN 978-1-5264-9797-0, p/bk, $76.10
ISBN 978-1-5264-9798-7, ebk, $43.60
Advocates and Persuaders, Mark J. Sheehan (ed.) (2019)
Authors: Harkin Janet M. 
Published: February 2021

Review of: Advocates and Persuaders, Mark J. Sheehan (ed.) (2019)
North Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing, 257 pp.,
ISBN 978-1-925801-58-3, p/bk, $35
Ebook available from Amazon, $11.99; and Google Play, $8.44
Avatar, Assembled: The Social and Technical Anatomy of Digital Bodies, Jaime Banks (ed.) (2018)
Authors: Alberto Maria 
Published: February 2021

Review of: Avatar, Assembled: The Social and Technical Anatomy of Digital Bodies, Jaime Banks (ed.) (2018)
New York, Bern, Berlin, Brussels, Frankfurt am Main, Oxford and Wien: Peter Lang, 328 pp.,
ISBN 978-1-43313-560-6, h/bk, $52.95
Ideology and the Virtual City: Video games, Power Fantasies and Neoliberalism, Jon Bailes (2018)
Authors: Lang Patrick J. 
Published: February 2021

Review of: Ideology and the Virtual City: Video games, Power Fantasies and Neoliberalism, Jon Bailes (2018)
Alresford: Zero Books, 93 pp.,
ISBN 978-1-78904-164-4, p/bk, £9.99
IMPLEMENTASI SMK3 STANDARD ILO 2001 PADA SALAH SATU PERUSAHAAN GALANGAN KAPAL
Authors: Maudica Syafira Bella , Denny Hanifa Maher , Kurniawan Bina 
Published: February 2021

Sistem manajemen keselamatan dan kesehatan kerja (SMK3) adalah bagian dari sistem manajemen perusahaan yang mengelola pekerja sebagai sumber daya manusia dan sarana produksi sebagai sumber daya fisik sebagai upaya untuk mencegah kecelakaan dan penyakit akibat kerja. Adanya beberapa kecelakaan kerja di galangan kapal, membuat peneliti tertarik untuk melihat bagaimana penerapan SMK3 di industri galangan kapal. Tujuan penelitian adalah untuk mengetahui implementasi Sistem Manajemen Keselamatan dan Kesehatan Kerja di industri galangan kapal dan untuk mengetahui pencapaian lima elemen SMK3 di PT. X yang merupakan salah satu galangan kapal berdasarkan ILO 2001. Metode penelitian ini dilakukan dengan menggunakan metode kuantitatif dengan instrument evaluasi audit berdasarkan ILO OSHMS 2001. Pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan kuesioner menggunakan "googleform" serta mereview dokumen K3 dan lingkungan kerja perusahaan melalui pesan online. Kuesioner dibagikan kepada 34 responden yang merupakan karyawan PT. X menggunakan teknik sampling proporsional representatif. Teknik analisis menggunakan tabulasi audit untuk mengetahui pemenuhan kriteria SMK3. Hasil evaluasi audit menunjukkan bahwa PT. X telah mencapai 87,5%. Angka ini berasal dari pemenuhan kriteria 140 dari 160 kriteria. Tingkat pencapaian elemen kebijakan 93,75%, pengorganisasian 74,75%, perencanaan dan implementasi 87,5%, evaluasi 97,5% dan tindakan perbaikan 87,5%. PT. X sebaiknya segera melakukan pelatihan K3 dan menyediakan sumber daya yang cukup dalam penerapan SMK3. Abstract[Implementation of OSHMS Based On ILO 2001 in Shipyard Company] Occupational safety and health management system (OSHMS) is part of company management systems, intended to prevent accident, illness and property damage. This research objective was to determine the achievement of five elements of ILO OSHMS 2001 in a n shipyard company of PT. X. The researchers used a quantitative method utilizing the audit evaluation instruments based on the ILO OSHMS 2001. The data collection used the Google Forms to substitute the interview process. Furthermore, the investigators reviewed the company's OSH documents and environmental work place by online massage. The selection of 34 respondents from PT. X utilized a purposive sampling technique. Finally, the researchers tabulated the data into the ILO OSHMS 2001 audit tabulation form to determine the fulfilment of ILO OSHMS 2001 criteria. The audit results showed PT. X reached 87.5% or the fulfilment of the 140 criteria out of 160 standards. The level of achievement of policy elements is 93.75%, organizing 74.75%, planning and implementation 87.5%, evaluation 97.5% and corrective action 87.5%. PT. X should better conduct OSH training immediately and provide sufficient resources in the application of ILO OSHMS 2001.Keyword: ILO OSHMS 2001; OSHMS audit; shipyard
PEMROGRAMAN LINEAR INTEGER DENGAN ENAM VARIABEL ORIENTASI KARGO UNTUK MASALAH MINIMISASI BIAYA PEMUATAN MULTI-KONTAINER
Authors: Sahar Dian Pratiwi , Afifudin Mohammad Thezar 
Published: February 2021

