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CICLO BIOLÓGICO Y CARACTERIZACIÓN MORFOLÓGICA DE LOS ESTADOS DE DESARROLLO DE Tuthillia cognata (HEMIPTERA: PSYLLIDAE) EN CAMU CAMU
Authors: CAMPOS-CELESTINO Vilma Erica , VELAZCO CASTRO Ena Vilma , GUERRA-AMBROSIO Bladimir , SANCHEZ-CHOY José Gerardo 
Published: March 2024

El piojo saltador, Tuthillia cognata (Hemiptera: Psyllidae) es una plaga que provoca deformaciones severas en los brotes foliares de Myrciaria dubia (camu camu) en la Amazonia peruana, por ello, se realizó un estudio con el objetivo de determinar las características morfológicas de cada estadio de desarrollo, el tiempo de duración y longevidad de adultos de T. cognata en brotes tiernos de camu camu. La investigación fue realizada en condiciones de laboratorio (temperatura: 26,9 ± 2°C, humedad relativa: 67,6 ± 5% y 12:12 h Luz: Oscuridad) en Pucallpa, Perú. Se determinaron características morfológicas de cada estadio de desarrollo, el tiempo de duración y longevidad de adultos de T. cognata en brotes tiernos de camu camu. El tiempo de duración de huevo a adulto fue de 18 ± 0,6 (12 a 23) días y la longevidad para las hembras fue de 38,6 ± 1,3 (37 a 40) días y para machos de 35,6±1,5 (34 a 38) días.
Investigating the Impact of Social Capital, Cross-Sector Collaboration, and Leadership on Social Innovation in Rural Social Enterprises
Authors: Kasumaningrum Yulistyne , Azis Yudi , Saefullah Kurniawan , Siregar Adiatma Y. M. 
Published: March 2024

Objectives: This study aims to investigate empirical evidence regarding the relationship between social capital, cross-sector collaboration, leadership, and the development of social innovation in Indonesian villages with rural social enterprises, Badan Usaha Milik Desa (BUMDes). Methods/Analysis: The study employed a mixed approach, combining a quantitative survey, non-participative observation, and in-depth interviews. Data were collected from 280 BUMDes directors, communities, and village governments in the West Java province, Indonesia. The quantitative data were analyzed by structural equation modeling (SEM), and the hypotheses were tested against the variables investigated. The results were strengthened through in-depth interviews with five key informants. Findings: The findings reveal a significant positive effect of cross-sector collaboration and leadership on social innovation in BUMDes. However, social capital was found to have no significant effect on social innovation. Additionally, the study revealed a decline in community trust in rural Indonesia. Novelty/Improvements: This research provides empirical evidence on the influence of social capital, cross-sector collaboration, and leadership on social innovation in the context of rural social enterprises in developing countries. It makes a significant contribution to existing theory and has the potential to influence the development of rural social enterprise and social innovation, which has not been sufficiently researched to date. From an empirical perspective, this study provides evidence from West Java, Indonesia, regarding the relationship between these variables and indicators in the context of rural social enterprises in developing countries, where the sector is still at a developmental stage. Doi: 10.28991/HEF-2024-05-01-09 Full Text: PDF
A divulgação científica universitária por meio de uma ação de extensão: contribuições do CInTec
Authors: Dias Renise Bastos Farias , Figueiredo Elaine Virgínia Martins de Souza 
Published: March 2024

