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Pseudo-Reality from the Context of Reader-Author Relationship Through Wattpad Comments Section: A Simulation Theory from Jean Baudrillard
Authors: Anggraini Purwati , Suyatno  , Tjahjono Tengsoe , Widodo Joko 
Published: July 2024

The development and issues within the Wattpad platform require research on the pseudo-reality in virtual communication between its readers and author. The pseudo-reality can help determine the communication type in the comments section: positive or negative. Therefore, this research can determine to what extent readers can accept the pseudo-reality that might occur during the interaction between them and the author. This research describes the pseudo-reality in the communication between the readers and author on the Wattpad platform by using the descriptive qualitative method based on a theory by Jean Baudrillard. The data source is the communication record between readers and author in BYBcool’s comments section of cyber fiction entitled Lost World, Zystrome: The Exordium Outsider, El Libro, dan Outsider by Rania Thahirah. Data collection is in the form of chat records between readers and authors that contain pseudo-reality. The steps taken in data collection include data selection, reading the data collection, documenting data collection, designing the research instrument, inserting data into the data capture table, and coding it. The data analysis step in this research comprises describing and interpreting data inductively, simultaneous data collection, and analyzing data using a particular content analysis technique before finally drawing a conclusion. The research result revealed the existence of pseudo-reality in the Wattpad comment section. The author’s responses were a manipulation attempt to create a good image, show concern over the readers and broad insight and incredible ideas, and get plenty of fans. Simultaneously, the author created pseudo-reality by choosing neutral words to avoid potential conflicts, responding to readers’ comments accordingly, and using appropriate emoticons and emojis with the most suitable expression. Good communication is essential for authors to build a close relationship with their readers.
Discourse Dimension Analysis of the SK-II #Changedestiny Series Beauty Product Advertisement
Authors: Wedayanti Ni Putu Luhur , Sulatri Ni Luh Putu Ari 
Published: July 2024

SK-II as an exclusive cosmetic brand from P&G company tries to use social issues about woman’s marginalization as their topics in the commercial theme #changedestiny. This study aims to analyze the advertiser’s real intentions in the text of the SK-II #changedestiny commercial by implementing the three dimensions of critical discourse analysis by Fairclough. The data is collected from the official SK-II and SK-II Indonesia channels on YouTube since they provide qualitative audiovisual data that can be widely accessed and contains creative values. This research uses qualitative analysis methods, by describing the analysis starting from the discussion of the linguistic aspect as a text analysis that finds the repetition of the keyword “change destiny” and the insertion of the word skin in the phrase, becoming “change skin's destiny”. This article found that the #change destiny campaign showed an insistent interest by inserting the word “skin” between the phrase “change destiny”. Although the campaign seems to support the empowerment of women, it also has the main motive to promote its cosmetics which they claim could prevent skin aging. Video ads tend to display implicit recommendations for using their products. The SK-II Change Destiny series advertisement raises social issues that harm women, in the form of video testimonials with a storyline starting from the difficulties faced by women in self-actualization, and ending with success in changing destiny. It is concluded that by showing partiality to women as target consumers, SK-II presents itself as a brand that cares about more than just their consumers’ skin problems, but also the reality that occurs in society, to promote a basis for consumers’ loyalty.
Análisis de propiedades mecánicas de un compuesto de Aluminio+NTCMC fabricado por PFA
Authors: Bohorquez Santiago Leonardo , López Ochoa Diana María , Ramírez Herrera Juan Camilo 
Published: July 2024

La técnica de Procesamiento por Fricción Agitación PFA, puede alterar la microestructura de una aleación metálica generando un refinamiento de grano en el material modificándolo y cerrando porosidades de procesos previos, generando nuevas texturas cristalográficas que pueden contribuyen a que el desempeño magnético del material sea distinto en comparación con el material base. Esta técnica se considera apropiada para la introducción de agentes reforzantes que alteran las propiedades mecánicas y tribológicas, en este trabajo se eligió como agente reforzante los Nanotubos de Carbono de Multicapas (NTCMC) que reforzaran una aleación de Aluminio de uso cada vez más frecuente en la industria. Para analizar el cambio del comportamiento del material (Al+CNT) se realizaron pruebas de tracción y rayado a temperatura ambiente.
Agroecology: one of the "tools" for degrowth
Authors: Ruiz López Miguel Alfredo 
Published: July 2024

