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Doing good for organization but feeling bad: when and how narcissistic employees get prone to shame and guilt
Authors: Khawaja Kausar Fiaz , Sarfraz Muddassar , Khalil Mahmoona 
Published: August 2023

AbstractAs competition for gaining high-profit margins and survival among organizations (in the situation caused by COVID-19) grows, the number of business scandals or unethical pro-organizational behavior (UPOB) increases simultaneously. The current study investigates the mediating role of employees' UPOB and the moderating role of organizational change between narcissism and guilt/shame. Data were collected from 272 employees of the Pakistani telecom sector using a temporally segregated research design based on three-time lags. The analysis was performed using the statistical software AMOS 20, SPSS 20, and MACRO PROCESS. The results found that vulnerable and grandiose narcissism could have an adverse impact on employees’ UPOB. This type of behavior mediates the relationship between vulnerable, grandiose narcissism and guilt/shame. In addition to this, organizational change moderates the relationship between vulnerable narcissism and UPOB. Lastly, in contrast, grandiose narcissism is negatively related to guilt and shame.
Life-saving emergency surgery due to delayed massive hemothorax 7 days after fall injury: a case report
Authors: Ichinokawa Hideomi , Sowa Takashi , Suzuki Mikiko , Suzuki Kenji 
Published: August 2023

Abstract
Background
Delayed hemothorax after thoracic trauma complicates approximately 7.4–36% of blunt traumas. Cases of delayed hemothorax that suddenly increase and require surgery are rare. We report a case of delayed massive hemothorax that was not relieved by vascular embolization but was successfully treated with surgery.

Case presentation
The patient was a 45-year-old man. He was rushed to the emergency room after falling from the 4th floor, and he underwent emergency surgery. The patient was weaned off the ventilator on postoperative day (POD) 3 but had bleeding of 500 ml/h from his left chest drain on POD 7. We initially performed intrathoracic angiography for the bleeding. Bleeding from the 9th and 10th intercostal arteries was confirmed. Although vascular embolization was performed, 6 h later, 500 ml/h of bleeding was observed again from the drain, and emergency surgery was performed. We performed ligation of the left 9th and 10th intercostal arteries and intrathoracic hematoma removal. The patient was weaned off the ventilator 14 days after the second surgery and was transferred for rehabilitation on day 50.

Conclusions
It is necessary to constantly monitor chest drainage and hemodynamics, especially within 7 days after injury, and to consider the possibility of emergency surgery.
LncRNA EBLN3P Facilitates Osteosarcoma Metastasis by Enhancing Annexin A3 mRNA Stability and Recruiting HuR
Authors: Wang Shengtao , Zeng Xinxin , Gui Peng , Xu Shujuan , Li Zhaoxu , Chen Dongxu 
Published: August 2023

Abstract
Background
Osteosarcoma (OS) represents a common type of bone cancer. Long non-coding RNAs (LncRNAs) have shown their potential in therapeutic modalities for OS. This study’s purpose was to reveal the action of lncRNA EBLN3P on OS growth and metastasis and its mechanism.

Methods
Expressions of EBLN3P/Hu antigen R (HuR)/Annexin A3 (ANXA3) were determined by RT-qPCR/Western blot. Proliferation/migration/invasion of OS cells were assessed via CCK-8/Transwell assays after interfering EBLN3P/ANXA3/HuR. The co-localization of EBLN3P/ANXA3/HuR cells was observed by FISH/immunofluorescence assays. Interplays among EBLN3P/ANXA3/HuR and the half-life period of ANXA3 were assessed by RNA immunoprecipitation/RNA pull-down/RNA stability experiment. The nude mouse xenograft model was established, followed by EBLN3P treatment to assess the function of EBLN3P on OS.

Results
EBLN3P/ANXA3 was highly expressed in OS cells. Silencing EBLN3P or ANXA3 limited the proliferation/migration/invasion of OS cells. Mechanically, EBLN3P/ANXA3 can bind to HuR, and EBLN3P enhanced ANXA3 mRNA stability by recruiting HuR, thus facilitating OS cell growth. Upregulated HuR or ANXA3 counteracted the suppressive action of silencing EBLN3P on OS cells. In vivo experiments revealed facilitated tumor growth and metastasis in vivo fomented by EBLN3P through manipulation of HuR/ANXA3.