A divulgação científica está entre as funções das universidades e tem como objetivo garantir o acesso da população aos conhecimentos científicos e tecnológicos. Desta forma, o presente artigo tem como objetivo discutir o papel da universidade na divulgação científica e translação do conhecimento, por meio de uma ação de extensão. Trata-se de um relato narrativo sobre a divulgação científica ocorrida no Congresso de Inovação e Tecnologia em Diagnóstico Laboratorial do Agreste Alagoano (CInTec), ofertado desde 2018 através da parceria de professores, alunos e técnicos vinculados ao Laboratório de Biologia Molecular e Expressão Gênica da Universidade Federal de Alagoas, Campus Arapiraca, com profissionais de saúde, estabelecendo uma relação ensino e serviço construtiva. Em 2020 o III CInTec, oportunizou a divulgação e a disseminação científica, com a participação de quase 300 autores de trabalhos científicos oriundos de instituições públicas e privadas que publicaram suas produções, resultantes de estudos de revisão, relatos de experiências, pesquisas originais e epidemiológicas realizadas por docentes e discentes no contexto dos seus grupos de pesquisas, com ou sem financiamentos por órgãos de fomento, contribuindo para que a universidade cumprisse seu papel na divulgação científica.
Fisioterapia: uma abordagem contemporânea - Volume 5
Authors: Silva Marlla Souza da , Araruna Fernanda Oliveira Sousa , Maia Sandra Cristina , dos Santos Sousa Leydianne 
Published: March 2024

A fisioterapia enquanto ciência do movimento humano, estuda os diversos sistemas responsáveis pelo adequado funcionamento das respostas motoras frente aos estímulos recebidos. Nessa obra, encontram-se reunidos trabalhos de conclusão de curso – TCC, abordando de forma integral os temas mais relevantes da área da fisioterapia, servindo de referência bibliográfica para atualização profissional e acadêmica. Os estudos aqui apresentados abrangem temas clássicos, contudo com uma perspectiva da reabilitação atual. Além disso, também estão disponíveis pesquisas que abordam assuntos mais complexos, de forma clara e concisa.
Infantile traumatic pericallosal aneurysm: illustrative case
Authors: Hubbard Zachary S , Cunningham Conor M , Saway Brian F , Triano Matthew J , Miller Aaron T , Porto Guilherme , Kosnik Infinger Libby , Spiotta Alejandro M 
Published: March 2024

BACKGROUND
Traumatic aneurysms are a rare sequela of nonaccidental head trauma in infants. The rate of nonaccidental trauma (NAT) in the pediatric population is increasing; therefore, traumatic aneurysms are an important consideration in the evaluation of pediatric patients with abusive head trauma.

OBSERVATIONS
A 24-day-old infant with no significant past medical or birth history presented with twitching and poor oral intake for 1 day. The patient was found to have bilateral subdural hematomas, multifocal contusions, and traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage. NAT work-up was remarkable for a period of repeated and prolonged abuse. Magnetic resonance angiography revealed a right pericallosal traumatic aneurysm that was treated by means of coil and Onyx embolization.

LESSONS
Traumatic intracranial aneurysms are a rare but serious sequela of pediatric abusive trauma. Traumatic intracranial aneurysms should be considered in the setting of intracranial pathology associated with high-energy trauma. Despite new methods for the management of traumatic aneurysms, this pathology remains challenging to identify and treat, and the prognosis remains poor because of the diffuse injury often involved in these patients.
Vagus nerve stimulation for enhanced stroke recovery after intracerebral hemorrhage: illustrative case
Authors: Cummins Daniel D , Kalagara Roshini , Downes Margaret H , Park Hyun Joo , Tosto-Mancuso Jenna , Putrino David , Panov Fedor E , Kellner Christopher P 
Published: March 2024

BACKGROUND
Randomized controlled trial (RCT) evidence has revealed the efficacy of vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) paired with rehabilitation therapy, over therapy alone, for upper-limb functional recovery after ischemic stroke. However, this technique has not yet been described for the recovery of chronic motor deficits after hemorrhagic stroke.

OBSERVATIONS
Three years after left putaminal intracerebral hemorrhagic stroke with chronic upper-limb functional deficits, a patient was treated with VNS for enhanced stroke recovery. VNS was paired with 6 weeks of in-clinic physical therapy, resulting in upper-limb functional improvement of 14 points on the Fugl-Meyer Assessment Upper Extremity (FMA-UE) index for stroke recovery (maximum score of 66 equating to normal function). This improvement was more than 1 standard deviation above the improvement documented in the first successful RCT of VNS paired with therapy for ischemic stroke (5.0 ± 4.4 improvement on FMA-UE).

