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Pesquisa Bibliométrica em Estratégia Como Prática: Resultados Exploratórios e Comparação de Fontes
Authors: Maia Jonas Lucio , Di Serio Luiz Carlos , Alves Filho Alceu Gomes 
Published: March 2016

O objetivo deste trabalho era recuperar a pesquisa bibliométrica sobre Estratégia como Prática (ECP) apresentada em Maia e Alves Filho (2013), trazendo novos aspectos e replicando pesquisa utilizando o Google Scholar.Sobre a ECP, os resultados sinalizam que: (1) a ECP é um campo de pesquisa jovem, com maior parte de publicações após 2007 (2) Paula Jarzabkowski e Richard Whittington são os autores mais profícuos, embora a pesquisa do Google Scholar tenha sugerido uma grande dispersão (3) “Estratégia” e “Prática” são os principais termos na pesquisa do Web of Science, enquanto o Google Scholar indica grande densidade de termos relacionados; (4) ambos os estudos indicam que a produção da ECP não tem sido publicada em periódicos clássicos, e há produção relevante em língua não inglesa e congressos.Sobre fontes de pesquisa: (1) as limitações do quantidade do Google Scholar não permitem calcular indicadores clássicos de bibliometria; (2) o Google Scholar gerou base com mais de 30 vezes mais resultados que o Web of Science; (3) o Google Scholar gerou base muito mais dispersa e diversa e (4) há preocupações em usar o Scholar como fonte de informações: 15% dos documentos não possuíam data de publicação e 27% não possuíam fonte.
Hemoptysis Due to Anterior Scoliosis Implants
Authors: Ziegler Jacob D. , Polly David W. , Andrade Rafael S. 
Published: March 2016

Case:
A twenty-five-year-old man presented with recurrent episodes of hemoptysis requiring hospitalization and interventional embolization. Instrumentation that had been implanted ten years previously for anterior spinal correction and fusion to treat adolescent idiopathic scoliosis adjoined the medial border of the right lung. The instrumentation eroded the lung during respiration, which prompted the formation of adhesions and fibrosis. Because of the risk of additional hemoptysis events, we performed revision thoracotomy, removal of the spinal instrumentation, and partial lobectomy.

Conclusion:
This rare and serious complication underscores the importance of meticulous surgical technique to ensure proper implant placement and of vigilant monitoring for late iatrogenic injury.
Percutaneous in Situ Fixation of Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis
Authors: Chlebeck Jesse D. , Birch Christopher E. , Lisle Jennifer W. 
Published: March 2016

Slipped capital femoral epiphysis (SCFE), a common cause of adolescent hip pain, is a displacement of the femoral head through the proximal femoral physis. The exact etiology of SCFE is unknown, but both biochemical and biomechanical factors, including obesity, femoral retroversion, increased physeal obliquity, puberty, and endocrinopathies, play a role. Patients often present with hip, groin, or knee pain and an antalgic gait. On physical examination, obligate external rotation of the lower limb with passive hip flexion is a hallmark of SCFE. The diagnosis is confirmed with radiographs, with advanced imaging reserved for atypical presentations. Any degree of SCFE is an indication for internal stabilization. Percutaneous in situ fixation remains the gold-standard treatment for slipped capital femoral epiphysis. The procedure is performed with the following steps: (1) the patient is positioned supine on a fracture table with the contralateral lower limb in the hemilithotomy position; (2) a 1-cm longitudinal incision is made over the anterolateral aspect of the proximal part of the femur; (3) under fluoroscopic guidance, a guidewire is advanced freehand into the “center-center” of the epiphysis, stopping approximately 3 mm short of the articular surface; (4) the guidewire is overdrilled, and a 6.5-mm partially threaded cannulated screw of appropriate length is inserted into the epiphysis; (5) the proximal part of the femur is brought through a full range of internal-external rotation under fluoroscopy to confirm that the screw has not violated the joint cavity; and (6) the wound is closed in layers and a sterile dressing is applied.
Postoperatively, the patient’s weight-bearing status is advanced on the basis of the stability of the SCFE. Radiographic follow-up is performed at six-month intervals to monitor the contralateral hip until skeletal maturity. Treatment outcomes and complications such as osteonecrosis and chondrolysis correlate with the severity and stability of the slip on presentation. Long-term follow-up has shown good-to-excellent outcomes after in situ screw fixation of stable slips.
Prediction of Outcome in Women With Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Who Receive Manual Physical Therapy Interventions: A Validation Study
Authors: Fernández-de-las-Peñas César , Cleland Joshua A. , Salom-Moreno Jaime , Palacios-Ceña María , Martínez-Perez Almudena , Pareja Juan A. , Ortega-Santiago Ricardo 
Published: March 2016

