bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Cheval comme tu nous tiens !
Authors: Molard Agnès 
Published: January 2023

Le thème de ce colloque m’a particulièrement intéressée car j’ai toujours beaucoup d’intérêt et de plaisir à réfléchir et à échanger ma réflexion sur une médiation qui me tient à coeur et que je pratique depuis maintenant 40 ans. Mais lorsque j’en ai connu le titre j’ai été très touchée car j’ai réalisé que je devais partager avec tous ceux qui sont ici le fait d’être chevillée à notre médiateur et qui plus est, pour ma part, est un être vivant doué d’affects et d’émotions et qui m’a tenue et soutenue depuis mon enfance avant de devenir un compagnon de travail. Tout au long de l’évolution de ma profession, il a été un partenaire de soin. Ma pratique a changé au fur et à mesure de mon expérience clinique, de mes formations professionnelles et connaissances éthologiques, de mon évolution personnelle, du travail analytique… Mais le cheval a toujours été là ! C’est pourquoi, je tiens fortement à l’appellation Thérapie avec le cheval et non équithérapie. L’équitation n’est en soi pas thérapeutique surtout comme elle est encore souvent enseignée, dans la maîtrise et la technique. C’est en compagnie du cheval que le thérapeute aborde ses patients et ce sont les qualités de l’animal et la relation que le thérapeute entretien avec lui qui vont contribuer à en faire un médiateur thérapeutique.
Principes et intérêts de la pratique de l’imagerie motrice en rééducation psychomotrice
Authors: Puyjarinet Frédéric 
Published: January 2023

L’étude de l’imagerie motrice, qui constitue un état cognitif dynamique de représentation interne d’un mouvement à partir d’une perspective égocentrée sans qu’aucun mouvement réel ne soit produit, a connu un développement considérable au cours des deux dernières décennies. Cet article a pour objectif de convaincre les psychomotriciens que la pratique de l’imagerie motrice est compatible avec la rééducation de certains troubles psychomoteurs tels que la dysgraphie développementale ou le Trouble de l’Acquisition de la Coordination (TAC). Il sera donc question d’expliciter au cours de cet article : 1- ce qu’est précisément l’imagerie motrice, 2- les principes qui soustendent ce phénomène cognitif complexe, 3- les conditions nécessaires à sa bonne pratique, et 4- les bénéfices que les psychomotriciens et leurs patients peuvent en tirer. Deux vignettes cliniques viendront illustrer pourquoi et comment utiliser cette technique de rééducation à la fois novatrice et prometteuse : novatrice puisque relativement peu connue de la part des professionnels de rééducation, et prometteuse puisque la mise en place de modalités thérapeutiques basées sur des preuves scientifiquement établies n’est pas monnaie courante en psychomotricité.
L’utilisation de la méthode CO-OP en rééducation psychomotrice
Authors: Madieu Emmanuel , Ruiz Sabrina 
Published: January 2023

La méthode CO-OP (Cognitive Orientation to daily Occupational Performance) a été crée pour la rééducation d’enfants, d’adolescents et d’adultes ayant un Trouble d’Acquisition des Coordinations (TAC, anciennement appelée dyspraxie ou dyspraxie de développement). Elle a été pensée et crée pour proposer une technique de prise en charge alternative à celles existantes dans le domaine de la rééducation des sujets TAC. En effet, une revue de la littérature de 2005 (P olatajko & C antin , 2005) portant sur l’efficacité des méthodes et approches utilisées auprès de ces patients montre une faible efficacité des approches dites « centrée sur le déficit », comprenant la thérapie d’intégration sensorielle, les approches sensori-motrices et la thérapie orientée sur le processus. Les premiers essais, de ce qui allait devenir la CO-OP quelques années plus tard, ont été publiés en 1995 (Polatajko & Al., 1995). La publication de la méthode CO-OP sous sa forme définitive, a été formalisée sous forme d’articles scientifiques dès 2001 (P olatajko & Al ., 2001) aboutissant à un handbook , c’est-à-dire un manuel complet décrivant de manière exhaustive la méthode, en 2004 (P olatajko & M andich , 2004).
Using MOOC to Learn the Python Programming Language
Authors: Sharov Sergii , Tereshchuk Serhii , Tereshchuk Andriy , Kolmakova Vira , Yankova Nadia 
Published: January 2023