LESSONS
VNS is a promising therapy for enhanced recovery after hemorrhagic stroke and may offer greater improvement in function compared to that after ischemic stroke. Improvement in function can occur years after the time of intracerebral hemorrhage.
A vertebral artery aneurysm that elicited occipital pain, showed no abnormalities on imaging studies, but ruptured the next day: illustrative case
Authors: Kawauchi Masaaki , Kim Kyongsong , Inokuchi Go 
Published: March 2024

BACKGROUND
The authors report the case of a patient with occipital headache whose imaging studies revealed no abnormalities but who died 1 day later due to vertebral artery (VA) aneurysm rupture.

OBSERVATIONS
A male in his 40s with no relevant medical history had been taking over-the-counter medication for headache several times a month. One day before he visited our neurosurgery department, he experienced occipital headache, took the usual medicine, and applied a warm compress. Brain magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) studies returned no abnormal findings, and he went home. On the following day, his wife found his lifeless body in rigor mortis and requested a medicolegal autopsy. Preautopsy brain computed tomography showed diffuse subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH). Histopathologically, there was no obvious VA dissection. The vascular wall at the rupture site lacked internal elastic lamina and media, it was covered only with thin fibrous connective tissue, and the adventitia was expanded. The cause of death was determined to be SAH due to rupture of a VA blister aneurysm.

LESSONS
In our patient, brain MRI and MRA studies returned no abnormal findings. However, he died suddenly the next day. Autopsy identified SAH due to rupture of a blister-like VA aneurysm without dissection.
Compatibility of the semijailing technique with extremely soft i-ED coils for ruptured blood blister–like and dissecting aneurysms: patient series
Authors: Takahashi Hiroki , Matsushige Toshinori , Hashimoto Yukishige , Hara Takeshi , Hosogai Masahiro , Kobayashi Shohei , Horie Nobutaka 
Published: March 2024

BACKGROUND
Optimal treatment options for ruptured blood blister–like aneurysms (BBAs) and dissecting aneurysms (DAs) have not yet been established. Endovascular treatment may achieve vessel reconstruction with the preservation of antegrade blood flow; however, securing curative hemostasis at the fragile rupture point remains a major concern.

OBSERVATIONS
Two ruptured BBAs and two ruptured DAs treated by stent-assisted coiling with the semijailing technique in the last 2 years are described herein. The devices used were braided stents and i-ED coils, which are new low-memory shape and extremely soft coils. Neither rebleeding nor ischemic complications were observed. All patients had a favorable outcome and showed no recurrence after treatment.

LESSONS
All aneurysms were treated without ischemic complications or rebleeding. The good compatibility of braided stents and the new concept coils in stent-assisted coiling by the semijailing technique provides insight into these intractable hemorrhagic vascular pathologies.
Sentinel report of uniquely paired collision tumors: glioblastoma multiforme and coexistent intraventricular subependymoma. Illustrative case
Authors: Silveira Luke Antonio , Abraham Benjamin , Wicks Elizabeth , Thakrar Raj , Delahmetovic Elnur , Callahan Katherine , DeWitt John , Tranmer Bruce , Liebelt Brandon 
Published: March 2024

BACKGROUND
The presence of intracranial collision tumors, histologically distinct tumors occurring in anatomical proximity, is quite rare. Herein, the authors describe the sentinel case of a contiguous collision tumor combination consisting of glioblastoma multiforme and intraventricular subependymoma.

OBSERVATIONS
A 67-year-old male presented with several months of progressive fatigue superimposed on more recently noted word-finding difficulty, slight left-sided weakness, and episodic confusion. He was found to have a large right frontal mass abutting the right lateral ventricle with an additional nodular focus of enhancement within the right frontal horn. The patient underwent an awake right frontal craniotomy for gross-total resection of the tumor, noted to be of two distinct histological identities.

