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Ultrasonographic detection of cranial cruciate ligament pathology in canine stifles without cranio-caudal instability
Authors: Tsoi Helen , Canapp Sherman , Canapp Debra 
Published: May 2023

Objective
Explore the value of musculoskeletal ultrasound in detecting cruciate ligament pathology
Background
Partial tears of the cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) can be difficult to diagnose due to the lack of instability present on orthopedic examination. Advanced diagnostics would be required for further evaluation. While a common tool in human medicine, MRI is of limited use in canines due to cost and the need for general anesthesia. Musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSK-US) can be performed without anesthesia but there are no current studies to date evaluating its usefulness in detecting partial tears of the cruciate ligaments
Evidentiary value
This is a retrospective case series (n=32) of dogs that underwent diagnostic MSK-US of the stifle who later had a surgical procedure (stifle arthroscopy/arthrotomy) to evaluate the intra-articular space.
Methods
Medical records were evaluated between May 2014 - April 2020 for canines with clinically stable stifles that underwent both an MSK-US of the stifle followed by stifle surgery. Ultrasound findings of the CCL were compared to surgical findings (considered gold standard).
Results
Compared to arthroscopy, ultrasound was a very sensitive test in detecting CCL pathology however it is less specific. Its sensitivity (SN), specificity (SP), positive predictive value (PPV) and negative predictive value (NPV) were 100%, 58.3%, 81.5%, and 100% respectively.
Conclusion
MSK-US is a non-invasive test that can be performed with little to no sedation. Using a high frequency 18-5MHz linear transducer, MSK-US is a sensitive test for detecting partial CCL injuries in dogs and may aid in its diagnosis for canines without stifle instability and be useful in guiding treatment. As it is less specific, arthroscopy would be necessary to further confirm the intra-articular pathology.
Application
Diagnostic MSK-US is a non-invasive tool that can be used to detect CCL pathology in the stifle. Its application can help guide treatment recommendations prior to a more invasive diagnostic/therapeutic procedure such as surgery or arthroscopy.
Versadoras de son jarocho: cyberoralidad y subversión de género en Decimario (2021), de Evelin Acosta
Authors: Piastro Julia 
Published: May 2023

En las últimas décadas ha surgido en México una generación de jóvenes versadoras de son jarocho que se dedican a la décima, tanto escrita como improvisada. Esta generación ha encontrado en las redes sociales una herramienta para hacerse oír y tejer lazos comunitarios en un contexto de creciente globalización. En este artículo, demuestro cómo la joven poeta y músico mexicana Evelin Acosta, en su libro Decimario (2021), pone en cuestión la figura masculina del trovador y los tropos del amor romántico asociados a esta. Su uso de medios impresos y electrónicos retoma elementos de la cultura oral para adaptarlos a las necesidades globales contemporáneas. Concluyo que la divulgación de la décima en medios impresos y electrónicos se ha convertido en una estrategia valiosa para preservar y difundir la versada jarocha, y a la vez para cuestionar la violencia de las estructuras patriarcales en el son tradicional.
Business Strategy to Post-Covid-19 Economic Recovery in Toserba Cempaka, Bali
Authors: Maridah Zannatul , Yuliati Yuliati 
Published: May 2023

UMKM atau Usaha Mikro Kecil dan Menengah merupakan salah satu jenis usaha yang paling produktif di Indonesia hingga saat ini. UMKM di Indonesia memiliki peran yang sangat strategis dan berdampak besar bagi perekonomian nasional. Pesatnya perkembangan UMKM di Indonesia sangat didukung oleh pemanfaatan fasilitas teknologi, informasi dan komunikasi secara optimal. Namun, di masa pandemi COVID-19, perkembangan UMKM sangat tertekan, apalagi saat lockdown diberlakukan. Penelitian ini menggunakan metode penelitian kualitatif dengan pendekatan deskriptif melalui fenomena lapangan. Hasil kajian saat ini yang berjudul “Strategi bisnis pasca pemulihan ekonomi covid-19 di toserba cempaka celukan bawang, Bali” menjelaskan bahwa dalam membangun suatu usaha sangat perlu memperhatikan kondisi internal terutama sumber daya manusia yang kompeten
Keywords: Department Store, MSME Strategy, Covid 19
Tata Kelola Perusahaan dan Pengungkapan Tanggung Jawab Sosial Perusahaan pada Bank Komersial di Indonesia
Authors: Christian Natalis , Putri Afifah Restalia 
Published: May 2023