Study Design Secondary analysis of a randomized trial. Background A clinical prediction rule to identify patients with carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) most likely to respond to manual physical therapy has been published but requires further testing to determine its validity. Objective To assess the validity of a clinical prediction rule proposed for the management of patients with CTS in a different group of patients with a variety of treating clinicians. Methods A preplanned secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial investigating the efficacy of manual physical therapies, including desensitization maneuvers of the central nervous system, in 120 women suffering from CTS was performed. Patients were randomized to receive 3 sessions of manual physical therapy (n = 60) or surgical release/decompression of the carpal tunnel (n = 60). Self-perceived improvement with a global rating of change was recorded at 6- and 12-month follow-ups. Pain intensity (mean pain and worst pain on a 0-to-10 numeric pain-rating scale) and scores on the Boston Carpal Tunnel Questionnaire (functional status and symptom severity subscales) were assessed at baseline and at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months. A baseline assessment of status on the clinical prediction rule was performed (positive status on the clinical prediction rule was defined as meeting at least 2 of the following criteria: pressure pain threshold of less than 137 kPa over the affected C5–6 joint; heat pain threshold of less than 39.6°C over the affected carpal tunnel; and general health score [Medical Outcomes Study 36-Item Short-Form Health Survey] of greater than 66 points). Linear mixed models with repeated measures were used to examine the validity of the rule. Results Participants with a positive status on the rule who received manual physical therapy did not experience greater improvements compared to those with a negative status on the rule for mean pain (P = .65), worst pain (P = .86), function (P = .99), or symptom severity (P = .85). Further, the clinical prediction rule performed no better than chance in identifying the individuals with CTS most likely to respond to manual physical therapy or surgery (mean pain, P = .87; worst pain, P = .91; function, P = .60; severity, P = .66). No differences in self-perceived improvement were observed at either 6 (P = .68) or 12 (P = .36) months, according to the rule. Conclusion The results of this study did not support the validity of the previously developed clinical prediction rule for manual physical therapy in women with CTS. Level of Evidence Prognosis, level 1b. J Orthop Sports Phys Ther 2016;46(6):443–451. Epub 23 Mar 2016. doi:10.2519/jospt.2016.6348
Patrick Modiano's Raphaël Schlemilovitch and Homer's Odysseus Laertiades: Fit(ted) Companions?
Authors: O'Keefe Charles 
Published: March 2016

Abstract
Notwithstanding enormous differences between Homer's Odyssey and Patrick Modiano's postmodern La place de l'Etoile (Star Square), his Holocaust-haunted novel of 1968, this comparative study shows the two to have surprisingly numerous substantial parallels in themes, moral reference, and narrative structure. The sharing of moral reference in spite of extensive dissimilarities is echoed in Emmanuel Lévinas's ethics: he grounded his philosophy in a fusion of Greek and Jewish thought much like the interpretive fusion at work in this comparison. Moreover, Lévinas's face of the stranger, his ethic's central image, harmonizes both with the kaleidoscopic face, central image of La place de l'Etoile, and with the protean persona of Odysseus the stranger. The tension between the similarities and the differences reflects the realist-constructivist debate about the nature of literary interpretation, as found in the tension between the article's playful, personal interpretation and Classical Reception Studies portraying the Odyssey as an overriding, impersonal intertext. These tensions allow the inference that Paul Ricoeur rightly posited semantically tense metaphor as a paradigm of literary criticism. The article also leads to an understanding both of Modiano's novel as a Holocaust-inflected updating of the Odyssey, and of both texts as interpretation-bound visions of what it means to be human.
Pierre Bayard and the Ironies of Detective Criticism: From Text Back to Work
Authors: Rolls Alistair , Gulddal Jesper 
Published: March 2016

Abstract
Pierre Bayard is a polarizing figure in contemporary French criticism: on the one hand, he is brilliant, innovative, and daring; on the other hand, he seems to delight in deception and sleight of hand, particularly in the way that he revisits, and arguably transvalorizes, theoretical discourse reminiscent, inter alia, of poststructuralism and deconstruction. In this article, we wish to reveal the double-sidedness of Bayard's new detective criticism in order to see how his new solutions to classic crime texts carry within themselves clues to their own undoing as well as alternative solutions that can be deemed to have been sown consciously or unconsciously into the weave of Bayard's analysis. This is the irony of Bayard's criticism: it references the work by reverting to a study of the text while keeping both, work and text, in view and, effectively, by being both, that is, by exposing the textuality of canonical literary works and presenting his criticism as transparently readable, even as “easy reading,” he offers his ideas as works, which the reader can read as such but can also reread, à la Pierre Bayard, as text.
Inferring Propp’s Functions from Semantically Annotated Text
Authors: Finlayson Mark Alan 
Published: March 2016