LESSONS
Although exceptionally rare, primary glial neoplasms of various histologies can be encountered simultaneously during resection, as in this case of co-occurring glioblastoma of the right frontal lobe and right frontal horn intraventricular subependymoma. Close attention to tumoral locations and the gross appearance of specimens during resection can prime the operative neurosurgeon for success in contributing to accurate diagnoses through sending separate pathological specimens for histological analysis when qualitatively different tissue is suspected.
Fusion mass to pelvis internal distraction technique using multiple-hook fixation for scoliosis correction: illustrative case
Authors: Sarmiento J. Manuel , Rymond Christina C , Kozan Abdulbaki , Lenke Lawrence G 
Published: March 2024

BACKGROUND
Internal distraction rods have been described as an alternative to halo gravity traction for the treatment of severe scoliosis. Distraction rods can be challenging to use in patients with existing fusion masses. The authors report an internal distraction, construct-to-construct rod technique using multiple-hook fixation in a patient with a sharply angulated cervicothoracic scoliosis fusion mass.

OBSERVATIONS
A 12-year-old female with previously diagnosed congenital scoliosis who had undergone cervical fusion in situ at age 2 presented to the clinic with shortness of breath exacerbated by increased levels of activity. Standing anteroposterior and lateral scoliosis radiographs revealed a left >150° cervicothoracic curve, right 140° thoracolumbar curve, and left 28° lumbosacral fractional curve with pelvic obliquity. The authors indicated this patient for a 3-stage all-posterior approach for spinal fusion and deformity correction. In the final fusion surgery, the authors set up a construct-to-construct internal distraction configuration connecting the left hemipelvis to the cervicothoracic fusion mass to aid in deformity correction.

LESSONS
A construct-to-construct internal distraction rod technique connecting a fusion mass to the pelvis can assist with curve correction in severe scoliosis.
Експериментальне дослідження впливу плівкоутворюючих антикорозійних сполук на втому заклепкових з’єднань
Authors: Gavrylov Eugene 
Published: March 2024

The subject matter of this article is the influence of film-forming corrosion preventive compounds on aviation riveted joints fatigue life. The goal of this work is to develop a method for the assessment of negative side effects caused by the application of corrosion preventive compounds. Tasks of the work are as follows: analysis of the aircraft corrosion problem; critical review of existing publications concerning possible negative side effects caused by the application of corrosion preventive compounds for protection of aviation riveted joints against corrosion, where reduction of the fatigue life is considered as a result of the preventive compounds penetration into the gaps of riveted joints; development of the specimen for fatigue tests, with features of contemporary transport aircraft typical design; fatigue tests of the riveted specimens treated with preventive compounds and without treatment; investigation of the preventive compounds penetration into the gap of riveted joint. The main method of this research is fatigue loading of the riveted specimens at loads close to those the aircraft encounters in service. The main result is the experimentally proven possibility of negative side effects of corrosion preventive compound application. The observed effect is explained by the change in friction in joints and the corresponding redistributions of the forces between the joint elements. It was found that a factor influencing friction force is the viscosity of the preventive compounds. The possibility of preventing negative side effects by optimizing the protective procedure has been experimentally proven. Conclusions. The results presented in the paper show the probability of the negative side effects of corrosion preventive compound application. Considering the variety of these materials and their physical and chemical characteristics, the necessity of the grounded selection of the protective compounds is evident as well as the optimization of the treatment technology. Conducted research has revealed an example of the negative influence of preventive compounds on riveted joints fatigue life and has opened the way for this effect prevention. The described research procedure is a component of the complex method for exploring corrosion preventive compounds’ negative side effects.
DEVELOPMENT OF COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH PREDICTIVE MODELS OF SELF-COMPACTING CONCRETE CURED USING DIFFERENT CURING METHODS
Authors: Amartey Bilkisu Hassan Sada , Aliyu Ibrahim , Usman Bashir 
Published: March 2024

