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Peningkatan Keterampilan dan Produktivitas Kewirausahaan Remaja serta Edukasi Pencegahan Covid 19 Melalui Video Pembelajaran di Panti Asuhan Aisiyah Kota Bukittinggi
Authors: Anis Ali , Putra Hari Setia , Akmal Atika Ulya , Novariza Rika , Artha Dwirani Puspa , Azmi Rafli Gumanda , Zulkarnain Aidilia 
Published: December 2022

Sebagai salah satu lembaga informal yang bergerak dalam pelayanan sosial anak, Panti Asuhan Aisyiyah yang terletak di Kota Bukittinggi mempunyai peran untuk memberikan pelayanan bagi anak yang memiliki kesulitan dalam pemenuhan kebutuhan jasmani, rohani dan sosial. Secara umum ditemukan permasalahan yaitu pengelola panti asuhan belum menemukan kegiatan yang bisa menjadi peluang usaha bagi santri untuk mengasah keterampilan dan belum memiliki pengetahuan dasar terkait usaha pencegahan penyebaran covid 19. Salah satu yang populer saat ini adalah menghasilkan produk bernilai daya jual dari barang bekas maupun sampah rumah tangga. Solusi yang diberikan adalah memberikan pelatihan kerajinan tangan, workshop dasar pemasaran menggunakan media online dan edukasi pencegahan covid 19. Kegiatandiikuti oleh 40 orang santri. Hasil yang dicapai adalah para santri (1) memiliki bekal keterampilan kerajinan tangan art creativity, (2) pengetahuan dasar pemasaran dan strategi serta kiat untuk menjadi wirausaha muda, dan (3) memiliki pengetahuan dalam usaha pencegahan penyebaran covid 19. Diharapkan para santri mendapatkan peningkatan keterampilan dan menjadi produktif dan kreatif serta bisa menjadi wirausahawan. Juga dapat membentuk rasa profesionalisme santri dalam mengembangkan usaha dan rasa memiliki terhadap hasil wirausaha.
Mental and Spiritual Impacts of Children Victims of The 2018 Earthquake in Lompio Village, Sirenja District, Donggala Regency
Authors: Saguni Fatimah , Zahir Zahir , Rusdin Rusdin 
Published: December 2022

