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A Posterolateral Approach to the Scapula for Evacuation of a Subscapular Abscess
Authors: Christman-Skieller Claudia , McIntyre Lisa K. , Plevin Rebecca , Friedrich Jeffrey B. , Smith Douglas G. 
Published: August 2017

Case:
We present the case of a subscapular abscess that was drained via a posterolateral approach to the scapula. Complete evacuation of the abscess was achieved, and the incisions healed without difficulty. There were no immediate postoperative complications from this approach.

Conclusion:
To our knowledge, a posterolateral approach for evacuating a subscapular abscess has not been described previously in the literature. Utilizing the internervous plane between the teres major and latissimus dorsi muscles, along with medial counterincisions, allows for safe drainage of this rare type of abscess.
Pregnancy-Related Ligamentous Laxity Mimicking Dynamic Scapholunate Instability
Authors: Miller Emily K. , Tanaka Miho J. , LaPorte Dawn M. , Humbyrd Casey Jo 
Published: August 2017

Case:
A 29-year-old woman presented with spontaneous, isolated, total palmar scaphoid subluxation in the left hand approximately 6 weeks postpartum. She had a positive Watson scaphoid shift test, with an easily subluxable and reducible scaphoid unilaterally. She was diagnosed with scapholunate ligamentous laxity with dynamic instability. Approximately 4 months after stopping lactation, she had complete resolution of the scapholunate subluxation; there was no recurrence of symptoms over the next 5 years of follow-up.

Conclusion:
Women can have manifestations of pregnancy and lactation-related ligamentous laxity, including scapholunate instability, which may spontaneously resolve upon cessation of lactation.
Opioid Prescription and Usage in Adolescents Undergoing Orthopaedic Surgery in the United States
Authors: Dautremont Erin A. , Ebramzadeh Edward , Beck Jennifer J. , Bowen Richard E. , Sangiorgio Sophia N. 
Published: August 2017

Background:The proper use of opioid analgesia for postoperative pain management is controversial. While opioids are considered the standard of care for multimodal postoperative pain modulation in the United States, there is a lack of established protocols for prescribing opioids in adolescents undergoing outpatient orthopaedic surgery. The objective of this review was to identify and report on current literature on opioid prescription for pain management in adolescents undergoing all procedures, as well as in adults undergoing outpatient orthopaedic surgery.Methods:A comprehensive literature search using PRISMA guidelines was performed to identify all articles relevant to opioid use in adolescents for postoperative pain and in adults following outpatient orthopaedic procedures.Results:A total of 4,446 results were identified from databases and relevant journal web sites. Of these, 9 articles were selected that fit the criteria for review. Five studies discussed the dosage and type of opioids prescribed in adolescent populations, and 4 quantified patient self-administration in adult populations.Conclusions:Adolescent opioid pain management following outpatient orthopaedic surgery is not documented. Current recommendations for opioid prescription in adolescents lack support and are primarily based on adult dosages. Adult studies suggest that opioid medications may be overprescribed following outpatient orthopaedic surgery. These results clearly indicate that there is a pressing need for quantitative research on pain management following outpatient orthopaedic surgery in the adolescent population in the United States.Clinical Relevance:There appear to be no studies on self-administered opioid pain medication following orthopaedic surgery in an adolescent population, suggesting that there is no objective basis for the current prescription recommendations.
Temperature Transients Affect Reservoir–Pressure Estimation During Well Tests: Case Study and Model
Authors: Maizeret Pierre-David , Sidorova Maria , Lipovetsky Tatiana 
Published: August 2017