This study aims to explore the level and nature of corporate social responsibility (CSR) disclosure reporting practices in Indonesian commercial banks, as well as investigate the effect of board characteristics on CSR disclosure in the era of developing economies. Data collection in this study was collected manually from the annual reports of all commercial banks listed on the official website of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) in the period 2017 to 2020, so this research is included in a quantitative approach. Empirical evidence shows that board size and independent directors have a positive effect on CSR disclosure, while board gender diversity has no impact on CSR disclosure levels. Furthermore, the results of the study state that the age of the bank is a significant factor in the spread of CSR disclosure. In addition, the findings show that banks with managerial ownership, foreign share ownership and also state share ownership state extensive and transparent information about CSR activities.
Keywords: Banking, Board Characteristics, Corporate Social Responsibility, Ownership Structure
Religiusitas Pembelian Impulsif dan Stimulus Eksternal Generasi Z dalam Pembelian Online: Studi Kasus Mahasiswa Universitas Jember
Authors: Subagio N. Ari , Shulthoni Moch. , Wilantari Regina Niken , Tijany Pradinda Oktaviasari 
Published: May 2023

This study aims to analyze and test the effect of religiosity and marketing external stimulus on impulsive online purchases in generation Z with respondents namely 75 Islamic Economics students at the Jember University Jember campus from class 2017 - 2019 with years of birth 1997 - 2002. The research used was quantitative method, the sampling technique is purposive sampling technique. Based on the results of the analysis and discussion, there is a significant influence of religiosity and external marketing stimulus on online impulsive purchases for Islamic Economics students at the Jember University Jember campus from class of 2017 – 2019. Students of Islamic Economics Students have a tendency not to make impulsive purchases due to the awareness of the respondents about the importance and influence of Islamic religious religiosity, even with an external stimulus that influences the buying decision which is spontaneously made by the respondent.
Keywords: Religiosity, Impulsive Buying, External Stimulus, Generation Z, Online Buying
Effect of Music Therapy on The Improvement of Clinical Symptoms and Cognitive Functions of Schizophrenia Patients Receiving Risperidone Therapy
Authors: Syamsuddin Saidah , Pabilang Mikael Sri 
Published: May 2023

Background: Music therapy as a non-pharmacotherapy management has not been widely used. Data about effectiveness, ideal number of sessions and types/methods of music therapy have not been widely studied in Indonesia. Therefore, this study was designed to answer these problems so that music therapy can be applied appropriately. Objective : To determine the effect of music therapy on the improvement of clinical symptoms and cognitive function of schizophrenic patients that are receiving risperidone therapy. Methods : This study was an experimental study with comparative analysis. Sampling with consecutive sampling on the population of patients who were hospitalized in the Regional Special Hospital of South Sulawesi Province. The treatment group received risperidone therapy and music therapy (active and receptive) 6-8 sessions with a duration of 45 minutes/session, the control group only received risperidone 2-4 mg/day. The instruments used were the PANSS and the MoCA - Indonesian version, examined in the second and fourth weeks after music therapy. Results: There was a significant difference between the treatment group compared to the control group in decreasing the PANSS score for negative symptoms (p=0.000), general psychopathology (4th week p=0.011) and cognitive function (4th week p=0.000) especially on visuospatial components (p=0.001), attention (p=0.009) and abstraction (p=0.011). There was no significant difference between the treatment group compared to the control group in decreasing the PANSS score for positive symptoms (p=0.0.102) Conclusion: Music therapy can be a non-pharmacological therapy of choice to support the improvement of negative symptoms, cognitive function and general psychopathology in the stabilization phase of schizophrenic patients receiving risperidone.
Queering the Fens: an exploration of land, supernatural, folklore and queer reproduction as art making
Authors: Chantry James 
Published: May 2023