Conclusions
EBLN3P enhanced proliferative/migrative/invasive potentials of OS cells via increasing ANXA3 mRNA stability and protein level by recruiting HuR, which provided new potential therapeutic targets for OS clinical treatment. EBLN3P and ANXA3 might have potential roles in OS diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis. This study provided a theoretical reference for further clinical research in tumor surgery.
Routine Use of a Standardized Mastectomy Diagram by Surgeons Improves Accuracy and Timeliness of the Final Pathological Report
Authors: Seto Andrew , Pass Alexandra , Babkowski Robert , Volpicelli Elgida R. , Cheng Zandra , Pass Helen A. 
Published: August 2023

Abstract
Background
Accurate and timely assessment of pathology specimens is critical for patient care and oncologic management. This study aimed to determine whether a standardized mastectomy diagram would facilitate communication among surgeons and pathologists and improve pathologic processing.

Methods
A prospective quality improvement study was conducted over a continuous 12-month period. During the first 6 months, usual pathologic processing of mastectomy specimens was performed per standard department protocol. In the second 6 months, a standardized mastectomy diagram was completed at the time of surgery, noting the location and preoperative pathologic diagnosis of all benign and malignant lesions. An analysis of covariance was used to compare the number of breast lesions identified and the number of days between specimen receipt and the date of the final pathology report between each group.

Results
Time from specimen receipt to final pathologic report decreased from a mean (± SE) of 8.3 ± 0.7 days in the usual processing group to 6.1 ± 0.6 days with the use of the standardized mastectomy diagram, for a between-group difference of 2.1 days (95% confidence interval [CI] 0.3–4.0; p = 0.02). The number of lesions identified increased from 1.8 ± 0.2 to 2.6 ± 0.2, for a between-group difference of 0.8 (95% CI 0.1–1.5; p = 0.02).

Conclusion
A standardized mastectomy diagram completed at the time of surgery improves the quality of pathologic processing. The diagram, which serves as a mastectomy lesion map, assists lesion localization, enhances accuracy, and reduces time to final pathology report.
Three successful pregnancies after kidney transplantation with long-term graft survival: case report
Authors: Pazik Dorota , Kosecka Katarzyna , Rudziński Patryk , Cieślik Aleksandra , Jargieło Anna , Kosieradzka Karolina , Adamowicz Dominik , Stańczyk Justyna , Łopuszyńska Inga , Meliksetians Astrik 
Published: August 2023

Pregnancies after kidney transplantation are considered high risk. Preconceive care is crucial for favorable mother-fetal outcome but also for good renal graft function.
Herein, we report a case of kidney transplant recipient secondary to lupus nephritis with three consecutive successful pregnancies and excellent graft function after 16 post-transplant years. Preconception care included two protocolar biopsies performed prior to immunosuppressive treatment modifications. No signs of rejections were found in either biopsy, no additional treatment was necessary, and the patient was safely converted from mycophenolate mofetil to azathioprine. First pregnancy was naturally conceived, its course was uncomplicated and a healthy female newborn wasdelivered via vaginal birth. Within one year after delivery the patient presented proteinuria, borderline changes were found in the biopsy of allograft and were treated with immunosuppression augmentation and ACEI. At 7th post implantation year, after surveillance biopsy showing no signs of rejection and appropriate pharmacotherapy adjustments, second pregnancy occurred from in vitro fertilization (IVF). It was complicated with deep vein thrombosis, intrauterine growth restriction and premature birth in 32nd week of gestation. Three months after delivery, the patient conceived spontaneously, third pregnancy course was uncomplicated. Close follow up, including protocol and indication biopsies, allowed to preserve excellent graft function in the context of multiple immunosuppressive treatment adjustments. Here we present a case where natural conception and in vitro fertilization intertwine without harming the transplanted organ.
Poisoning with methanol and other non-beverage alcohols - an analysis of the issue based on hospitalizations in department of toxicology
Authors: Sosnowska Weronika , Brzozowska Aleksandra , Tchórz Michał , Radoniewicz–Tchórz Anna , Tkaczyk Rafał , Tomczyk Jakub , Świątek Gabriela , Trusz Kornelia , Wanat Iwona 
Published: August 2023