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengembangkan model matematika untuk masalah minimisasi biaya pemuatan multi-kontainer dengan enam variabel orientasi kargo. Masalah ini dirumuskan sebagai model pemrograman linier biner integer untuk meminimalkan biaya. Faktor-faktor yang dipertimbangkan dalam formulasi termasuk alokasi kargo, lokasi kargo, hubungan kargo, dan orientasi kargo. Sedangkan, biaya yang dipertimbangkan termasuk biaya muatan volume kontainer ke kargo dan biaya transportasi kargo ke kontainer. Validasi model dilakukan melalui percobaan numerik pada ukuran kecil kargo dan kontainer. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa model dengan konsep orientasi kargo yang dikembangkan dapat menyelesaikan masalah sesuai dengan parameter numerik yang diberikan. Abstract[Integer Linear Programming with Six Cargo Orientation Variables for Multi-Container Loading Cost Minimization Problem] This research aims to develop the mathematic model for multi-container loading cost minimization problems with six cargo orientation variables. The problem is formulated as a binary integer linear programming model to minimize costs. The factors considered in the formulation include cargo allocation, cargo location, cargo relations, and cargo orientation. Whereas, the costs considered include the container volume load cost to cargo and the cargo transport cost to the container. Model validation is performed through numerical experiments on the small size of cargo and containers. The results show that the model with developed cargo orientation concept can solve the problem according to the given numerical parameters.Keywords: integer programming; cargo orientation; container loading; cost minimization
WATER CONSUMPTION PREDICTION USING FUZZY TIME SERIES - A CASE STUDY IN PRIVATE COMPANY OF TANGERANG DISTRICT INDONESIA
Authors: Septiyana Diah 
Published: February 2021

Consumption of water in the Tangerang Regency continuously increases from year to year due to the increasing population and birth rates an average increase of 3% every year. So, the water demand prediction to be important to meet customer or community needs. The private water utility company needs to use a new method for predicting future monthly water consumption values and improves accuracy when forecasting time series using a visibility graph and presents to make more accurate predictions. In this study, we aim to measure the trend analysis volume of water consumption prediction by Fuzzy Time Series versus actual usage volume. Fuzzy Time Series (FTS) is a concept plan method that uses fuzzy logic that is able to provide predictions (estimates) of time series data analysis for the next several periods. Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) is obtained for different configurations of the input sets and of the FTS model structure. From the results of the average value error accuracy was only 4.5% using FTS Chen Method and included in the low category and water consumption actual versus prediction with the FTS Chen method shown related stable.
Abl2:Cortactin Interactions Regulate Dendritic Spine Stability via Control of a Stable Filamentous Actin Pool
Authors: Shaw Juliana E. , Kilander Michaela B.C. , Lin Yu-Chih , Koleske Anthony J. 
Published: February 2021