The article carries out a quantitative analysis of online courses on learning the Python programming language as of October 2022. Such online platforms as Codecademy, Alison, FutureLearn, Udemy, Edx were considered. The main requirements for software engineers training, as well as features of online courses on learning programming languages were highlighted. The authors analyzed samples of online courses, which were a) generated with an automatic search by the keyword “Python” and b) found manually by relevant thematic sections. The analysis was carried out separately for each sample according to various criteria: a number of courses, an approximate level of student training, the cost of taking an online course, and a possibility of obtaining a certificate/diploma. The largest number of courses on learning Python is presented on Udemy platform. Alison platform offers the fewest number of courses for learning the Python language. All platforms are aimed at different level of student training (beginner, intermediate, advanced). On Alison and Edx platforms, 100% of the courses are free, while on FutureLearn platform, all courses are payable. After completing online courses, students can receive a certificate (all MOOC) and/or a diploma (Alison, Edx). As Python popularity is growing, further research is planned to analyze online courses which are represented on various MOOC and are related to the use of the Python programming language in different areas.
Le ventre et le régime dans l’Antiquité romaine
Authors: Tilloi-d’Ambrosi Dimitri 
Published: January 2023

Résumé : La diététique gréco-romaine énonce de nombreuses règles sur l’alimentation dans le but de préserver l’équilibre du corps. Le ventre tient une place centrale dans les théories médicales antiques. Il est le lieu où se déroule la coction des aliments. Ce processus biologique exerce un impact fondamental sur la santé. Les conseils des médecins pour bien manger doivent donc faciliter la digestion. Le ventre est également concerné par le discours moral qui impose des normes sur cette partie du corps. Le soin porté au ventre est aussi une façon de se conformer aux valeurs romaines.
Modified Computed Tomography Severity Index in Evaluation of Acute Pancreatitis and its Correlation with Clinical Outcome
Authors: Dalal Archana D. , Dalal Yagnya D. , Rana Devang A. 
Published: January 2023

Introduction:
Acute pancreatitis (AP) is one of the most common yet, the most complex and challenging abdominal emergencies encountered by clinicians globally. It runs an unpredictable course. One-fifth of all AP patients develop complications. Many prognostic predictive scoring systems are used for AP. The aim of our study was to evaluate the usefulness of modified computed tomography severity index (MCTSI) scores to predict the need for intensive care unit (ICU) stay, complications, and mortality in patients of AP.

Methodology:
An observational, prospective study was conducted for 1 year. Fifty cases diagnosed as AP were included in this study. Contrast-enhanced computed tomography of the abdomen and pelvis was carried out in all patients. MCTSI was calculated according to CT findings. Patients' demographic details, clinical findings, duration of hospital stay, complications, and interventions were recorded. SPSS version 26.0 was used for statistical analysis.

Results:
A total of 50 patients were enrolled in the study. The mean age was 43.34 years. Total hospital stay was 9.02 ± 6.47 days, mean ward stay was 6.08 ± 2.73, and mean ICU stay was 2.94 ± 4.7 days. Five deaths were reported. There was a significant correlation between the necessity of ICU admission and grade of pancreatitis. There is significant correlation with age and ICU stay (r = 0.344, P = 0.014), age and ward stay (r = −0.340, P = 0.016), total duration of hospital stay and MCTSI score (r = 0.742, P = 0.000), duration of ward stay and MCTSI score (r = −0.442, P = 0.001), and strong correlation with duration of ICU stay and MCTSI score (r = 0.869, P = 0.000). A higher MCTSI score was significantly associated with the presence of local as well as systemic complications and with death (P = 0.0001).

Conclusion:
Grading by modified CT severity index has a significant direct correlation with the necessity of ICU admission, duration of ICU stay, and total duration of hospital stay. A modified CT severity index can be used to predict the possibility of developing local and systemic complications as well as the need for interventions. Modified CTSI is a reliable predictor of clinical course and outcome in cases of acute pancreatitis.
Delays and disruptions in breast cancer care due to coronavirus disease-2019 pandemic
Authors: Gupta Ankita , Yadav Budhi Singh , Vamsi Gade Venkata Krishna , Rana Diksha , Bharti Divya , Dahiya Divya 
Published: January 2023

PURPOSE:
This study aimed to identify and categorize the delays and disruptions in breast cancer care and its impact on disease outcome during the first wave of the coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.