Abstract
Vladimir Propp’s Morphology of the Folktale is a seminal work in folkloristics and a compelling subject of computational study. I demonstrate a technique for learning Propp’s functions from semantically annotated text. Fifteen folktales from Propp’s corpus were annotated for semantic roles, co-reference, temporal structure, event sentiment, and dramatis personae. I derived a set of merge rules from descriptions given by Propp. These rules, when coupled with a modified version of the model merging learning framework, reproduce Propp’s functions well. Three important function groups--namely A/a (villainy/lack), H/I (struggle and victory), and W (reward)--are identified with high accuracies. This is the first demonstration of a computational system learning a real theory of narrative structure.
Automatic Enrichment and Classification of Folktales in the Dutch Folktale Database
Authors: Meder Theo , Karsdorp Folgert , Nguyen Dong , Theune Mariët , Trieschnigg Dolf , Muiser Iwe Everhardus Christiaan 
Published: March 2016

Abstract
This paper describes the development of the Dutch Folktale Database as a digital archive of intangible heritage and a sophisticated research instrument. Current research focuses on automating the assignment of metadata to folktales and on obtaining a better understanding of classifications of folktales into types, as well as an understanding of motif sequences. These studies are useful for future fundamental research into patterns and structures, such as historical and geographical variation in oral tradition, on an international scale.
Amsterdamse prostituees en partyboten en de Dienstenrichtlijn: de zaken Trijber en Harmsen
Authors: van Rijn T.P.J.N. 
Published: March 2016

Amsterdamse prostituees en partyboten en de Dienstenrichtlijn: de zaken Trijber en Harmsen
In de hier besproken prejudiciële zaak heeft de Raad van State verschillende vragen over de interpretatie van de Dienstenrichtlijn voorgelegd, met name de vraag in hoeverre deze richtlijn van toepassing is op zuiver interne situaties. Het Hof van Justitie heeft op deze vraag geen antwoord gegeven; toch kan uit het arrest een bepaalde conclusie worden getrokken. De antwoorden op de overige vragen zijn van belang voor bestuursrechtelijke regelingen die vergunningsvereisten bevatten.HvJ 1 oktober 2015, gevoegde zaken C-340/14 en C-341/14, Trijber en Harmsen, ECLI:EU:C:2015:641
Evaluation of a Method for Quantifying Eugenol Concentrations in the Fillet Tissue from Freshwater Fish Species
Authors: Meinertz Jeffery R , Schreier Theresa M , Porcher Scott T , Smerud Justin R 
Published: March 2016

Abstract
AQUI-S 20E® (active ingredient, eugenol; AQUI-S New Zealand Ltd, Lower Hutt, New Zealand) is being pursued for approval as an immediate-release sedative in the United States. A validated method to quantify the primary residue (the marker residue) in fillet tissue from AQUI-S 20E–exposed fish was needed. A method was evaluated for determining concentrations of the AQUI-S 20E marker residue, eugenol, in freshwater fish fillet tissue. Method accuracies from fillet tissue fortified at nominal concentrations of 0.15, 1, and 60 μg/g from six fish species ranged from 88–102%. Within-day and between-day method precisions (% CV) from the fortified tissue were ≤8.4% CV. There were no coextracted compounds from the control fillet tissue of seven fish species that interfered with eugenol analyses. Six compounds used as aquaculture drugs did not interfere with eugenol analyses. The lower limit of quantitation (LLOQ) was 0.012 μg/g. The method was robust, i.e., in most cases, minor changes to the method did not impact method performance. Eugenol was stable in acetonitrile–water (3 + 7, v/v) for at least 14 days, in fillet tissue extracts for 4 days, and in fillet tissue stored at ~ −80°C for at least 84 days.
Using PSEA‐Quant for Protein Set Enrichment Analysis of Quantitative Mass Spectrometry‐Based Proteomics
Authors: Lavallée‐Adam Mathieu , Yates John R. 
Published: March 2016