Degrowth proposes an economy and a society which means, on the ecological side, a lower consumption of energy and materials, and, on the social side, putting into effect the principles of organization based not on the priorities of the market, but on the autonomy, the care of people, reciprocity and social interaction. In agriculture, as in other areas, the voices of people have grown progressively: farmers, professionals in the field, researchers, academics, challenging the so-called modern agriculture to highlight their problems and their inability to meet the requirements and challenges faced by mankind, especially, the feeding of population and avoidance of environmental contamination. Proposals such as agroecology suggest concrete actions to build a degrowth society from agriculture. This study shows the problem that the prevailing models, monocultures, established as hegemonic, causes to society, concluding that Agroecology and Degrowth implies alternative solutions so that, as a society, we walk in search of humanity, in order to get rid of these dark times and reach perhaps the modernity that we have been searchng for centuries.
Mindful Moments: Using Meditation for Student and Staff Wellbeing in the Classroom
Authors: Bradley Bridget 
Published: July 2024

This article discusses the increasing concerns for student mental health within higher education and the specific need for anthropology to consider the effects of our teaching content on student wellbeing. I reflect on using mindfulness in the classroom as a coping strategy for the challenges faced during the Covid-19 pandemic, and how meditation helped to create a supportive, relaxed learning environment. Acknowledging the limits of this practice, I consider meditation to be one resource within a wider pedagogical toolkit that embraces student-centred learning. My argument does not intend to further burden teaching staff with the responsibilities for student welfare, but instead demonstrates how using pedagogies that prioritise wellbeing can increase student engagement, promote inclusivity and lead to positive transformations for students and staff.
Agreement between lacrimal fluid and serum for detecting urea nitrogen and creatinine in dogs
Authors: Tan Wendy , Boveland Shannon , McMichael Maureen Ann , Bustamante Hedie A. , Christopherson Pete W. , Gerken Katherine K. , Kuo Kendon 
Published: July 2024

Abstract

OBJECTIVE
To determine whether urea nitrogen and creatinine levels differ in lacrimal fluid (LF) and serum (SER) in nonazotemic (control) and azotemic dogs and whether there is an agreement between LF and SER.

METHODS
A prospective observational study was performed at the Auburn University Small Animal Teaching Hospital between May 2023 and March 2024. Forty control and 38 azotemic dogs were enrolled. Twenty microliters of LF per eye was collected with microcapillary tubes, and 3 mL of blood was drawn. Bland-Altman plot and intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) were used to evaluate the agreement between LF and SER.

RESULTS
There was good agreement between LF and SER levels of urea nitrogen in the control group (Bland-Altman plot mean bias of –0.8108 ± 2.407 mg/dL; ICC of 0.874 [95% CI, 0.773 to 0.934]) and the azotemic group (Bland-Altman plot mean bias of –9.681 ± 23.89 mg/dL; ICC of 0.82 [95% CI, 0.658 to 0.906]). There was poor agreement between LF and SER concentrations for creatinine in the control and azotemic groups, with only 26 dogs with creatinine detectable in LF.

CONCLUSIONS
Lacrimal fluid and SER concentrations of urea nitrogen showed good agreement in both the control and azotemic groups, whereas poor agreement was found for creatinine in both groups.

CLINICAL RELEVANCE
Measurement of urea nitrogen in LF may provide an alternative to blood for diagnosing uremia. However, additional research is necessary before substituting LF for SER.
How can we distinguish postictal Todd’s Paralysis from acute ischemic stroke in the prehospital and early hospital setting?
Authors: Blek Natasza 
Published: July 2024

Summary

Introduction
Acute Ischemic Stroke (AIS) is a medical emergency with focal neurological deficits. Todd’s paralysis (TP) is defined as a transient loss of motor ability and weakness that lasts hours to days and typically occurs after a focal seizure. Given the high prevalence of stroke and the rising availability of reperfusion therapies, timely detection of eligible patients is critical. Pre- and early-hospital differential diagnosis of various conditions with comparable clinical presentations is still difficult.

Aim
This review discusses Todd’s post-epileptic paralysis, one of the most common stroke mimics (SM), in pre- and early-hospital settings.

Discussion and Conclusions
The review covers the most critical findings on the TP and its emergency care as a common stroke mimic. Because TP is an excluding diagnosis, the most severe and curable illnesses must be recognised. Since thrombolysis is safe in SM, delaying or withholding medication may be improper when the advantages of treating a stroke mimic outweigh the dangers of treating a stroke mimic.
Cenobamate in the management of focal-onset epilepsy in adults – practical considerations for daily practice
Authors: Majkowska-Zwolińska Beata 
Published: July 2024

SUMMARY

Introduction
Cenobamate (CNB) is a newly approved antiseizure medication in Europe. It is used as an add-on treatment for focal-onset seizures in adult patients with epilepsy that is not responding to other medications.

Aim
This report discusses the practical aspects of using cenobamate to treat adult patients with epilepsy based on current experiences.