Dendritic spines act as the receptive contacts at most excitatory synapses. Spines are enriched in a network of actin filaments comprised of two kinetically distinct pools. The majority of spine actin is highly dynamic and regulates spine size, structural plasticity, and postsynaptic density organization. The remainder of the spine actin network is more stable, but the function of this minor actin population is not well understood, as tools to study it have not been available. Previous work has shown that disruption of the Abl2/Arg nonreceptor tyrosine kinase in mice compromises spine stability and size. Here, using cultured hippocampal neurons pooled from both sexes of mice, we provide evidence that binding to cortactin tethers Abl2 in spines, where Abl2 and cortactin maintain the small pool of stable actin required for dendritic spine stability. Using fluorescence recovery after photobleaching of GFP-actin, we find that disruption of Abl2:cortactin interactions eliminates stable actin filaments in dendritic spines, significantly reducing spine density. A subset of spines remaining after Abl2 depletion retain their stable actin pool and undergo activity-dependent spine enlargement, associated with increased cortactin and GluN2B levels. Finally, tonic increases in synaptic activity rescue spine loss following Abl2 depletion by promoting cortactin enrichment in vulnerable spines. Together, our findings strongly suggest that Abl2:cortactin interactions promote spine stability by maintaining pools of stable actin filaments in spines.SIGNIFICANCE STATEMENTDendritic spines contain two kinetically distinct pools of actin. The more abundant, highly dynamic pool regulates spine shape, size, and plasticity. The function of the smaller, stable actin network is not well understood, as tools to study it have not been available. We demonstrate here that Abl2 and its substrate and interaction partner, cortactin, are essential to maintain the stable pool in spines. Depletion of the stable actin pool via disruption of Abl2 or cortactin, or interactions between the proteins, significantly reduces spine stability. We also provide evidence that tonic increases in synaptic activity promote spine stability via enrichment of cortactin in spines, suggesting that synaptic activity acts on the stable actin pool to stabilize dendritic spines.
Racial Disparities in Eligibility for Preemptive Waitlisting for Kidney Transplantation and Modification of eGFR Thresholds to Equalize Waitlist Time
Authors: Ku Elaine , McCulloch Charles E. , Adey Deborah B. , Li Libo , Johansen Kirsten L. 
Published: February 2021

Significance Statement
Under current US national policy, determining a patient’s eligibility for kidney transplantation waitlist registration requires the patient’s GFR to be ≤20 ml/min. Because disease progression is faster for Black versus White patients, this policy may contribute to racial disparities in accruable time on the waitlist before dialysis initiation. The authors used models to determine the association between race and time to ESKD from an eGFR of ≤20 ml/min per 1.73 m2, finding this time was shorter for Black versus White patients. They then estimated that allowing registration of Black patients on the transplant waitlist at higher levels of kidney function (as early as an eGFR of 24–25 ml/min per 1.73 m2) had the potential to reduce the observed disparities in accruable wait time.

Background
Patients may accrue wait time for kidney transplantation when their eGFR is ≤20 ml/min. However, Black patients have faster progression of their kidney disease compared with White patients, which may lead to disparities in accruable time on the kidney transplant waitlist before dialysis initiation.

Methods
We compared differences in accruable wait time and transplant preparation by CKD-EPI estimating equations in Chronic Renal Insufficiency Cohort participants, on the basis of estimates of kidney function by creatinine (eGFRcr), cystatin C (eGFRcys), or both (eGFRcr-cys). We used Weibull accelerated failure time models to determine the association between race (non-Hispanic Black or non-Hispanic White) and time to ESKD from an eGFR of ≤20 ml/min per 1.73 m2. We then estimated how much higher the eGFR threshold for waitlisting would be required to achieve equity in accruable preemptive wait time for the two groups.

Results
By eGFRcr, 444 CRIC participants were eligible for waitlist registration, but the potential time between eGFR ≤20 ml/min per 1.73 m2 and ESKD was 32% shorter for Blacks versus Whites. By eGFRcys, 435 participants were eligible, and Blacks had 35% shorter potential wait time compared with Whites. By the eGFRcr-cys equation, 461 participants were eligible, and Blacks had a 31% shorter potential wait time than Whites. We estimated that registering Blacks on the waitlist as early as an eGFR of 24–25 ml/min per 1.73 m2 might improve racial equity in accruable wait time before ESKD onset.

Conclusions
Policies allowing for waitlist registration at higher GFR levels for Black patients compared with White patients could theoretically attenuate disparities in accruable wait time and improve racial equity in transplant access.
Polución del aire
Authors: Soto-Ruiz Xavier , Velázquez-González Héctor José , Vélez-González Verónica 
Published: February 2021