AbstractPSEA‐Quant analyzes quantitative mass spectrometry–based proteomics datasets to identify enrichments of annotations contained in repositories such as the Gene Ontology and Molecular Signature databases. It allows users to identify the annotations that are significantly enriched for reproducibly quantified high abundance proteins. PSEA‐Quant is available on the Web and as a command‐line tool. It is compatible with all label‐free and isotopic labeling‐based quantitative proteomics methods. This protocol describes how to use PSEA‐Quant and interpret its output. The importance of each parameter as well as troubleshooting approaches are also discussed. © 2016 by John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Reproducibly estimating and evaluating supraglacial lake depth with Landsat 8 and other multispectral sensors
Authors: Pope Allen 
Published: March 2016

AbstractLakes which form on the surface of ice sheets (supraglacial lakes) play an important role in the ice sheet hydrological system, serving as temporary reservoirs for meltwater that can lead to ice fracture and associated ice flow speedups or ice shelf disintegration. Satellite imagery can be used to monitor the extent and volume of supraglacial lakes. In this study, we summarize and expand on methods for doing this that have been optimized for the multispectral imager aboard Landsat 8. This report fully documents the data and software (i.e., MATLAB and GDAL scripts) used in these analyses, linking citeable and freely accessible data (in ACADIS and Figshare) to published figures via shared (GitHub), described (OntoSoft), and citeable (Zenodo) code as described in a full provenance diagram. In addition, new water supraglacial volumes for the Sermeq Kujalleq (Jakobshavn) region for 2015 are presented and compared to results from 2014. Lakes in 2015 largely behaved similarly to 2014, with maxima and minima occurring in recurrent areas; disparate behavior is explained both by aliasing and interannual temperature variability. The challenges of achieving full openness, documentation, and reproducibility are discussed, as well as examples where higher standards of accessibility and provenance would have facilitated the original research. Still, the interdependence of documentation can make accessibility challenging to achieve. However, if best practice is integrated into research processes and workflow, as demonstrated here, it will facilitate more complete and more effective reproducibility and reuse of geoscience methods and results.
Formation of Thermally Robust Frustrated Lewis Pairs by Electrocyclic Ring Closure Reactions
Authors: Chen Guo‐Qiang , Kehr Gerald , Daniliuc Constantin G. , Mück‐Lichtenfeld Christian , Erker Gerhard 
Published: March 2016

AbstractThe phosphorus/boron‐substituted hexatriene systems 6 undergo thermally induced electrocyclic ring closure to yield the cyclohexadiene‐derived P/B frustrated Lewis pairs (FLPs) 7. Subsequent TEMPO oxidation gives the phenylene‐bridged FLPs 8. Both systems activate dihydrogen and the thermally robust FLPs undergo carbon–carbon coupling reactions at a mesityl group upon treatment with dimethyl acetylenedicarboxylate at elevated temperatures.
Eine Strategie zur Synthese ungewöhnlicher Hexaarylbenzole im Multigramm‐Maßstab
Authors: Lungerich Dominik , Reger David , Hölzel Helen , Riedel René , Martin Max M. J. C. , Hampel Frank , Jux Norbert 
Published: March 2016

AbstractErstmals ist es gelungen, einen rationalen Syntheseplan – die “Funktionalisierung von para‐Nitroanilin” (FpNA) – zur Herstellung substituierter Hexaarylbenzole (HABs) mit ungewöhnlichen Symmetrien und mit bis zu fünf verschiedenen Substituenten zu realisieren. Dabei konnte jegliches Auftreten regioisomerer Produktverteilungen während der Reaktion ausgeschlossen werden. 4‐Nitroanilin wird dabei in einer Kaskade von elektrophilen Halogenierungen, Sandmeyer‐Bromierungen und Suzuki‐Kupplungen funktionalisiert. Dies führt zu 26 Substitutionsgeometrien, von denen 18 nicht mit den gewöhnlichen Methoden zu erhalten sind. Des Weiteren demonstrieren wir, dass dieses Verfahren geeignet ist, solche Systeme im Multigramm‐Maßstab herzustellen. Hinsichtlich der optoelektronischen Eigenschaften zeigen wir, dass hochfunktionalisierte HABs starkes Lumineszenzverhalten aufweisen, was diese Moleküle besonders für Anwendungen in der organischen Elektronik interessant macht.
Kooperative Lewis‐Säure/Cp*CoIII‐katalysierte C‐H‐Bindungsaktivierung zur Synthese von Isochinolin‐3‐onen
Authors: Kim Ju Hyun , Greßies Steffen , Glorius Frank 
Published: March 2016