Discussion and conclusions
Studies have shown that cenobamate is effective in reducing seizure frequency in adult patients with drug-resistant focal onset epilepsy when used as add-on therapy. It also has a high seizure freedom rate, a good treatment retention rate, and a favorable safety profile. The aspects discussed include using cenobamate in special populations and potential interactions with other drugs, management strategies to mitigate the risk of adverse reactions illustrated by a specific clinical case. Further studies involving larger patient groups are necessary to assess the drug’s efficacy and safety profile, particularly in special populations and patients with other types of epileptic seizures.
Migraciones internacionales en el panorama contemporáneo: algunas problemáticas
Authors: Roa Martínez María Gertrudis 
Published: July 2024

Las migraciones internacionales son un signo del mundo global y revelan las desigualdades entre el norte-sur. De la misma manera se producen influencias mutuas entre las dos sociedades, creando entornos multiculturales. La revista Sociedad y Economía presenta este número dedicado a las problemáticas migratorias con un mayor énfasis en la migración colombiana hacía sus destinos más importantes: Estados Unidos y Europa. Se abordan problemáticas en destino como las estrategias migratorias, los derechos humanos, la fuga de cerebros y el éxito laboral. En los países de origen se analiza la composición de los hogares.
Consumo residencial de agua en el sistema de ciudades de Colombia
Authors: Vivas Pacheco Harvy 
Published: July 2024

Este trabajo identifica y estima los principales determinantes del consumo de agua generado por la red de ciudades en el sistema urbano de Colombia. El modelo propuesto corresponde a la versión agregada en el espacio rentaconsumo de una función Stone-Geary que permite estimar las diferencias de valoración e intensidad de las preferencias por el uso del recurso. Los resultados obtenidos muestran una fuerte relación entre el consumo municipal de agua y la escala de ingresos urbanos. Las tasas de preferencias por el recurso resultaron altamente significativas y muestran un patrón claramente diferenciado entre las agrupaciones de ciudades de la muestra.
Clinical, Biochemical, and Histological Manifestations and Long-Term Outcomes of Renal Sarcoidosis - A Single Center Study
Authors: Sharma Harshita , Prasad Narayan , Kaul Anupama , Bhaduria Dharmendra , Patel Manas , Behera Manas , Yaccha Monika , Kushawaha Ravi Shankar , Agarwal Vinita , Jain Manoj 
Published: July 2024

Background
Renal involvement in sarcoidosis is rare. We evaluated the pattern of renal involvement in sarcoidosis, its clinical course, renal histology, and response to treatment.

Materials and Methods
We retrospectively analyzed the data of all cases with sarcoidosis exhibiting renal involvement referred to our department between January 2010 and December 2021.

Results
A total of 33 patients (age: 50.6 ± 12.6 years, males: 57.6%) were analyzed. Common presenting symptoms were weight loss (81.8%; n = 27), fever (75.8%; n = 25), and vomiting (63.6%; n = 21). A total of 14 (42.4%) patients had granulomatous interstitial nephritis (GIN), 13 (39.4%) had isolated hypercalcemia, and six (18.2%) had GIN along with hypercalcemia. Renal biopsy was performed in 20 (60.6%) patients, and all showed GIN, with concomitant glomerular disease in four (12.1%) patients. Mean serum creatinine and 24-h urine protein at presentation were 4.3 ± 2.1 mg/dL and 2.5 ± 0.9 g/day, respectively. All patients received oral prednisolone 1 mg/kg/day with subsequent tapering, concomitantly with azathioprine. Mycophenolate mofetil was used in three (9.1%) patients who developed azathioprine-induced hepatoxicity. After a median follow-up of 24 months (8–120 months), mean serum creatinine and 24-h urine protein improved to 1.9 ± 1.5 mg/dL and 1.1 ± 0.6 g/day, respectively, (P = 0.005). On follow-up, two patients (6.1%) became dialysis-dependent, and three (9.1%) succumbed: one due to a cardiovascular event and two to sepsis and septic shock.

Conclusion
Granulomatous interstitial nephritis was the most common diagnosis in sarcoidosis patients with kidney failure. Early steroid treatment improves kidney function.
Multiple primary diffuse large B-cell lymphoma masquerading as meningioma
Authors: Kumarasamy Sivaraman , Garg Kanwaljeet , Verma Satish Kumar , Sharma M. C. , Garg Ajay , Chandra Poodipedi Sarat , Kale Shashank Sharad 
Published: July 2024

Background:
Primary non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma with multiple extra- and intra-calvarial extensions without systemic spread in an immunocompetent patient is extremely rare. They masquerade commonly as meningioma and can present as mass lesions with raised intracranial pressure.

Case Description:
We report one such case of primary diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) in a young female involving the scalp, dural involvement in the right frontal region, left parietal, and posterior fossa and mimicking both clinically and radiologically as meningioma. She was managed surgically. Histological examination showed features suggestive of DLBCL (germinal center type). She was planned for adjuvant therapy. However, at 2 months following surgery, she succumbed due to systemic involvement of the disease.

