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On the Failure of White Feminism: When PJ Harvey and Björk Covered the Rolling Stones’ “Satisfaction”
Authors: Doktor Stephanie 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
In 1994, PJ Harvey and Björk covered the Rolling Stones’ “(I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction” (1965) at the BRIT Awards ceremony. As part of the mainstreaming of cultural feminism, cross-gender cover songs became more common in the 1990s, effectively challenging women’s exclusion from popular music canons. Björk and Harvey’s cover was unconventional, however, in that it shifts from distorting the original music at the beginning of the song to directly imitating it by the end. Drawing on Black feminist theory, I argue that this change in intertextual approach resonates with white feminist ambivalence. Detailed intertextual analysis, backed by consideration of reception and creative output, demonstrates how Björk and Harvey, in their critique of rock’s patriarchal structures, replicate its racist architecture. Using the cover song as an analytical point of entry, whereby the past is continually evoked by the present, this article suggests new ways of listening through an antiracist framework. Its conclusion explains why these white feminist movements fail to produce transformative justice, leaving the contemporary music industry woefully male-dominated.
The Great War, the Little String, and the Transformation of Modern Violin Playing
Authors: Katz Mark 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
For centuries, gut strings, especially the highest and thinnest string, E, plagued violinists. They broke frequently, went out of tune easily, and whistled unpredictably. Starting in the 1870s, an alternative offered a solution—the steel E string. But steel strings were variously condemned as “an abomination,” “dangerous,” and “evil,” and most violinists continued to use gut. Then a remarkable change occurred. Within a mere three years—1918 to 1921—there was a large-scale shift in the reception and use of steel strings in Europe and the United States. As The Etude magazine reported in 1921, “practically all the famous concert violinists, and literally all the symphony orchestra violinists [are] using the wire E string.” The driving force behind this change was World War I. The conflict shut down the export of gut strings from Germany, the world’s largest producer, and vast quantities of sheep intestines—necessary for gut strings—were desperately needed for sutures. By war’s end, the steel string came be seen as an acceptable, even desirable alternative. The shift to steel affected the violin’s construction, sound, and performance practice, marking one of the most significant changes in the history of the instrument. Broader forces are also implicated in the story of the little violin string—global trade, nationalism, surgery, meatpacking, and modernity. This article presents the first detailed account of the causes and effects of the widespread adoption of the steel violin E string, a seemingly small change whose consequences continue to resound.
Der Regierungsentwurf zum KapMuG und die Hypertrophie des Sonderverfahrensrechts
Authors: Halfmeier Axel 
Published: April 2024

Zusammenfassung
Am 13. 3. 2024 hat die Bundesregierung den Entwurf eines Zweiten Gesetzes zur Reform des Kapitalanleger-Musterverfahrensgesetzes (KapMuG) vorgelegt. Damit soll das KapMuG in einer überarbeiteten Fassung dauerhaft im deutschen Zivilverfahrensrecht etabliert werden. Der Autor stellt den Regierungsentwurf in den größeren Kontext der Entwicklung des kollektiven Rechtsschutzes und bedauert, dass der deutsche Gesetzgeber sich damit weiterhin in der Pfadabhängigkeit der Entwicklung zahlreicher Sonderverfahrensrechte (KapMuG, VDuG, UKlaG, UWG, GWB) befindet, die jeweils unterschiedliche Regelungen zum kollektiven Rechtsschutz enthalten. Innerhalb dieser Pfadabhängigkeit enthält der Gesetzentwurf einzelne Veränderungen und punktuelle Verbesserungen, die im Beitrag erörtert und kommentiert werden.
The EU market access for third-country undertakings following CRD 6
Authors: Hildner Alicia , Struckmann Jan 
Published: April 2024

Abstract
At European level, so far there has been no harmonised set of rules governing the market access for third-country undertakings that intend to conduct banking activities in the EU. Although, after Brexit, European supervisory authorities have promulgated their supervisory expectations with regard to third-country undertakings that have established bank subsidiaries in the EU, there has been no binding framework that applies uniformly in all EU Member States and, thus, prevents regulatory arbitrage. In particular, there have been no harmonised binding rules for access to the EU market through third-country banking branches and on a cross-border basis. With the introduction of CRD 6, an attempt is now being made to close this legal gap. This article provides an overview of the future legal framework and the potential impact on the business models of third-country undertakings with a particular focus on third-country branches.
Verschärfte Transparenz-Anforderungen an OGAW-Kostenklauseln
Authors: Jansen David , Straub Claudius 
Published: April 2024