METHODS:
Patients with newly diagnosed or relapsed breast cancer who were treated between May 2020 and March 2021 were evaluated. Patients who had experienced COVID-19 related delays in cancer diagnosis or treatment initiation and/or disruption in ongoing treatment were included for analysis. All delays in cancer diagnosis, surgery, or a delay/disruption in radiotherapy or systemic therapy for each patient were identified. The reasons for delays and disruptions were evaluated. Any modification (s) in ongoing treatment, failure to complete planned treatment, and the effect on disease status were noted.

RESULTS:
Of the 415 eligible patients with breast cancer, we identified 70 (15.5%) patients who experienced COVID-19-related delay in diagnosis, or a delay or disruption in cancer-directed therapy. Forty (57.1%) patients experienced delays in initiation of their breast cancer treatment and ongoing treatment was disrupted in 30 (42.9%) patients. Majority of the delays (17, 42.5%) and disruptions (17, 60%) were noted in chemotherapy. The median duration of treatment delays was 156 days (interquartile range [IQR] 82–209 days) and that of treatment disruptions was 90 days (IQR 48–261 days). Logistic constraints were responsible for majority of the delays and disruptions. Overall, 32 (45.7%) patients suffered cancer upstaging or progression.

CONCLUSION:
We observed significant rates of disease progression among patients with breast cancer who suffered treatment delays and disruptions during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. It is critical to identify and characterize these unprecedented delays and their impact to alienate them in the present and future surges, and to inform strategies to overcome the long-term oncological consequences of the pandemic.
Usability of medication event reminder monitoring system and other determinants to improve the adherence to anti-tuberculosis drugs among patients of tertiary care hospital, Hyderabad
Authors: Bala Sudha , Aravind B. Manoj , Kadas Shashanka , Pandve Harshal , Shukla Sneha , Rajesham A. , Arnipalli Haritha 
Published: January 2023

INTRODUCTION:
Novel strategies to improve the adherence to anti-tuberculosis (TB) drugs include the digital adherence technology for monitoring these patients. The purpose of the study is to determine the acceptability and satisfaction of the medication event reminder monitoring system (MERMS) by the patients and to assess various determinants among adherent and nonadherent groups.

MATERIALS AND METHODS:
A facility-based cross-sectional study was undertaken among the drug-sensitive TB patients of a TB unit where the MERMS box was issued to them on a pilot basis under the national program. These were assessed on a validated scale of 11 questions graded on a 5-point Likert scale for the usability of MERMS box and various determinants among adherent and Nnonadherent groups were assessed.

RESULTS:
A total of 126 patients were included in our study with high satisfaction scores for the usage of the MERMS box. There was 89.7% adherence and 10.3% Nonadherence with this and the determinants found to be statistically significant were the large distance of the center from home, loss of daily wages, any of the family problems, Having insufficient money for performing regular investigations, fear of side effects of drugs, social stigma attached, travel cost, long waiting periods at DOTS center, and any toxicity of drugs being experienced.

CONCLUSIONS:
The usability of MERMS can be enhanced by bringing changes in the font of printed labels and operation instructions and the removal of social stigma can improve adherence.
Cytogenetic analysis of autistic children with down syndrome features
Authors: Hegde Rajat , Hegde Smita , Joshi Pooja , Gataraddi Santoshkumar , Kulkarni Sujayendra , Kadkol Gurushantappa , Kulkarni Suyamindra S. , Das Kusal K. , Gai Pramod B. 
Published: January 2023

INTRODUCTION:
Autism is a heterogeneous neurodevelopmental disorder that influences a child's ability to think, learn, communicate, and interact socially and possess behavioral problems. It has also been observed to be associated with several medical conditions, including certain chromosomal disorders like Down syndrome (DS). Several studies have shown autistic individuals with DS. The main objective of the present study is to screen for chromosomal abnormalities in autistic children with DS characteristics in the North Karnataka population, India.