Introducción: la Organización Mundial de la Salud constituye la polución del aire como el mayor riesgo ambiental a la salud física de los seres humanos. Objetivo: El objetivo fue reflexionar críticamente en torno a las implicaciones psicológicas que conlleva la contaminación del aire. Se ponderó la convergencia entre la percepción de la contaminación del aire con síntomas de ansiedad, con una mirada particular desde experiencias de la población puertorriqueña.
Método: se realizó una revisión teórica que comprendió el período de 1990 al 2018 y una reflexión de los hallazgos identificados en la literatura con una atención principal en el rol de la psicología como disciplina que propicia transformaciones sociales.
Resultados: la polución del aire afecta prácticamente todos los países del mundo. Se desconoce cuál es el umbral de tiempo biológicamente relevante a la exposición al material particulado fino; una exposición prolongada podría tener mayores efectos sobre la salud mental. La polución del aire y la sintomatología ansiosa se estudia recientemente, sin embargo, aún sin evidencia empírica concluyente.
Conclusiones: reflexionar sobre las consecuencias a la salud mental producto de la polución del aire es meritorio si se aspira a una mejor calidad de vida y un ambiente natural saludable. Se hace un llamado a la comunidad psicológica a observar los factores ambientales en el contexto clínico como variables influyentes en el bienestar y la conducta del individuo, a considerar alternativas novedosas terapéuticas y a ejercer un rol vocal en la lucha comunitaria.
Evaluación de cinco protocolos estándar para la obtención de plasma rico en plaquetas en caninos
Authors: Fariña Sirandoni Pablo Antonio , Pulgar Aguila Rodrigo Ambrosio , Molina Cofré Alejandro Ignacio 
Published: February 2021

Introducción: el uso de plasma rico en plaquetas (PRP) ha tomado gran importancia durante los últimos años, lo que ha demostrado su utilidad en el tratamiento de algunas patologías. Por otra parte, no se encuentra adecuada información sobre los procesos más eficientes de obtención, que garanticen la concentración mínima deseada para los propósitos terapéuticos. Este estudio comparó cinco protocolos conocidos de obtención de PRP y estableció el mejor rendimiento para determinar qué protocolo de PRP ofrece el mayor número de plaquetas con los implementos de uso corriente en la clínica.
Metodología: se compararon cinco protocolos estándar clásicos recomendados por la literatura internacional, por su capacidad de lograr altas concentraciones de plaquetas. Se utilizó sangre de caninos con un hemograma normal para evaluar cada protocolo, vía conteo del PRP de cada uno de ellos.
Resultados: se realizó conteo plaquetario y se encontró en un 163 % para el protocolo C, seguido por protocolo B, E, D y A con un 96 %, 8,62 %, 6,38 % y 4,47 %, respectivamente.
Conclusiones: existe variabilidad de concentración de plaquetas entre los diferentes protocolos, en este caso, el protocolo C dio mejores resultados, siendo el que demanda un número menor de revoluciones y tiempo para la obtención de PRP.
Late Holocene Deformation near the Southern Limits of the Wabash Valley Seismic Zone of Kentucky and Indiana, Central United States, with Seismic Implications
Authors: Counts Ronald C. , Arsdale Roy Van , Woolery Edward , Murari Madhav K. , Owen Lewis A. , Glynn Beck E. , Mahan Shannon , Durbin James 
Published: February 2021

ABSTRACTThe Wabash Valley seismic zone (WVSZ) is a region of diffuse, modern intraplate seismicity in the central United States with a history of strong, late Quaternary and Holocene seismicity as determined through paleoliquefaction studies. Yet, there are no specific faults linked to these strong WVSZ paleoearthquakes, some of which were as large as Mw 7.2–7.5. A multidisciplinary investigation of a linear, 5-kilometer-long and ∼3-meter-high scarp on the Ohio River floodplain in the southernmost WVSZ in western Kentucky evaluated whether the scarp is a fluvial landform or a tectonic feature. Geomorphic mapping and optically stimulated luminescence geochronology show that the age and orientation of the scarp are inconsistent with surrounding fluvial landforms. Trenching, core drilling, seismic reflection, electrical resistivity profiling, and cross sections of petroleum well logs all indicate a blind fault directly underlies the scarp. The scarp is interpreted to be the fold axis of a down-to-the-west monocline formed in alluvium by slip on the underlying blind fault, herein named the Uniontown fault. The Uniontown fault connects the Hovey Lake fault, striking N20°E and having   ∼0.5  km of documented strike-slip offset, with an unnamed fault complex to the south that strikes N40°E, suggesting the Uniontown fault is part of a larger, Paleozoic structure that has been reactivated with strike-slip deformation. Geomorphic mapping utilizing luminescence and radiocarbon geochronology indicates that folding and faulting occurred ∼3.5  ka. Paleoliquefaction was suppressed by a thick clay cap in the main Ohio Valley, but paleoliquefaction features are widespread on Ohio River tributaries. Gravel dikes at one site had a maximum age of 3.4±0.4  ka, confirming the region has experienced strong, late Holocene shaking. Estimates using vertical displacement and rupture length indicate that slip on the Uniontown scarp could produce an Mw 6.2–7.7 earthquake, which is comparable to other large paleoearthquakes in the WVSZ paleoseismic record.