Zusammenfassung
Mit dem Urteil des dritten Zivilsenats vom 5. 10. 2023 hat der BGH seine Rechtsprechung zu den konkreten Anforderungen an das in § 307 Abs. 1 Satz 2 BGB niedergelegte Transparenzgebot für AGB-Bestimmungen um ein Beispiel aus dem Bereich der Kapitalanlageprodukte – in diesem Fall einem Investmentfonds – erweitert. Das Urteil, das im Markt nicht unübliche Kostenklauseln betraf und als überraschend streng bezeichnet werden kann, gibt auch Anlass, sich mit den Folgen der Wahl anderer europäischer Fondsdomizile für die Transparenz- und Inhaltskontrolle zu befassen. Auch zu dieser Frage gibt es erörterungswürdige Judikate aus der jüngeren Vergangenheit.
Fracturas por avulsión de la tuberosidad posterior del calcáneo “en pico de pato”. Evaluación funcional y radiográfica
Authors: Seletti Maximiliano , González Emanuel , Perezlindo Lucas 
Published: April 2024

Objetivos: Comunicar los resultados funcionales y radiográficos en seis pacientes con fractura “en pico de pato” (beak fracture) y realizar una revisión de la bibliografía.
Materiales y Métodos: Se evaluaron los resultados funcionales (escala de la AOFAS) y radiológicos en seis pacientes (3 hombres y 3 mujeres; edad promedio 35.6 años). El tiempo promedio transcurrido entre la lesión y el ingreso en el quirófano fue de 2.83 h. Se realizó la rama vertical del abordaje lateral extendido. Se fijó con tornillos canulados y macizos de 3,5; 4,0 o 4,5 mm solos o combinados con placas de 3,5 y 2,7 mm bloqueadas.
Resultados: Después de un seguimiento de entre 8 y 24 meses, todos los pacientes tenían signos francos de consolidación. Al ingresar, todos presentaban signos de sufrimiento de partes blandas sin signos de necrosis. El puntaje de la escala de la AOFAS fue de 82,4 (5, buenos y 1, regular). Las complicaciones fueron: una infección profunda y pérdida de la reducción en el mismo paciente.
Conclusiones: Las fracturas “en pico de pato” pueden generar complicaciones de partes blandas si no son tratadas de manera urgente, debido al compromiso inicial de partes blandas. La reducción abierta y la fijación con tornillos y placas es el sistema de fijación más estable.
Germinación y crecimiento de Porcelia mediocris y Compsoneura trianae en Arosemena Tola, Napo, Ecuador
Authors: Abril-Saltos Ricardo Vinicio , Tapia-Tamayo Andre Leandro , Pillco-Herrera Briggitte Mayerli , Quishpe-Lopez Johnny David , López Katherine Pamela , Sarabia Danilo Pedro 
Published: April 2024

Introducción. Las especies silvestres son importantes en el ecosistema, estas requieren el desarrollo de técnicas que permitan su preservación. Objetivo. Determinar las características de germinación in situ y ex situ y el crecimiento en campo de las especies Porcelia mediocris N.A. Murray y Compsoneura trianae Warb. en Arosemena Tola, Napo, Ecuador. Materiales y métodos. El estudio se realizó entre 2019 y 2020, se colectaron semillas en el bosque primario de P. mediocris y C. trianae. Se desarrollaron pruebas de germinación en invernadero y en bosque primario, se midió la emergencia de las semillas, crecimiento en bandeja y se aplicó un análisis de varianza entre los sitios de ensayo. Las plántulas fueron trasplantadas en tres diferentes coberturas de suelo en el Centro de Enseñanza, Investigación y Productividad de la Amazonía, se tomaron medidas de crecimiento en altura, diámetro del tallo, número de hojas y supervivencia, se elaboraron las curvas de crecimiento y se realizó un análisis de varianza en las medidas finales de crecimiento entre las diferentes coberturas. Resultados. En P. mediocris, las plantas desarrolladas en invernadero reportaron menos días a la emergencia (67,6),pero las desarrolladas en la cobertura guabas tuvieron mayor altura (19,45 cm) y porcentaje de germinación (70 %) al final de la prueba. En C. trianae las plantas desarrolladas en el sitio de colecta tuvieron mayor altura (13,38 cm) y número de hojas al final de la evaluación. En el crecimiento en campo no hubo diferencias entre las diferentes coberturas, y tuvo una supervivencia del 47 % en P mediocriss y 75 % en C. trianae. Conclusiones. En la germinación P. mediocris, reportó mejores porcentajes de germinación en la cobertura guabas y C. trianae tuvo mayor crecimiento en el bosque primario, sin que el sitio de germinación influyera en el crecimiento posterior al trasplante en ambas especies.
Reporting Indigenous Women's Resilience at Wounded Knee through the Journalism of Susette Bright Eyes La Flesche
Authors: Taylor Michael P. , Purse Ballard Rebecca 
Published: April 2024