Summary
This paper discusses how the pressure measured by the downhole gauges during a drillstem test (DST) is affected not only by hydrostatic, friction, or kinetic-energy pressure losses, but also by changes in temperature. In oil wells, the bottomhole temperature is decreasing when the pressure is building up after a flow period. The change in temperature is inducing a change in the wellbore-fluid density, itself affecting the bottomhole pressure. Most numerical-simulators modeling flow in pipes do not take into account this effect, because it is not significant for low- to moderate-productivity wells. In high-productivity wells, however, the temperature change can affect dramatically the bottomhole pressure measured above the reservoir, and the pressure can even decrease at the end of a static period. A mathematical model is presented to compute the pressure drop caused by the nonisothermal effects, and it can be used to correct the measurements. Field examples are discussed to illustrate this effect, and recommendations are made on how new technology can improve pressure measurements during well tests.
To measure the effects on the pressure measurements caused by the position of the gauges in the DST string, two gauge carriers were run in some well tests in deepwater wells offshore Brazil, one at the level of the tester valve and one below the packer, as deep as possible in the test string. The gauges could transmit data with a wireless telemetry system that allowed the operator to monitor in real time the pressure changes and the difference between the two sets of gauges.
In high-permeability wells, using the uncorrected pressure measured with a gauge 50 to 100 m above the reservoir, as is typically the case, can result in a wrong productivity index (PI) and, at times, in uninterpretable results. Locating pressure gauges as close to the reservoir as possible is crucial in high-permeability reservoirs, to minimize the measurement errors, but also to avoid misinterpretations when an obstruction forms below the tester valve. With the new wireless telemetry systems, it is possible to monitor in real time gauges mounted below the packer, much closer to the perforations than the standard gauges placed at the level of the tester valve, thus avoiding making wrong decisions during the test.
A long pressure-transient test could be uninterpretable because the gauges are at the wrong depth. Ideally, the pressure gauges should be placed in front of the perforations, but it is not always possible. Therefore, nonisothermal effects on pressure measurements during a well test need to be clearly understood and taken into account when designing and interpreting well tests, particularly in high-productivity reservoirs.
Pengaruh Pelayanan dan Asosiasi Merek terhadap Kepercayaan Pelanggan Bengkel Kendaraan Bermotor dan Dampaknya terhadap Preferensi Rekomendasi
Authors: Nasir Muhadjir , Rachmawati Febri 
Published: August 2017

The number of motorcycles being sold in Indonesia keeps increasing every year. Every manufacturer should stand firm on negotiating to what extent service and brand name impact to consumer trust and recommendation preference. This research aims to investigate this issue using path analysis. Sample is taken from community of car garage consumers. Then, data is verified by some statistical tools such as normality, validity and reliability before using path analysis. The research findings confirm that service quality, brand association and consumer trust are very important to attract trust over garage service. Concerning this issue, the researcher contributes some suggestions such as management should increase service quality by doing employee professionalism improvement. For doing this, the firm can exploit on employee training; implementing incentive strategy to motivate employees, exposing openness and positive atmosphere to interact with consumers and the last but not the least, to maintain good relationship for short and long term by providing consumers with a forum-based communication media.
Kontribusi Kualitas Layanan terhadap Kepuasan Serta Dampaknya pada Loyalitas Pelanggan
Authors: Hidayat Cecep , Melinda Putri 
Published: August 2017

The purpose of this research is to find contribution of service quality towards building customer satisfaction, and the contribution of service quality towards customer loyalty, and the contribution of both service quality and customer satisfaction towards customer loyalty simultaneously, and find out whether there is any contribution of customer satisfaction to customer loyalty. The type of research used is associative survey and the analysis technique used is path analysis. The data are obtained through a survey with questionaire as the main instrument. This questionnaire is distributed to customers of Indosat BlackBerry ISATBB community. Results showed that there are positive and significant contributions of service quality towards customer satisfaction, customer satisfaction to customer loyalty, and service quality to customer loyalty all directly or indirectly.
Dampak Loyalitas dari Keputusan Konsumen Disebabkan Pelayanan dan Promosi pada Usaha Gimnastik
Authors: Aryanto Rudy , Susanto Susanto , Stefenny Liu Santa 
Published: August 2017