Introduction: Poisonings with non-beverage alcohols remain a significant problem in contemporary toxicology. Due to the large quantity and severe course of intoxications with methanol, the authors of this study focused primarily on poisonings with this substance. Methanol is widely used in industry. Its toxicity is attributed to its metabolites - formaldehyde and formic acid. Poisonings with methanol often lead to the patient's death due to a wide range of complications associated with progressive metabolic acidosis.
Material and Methods: The study is of a retrospective nature. It involved the analysis of medical records of patients admitted to the department of toxicology in 2022 after the consumption of non-beverage alcohols, with a particular focus on methanol. Data on the number of individuals admitted due to non-beverage alcohol intoxication between 2018 and 2022 was also analyzed.
Results: Over the last 5 years (2018-2022), 36 individuals were hospitalized in the Clinical Toxicological-Cardiological Department due to non-beverage alcohol poisoning, with 16 (44.4%) cases involving methanol. In the year 2022, the department admitted 10 individuals aged 18 to 68, and 5 (50%) of them consumed methanol. Among the hospitalized, 90% were male, and 60% came from rural areas. Deliberate intoxications accounted for 70% of the cases. Four hospitalizations (40%) resulted in patient death. All deaths were associated with methanol intoxication.
Conclusions: Non-beverage alcohol is often used by people with alcohol dependence syndrome. Among non-beverage alcohols, patients most often reached for methanol. Its consumption is associated with a high mortality rate and should be taken very seriously and treated immediately.
Causas de morte e reabilitação de cetáceos no sudeste-sul do Brasil registrados através do monitoramento sistemático de praias
Authors: Pontalti Mônica , Silva Barreto André , Galletti de Almeida Lorena , Del Rio do Valle Rodrigo , Chupil Henrique , Volkmer de Castilho Pedro 
Published: August 2023

Os projetos de monitoramento de praia são uma importante ferramenta utilizada no licenciamento ambiental para avaliar impactos de diferentes atividades humanas no ambiente costeiro e marinho. Uma das atividades realizadas por estes projetos é o resgate e reabilitação de animais, incluindo os cetáceos. Este estudo analisa os casos de reabilitação de cetáceos feitos pelo Projeto de Monitoramento de Praias da Bacia de Santos (PMP-BS) entre os anos de 2016 a 2019. O PMP-BS percorre diariamente cerca de 2100km de costa ao longo do litoral sudeste-sul brasileiro com a finalidade de registrar tetrápodes marinhos e reabilitar os animais vivos quando possível. No período analisado, foram registrados 4531 encalhes de 27 espécies de cetáceos. A grande maioria correspondeu a animais mortos (99%, n=4482) e apenas 1% (n=49) foram encontrados vivos. Para avaliar os padrões de causas de morte optou-se por utilizar apenas necropsias realizadas em carcaças mais frescas (n=863). As causas de morte antropogênicas foram as mais frequentes (n=270; 93%), estando principalmente ligadas ao sistema respiratório, possivelmente causadas por afogamento derivado de interações com artefatos de pesca. Dos animais encontrados vivos, 36 foram levados para bases de reabilitação, mas 32 acabaram vindo a óbito, a realização de uma eutanásia foi necessária e apenas três espécimes tiveram sucesso na reabilitação e foram reintroduzidos na natureza. A espécie mais frequente foi Pontoporia blainvillei, tanto nos exemplares mortos (n=2178) quanto vivos (n=18). Os resultados obtidos por projetos de monitoramento são importantes devido à sua padronização dos esforços e protocolos de atividades, e servem para direcionar pesquisas de campo dedicadas, destacando o valor dos registros precisos e contínuos de encalhes. Mesmo considerando que a quantidade de animais retornados para o ambiente foi reduzida, o aprendizado com os animais enviados para tratamento é de grande importância para casos de reabilitação futuros.
Palavras-chaves: Encalhes, Cetáceos, Reabilitação, Conservação, Monitoramento.
Zakat Accountability Optimization (Study on the National Amil Zakat Agency, Grobogan Regency, Central Java)
Authors: Ilahi Viliana Nanda , Satibi Ibi 
Published: August 2023