AbstractThis essay recovers the newspaper writings of the Omaha journalist Susette Bright Eyes La Flesche as the first Indigenous woman to publish about the 1890 Wounded Knee Massacre. Her eyewitness accounts challenge mainstream histories of the massacre that focus largely on frontier violence and Indigenous death by rewriting Wounded Knee as a place of Indigenous resilience and of an Indigenous community bound together by the rights and responsibilities of kinship. By prioritizing the stories of surviving Indigenous women and girls, Bright Eyes's reporting speaks to and becomes a precedent for ongoing acts and discourses of Indigenous activism, feminism, resurgence, and self-determination.
Larsson, Remade: A Computational Perspective on the Millennium Trilogy in English
Authors: Berglund Karl , Allison Sarah 
Published: April 2024

AbstractStieg Larsson's Millennium trilogy is part of a global hypercanon of popular fiction and thus a major commercial enterprise. In the translation of these works, the author and translator are joined by a host of shadowy figures—the source language publisher, scouts, literary agents, target language publishers, editors, and proofreaders—who transform the texts for a particular readership. This essay connects the market-oriented metamorphosis of paratext with substantial alterations to literary content itself. It is based on a computational study of the novels in Swedish and English that singled out major alterations to paragraph meaning and length across the three novels. The study showed that about 6.3% of the paragraphs have been cut or shortened by at least 30%. These extensive changes reveal a process of creative remaking, in which published works become raw content to be reshaped by commercial expectations and the demands of high production speed.
The diagnostic concordance between micro real-time PCR and Lowenstein Jensen (LJ) media assays for pulmonary tuberculosis detection with associated clinical characteristics
Authors: Khutade Kalpesh , Patil Samiksha , Shah Harshada , Patel Hirenkumar 
Published: April 2024

Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious disease that can affect various parts of the body, with lung infections being the most common cause. In this study, drug susceptibility testing (DST) using LJ media was compared to Truenat testing to detect rifampicin resistance in sputum smear-positive cases with related clinical characteristics. The Vedantaa Institute of Medical Sciences conducted a laboratory-based study from July 2023 to December 2023, enrolling 102 clinical isolates. Sputum smears with acid-fast bacilli were cultured in LJ medium, isolated, and grown with rifampicin for resistance observation and a correlation with Truenat.The study found that individuals aged 21–30 had the highest prevalence of TB. The highest detection ratio was shown in the Below Poverty Line (BPL) at 84.2%, and Rifampicin (RIF) resistance was detected at 75%. A TB positive ratio of 68.4% were found to be both alcoholic and smoker population and 42.1% were found to have asthma and liver disease, no Rifampicin (RIF) resistance was detected in both the population. In HIV patients 50% RIF resistance was detected. MTB coinfections were observed in 68.4% of pneumonia patients. The LJ culture test had 95% sensitivity and 100% specificity for MTB detection, while the Truenat test had 100% sensitivity and 100% specificity for both MTB testing and MTB/RIF resistance detection.Demographic, clinical, and social variables, including alcoholics and smokers, asthma and liver disease, hypertension, diabetes, and co-infection with pneumonia, were the main factors for pulmonary tuberculosis patients. Micro-real-time PCR has higher clinical sensitivity for MTB detection, while conventional tests predict rifampicin resistance.
Personal protective equipment (PPE) and Hand hygiene training sessions: Knowledge and perceptions in the current COVID pandemic
Authors: Singh Sweta , Sahu Chinmoy , Dubey Akanksha , Ghoshal Ujjala 
Published: April 2024