This study discusses the mental and spiritual impact of children victims of the 2018 earthquake victims in Lompio, Sirenja District, Donggala Regency. The objectives of this study are to know the Mental Spiritual form of the 2018 Earthquake victim children and mental spiritual recovery strategies for victim children. This study also discusses the supporting and inhibiting factors in the mental spiritual recovery of the victim children in the area. This f research used a case study approach. The study showed that the children experienced negative feeling due to trauma caused by the earth quake catasthrophy. Such negative feelings invluded fear, anxiety, fear of praying at the mosque, and lack of interest to continue farmingl. However, there was also a positive impact of the catastrhophy becuase the children become more religius by practicing islamic teaching regularly such as praying and helping fellow friends. For mental strategy recovery, the local government implemented Al-hikmah method with a divine approach and the al-mauidzatil hasanah method. More actors were involved in the recovery program such as local government officials, village government, NGOs, formal education teachers, Islamic religious teachers, parents, and other community-related parties.
A New Compact FSIW Fed Dielectric Resonator Antenna for Millimeter Wave Band Applications
Authors: Fakhte Saeed , Matekovits Ladislau 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
A new waveguide feeding scheme of a rectangular DRA based upon the folded substrate integrated waveguide concept is presented. The most important characteristics of this antenna are a good radiation efficiency of above 87% at high frequencies which antenna operates and half transverse size of its feeding in comparison with other waveguide feeding schemes such as SIW and rectangular waveguide. The simulated results show an impedance bandwidth of 6.7% from 25.25 to 27 GHz and a good gain of at least 5 dB for this range.
Educational trends in biomedical signal processing
Authors: Barabás Zsolt Albert , Germán-Salló Zoltán 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Biomedical Engineering programs are present at many universities all over the world with an increasing trend. New generations of biomedical engineers have to face the challenges of health care systems round the world which need a large number of professionals not only to support the present technology in the health care system but to develop new devices and services. Biomedical Engineering supports patient diagnosis and treatment by installing, testing, calibrating and repairing biomedical equipment; training users; maintaining safe operations. Also, approves new equipment by conducting tests, ensuring adherence to codes and making modifications. This paper presents a solution for biomedical signal processing education, involving real signal acquisition and computer-based processing. The acquired signals also allow a lot of post processing procedures to be implemented in an educational form/way.
Patient Prediction Through Convolutional Neural Networks
Authors: Sunal Cagatay , Kouhalvandi Lida 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This paper presents a methodology for predicting the lung diseases of patients through medical images using the Convolutional neural network (CNN). The importance of this work comes from the current SARS-CoV-2 pandemic simulation where with the presented method in this work, pneumonia infection from healthy situation can be diagnosed using the X-ray images. For validating the presented method, various X-ray images are employed in the Python coding environment where various libraries are used: TensorFlow for tensor operations, Scikit-learn for machine learning (ML), Keras for artificial neural network (ANN), matplotlib and seaborn libraries to perform exploratory data analysis on the data set and to evaluate the results visually. The practical simulation results reveal 91% accuracy, 90% precision, and 96% sensitivity making prediction between diseases.
Assessing the efficiency of using a local hybrid of rye for broiler chickens aged 1–42 d, with emphasis on performance and meat quality
Authors: Ciurescu Georgeta , Vasilachi Andreea , Lavinia Idriceanu , Dumitru Mihaela , Reta Drăghici 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This study was conducted to test the hypothesis that a new rye hybrid produced in Romania (Suceveana variety) could not impair the performance and meat quality of broiler chickens. A total of 360-day-old male Ross 308 broiler chicks (40.1±2.3 g) were randomly assigned to 3 dietary treatments replicated 6 times having 20 birds per replicate. Experimental diets were formulated to replace 25 and 50% of corn with rye (RYE 25 and RYE 50, respectively) as energy-yielding sources, whereas the control diet (CON) was 100% corn-based. All diets were formulated to be isocaloric and isonitrogenous, with similar total lysine and total sulfur amino acids. The results indicated similar outcomes of the local rye hybrid to commonly used corn-containing diets in terms of performance and carcasses. There were no differences in fundamental physicochemical (i.e., pH, protein, fat, moisture) or textural attributes of breast muscles due to dietary treatment, as well. However, the substitution of corn with rye reduced (P = 0.008) abdominal fat associated with an increase in CIE color (P< 0.001). Thus, the Suceveana rye hybrid can be included in broiler diets, from hatching to day 42, without any adverse effects on the bird’s performance.
Effect of agro-industrial by-products on inflammation and oxidative stress using an in vitro cell model
Authors: Marin Daniela Eliza , Bulgaru Cristina Valeria , Pistol Gina Cecilia 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Agro-industrial by-products can play an important role in the animal feeding, being an alternative to conventional raw materials. These two wastes can be considered as important sources of bioactive compounds that can be used in animal feed with multiple benefits for animal health. This study has investigated the anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant in vitro capacity of grape seed and sea buckthorn meals, as waste resulted from the oil industry in order to be used in swine nutrition. The in vitro study was realised on swine peripheral blood mononuclear cells challenged with LPS and treated or not with grape seed meal and sea buckthorn meal extracts. Our results show that both extracts have the capacity to attenuate the inflammation and oxidative stress induced by LPS. The effect induced by the grape seed meal extract was in majority of cases more important than of the sea buckthorn, this effect might be due to a different composition in bioactive compounds (polyphenols, PUFA etc) of the two extracts.
Potential and challenge assessment of tannin extracts from black tea in male rabbits fed contaminated diet by Mycotoxins
Authors: Abdulhussein Aseel Adnan , Dakheel Mohammed Munis , Quijada Jessica 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The focus of this research was to investigate how tannin extract from black tea influenced the hematological and histopathological evaluations of male rabbits fed a mycotoxin-contaminated feed, including 17 ppb aflatoxin, 5 ppb ochratoxin and 2 ppb fumonisin. A total of 28 local male rabbits were allocated into four groups, the first of which was a control group. The second was fed a Mycotoxin-contaminated meal. The third was given a Mycotoxin feeding with tannin extracts (125mg/mL per head) administered orally, while the fourth was fed a Mycotoxin contaminated diet with tannin extracts (250 mg/mL per head) given orally. The findings revealed that tannin extracts seemed to have a significant positive impact on haematological results, particularly RBCs and WBCs, throughout the period; however, the 250 mg/mL dose showed no significant differences in Hb levels. Nonetheless, as compared to the Mycotoxin group, the histopathological sections of tannin extract demonstrated a reduction in the toxicity of the Mycotoxin diet on the liver and kidney tissues; conversely, the tissue sections of the control animals showed no abnormalities. In male rabbits fed contaminated Mycotoxin diets, tannin extract from black tea was found to have a favourable impact on hematological activities and vital organs such as the liver and kidney.
Measuring service quality delivered to undergraduate students at a public university in South Africa
Authors: Enakrire Blessing , Lubbe Sam , Ohei Kenneth Nwanua 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The conceptualised and critically examined the thinking behind the quality of services rendered to undergraduate students at a state-owned institution in South Africa. The population was 106 and 106 questionnaires were administered and 87 were returned. The approach used for this study was a quantitative and a survey research method using a questionnaire to elicit information from the third-year undergraduate students of the Business Management Department at the University was followed. Findings from the study revealed that modern facilities were used to deliver quality services of teaching, research, and supervision of students. Many respondents attested to study guide materials at the Department of Business Management. Some of the students have issues with languages such as isiZulu, isiXhosa, and isiNdebele. Several recommendations were made which include: the need to have efficient, effective, and quality services delivered on a regular basis. The need to have more recent and diverse materials that could meet the broad needs of the students. The study made credence on effective and efficient services rendered by lecturers at different intervals in teaching, learning and supervisory roles. Improved consultation hours of lecturers and tutors could assist students’ inadequacy in study and materials required.
The impact of financial inclusion on national development and national financial system stability
Authors: Ratnawati Kusuma , Prabandari Sri Palupi , Kurniasari Irma 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This study seeks to understand the relationship between financial inclusion, national development, and the stability of the national financial system in Indonesia. The data collected in this study is a secondary data that includes the data of the number of commercial bank accounts, number of commercial banking service offices, number of general credits, average income, population welfare, goods and services production, and number of credits of 34 provinces throughout Indonesia, from 2015 until 2019. A dynamic statistic panel Model of the Generalized approach of Moments (GMM) is used for data analysis. The results of this research showed that financial inclusion has a significant negative influence on national development, but it can increase the national financial stability system. This is possible due to the diversity of demography, economic condition, and geographical condition in each province of Indonesia.
Detection and localization of hyperfunctioning parathyroid glands on [18F]fluorocholine PET/ CT using deep learning – model performance and comparison to human experts
Authors: Jarabek Leon , Jamsek Jan , Cuderman Anka , Rep Sebastijan , Hocevar Marko , Kocjan Tomaz , Jensterle Mojca , Spiclin Ziga , Macek Lezaic Ziga , Cvetko Filip , Lezaic Luka 
Published: December 2022