Purpose: This study aims to describe zakat management from the point of view of optimizing zakat accountability.
Methodology: The object of this study is the Badan Amil Zakat Nasional (BAZNAS) Grobogan District with informants from the Organizers of Zakat and Waqf District Department of Religion Grobogan, BAZNAS Grobogan District, muzaki, and mustahik who live in the Grobogan District. This study uses a qualitative approach. Data collection techniques include interviews, observation, and documentation. The results of the data study are more regarding the interpretation of the data found in the field.
Findings: Research results show that BAZNAS Grobogan District has fulfilled elements of optimizing zakat accountability. However, the accountability of zakat on BAZNAS still needs to be optimal in terms of performance and finance. Three factors support the optimization of BAZNAS zakat accountability: socialization and coordination of effective institutional, good coordination with other institutional zakat managers, and strengthening human resources through additions and institutional capacity training. Three-factor inhibitor optimization of BAZNAS zakat accountability, namely performance and administration of SOPs not yet functional, HR in the fields and IT need to be more adequate, and the collection of zakat needs to support Regional Regulations fully.
Novelty: This study finds its novelty in locus, time, methodology, and variables. Locus from study This is BAZNAS Grobogan District as the object. This is because there has yet to be research at BAZNAS Grobogan District. Qualitatively study This critic.

Keywords: Optimization, Management, Accountability, Zakat, BAZNAS
Designing Marketing Communication Strategy in the New Normal Era at Cafe Apung Rowo Klampok in Senggreng Village Sumberpucung District Malang Regency
Authors: Pratiwi Fitri Retnowati , Kriyantono Rachmat , Prasetyo Bambang Dwi 
Published: August 2023

Cafe Apung Rowo Klampok is a floating-themed cafe located in the village of Senggreng, Sumberpucung District, Malang Regency. The establishment of cafes, coffee shops, and similar ventures has become one of the developments in the creative economy by capitalizing on existing opportunities. Meanwhile, the shift in lifestyle within society has transformed cafes into places of entertainment and an integral part of daily life, attracting entrepreneurs to explore cafe businesses. Consequently, numerous cafes have emerged in various regions, including in Senggreng. During the Covid-19 pandemic, Cafe Apung Rowo Klampok did not possess a marketing communication strategy to compete with its competitors. Marketing communication strategy is a crucial aspect for the successful operation of any business. This study aims to design a marketing communication strategy suitable for Cafe Apung Rowo Klampok in the New Normal Era using the SWOT analysis. This descriptive qualitative study adopted a constructivist paradigm and the SWOT analysis. The café’s factors were rated using the IFAS and EFAS matrices. The weighted scores were then used to ascertain the cafe’s position, which, in this case, places the café in Quadrant I, implying the need to apply an aggressive growth policy. The café is recommended to focus on utilizing its strengths and capitalizing on available opportunities as marketing strategies. The alternative strategies applicable to this cafe in the New Normal Era involve developing and enhancing both offline and online promotional efforts across various social media platforms, and leveraging technological advancements for marketing purposes, such as providing online delivery services.
Fiber-reinforced polyvinyl alcohol hydrogel via in situ fiber formation
Authors: Guo Zheng , Wang Zebo , Pan Wei , Zhang Jintao , Qi Yu , Qin Yajie , Zhang Yi 
Published: August 2023

Abstract
Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) hydrogels have been extensively investigated for drug release, artificial cartilage, biosensing, and other applications owing to their good chemical stability, biocompatibility, high water absorption, and ease of processing. However, the conventional hydrogel preparation method is complex and energy-intensive, and the mechanical performance of the pure PVA hydrogel is poor, which severely limits its application in related fields. In this study, a PVA hydrogel was functionally modified using polybutylene succinate (PBS) nanofibers prepared using in situ fiber-forming technology to fabricate a PBS-enhanced PVA composite hydrogel. The strength of the PBS/PVA hydrogel fabricated in this study is 3.88 MPa, which is 4.94 times that of the pure PVA hydrogel; thus, the strength of the hydrogel was effectively improved. The hydrogel preparation method used in this study is novel and straightforward. Moreover, the resulting materials are biodegradable and non-toxic. Compared to conventional methods, this method has the advantages of conserving resources and being environmentally friendly.
Stress, depression, and anxiety among undergraduate nursing students in the time of a pandemic
Authors: Chernomas Wanda M. , Shapiro Carla R. , Plohman James C. , Rabbani Rasheda 
Published: August 2023

Abstract

Introduction
Emerging literature reports on the challenges faced by nursing students internationally during the pandemic as they continue their education. The aim of this mixed methods study was to examine stress, depression, and anxiety among undergraduate nursing students at a Canadian university during the pandemic.

Theoretical Frameworks
Stress and coping and trauma theories informed this study.