This essay refers to a body of work and research that considers the connections and intersections of the supernatural and Queerness. The project began with an exploration of ghost stories and their connection to repressed sexuality and identity, mediumship and its relationship to transgression of gender. This revealed notions of supernatural Queer male birth and how making art can embody this. A specific personal geographic location: the Lincolnshire Fens became important in its: liminality, landscape, wealth of folklore and connection to Queerness, politics, and the queer body’s relationship to the land. Working in a transdisciplinary manner I have produced charged and evocative time based media, using methods of creation related to mediumship and the supernatural. Particularly: performance, sculpture and drawing, woven into video installations. I have proposed speculative queer futures that challenge hegemony, examine queer identity and celebrate the downright weird.
Multilingualism in Akwaeke Emezi’s Freshwater and Zahra Patterson’s Chronology
Authors: Zlámalová Karolína 
Published: May 2023

Multilingualism is one of marginalised authors’ strategies to express their stories and identities when writing in what bell hooks labelled ‘the oppressor’s language’. It allows them to navigate language imbued with contradictions: the language that connects and provides terminology for some marginalised identities while being infused with various oppressive regimes. This article discusses the forms and roles of multilingualism in two queer life-writing texts: written in English and interwoven with African influences, Akwaeke Emezi’s Freshwater (2018c) is an autobiographical novel; Zahra Patterson’s Chronology (2018) is an experimental autobiographical essay. The scope and the forms of multilingualism differ: in Chronology, a significant part of the text is written in Sesotho; in Freshwater, the passages in Igbo are comparably scarce. Emezi, however, also adopts a non-Western register in the English passages as another strategy of postcolonial writing ‘in character’. The article argues that while the concrete strategies vary, the authors employ multilingualism for similar political and aesthetic purposes: they utilise it to challenge the presumed universality of the Western conceptualisations of identity, gender, and sexuality, to express hybridity and heterogeneity of the narrated identities, and for its potential to create intimacy in the language.
Queering the Schizophrenic Body: Re-orientated nerves
Authors: Kupferschmidt Phyla 
Published: May 2023

In this paper I explore how some insights about queer embodiment can be applied to the subtleties of psychotic experience, introducing a recovery-oriented dialogue between a queer-phenomenological and phenomenological-psychiatric approach. More specifically, I show how some concepts from Sara Ahmed can complement the ipseity-disturbance model, with which Louis Sass and his colleagues have re-introduced phenomenological psychiatry to mainstream schizophrenia research.
Microencapsulation of Garlic Oil with Gelatin and Maltodextrin Encapsulant Using the Coacervation Method
Authors: Fitriyani Elisa , Damayantia Anastasia Devina , Ruwaidaha Listia Aulia , Nabila Shifa Annisa , Fadilah Fadilah 
Published: May 2023

<strong>ABSTRACT. </strong> Garlic Oil is widely used as a raw material for fragrances with volatile active compounds at room temperature. It is easily affected by environmental changes and this problem can be solved by microencapsulation using coacervation methods to protect active compounds. Garlic Oil was encapsulated using gelatin and sodium alginate as coating materia with glutaraldehyde as the crosslinking agent. The purpose of this research was to study the effect of the composition of polymers and the mass of garlic oil on encapsulation characteristics. The resulting microcapsules were analyzed using a digital microscope, SEM, FTIR, and encapsulation efficiency. The result showed that microcapsules have an irregular shape with a textured surface. The FTIR spectrum showed an indication of garlic oil with allicin content in microcapsules. The encapsulation efficiency is 34.23% with a yield of 29.43%.
Special Issue on Human Digital Twin Technology
Authors: Tada Mitsunori , Inamura Tetsunari 
Published: May 2023