This research purpose is to analyze the influence service quality and promotion to decision making and its impact on consumer loyalty. Method used in this research is descriptive-associative, using Pearson Correlation Path Analysis. Data gathered by distributiong questionnaire to 110 respondents in Gold’s Gym Thamrin City. From the data analysis, it is found out that the structural model is given as Y= 0,497X2 + 0,868, whereas R2 24,7% , and structural 2 Z = 0,491 X1 + 0,871 whereas R2=24,2. The service quality seems have less influence to consumer’s decision making but have stronger influence to consumer loyalty. Promotion effectively influences consumer’s decision making as much as 24,2%. Thus, service quality and promotion should be leveraged to increase sales and consumer loyalty.
Silver Entrepreneurship Agenda in Malaysia: A Proposed Model for Productive Aging
Authors: Nasurdin Aizzat Mohd , Halim Hasliza Abdul , Seet Pishen 
Published: August 2017

This paper aims at proposing a framework for productive aging among those aged 45-plus or retiree via entrepreneurial initiatives, known as ‘silver entrepreneurs’. Evidence has shown that the number of Malaysians aged population is estimated to be more than 1.4 million and is projected to increase to 3.3 million in the year 2020 (Mafauzy, 2000). It is acknowledged that a group of these will comprise of professionals who are aged 45-plus and retirees with relevant industry experience as well as knowledge and well-established networks built up over their working careers which will enable them to effectively identify entrepreneurial opportunities and secure resources efficiently to exploit them. However, there is little research on and understanding of what drives these ‘silver entrepreneurs’, with most of the research, focussed on entrepreneurial ventures started by 18-35 year-olds. This means that policy-makers are ill-equipped to develop specific measures that will assist retirees into a second or sunset career in entrepreneurship. This research aims to bridge the gap by assessing the profile and motivations of silver entrepreneurs in Malaysia with a specific focus on understanding the internal and external factors that affect their intentions to start new ventures as well as factors that affect the success and growth of these ventures.
Antecedents of Organizational Citizenship Behavior Analysis and its Impact Toward Organizational Effectiveness on A Fruit Ice Cream Manufacture
Authors: Gunawan Annetta , Natalia Natalia 
Published: August 2017

To achieve organizational effectiveness, every company needs not only qualified human resources, but also employees who perform organizational citizenship behavior (OCB), which is influenced by individual internal factor i.e. big five personality and its external factor i.e. job satisfaction and organizational commitment. PT Harapan Surya Lestari also needs employees with high OCB level to maintain the sustainability of the company. The purpose of this research is to analyse the effects of big five personality, job satisfaction, and organizational commitment of the employees to organizational citizenship behavior and its impact toward organizational effectiveness on PT Harapan Surya Lestari (HSL). The method used in the research is Path Analysis. The data is obtained from questionnaire disseminated to all the employees of PT HSL in order to measure the level of big five personality, job satisfaction, and organizational commitment of the employees and organizational effectiveness from the perception of each employee, using likert scale. Results from the data analysis obtained structural equations Y = 0,240 X1 + 0,166 X2 + 0,502 X3 + 0,6671 ε1 where simultaneously big five personality, job satisfaction, and organizational commitment contribute significantly to organizational citizenship behavior of 55,5% and Z = 0,461 X2 + 0,374 Y + 0,6921 ε2 where simultaneously job satisfaction and organizational commitment contribute significantly to organizational effectiveness of 52,1%.
Mapping the Customer Experience Management Strategies for Customer Loyalty in Retail Hypermarket Jabodetabek
Authors: Logahan Jerry Marcellinus , Meliala Janita Sembiring , Putong Iskandar 
Published: August 2017