Conclusion:
DLBCL is seen rarely in neurosurgical practice. They can present as tumors with adjacent extra- and intra-cranial masses. They pose a diagnostic challenge as it can be easily confused with meningioma. Tumor resection is performed to confirm diagnosis and in patients who present with raised intracranial pressure. Chemotherapy is the preferred treatment, and adjuvant therapy should be started early.
Innovative surgical precision: The electronic pen needle holder based on neurophysiological principles
Authors: Faraj Moneer K. , Abed Rana I. , Hamandi Sadiq Jafer , Ismail Mustafa 
Published: July 2024

Background:
The electronic pen needle holder (EPNH) was developed to enhance surgical precision, reduce operative time, and improve patient outcomes. By integrating microergonomics, penization, and electronics with surgical instruments, the EPNH aims to provide surgeons with a tool that minimizes hand strain and maximizes control during delicate procedures.

Methods:
The EPNH was ergonomically designed to fit the surgeon’s hand, using titanium for its strength and biocompatibility. It was manufactured through industrial-grade 3D printing, and its mechanical properties were verified using finite element analysis. A force-sensitive resistor and vibratory mechanism were integrated to provide real-time feedback and assistance during surgeries.

Results:
Testing by 10 neurosurgeons demonstrated significant precision, control, and efficiency improvements. The EPNH reduced hand strain and fatigue, allowing longer, more comfortable operation times. The time required for suturing tasks has decreased by 40% compared to traditional needle holders. Surgeons reported high satisfaction with the EPNH’s performance and usability.

Conclusion:
The EPNH represents a major advancement in surgical instrument design, offering enhanced precision, reduced hand strain, and increased efficiency. Its innovative features and ergonomic design make it a valuable tool for improving surgical outcomes and transforming microsurgical practices.
PUBLICIST AND EDITOR A. A. BASHMAKOV ON RUSSIA’S DOMESTIC POLICY IN 1905–1907
Authors: Беклемишева М.М. 
Published: July 2024

В статье изучаются взгляды русского публициста А. А. Башмакова на ключевые события Первой русской революции. Интерес к проблеме обусловлен тем, что в этот период А. А. Башмаков не только состоял редактором нескольких периодических изданий (Journal de St.-Pétersbourg, «Санкт-Петербургский дневник», «Военное время», «Народный голос», «Правительственный вестник», «Вечернее прибавление к Правительственному вестнику»), но и участвовал в общественно-политической жизни России как лидер собственной Русской партии народного центра. Прослеживается его восприятие ряда правительственных указов, посвященных проведению реформ. Указывается его позиция по выведению страны из кризиса на разных этапах революции. Подробно характеризуется его отношение к представительному строю. Хронологические рамки исследования — от указа 12 декабря 1904 г. до Манифеста 3 июня 1907 г. Проведенное исследование показало, что на первом этапе революции А. А. Башмаков выступал за созыв законосовещательного представительного учреждения, которое позволило бы преодолеть политический кризис. С созывом II Государственной думы он убедился в том, что ее деятельность угрожала существованию исторической российской государственности, поэтому поддержал ее роспуск и новый избирательный закон 3 июня 1907 г.
The article studies the views of the Russian publicist A. A. Bashmakov on the key events of the Russian Revolution of 1905. Interest in this issue is due to the fact that during this period A. A. Bashmakov was not only the editor of several periodicals (Journal de St.-Pétersbourg, “Sankt-Peterburgskii Dnevnik”, “Voennoe Vremia”, “Narodnyi Golos”, “Pravitel’stvennyi Vestnik”, “Vechernee Pribavlenie k Pravitel’stvennomu Vestniku”), but also participated in Russian social and political life as the leader of his own Russian Party of the People’s Center. The author studies his perception of a number of government decrees which implemented the reforms. His position on dealing with the political crisis at different stages of the revolution is indicated. His attitude to the representative system is studied in detail. Chronologically the article covers the period starting from the decree of December 12, 1904, to the Manifesto of June 3, 1907. At the first stage of the revolution, A. A. Bashmakov advocated the convening of a legislative representative institution that would help overcome the political crisis. After the convocation of the Second State Duma, he became convinced that its activities threatened the existence of the Russian historical state power, therefore he supported its dissolution and the new electoral law of June 3, 1907.
THE CAUSES OF THE EMERGENCE OF RUSSIAN RADICALISM OF THE XIX CENTURY
Authors: Исаков В.А. 
Published: July 2024

В статье рассматриваются ключевые позиции отечественной историографии революционного радикализма XIX в. Автор делает вывод о том, что лишь совокупность аргументированных подходов объективно отражает это явление и позволяет учитывать исторический фактор в современных процессах.
The article examines the key positions of the Russian historiography of revolutionary radicalism of the XIX century. The author concludes that only a set of reasoned approaches objectively reflects this phenomenon and allows taking into account the historical factor in modern processes.