AbstractBackgroundIn the setting of primary hyperparathyroidism (PHPT), [18F]fluorocholine PET/CT (FCH-PET) has excellent diagnostic performance, with experienced practitioners achieving 97.7% accuracy in localising hyperfunctioning parathyroid tissue (HPTT). Due to the relative triviality of the task for human readers, we explored the performance of deep learning (DL) methods for HPTT detection and localisation on FCH-PET images in the setting of PHPT.Patients and methodsWe used a dataset of 93 subjects with PHPT imaged using FCH-PET, of which 74 subjects had visible HPTT while 19 controls had no visible HPTT on FCH-PET. A conventional Resnet10 as well as a novel mPETResnet10 DL model were trained and tested to detect (present, not present) and localise (upper left, lower left, upper right or lower right) HPTT. Our mPETResnet10 architecture also contained a region-of-interest masking algorithm that we evaluated qualitatively in order to try to explain the model’s decision process.ResultsThe models detected the presence of HPTT with an accuracy of 83% and determined the quadrant of HPTT with an accuracy of 74%. The DL methods performed statistically worse (p < 0.001) in both tasks compared to human readers, who localise HPTT with the accuracy of 97.7%. The produced region-of-interest mask, while not showing a consistent added value in the qualitative evaluation of model’s decision process, had correctly identified the foreground PET signal.ConclusionsOur experiment is the first reported use of DL analysis of FCH-PET in PHPT. We have shown that it is possible to utilize DL methods with FCH-PET to detect and localize HPTT. Given our small dataset of 93 subjects, results are nevertheless promising for further research.
Plasma sICAM-1 correlates with tumor volume before primary radiochemotherapy of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma patients
Authors: Clasen Kerstin , Welz Stefan , Faltin Heidrun , Zips Daniel , Eckert Franziska 
Published: December 2022