Methods
Mixed methods included an online questionnaire composed of the Depression Anxiety Stress scales (DASS), sociodemographic data, and quality of life items with open-ended questions.

Results
Sample included 280 participants. Mean scores for depression and stress were in the mild level, for anxiety in the moderate level; 24 , 37 and 23 % of the sample had scores of severe or extremely severe for depression, anxiety, and stress respectively. Written comments reflected the impact on participants’ relationships, motivation, struggles with remote learning, perceived heavy workloads, and impact on health and self-care, while some described positive experiences, including improved study habits.

Discussion
Uncertainty, isolation, sudden and ongoing changes with program delivery and a variety of psychosocial losses, helped to explain the distress many shared. The disconnect between reported levels of use of mental health services and the higher levels of mental distress raises the question of access to and use of these services.

Implications for an International Audience
The importance of developing and maintaining effective coping, including a support system, and committing to healthy self-care during challenging times was reinforced.

Conclusions
This difficult time for nursing students emphasized the need to ensure attention to student well-being and mental health during their foundational educational experiences.
Unraveling the dynamics of English communicative motivation and self-efficacy through task-supported language teaching: a latent growth modeling perspective
Authors: Xu Jian , Qiu Xuyan , Yang Lei 
Published: August 2023

AbstractDespite the importance of task-supported language teaching (TSLT) in developing L2 speaking and listening skills, existing literature fails to trace the changes in L2 learners’ affective responses longitudinally during this type of instruction. After collecting three waves of questionnaire data, the present study explores how 60 L2 learners’ English listening- and speaking-related motivation and self-efficacy changed during a nine-week course of instruction at a university in China. Latent growth modeling was used to analyze questionnaire data. The results show a significant increase in students’ intrinsic motivation and self-efficacy in L2 listening during task implementation in contrast to a decrease in their extrinsic L2 listening motivation in TSLT classrooms. Learners with higher English proficiency tended to have better listening self-efficacy, and changes in L2 speaking motivation and self-efficacy were not salient. Implications for teaching and learning L2 listening and speaking are also discussed.
Discovery of oncogenic ROS1 missense mutations with sensitivity to tyrosine kinase inhibitors
Authors: Iyer Sudarshan R , Nusser Kevin , Jones Kristen , Shinde Pushkar , Keddy Clare , Beach Catherine Z , Aguero Erin , Force Jeremy , Shinde Ujwal , Davare Monika A 
Published: August 2023

AbstractROS1 is the largest receptor tyrosine kinase in the human genome. Rearrangements of the ROS1 gene result in oncogenic ROS1 kinase fusion proteins that are currently the only validated biomarkers for targeted therapy with ROS1 TKIs in patients. While numerous somatic missense mutations in ROS1 exist in the cancer genome, their impact on catalytic activity and pathogenic potential is unknown. We interrogated the AACR Genie database and identified 34 missense mutations in the ROS1 tyrosine kinase domain for further analysis. Our experiments revealed that these mutations have varying effects on ROS1 kinase function, ranging from complete loss to significantly increased catalytic activity. Notably, Asn and Gly substitutions at Asp2113 in the ROS1 kinase domain were found to be TKI‐sensitive oncogenic variants in cell‐based model systems. In vivo experiments showed that ROS1 D2113N induced tumor formation that was sensitive to crizotinib and lorlatinib, FDA‐approved ROS1‐TKIs. Collectively, these findings highlight the tumorigenic potential of specific point mutations within the ROS1 kinase domain and their potential as therapeutic targets with FDA‐approved ROS1‐TKIs.
Foreign trade relations of Hungary with China: A global value chain perspective
Authors: Gáspár Tamás , Sass Magdolna , Koppány Krisztián , Bi Shulei 
Published: August 2023

AbstractTrade analysis for open economies is strategically important. Even though Hungarian trade relations are oriented towards the EU, the direct and indirect influence of Asia, mainly China, needs special attention. The paper focuses on direct bilateral relations between Hungary and China. The global value chain perspective enables the research to detect inter- and intra-industry dependencies and unfold and compare the industry focuses and dynamics of backward and forward linkages between 2000 and 2018. We used a mixed methodology, combining input-output analysis with company case studies based on a wide range of literature both from Chinese and East-Central European researchers. The findings support the significance of global value chain relations, highlight the restructuring of Hungarian trade relations with China over the past twenty years, and indicate the strong concentration of relations in terms of the number of companies.