MATERIALS AND METHODS:
Chromosome analysis of peripheral blood of four DS children with autistic characteristics was performed to examine the chromosomal abnormalities, which were confirmed by fluorescent in situ hybridization.

RESULTS:
Childhood Autism Rating Scale score was calculated initially to assess the severity of autism. All four cases were found to have autism with DS. Out of four cases, three (75%) were found to be trisomy 21 and 1 (25%) had a trisomy 21 mosaic condition.

CONCLUSION:
Our study confirms the chromosomal abnormality present in autistic children with DS characteristics and these findings will contribute in several ways to the diagnosis and treatment of the genetic cause of autism with other comorbidities or vice versa.
Determinants of malnutrition among under five children
Authors: Bagewadi Vaishali , Sumita L. A. , Kharde Sangeeta 
Published: January 2023

INTRODUCTION:
Malnutrition has become the most common nutritional disorder, and it is one of the main reasons for under-five mortality and morbidity worldwide. In India itself, more than one-third of the global malnourished children are existing. More than half of the children below 3 years are considered underweight among these. It is considered one of the most burning issues, and the common effect of malnutrition is in the form of late physical growth and intellectual development. The aim of this study was to assess the determinants of malnutrition among under-five children.

STUDY DESIGN:
This was a cross-sectional study with a key informant interview to identify the determinant factors of malnutrition. Four hundred and sixty children with their mothers were participated in the study. Odds ratio with a 95% confidence interval was used to identify the determinants of malnutrition among under-five children using multivariate logistic regression.

RESULTS:
Among 460 children, more than half of the children, 249 (54.13%), was malnourished. Of these 249 children, 142 were female, while 107 were male. Mother's age, religion, family size, and family income were significantly associated with malnutrition (P < 0.05).

CONCLUSION:
Malnutrition was higher in female children than male children, and a proper girl child care and educating the mothers regarding the importance of nutrition for their children help overcome the malnutrition problem in our locality.
Vertigo in pediatric age group
Authors: Swain Santosh Kumar , Prusty Pragnya Paramita , Zombade Vedanti 
Published: January 2023

BACKGROUND:
Vertigo is a morbid symptom among children. However, children rarely experience vertigo, a clinical condition that has received less research than the adult group.

OBJECTIVE:
This study aimed to evaluate vertigo among pediatric age group on the basis of the clinical and neurotological profiles.

MATERIALS AND METHODS:
There were 78 children manifesting with giddiness or vertigo, who attended vertigo clinic at a tertiary care teaching hospital between March 2019 and April 2022.

RESULTS:
Of 78 children, 30 (38.46%) were boys and 48 (61.53%) were girls. In this study, the average age of the participating children was 11.8 years. Of the 78 children, 10 (12.82%) children were of preschool age, 22 (28.20%) children were of elementary school age, and 46 (58.97%) children were in the adolescent age group. The most common cause of the vertigo was vestibular migraine in pediatric age (30.76%). The most common associated symptom with vertigo was nausea and vomiting.

CONCLUSION:
There are various etiologies for vertigo. The most common etiology for vertigo in children is vestibular migraine. Children may show same types of clinical presentations. The treatment of vertigo in children should be individualized as per the diagnosis.
Standardization of Rasagandhi mezhugu
Authors: Shyamala Rajkumar , Reena Viswan Lilly , Lekha George Suseela , Amsaveni Sakkarabani , Sathiyarajeswaran Parameswaran 
Published: January 2023

Background:
Rasagandhi mezhugu (RGM) is the higher order Siddha formulation comprising of mercury, arsenical compounds, minerals and herbs and is indicated for chronic diseases like Megarogam, Kiranthi, Puttrunoi, etc.

Objectives:
The objective of the present investigation was to standardize the formulation of RGM.

Materials and Methods:
The organoleptic characters such as color, appearance, taste, and odor were noted. RGM was screened for moisture content, total ash value, water-soluble ash, acid-insoluble ash, alcohol-soluble extractive value, water-soluble extractive value, microbial load, and specific pathogen to estimate the quality of the study drug.