With the advancement of information technologies such as the Internet of Things and artificial intelligence, cyber-physical systems are being introduced into society. At the core of these systems is the digital twin, a computer model (twin) of a physical entity built in cyberspace for simulation-based prediction.
Currently, the digital twin mainly targets artificial objects, such as aircraft engines and factories. However, if it can be extended to humans, it could lead to the realization of human-machine cooperative systems and health promotion services, thereby solving social issues stemming from the aging of society. However, humans are the weakest link in the system, and many technical problems remain to be solved, such as realizing the measurement, modeling, and prediction of human behavior, if the human digital twin is to become reality.
This special issue contains 9 papers on developing essential technologies for the human digital twin and constructing human-machine systems for specific applications. The topics covered include learning algorithms, motion measurement and analysis techniques, human perception, system development, and platform software for system development. These clearly show that cross-disciplinary efforts are essential to the realization of the human digital twin.
We thank the authors of the papers submitted for this special issue. We are confident that the information provided by the authors is suggestive and informative for both specialists and non-specialists alike. We also sincerely appreciate the efforts of the reviewers. Their contributions helped to make this special issue possible. We hope that this special issue will catalyze sharing across the boundaries of research fields along the path to realizing a human digital twin.
Coronoid Fracture Reconstruction with Ipsilateral Olecranon Osteoarticular Autograft in the Acute Setting
Authors: Bianco Jake M. , Vopat Matthew L. , Yang Shang-You , Morris Harry A. , Corrigan Chad M. , Hearon Bernard F. 
Published: May 2023

Case:
An 18-year-old male polytrauma patient sustained a high-energy posterior fracture dislocation of his left elbow associated with a comminuted and irreparable O'Driscoll type 2 subtype 3 anteromedial facet coronoid fracture. He underwent early coronoid reconstruction using ipsilateral olecranon osteoarticular autograft with incorporation of the sublime tubercle attachment of the medial collateral ligament and repair of the lateral ulnar collateral ligament. A 3-year follow-up revealed a functional, painless, congruent, and stable elbow.

Conclusion:
Early reconstruction of a highly comminuted coronoid fracture may be a useful salvage option for the polytrauma patient, thereby avoiding complications associated with late reconstruction of posttraumatic elbow instability.
Traumatic Obturator Hip Dislocation in a 9-Year-Old Girl
Authors: Wang Daniel D. , Bora Varun G. , Beauvais Dorothy H. 
Published: May 2023

Case:
We present a case of traumatic anterior obturator hip dislocation in a pediatric patient with a focus on acute management of this injury. The orthopaedic team successfully performed closed reduction of this injury on an emergent basis, and the patient had minimal issues with ambulation and pain at subsequent follow-up.