Today, competition in the global market has become increasingly difficult and and at the same time products and services provided by retail companies tend to be similar. So in such circumstances, customers expect not only satisfied with the products and services, but also the pursuit of the perfect shopping experience during the shopping process. The purpose of this study was to devise a customer experience management strategy at a hypermarket retailer Carrefour, Hypermart, Giant, and Lotte Mart. Both overall and per hypermarket retail chains that have the same character. The method used is Factor Analysis, Multi Dimension Scaling (MDS). The object of research is the hypermarket retail customers in Jakarta, Bogor, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi to sample 360 people. The results of MDS mapping CEM variable per retail hypermarket retail hypermarket seen no one who is in the first quadrant in which the dimensions 1 and 2 positive namely Gianthypermarket retail. Tthere are three retail hypermarket located in quadrant 2 wherein the dimensions of 1 positive and 2 negative dimension namely retail Carrefour, Hypermart and Lotte Mart. In MDS can be classified Group 1 are the outlets; Group 1 are GPS (Giant Plaza Semanggi), CLB (Carrefour Lebak Bulus), CPH (Carrefour Permata Hijau) and HPV (Hypermart Pejaten Village) which leads to a positive value. While other outlets in group 2 are CCB (Carrefour Cibinong Bogor), GBT (Giant BSD Tangerang), GMD (Giant Margo city Depok), HPB (Hypermart Pondok Gede Bekasi), HJT (Hypermart JACC Thamrin), LRP (Lotte Mart Ratu Plaza), LKG (Lotte Mart Kelapa Gading), LF (Lotte Mart Fatmawati) have in common in the lower quadrant (negative).
Analysis of Decision Making Process in Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game
Authors: Triady Mochamad Sandy , Utami Ami Fitri 
Published: August 2017

Billy Beanes’s success in using data-driven decision making in baseball industry is wonderfully written by Michael Lewis in Moneyball. As a general manager in baseball team that were in the bottom position of the league from the financial side to acquire the players, Beane, along with his partner, explored the use of data in choosing the team’s player. They figured out how to determine the worth of every player.The process was not smooth, due to the condition of baseball industry that was not common with using advanced statistic in acquiring players. Many teams still use the old paradigm that rely on experts’ judgments, intuition, or experience in decision making process. Moneyball approached that using data-driven decision making gave excellent result for Beane’s team. The team won 20 gamessequently in the 2002 season and also spent the lowest cost per win than other teams.This paper attempts to review the principles of Moneyball – The Art of Winning an Unfair Game as a process of decision making and gives what we can learn from the story in order to win the games, the unfair games.
Determining the Best Arch/Garch Model and Comparing JKSE with Stock Index in Developed Countries
Authors: Effendi Kharisya Ayu 
Published: August 2017

The slow movement of Indonesia economic growth in 2014 due to several factors, in internal factors; due to the high interest rates in Indonesia and external factors from the US which will raise the fed rate this year. However, JKSE shows a sharp increase trend from the beginning of 2014 until the second quarter of 2015 although it remains fluctuate but insignificant. The purpose of this research is to determine the best ARCH/ GARCH model in JKSE and stock index in developed countries (FTSE, Nasdaq and STI) and then compare the JKSE with the stock index in developed countries (FTSE, Nasdaq and STI). The results obtained in this study is to determine the best model of ARCH / GARCH, it is obtained that JKSE is GARCH (1,2), while the FTSE obtains GARCH (2,2), NASDAQ produces the best model which is GARCH (1,1) and STI with GARCH (2,1), and the results of the comparison of JKSE with FTSE, NASDAQ and STI are that even though JKSE fluctuates with moderate levels but the trend shown upward trend. This is different with other stock indexes fluctuated highly and tends to have a downward trend.
Business Model Innovation for Small Medium Enterprises
Authors: Swasty Wirania 
Published: August 2017