Results:
The outcomes of the physiochemical analysis of RGM were found to be within standard limits. RGM is free from specific pathogens such as Escherichia coli, Salmonella, Pseudomonas, and Staphylococcus aureus. The overall safety regarding heavy-metal content was assured by quantifying the metal content using inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy. The high-performance thin-layer chromatography fingerprint of RGM was generated.

Conclusion:
The results attained from the study could be used as a reference for setting limits for the quality assurance and quality control of Rasagandhi mezhugu.
Standardization of Crateva religiosa G. Forst. leaf by pharmacognostical studies
Authors: Mohanapriya Ramu , Venkata Ratina Kumar Thiyagarajan , Sunil Kumar Koppala Narayanan 
Published: January 2023

Background:

Crateva religiosa belongs to the family Capparaceae or Capparidaceae commonly known as Caper family. Leaves are used as stomachic, tonic, effective counter irritant, antirheumatic, and rubefacient.

Objective:
The present study aimed to investigate the pharmacognostical and phytochemical parameters of C. religiosa G. Forst. fresh leaves.

Materials and Methods:
Pharmacognostical, physicochemical, and phytochemical parameters were determined according to the standard procedure.

Results:
Macroscopical evaluation showed that the leaves were ovate or broadly elliptical with acute base and exstipulate with the entire margin. Leaves are smooth, with densely reticulate venation. The quantitative constants such as epidermal number, stomatal number and index, palisade ratio, vein islet, and termination number were determined. The powder microscopic investigations were carried out, and the characters were studied and documented. Phytochemical studies included physicochemical analysis, preliminary phytochemical analysis, UV–Vis spectroscopy, and high-performance thin-layer chromatography.

Conclusion:
The identified parameters will be useful for authentication and quality control of the drug.
MORAL AND GENDER IDENTITY IN THE STORY OF THE BUTTERFLY IN THE MOSQUE
Authors: Alfiantho Arri 
Published: January 2023

Researchers studied this study using Norman Faiclough's theory of critical discourse analysis. Through this theory, the researcher can carry out critical reflections to dismantle the interests of the analyzer. This study describes how moral identity and gender identity are in short stories on republika online media. The approach used is qualitative to understand phenomena about what the subject of the study experiences for example behavior, perception, motivation, action. The data collection technique is carried out by downloading short stories through the Republika e-paper, then describing, analyzing, and interpreting based on critical discourse analysis techniques. The findings of this study are: there are issues of moral and gender identity that are represented by examining the linguistic level and practice of discourse. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that the study of moral and gender identity can dismantle ideologies and aspects hidden in short story texts by looking at linguistic elements through modalities and metaphors; in the practical dimension of discourse shows that short stories contain elements of moral identity and gender identity in line with the vision and mission of the Republika online media that uphold human and cultural values; Factors that influence the development of moral identity and gender include internal factors, namely factors that exist within the character himself, and external factors, namely factors that exist outside the character (environment, lifestyle, friendships).
MORAL AND GENDER IDENTITY IN THE STORY OF THE BUTTERFLY IN THE MOSQUE
Authors: Febria Rhani , Muliastuti Liliana , Rasyid Yumna 
Published: January 2023

Researchers studied this study using Norman Faiclough's theory of critical discourse analysis. Through this theory, the researcher can carry out critical reflections to dismantle the interests of the analyzer. This study describes how moral identity and gender identity are in short stories on republika online media. The approach used is qualitative to understand phenomena about what the subject of the study experiences for example behavior, perception, motivation, action. The data collection technique is carried out by downloading short stories through the Republika e-paper, then describing, analyzing, and interpreting based on critical discourse analysis techniques. The findings of this study are: there are issues of moral and gender identity that are represented by examining the linguistic level and practice of discourse. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that the study of moral and gender identity can dismantle ideologies and aspects hidden in short story texts by looking at linguistic elements through modalities and metaphors; in the practical dimension of discourse shows that short stories contain elements of moral identity and gender identity in line with the vision and mission of the Republika online media that uphold human and cultural values; Factors that influence the development of moral identity and gender include internal factors, namely factors that exist within the character himself, and external factors, namely factors that exist outside the character (environment, lifestyle, friendships).