Conclusion:
Pediatric traumatic hip dislocations are rare injuries with potentially devastating sequelae, particularly if diagnosis and treatment are delayed. Proper technique during closed reduction is essential. Be prepared for potential emergent open reduction. Two years of postinjury follow-up is recommended to monitor for signs of femoral head osteonecrosis.
Assessment of gait in mice using simplified analysis tools.
Authors: Fouda Raghda , Argueta Donovan , O'Daniel Kendall , Peterson Kristen , Sorto Tiffany , Gupta Kalpna 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Gait analysis has received significant attention in many clinical conditions including chemotherapy-induced alterations, degenerative diseases, and hemophilia. Gait changes can be a consequence of physical and/or neural/motor alterations and/or pain. It can provide measurable objective outcomes for following disease progression and the effectiveness of therapy without patient or observer bias. Many devices are available for analyzing gait in clinic. Gait analysis in laboratory mice is frequently used to examine the mechanisms and effectiveness of interventions for movement and pain assessment. However, gait analysis in mice is challenging due to the complexity of image acquisition and analysis of large data sets. We have developed a relatively simple method to analyze gait and validated it using the arthropathy model in hemophilia A mice. We describe artificial intelligence-assisted detection of gait and validation with weight-bearing incapacitance for stance stability in mice. These approaches enable the non-invasive, non-evoked evaluation of pain and the consequent impact of motor function on gait.
Gas Cooled Graphite Moderated and Pressurized Water Reactor the Optimal Choice for Nuclear Power Plants based on a new Group Decision-Making Technique
Authors: khalaf mohammed , sharmi mohammed 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
The aim of this work is to introduce the novel concept of m-polar fuzzy soft set including various types of algorithms and their fundamental operations. We created a mathematical modeling to analyze operational rules and discuss the advantages, disadvantages and natural aspects of algorithms for six types of nuclear power plants. It has been analyzed that emerging trends and the benefits of algorithms are increasing step by step. The suggested modeling with m-polar fuzzy soft set is integrated into the fuzzy mean environment to analyze the effect of the correlation between decision factors on decision results. At the end, a numerical illustration is provided for selecting the best photo to demonstrate the use of generated technique and to exhibit its adequacy.
Corruption in COVID-19 Vaccine Procurement and Distribution: The Case of the COVAX Facility
Authors: Saeed Gul , He Andrea , Kohler Jillian Clare 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Background The COVID-19 pandemic has presented new opportunities for corruption to infiltrate health and pharmaceutical sectors globally, increasing health inequities within and between countries. COVID-19 vaccine procurement and distribution are specific areas that are vulnerable to corruption due to their attraction of large amounts of public and private funding, involvement of a high number of stakeholders, and lack of centralized oversight. We conducted a descriptive, qualitative study of corruption risks and the use of anti-corruption, transparency, and accountability (ACTA) mechanisms in the international COVID-19 vaccine and distribution process.Results We identified 34 academic articles and policy documents and triangulated documentary data with 16 key informant interviews. A review of the literature identified four distinct corruption risks in the international COVID-19 vaccine procurement and distribution process: (1) a lack of transparency and accountability in the operation of the COVAX Facility; (2) a lack of transparency in the vaccine procurement process; (3) a risk of bribery; and (4) a risk of vaccine theft or the introduction of substandard and falsified vaccines at the point of distribution. Key informants further articulated concerns about a lack of transparency in vaccine pricing and vaccine contracts and the exclusion of civil society organizations from the vaccine deployment process. Reported ACTA mechanisms implemented across various levels of the international vaccine procurement and distribution chain focused primarily on transparency mechanisms, including institutional oversight processes, blockchain-based supply-chain solutions, and civil society engagements.Conclusion Emergency responses to public health crises expose institutions, such as governments and international organizations, to high risks of corruption without adequate ACTA mechanisms. Experiences during the COVID-19 vaccine deployment process demonstrate that efforts to improve transparency will be insufficient without commensurate sanctions programs in place.
Leveraging observational data to identify targeted patient populations for future randomized trials
Authors: Lazzareschi Daniel V. , Fong Nicholas , Pirracchio Romain , Mathis Michael R. , Legrand Matthieu 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Randomized controlled trials reported in the literature are often affected by poor generalizability, and pragmatic trials have become an increasingly utilized workaround approach to overcome logistical limitations and explore routine interventions demonstrating equipoise in clinical practice. Intravenous albumin, for example, is commonly administered in the perioperative setting despite lacking supportive evidence. Given concerns for cost, safety, and efficacy, randomized trials are needed to explore the clinical equipoise of albumin therapy in this setting, and we therefore present an approach to identifying populations exposed to perioperative albumin to encourage clinical equipoise in patient selection and optimize study design for clinical trials.