AbstractEine einfache Route zur Synthese von Isochinolin‐3‐onen durch Kooperation von B(C6F5)3‐ und Cp*CoIII‐katalysierter C‐H‐Bindungsaktivierung von Iminen mit Diazoverbindungen wird beschrieben. Der Einsatz von katalytischen Mengen an B(C6F5)3 ermöglicht eine hocheffiziente Reaktion, sodass selbst labile NH‐Imine als Substrate eingesetzt werden können.
A Strategy towards the Multigram Synthesis of Uncommon Hexaarylbenzenes
Authors: Lungerich Dominik , Reger David , Hölzel Helen , Riedel René , Martin Max M. J. C. , Hampel Frank , Jux Norbert 
Published: March 2016

AbstractA novel rational synthetic pathway—the “functionalization of para‐nitroaniline” (FpNA)—provides substituted hexaarylbenzenes (HABs) with uncommon symmetries that bear up to five different substituents, fully avoiding regioisomeric product distributions during the reactions. 4‐Nitroaniline is functionalized by a cascade of electrophilic halogenations, Sandmeyer brominations, and Suzuki cross‐coupling reactions, leading to 26 substitution geometries, of which 18 structures are not available by the current established techniques. Furthermore, we demonstrate that this method is applicable to the bulk production of such systems on a multigram scale. Regarding optoelectronic properties, we demonstrate how highly functionalized HABs can show strong luminescent behavior, making these molecules very attractive to organic electronic devices.
Cyclic Amine/Borane Lewis Pairs by the Reaction of N,N‐Diallylaniline with Lancaster′s H2B‐C6F5 Reagent
Authors: Wang Tongdao , Liu Lei , Grimme Stefan , Daniliuc Constantin G. , Kehr Gerald , Erker Gerhard 
Published: March 2016

AbstractTwofold hydroboration of N,N‐diallylaniline with the C6F5BH2⋅SMe2 reagent gave the respective hetero‐bicyclo[3.3.0]octane and hetero‐methylbicyclo[3.2.0]heptane compounds 4 and 5 as the major products, both showing strong internal N‐B amine Lewis base/borane Lewis acid adduct formation. A DFT analysis indicated their formation (and that of a small amount of several isomeric five‐membered heterocyclic products) under thermodynamic control. Compound 5 underwent fragmentation with propene liberation to form compound 7 with a formal N=B bond at 100 °C. This product was also obtained from the isomer 4 at much higher temperature (300 °C).
Projecting Risk: The Importance of the HCR‐20 Risk Management Scale in Predicting Outcomes with Forensic Patients
Authors: Vitacco Michael J. , Tabernik Holly E. , Zavodny Denis , Bailey Karen , Waggoner Christina 
Published: March 2016

AbstractThe present study evaluates data from 116 forensic inpatients who underwent violent risk assessments, which included the Historical, Clinical, Risk‐20 (HCR‐20), from 2006 to 2013 as part of an opportunity to be conditionally discharged from state forensic facilities. Of the 116 inpatients, 58 were never released, 39 were released and returned to a hospital, and 19 were released and never returned. Results from analyses of variance and multinomial logistic regression found the risk management (R) scale of the HCR‐20 successfully predicted group membership in that higher scores were associated with a greater likelihood of not being released from a forensic facility or returning to a forensic facility after release. The results of this study indicate that clinicians should consider community‐based risk variables when evaluating forensic patients for potential return to the community. This research demonstrates that clinicians failing to fully consider dynamic risk factors associated with community integration jeopardize the quality and thoroughness of their violence risk assessment with regards to readiness for release. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Atomic‐Scale Insight on the Increased Stability of Tungsten‐Modified Platinum/Carbon Fuel Cell Catalysts
Authors: Willinger Elena , Yi Youngmi , Tarasov Andrey , Blume Raoul , Massué Cyriac , Girgsdies Frank , Querner Claudia , Schwab Ekkehard , Schlögl Robert , Willinger Marc‐Georg 
Published: March 2016

AbstractThe limited stability of carbon‐supported Pt catalysts for the oxygen reduction reaction is a key obstacle for their commercial application in fuel cells. Here we report on the properties of a tungsten‐modified Pt/C catalyst that shows enhanced stability under potential cycling conditions compared to a reference Pt/C catalyst. Although routine structural investigation by XRD and TEM show an inhomogeneous distribution of tungsten species on the modified catalyst surface, X‐ray photoelectron spectroscopy points to an overall changed catalytic behavior of Pt nanoparticles. Aberration‐corrected atomic‐scale imaging reveals the presence of homogeneously dispersed tungsten atomic species that decorate the surface of the carbon support and the Pt nanoparticles. The presented results demonstrate that detailed and localized imaging at the atomic scale is essential for the identification of the relevant species amongst spectator phases and thus, for the understanding of the improved integral behavior of a modified catalyst.