Indonesian economy through Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) is expected to absorb labor and contribute to the growth of Gross Domestic Product. However, SMEs lack both managerial and technical skills. This research is about business model innovation for SMEs especially in fashion and garment industry. Study used qualitative approach by mentoring four selected SMEs in Babakan Penghulu Village– Cinambo Sub-District, Eastern Bandung. The tools used to analyze them including PEST analysis, Porter’s Five Forces,Resource Based View, Value Chain Analysis and Business Model Canvas. Finding suggests SMEs to have business model innovation derived from value proposition. SMEs should build their own brand awareness. Moreover, as garment and fashion industry, design can be a particularly important part of the Value Proposition. SMEs could communicate its value propositions and inform their service through its official websites and other social media. Since the intangible resources include brand and design, thus SMEs should build brand image and innovate year by year. SMEs must hire designers and launch a series of new products offers under the signature of their own brands. Ideation to strengthen strategies derives from value proposition building block as a starting point. Moreover, Business Model Canvas makes strategy more focused and measurable. Business model innovation is expected to increase overall performance of SMEs.
Prepare SME in Facing AEC 2015 through English Training Program to Obtain the Export Market
Authors: Nurcahyo Rianto , Harahap Raja Halim , Gharnaditya Didiet 
Published: August 2017

Entering the era of globalization, better known as free market requires every individual to prepare reliable resources, especially in the field of Science and Technology. In order to master these demands, adequate knowledge is required in dealing with the demands of a globalized world that is full of competition. In this regard, the role of the English language is required both in mastering communication technologies and to interact directly; moreover, the presence of the media especially the Internet will force people to learn English. As a means of global communication, English should be actively mastered both orally and in written. In an increasingly globalized business world, there are more local Indonesian companies entering into the world market, and growing number of international companies. This research is an attempt to create the roles of exporters, especially the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) through the products produced by the exporters themselves. Comparing Indonesian export revenue number to other countries, the value of Indonesia's exports is relatively low. One of the constraints faced by exporters is in terms of the ability of a foreign language, namely English. Mastery of English is the main capital to open international trading communication. This research focuses on Quantitative method using chi square analysis, where it can be used to test the relationor the effect of two nominal variables and to measure the relation strength of each variable with other nominal variable (C as the coefficient of contingency). From the chi square method, difference from the SME before and after the Export English course training is expected to be found. The training will use classroom method. The title of this study is prepare SME in Facing AEC 2015 through English training program to obtain the export market.
Enhancing Brand Loyalty by Increasing Experiential Value through Customer Satisfaction in Boka Buka Restaurant Pondok Indah Mall
Authors: Gunawan Nathania , Prabowo Harjanto , Gunawan Annetta 
Published: August 2017

This research was conducted at Boka Buka Restaurant. Boka Buka Restaurant is a casual French dining restaurant in Pondok Indah Mall. The objectives of the research are to examine if the experiential value contributes to customer satisfaction in Boka Buka Restaurant and t examine if the experiential value and customer satisfaction contributes partially and simultaneously to brand loyalty in Boka Buka Restaurant. The methods of the research are Pearson Correlation and Path Analysis. The data is obtained from the questionnaires which are distributed to the customers at Boka Buka Restaurant to measure the level of the Experiential Value, Customer Satisfaction, and Brand Loyalty, using a Likert scale. From the analysis of the data, it obtains structural equation Y = 0.812X + 0.5839ε1 where Experiential Value contributes significantly to Customer Satisfaction of 65.9% and Z = 0.255X + 0.582Y + 0.5958ε2 where Experiential Value and Customer Satisfaction simultaneously contribute significantly to the Brand Loyalty of 64.5%.
Regional Financial Performance and Human Development Index Based on Study In 20 Counties/Cities of Level I Region
Authors: Gousario Freska , Dharmastuti Christiana Fara 
Published: August 2017

This research aimed to know the financial performance of local government through regional financial ratio analysis, i.e. regional financial independence ratios, regional financial effectiveness ratios, regional financial efficiency ratios and regional expenditure harmony ratios,as well as analyzing the impact of regional financial performance against the Human Development Index (HDI).This research was conducted in 20 counties/cities in level I region. Analysis techniques used was multiple linear regression analysis with SPSS Statistics 21. The results shows that: (1) Ratio of regional financial independence contributes positive and significant effect to HDI, (2) Ratio of the regional financial effectiveness contributes no significant effect to HDI, (3) Ratio of regional financial efficiency contributes no significant effect to HDI, and (4) Ratio of regional financial harmony expenditure contributes no positive effect to HDI.