: The rise of cases of the infectious COVID -19 pandemic has led to significant burden on healthcare settings. : The current study tried to evaluate the knowledge, perceptions and experiences of Health care workers (HCW) towards a well-executed PPE and Hand Hygiene (HH) training before and after attending the sessions : Study was planned for a period of twelve months for various HCWs of different departments of the Institute. Every participant was evaluated for pre-test as well as post-test knowledge (cognitive domain) assessment using a pre-structured format along with demonstration (psychomotor domain). : A total of 535 HCWs were included for the study. Statistically significant (P &#60; 0.001) increase in post test score was noted in different domains of learning of Faculty, residents and Nurses group. The mean pre-test and post test score was significantly higher for Critical care units (CCU) as compared to other units. The difference in overall scores for various parameters in pre and post training was as follows: 5.2 for MCQs,2.5 for PPE OSPE,5.1 for HH OSPE and13.1 for total scores. : HH and PPE training sessions will impart knowledge and confidence to HCWs working in hospitals for better patient care as well as infection control practices.
Comparative study of body fluid cytology using cytocentrifuge and ordinary centrifuge
Authors: Roy Madhuri , Wakkar Darshana 
Published: April 2024

The detection of numerous bacterial, fungal, or viral illnesses as well as malignancies is aided by the cytologic study of bodily cavity fluids. The focus of this study is on the type of malignant cells, their distribution and preservation of morphology, cell yield, and comparing the outcomes for positive cases.: To assess the utility, sensitivity and compare the results obtained by cytocentrifuge (Pr0Cyt.LED4) with those of conventional centrifuge in cytodiagnosis in Tertiary Care Hospital. A prospective investigation was carried out using ascitic, pleural, cerebrospinal, and other bodily cavity fluid samples that were split equally and centrifuged simultaneously at predetermined parameters in an ordinary centrifuge and a cytocentrifuge.For cytodiagnosis, 100 samples were examined. With a p-value less than 0.05, the results demonstrated a statistically significant difference between the two approaches. According to this comparison study, the cytocentrifuge preparation outperforms the ordinary centrifuge in terms of cell yield, well-preserved cell morphology, and ability to pick up malignant cells, hence enhancing its sensitivity and improving its diagnostic use.
A study of squash smear cytology in the diagnosis of non-glial lesions in GMKMCH, Salem
Authors: Yeganathan Sarasa Bharathi , Thenmozhi M  
Published: April 2024

Squash cytology is a rapid, inexpensive and accurate method of diagnosing intracranial lesions. Glial tumors are the most commonly encountered lesions whereas the Non-Glial lesions remain to be less explored. The distribution and detailed study of cyto-morphological features of Non-Glial lesions will lead to better diagnostic conclusions and effective managements. To analyze the distribution of Non-glial lesions using Squash cytology and to emphasize the potential of CNS smears in accurate diagnosis of Non-glial lesions. This was a retrospective study conducted over a period of one year from November 2019 to November 2021 in 30 cases. Samples of Non-glial lesions obtained from the Department of Neurosurgery were studied using Squash cytology method and confirmed with histopathology.: Out of the 30 cases studied, 2 cases were of non-neoplastic inflammatory lesions, 2 of them were cystic lesion, 19 cases were benign, 3 were malignant lesions and 4 cases were of metastatic origin. Meningioma was the most common benign tumor. Pediatric patients had more number of small blue round cell tumors. Meningioma is the most common Non-glial tumor, followed by schwannoma. Metastasis is seen in elderly patients and pediatric cases presented with small round blue cell tumors. Squash cytology has a highly significant positive correlation with final histopathological diagnosis.
Adenoid cystic carcinoma of the male breast: Case report and review of literature
Authors: Jagtap Sunil Vitthalrao , Jagtap Shubham S , Goswami Nidhi , Desai Neha , Tamberi Manasi 
Published: April 2024

Male synchronous bilateral breast cancer of Adenoid cystic carcinomaACC) is extremely rare.: A 84-year-old male presented with a simultaneously, bilateral, rapidly growing lump in breast of three months duration. Physical examination right breast, revealed a single subareolar mass measuring 3.4 x 3 x2.8 cm. It was firm to hard, well-defined mass with retraction of nipple. The left breast mass was firm tender, measuring 3.1x2.5x2.1cm with irregular margins. Bilateral lymphadenopathy was noted. Sonommamography was suspicious of neoplastic lesion with secondary changes. The FNAC reported as positive for carcinoma cell of bilateral breasts. The bilateral modified radical mastectomy was done. On histopathology, we reported as bilateral breast cancer of Adenoid cystic carcinomasolid, cribriform, tubular pattern, grade III in right breast and ACC with areas of invasive breast carcinoma and neuroendocrine features in left breast. All 24 right and left axillary lymph nodes were negative for metastesis. On immunohistochemistry staining tumor cells were negative for Estrogen Receptor, progesterone receptor, HER2/neu oncogene. ACC of breast is a rare subtype of breast cancer. We present extremely rare case of male synchronous bilateral breast cancer of ACC for its clinical manifestations, radio imaging, and histopathological features.
Dual lesions in thyroidectomy, unravelling the enigma of thyroid collision tumors: A rare case report
Authors: Hegde Akanksha , Mirza Atira , Shankar Amrutha B 
Published: April 2024