Curing is the process of controlling the rate and extent of moisture loss, relative humidity and temperature from newly poured concrete for a certain period of time after it has been cast or finished to ensure that the cement has been properly hydrated and the concrete has hardened. The concrete strength, durability and other physical properties are affected by curing and application of the various types as it relates to the prevailing weather conditions in a particular locality, as curing is one of many requirements for concrete production, as such it is important to study the effect of different curing method. The concrete cube specimens produced with cement, fine aggregate, and coarse aggregate mix-ratio of 1:2.23:1.62 were prepared with a water-cement ratio of 0.5 and superplasticizer (SP) dosages of 0.5%, 1.0%, and 1.5%. The SP dosages were computed as percentages by weight of the cement content. The cubes were tested for compressive strength after curing for 7, 14, 21, 28, and 56 days using three curing methods namely; Immersion, open air, and wet burlap curing methods. This study assessed the effect of different curing methods on compressive strength of self-compacting concrete through the development of a mathematical method to model and analyze the effect of the curing methods used on the compressive strength of the SCC and also to validate the reliability of the method used. Data Fit software was used in the model development, the curing age and super-plasticizer dosage were used as independent variables while the compressive strength...
Dynamics of changes in the microflora of the oral fluid after the removal of lower wisdom teeth against the background of antibiotic therapy and phage therapy
Authors: Oleinik N. A. , Fomichev E. V. , Yakovlev A. T. , Kirpichnikov M. V. , Khimich I. V. , Madatkhanova A. A. , Zlenko A. S. , Serbin A. S. , Aleshanov K. A. 
Published: March 2024

The purpose of our study was to study the effectiveness of the drug «Sextafag» as a therapeutic and prophylactic agent after the removal of impacted lower third molars.Recently, there has been a large number of patients with antibiotic resistance, so it is to find an alternative to traditional antibiotic therapy. This article examines the qualitative and quantitative composition of the oral microbiota after removal of impacted lower wisdom teeth. We studied the dynamics of changes in microflora during antibacterial treatment and phage therapy. The data obtained confirm the clinical and bacteriological effectiveness of oral phage therapy for inflammatory diseases in dental practice and can serve as the basis for the development of a new algorithm for the use of bacteriophages in the treatment of purulent-inflammatory diseases of the oral cavity.
Results of application of the IRIS dental implants with the surface modified by the method of plasma electrolytic oxidation
Authors: Murzabekov A. I. , Muraev A. A. , Mukhametshin R. F. , Kim E. V. , Ivanov S. Yu. , Klimenkov V. A. 
Published: March 2024

Surface modifications of dental implants to provide optimal conditions for osseointegration remains an urgent task in modern dental implantology. A few publications demonstrate that the surface of the dental implants modified by plasma electrolytic oxidation (PEO) possess a combination of several important features that promote osteointegration: optimal micro roughness within 1-7 microns, high chemical purity, and mechanical strength [8,20].The aim. To evaluate the clinical efficacy of IRIS implants with a new surface modified by the PEO method (hereinafter referred to as IRIS PEO).Materials and methods. Based on the Patrice Lumumba RUDN Medical Center and the Center of Medical Care for Dental Diseases, FGBU «Central Clinical Hospital with Polyclinic» of the Presidential Affairs Department of the Russian Federation, 60 patients aged 27 to 52 years with partial tooth loss were examined and treated. The patients received 1 IRIS-PEO implant each on the upper or lower jaw. All implants were placed with the force from 35 to 50 N/cm2, with gingiva shapers. Prosthetics were performed after 2 months on the lower jaw and after 4 months on the upper jaw. Before taking impressions, the stability of implants was measured using the Penguin RFA (Integration Diagnostic Sweden AB, Sweden). One year after prosthetics, the neck resorption of the implants was evaluated.Results. Because of the treatment, all prosthetic constructions met the functional and aesthetic requirements. The stability indices of implants in ISQ units on the upper jaw averaged 75±3.4, on the lower jaw 79±2.4. Bone resorption in the implants’ neck area 1 year after the end of the treatment was not observed. The pilot clinical study of the IRIS-PEO implants allowed to optimize the terms of rehabilitation and to obtain high functional and esthetic result in the treatment of patients with tooth loss.Conclusions. Pilot clinical implementation of the implants of the IRIS system with the surface modified by plasma electrolytic oxidation demonstrated the possibility of open management of the implants with the gingiva shaper, to carry out prosthetics in 2 months on the lower jaw and 4 months on the upper jaw. No neck resorption was observed one year after prosthetics.