Abstract

Background
Biomarkers are of major interest to optimize diagnosis, prognosis and to guide treatment in head and neck cancer patients. Especially blood-based biomarkers appear promising as they can be easily collected and repeatedly analyzed during the course of radiochemotherapy.

Patients and methods
At first, for a broad overview, multiple immune markers were evaluated in six plasma samples of three head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) patients at the beginning and the end of radio-chemotherapy. In this pre-selection, the soluble Intercellular Adhesion Molecule 1 (sICAM-1) appeared most promising. Thus, this marker was measured in multiple samples (n = 86) during treatment and follow-up in a cohort of eleven patients and correlated with tumor features and clinical data.

Results
We found a strong correlation between the initial levels of sICAM-1 in the plasma and the gross tumor volumes of the primary tumor and the involved lymph nodes. However, during the course of treatment no systematic dynamics could be identified. Toxicity or infections did not seem to influence sICAM-1 concentrations.

Conclusions
sICAM-1 appears to reflect the pre-treatment total tumor burden (primary tumor and involved lymph nodes) in head and neck tumor patients. However, it does not seem to be a dynamic marker reflecting response during radiochemotherapy. Thus, if our findings are confirmed in future, sICAM-1 could be used as a staging marker: if high sICAM-1 levels but low tumor burden are found it might be reasonable to intensify staging investigations to rule out further, yet undetected, tumor sites.
STATUS HUKUM KEPERDATAAN BAYI TABUNG DAN HUBUNGAN NASABNYA DITINJAU DARI HUKUM ISLAM DAN KITAB UNDANG-UNDANG HUKUM PERDATA
Authors: Ramadhani Muh Firda , Septiandani Dian , Triasih Dharu 
Published: December 2022

<p>Bayi tabung merupakan sebuah keberhasilan dari kerjasama antara pakar kedokteran dan pakar farmasi, dimana mereka mengawinkan sperma dan ovum di luar rahim dalam sebuah tabung yang sudah dipersiapkan. Setelah terjadi pembuahan, barulah di tempatkan ke dalam rahim seorang wanita. Yang menjadi masalah dalam hal ini adalah nasab bayi yang dilahirkan melalui proses teknik bayi tabung tersebut sehingga hal tersebut memicu timbulnya masalah yang pelik di mata hukum Islam dan Kitab Undang-Undang Hukum Perdata. Rumusan masalah dalam penelitian ini adalah bagaimana status hukum keperdataan bayi tabung dan hubungan nasabnya ditinjau dari Hukum Islam dan Kitab Undang-Undang Hukum Perdata dan bagaimana implementasi aturan hukum mengenai teknologi bayi tabung di Indonesia. Penelitian ini menggunakan jenis penelitian yuridis normatif, spesifikasi penelitian deskriptif analitis, dan metode analasis data yaitu dengan menyederhanakan data ke dalam bentuk yang lebih mudah dibaca dan dipahami serta dimengerti. Hasil penelitian dalam hukum Islam memandang bahwa anak yang lahir dari bayi tabung hukumnya adalah anak sah jika benih yang digunakan dari orang tuanya yang terikat perkawianan yang sah. Sedangkan dalam KUHPerdata belum ada hukum yang mengaturnya, sehingga status hukum keperdataan bayi tabung masih belum jelas. Dalam hukum positif di Indonesia hanya mengatur mengenai proses bayi tabung belum mengatur mengenai nasab anak yang dilahirkan melalui proses teknik bayi tabung.</p>
Transverse myelitis after Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine: illustrative case
Authors: Mathew Ezek , Williamson Julie , Mamo Lois , Dickerman Rob 
Published: December 2022

BACKGROUND
Transverse myelitis is a rare neurological occurrence with varied presentation. Imaging is necessary to properly diagnose this condition; however, identifying the cause of this condition may often be difficult.