Follicular adenoma (FA) of the thyroid gland is a benign, solitary, encapsulated tumor. It shows microfollicular and macrofollicular growth patterns. Papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC) is the most common thyroid malignancy and follicular variant is the most common subtype of PTCs. They have tumor cells arranged in follicular pattern which exhibit nuclear features of papillary carcinoma. Here we present a remarkable case of a patient who was clinically diagnosed as multinodular goiter, TIRADS 2 (not suspicious) by ultrasonography and Fine needle aspiration cytology report was given as a benign adenomatoid nodule. However, histopathological examination revealed the unexpected coexistence of both follicular adenoma and PTC.
Recent global health concerns: An imminent challenge
Authors: Gholap Sonali Sopan , Mani Amit , Sachdeva Shivani , Manaktala Harpreet , Sodhi Jasleen 
Published: April 2024

Global health focuses on the healthcare requirements of individuals all around the world. Resolving these various health concerns necessitates a collaborative and multidisciplinary approach. Understanding the interconnectedness of these concerns enables healthcare professionals all across the world to work on comprehensive solutions that promote health equity and improve population well-being.
Любительский театр в социокультурном контексте: система связей функционирования любительского театра и общества
Authors:   Белгородский государственный институт искусств и культуры, Рашина Татьяна Олеговна 
Published: April 2024

В статье рассматриваются особенности формирования и динамика развития театрального любительства в России. Выявляются институциональная специфика любительского театрального творчества, принципы формирования современной системы связей любительского театра с другими социальными институтами. На основании анализа театроведческой, историко-культурной литературы по теме исследования, а также анализа научно-исследовательских работ и интервью с современными режиссерами, искусствоведами, культурологами, высказываний облеченных государственными полномочиями должностных лиц по проблеме исследования и нормативно-правовой базы в сфере театрального искусства автор приходит к следующим выводам: 1) пройдя многовековой путь развития, любительский театр сформировался как социокультурный институт, решающий социально значимые для общества задачи, прежде всего, по воспитанию личности и ее интеграции в социальную среду; 2) ослабление государственного влияния на деятельность малой сцены в последние десятилетия обусловило создание новой, динамично развивающейся системы межинституциональных связей театрального любительства с общественностью.
Clinical results of fixation of syndesmosis rupture using simultaneously syndesmotic screw and suture button in case of high fibular fracture (case clinical series)
Authors: Nikiforov D. A. , Panin M. A. , Protsko V. G. , Borgut R. D. 
Published: April 2024

Introduction. Fractures of middle and upper part of the fibula combined with syndesmosis rupture is a subtype of malleolar fracture, characterized by technical difficulties in reposition and fixation, and often bad prognosis. Goal.The goal of our research was to make an analysis of the literature, related to the problem of fixation of syndesmosis rupture in conjunction with fractures of middle and upper part of the fibula, and to represent case series of such patients treated with our method - combined syndesmosis screw and suture-button.Materials and methods. A comprehensive literature search was conducted in the electronic databases PubMed, Embase, Google Scholar, The Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews CyberLeninka. Also we treat 3 patients with our method – combined syndesmosis screw and suture-button, and analyse short-term, middle-term and long term results of such treatment strategy. Results. Analysis of literature revealed that isolated use of suture button in situation of fixation of syndesmosis rupture in conjunction with fractures of middle and upper part of the fibula, do not provide stabilization of fibula in cranio-caudal and saggital plane. In such cases combined syndesmosis screw and suture-button usage could be beneficial. In our small case series we get good to excelent results.Discussion. Until now there is no consensus regarding best treatment option for syndesmosis rupture in conjunction with fractures of middle and upper part of the fibula. This type of fracture is accompanied by multi-directional instability of the distal fibula. Isolated usage of syndesmosis screw and suture-button has a number of restrictions.Conclusion. Сombined syndesmosis screw and suture-button usage could improve the results of treatment in such category of patients, hasten rehabilitation, provide better functional result, and decrease risk of complications.