OBSERVATIONS
An otherwise healthy patient presented to the clinic with peculiar neurological symptoms without an obvious underlying cause. Imaging evidenced no significant structural defects but did lead to discovery of cord enhancement compatible with a diagnosis of transverse myelitis. Corticosteroid treatment was initiated rapidly to address this pathology, and the patient recovered without deficits. To identify the underlying cause, patient medical history was reviewed thoroughly and compared with existing literature. Previous tuberculosis infection could be a less likely cause of the neurological symptoms. However, recent vaccination with the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccine could be a more likely cause of the transverse myelitis, which has been rarely reported.

LESSONS
Transverse myelitis after COVID-19 infection has been an escalating phenomenon. However, transverse myelitis after COVID-19 vaccination is a rare occurrence that is also on the rise. Given the increased rates of vaccination, transverse myelitis should not be overlooked as a potential pathology, due to the severity of neurological impairment if this condition is not treated rapidly.
Rescue in vitro maturation may increase the pregnancy outcomes among women undergoing intracytoplasmic sperm injection
Authors: Qin Dan-Yu , Jiang Hua-Hua , Yao Qing-Yun , Yao Wen , Yuan Xiao-Qiong , Wang Yi , Deng Tao-Ran , Du Yao-Yao , Ren Xin-Ling , Guo Na , Li Yu-Feng 
Published: December 2022

IntroductionTo investigate whether rescue in vitro maturation (R-IVM) improves the reproductive outcomes among women undergoing intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI) after one oocyte retrieved cycle.MethodsBetween January 2019 and December 2020, 2602 women who underwent ICSI in the Reproductive Medicine Center of Tongji Hospital, Wuhan, China, were included in our retrospective cohort study. There were 2112 women undergoing only ICSI and 490 women with R-IVM followed by ICSI. The intermediate reproductive outcomes and pregnancy outcomes were assessed, including the number of normally fertilized embryos, number of cleaved embryos, number of good-quality embryos, number of day-3 available embryos, number of embryos cultured past day-3, number of blastocysts, number of available blastocysts, biochemical pregnancy, miscarriage, clinical pregnancy and live birth. The perinatal outcomes were also assessed, including preterm birth and birth weight. The abovementioned outcomes were also calculated for in vivo matured and R-IVM oocytes separately in women undergoing ICSI with R-IVM group.Result(s)Compared with the women who underwent only ICSI, those who underwent ICSI with R-IVM had higher numbers of MII oocytes, normally fertilized embryos, cleaved embryos, day-3 available embryos, embryos cultured past day-3, and higher oocyte maturation rate, available embryo rate than women undergoing only ICSI. Additionally, we found that women undergoing ICSI with R-IVM had an increased chance of clinical pregnancy (adjusted OR=1.50, 95% CI: 1.17–1.93) and cumulative live birth (adjusted OR=1.35, 95% CI: 1.07–1.71). After propensity score matching (PSM), the cumulative live birth rate was 60.1% for women undergoing ICSI with R-IVM versus 54.9% for women undergoing only ICSI (OR=1.24, 95% CI: 0.94–1.63). The reproductive outcomes were also significantly different when calculated for in vivo matured and R-IVM oocytes separately in women undergoing ICSI with R-IVM group. All live births from R-IVM embryos were healthy and without malformations or complications.ConclusionR-IVM may improve the reproductive outcomes of women undergoing ICSI. It may also provide a reference for the safety of R-IVM. This study maybe support a routine application of R-IVM among patients who intend to undergo ICSI.