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Evaluación de la Responsabilidad Social Universitaria: una revisión sistemática de literatura
Authors: Santana Murcia Andrés Rodrigo 
Published: January 2022

La Responsabilidad Social Universitaria (RSU) se ha consolidado en las últimas décadas, como el paradigma de la gestión universitaria del siglo XXI (Vallaeys, 2014; Coppa, 2011; Villar, 2009). Numerosos trabajos han intentado hacer una aproximación a una definición general; otros, han analizado la implementación de iniciativas de RSU en distintos contextos, como un aporte a su interpretación y estudio; y algunos más han propuesto esquemas de evaluación de las percepciones y prácticas de RSU en Instituciones de Educación Superior (IES) de diversas latitudes.
El presente trabajo examina los avances en la evaluación de la RSU, dada su importancia para el autodiagnóstico y la generación de procesos de mejora continua en las funciones misionales de formación, investigación, internacionalización y extensión. A partir de la revisión sistemática de literatura (RSL), se presenta un resumen de las publicaciones más relevantes en esta materia, identificando los puntos de encuentro más representativos y ofreciendo una contribución para la construcción de una herramienta de evaluación que se adapte a las necesidades de la sociedad actual. Finalmente, se ofrecen conclusiones acerca del estado del conocimiento y algunas recomendaciones para el desarrollo de nuevas investigaciones en este campo.
Palabras clave: Responsabilidad Social Universitaria; evaluación; autodiagnóstico
Plasma Level’s of Neuregulin-1 in Healthy People
Authors: Zhbanov K. A. , Shchendrygina A. A. , Zheleznykh E. A. , Privalova E. V. , Suvorov A. Y. , Ablyametova A. S. , Fuksman N. F. , Salakheeva E. Yu. , Belenkov Yu. N. 
Published: January 2022

Aim. To determine the median levels of neuregulin-1 (NRG-1; endothelium-derived growth factor and the natural agonist of the ERBB3 and ERBB4 receptors) NRG-1 in healthy volunteers and to study the associations of NRG-1 levels with gender and age.Material and Methods. Ninety seven healthy participants were enrolled (median age of 44 [32-54], men 45 men [46.4%]). The following age groups were identified: 20-29 y.о. (n=20, men – 50.0%), 30-39 y.о. (n=21, men – 52.4%), 40-49 y.о. (n=22, men – 45.5%), 50-59 y.о. (n=22, men – 36.4%); 60-69 y.о. (n=12, men – 50.0%). Peripheral blood samples were collected at the time of enrolment, standard laboratory tests were performed, and NRG-1 levels were determined in the plasma samples by ELISA.Results. In the cohort of 97 healthy participants the median value of NRG-1 was 0.3 [0.121-2.24] ng/ml. NRG-1 levels did not differ significantly between men and women (p=0.145), indicating that NRG-1 levels are not influenced by gender. The levels of NRG-1 were similar in the different age groups: age 20-29 years=0.26 [0.17-0.37] ng/ml; age 30-39=0.24 [0.1-0.39] ng/ml; age 40-49=0.31 [0.19-1.15] ng/ml; age 50-59=0.37 [0.19-1.0] ng/ml; age 60-69=0.4 [0.13-0.81] ng/ml. Correlation analysis between NRG-1 levels and route blood measurements (haemoglobin, lipids, glucose, creatinine, and uretic acid) did not show significant associations.Conclusions. In this study, the median value of NRG-1 plasma levels were determined. The results of the study show that age and gender had no influence on NRG-1 values.
Atrial Fibrillation in Cancer Patients: Who is at Risk?
Authors: Vasyuk Yu. A. , Shupenina E. Yu. , Vyzhigin D. A. , Novosel E. O. , Gallinger K. V. 
Published: January 2022

Cancer is the second leading cause of mortality in the world, second only to cardiovascular diseases. Simultaneously cancer mortality has been steadily decreasing due to the development of new chemotherapy and targeted drugs and the improvement of existing treatment protocols. Improving the prognosis of treatment of cancer patients leads to an unexpected result - more patients are faced with side effects of cancer treatment. Cardiotoxicity, including arrhythmia, has become a significant factor to reduce the effectiveness of cancer patient’s treatment. Atrial fibrillation is frequent and persistent a rhythm disorder, affecting all categories of patients, especially the elderly. An association between these two conditions can be expected, considering the fact that in old age the prevalence of malignant neoplasms and comorbid pathology predisposing to the onset of AF is high. Therefore, AF may be an additional factor negatively influencing the prognosis and treatment tactics in patients with malignant neoplasms. A comprehensive search was conducted using the keywords “cancer”, “atrial fibrillation” and “cardiotoxicity” using the PubMed, Scopus and Cohrane databases. We reviewed publications having the relationship between AF and cancer. The literature review considered 61 publications on the prevalence of AF in cancer patients, classification, mechanisms of development, the effect of anticancer drugs and other treatment methods on this group of patients. Analyzed articles include clinical guidelines, consensus expert opinions, systematic reviews, meta-analyzes, and previously published reviews of the literature. The problem of cardiotoxic complications diagnostics is evaluated separately, incl. arrhythmias, and their monitoring in cancer patients. Therefore, the direction of medicine named "Cardio-oncology" comes to the fore. Interdisciplinary interaction will allow identify cardiotoxic manifestations at the subclinical stage and optimize anticancer treatment.
Panic Attacks in Patients with Supraventricular Tachycardia: Problems of Differential Diagnosis and Impact on Quality of Life
Authors: Tsaregorodtsev D. A. , Shelukha P. A. , Romasenko L. V. , Beraya M. M. , Sokolov A. V. 
Published: January 2022

Aim. To study the psychosomatic relationships and quality of life (QOL) of patients with paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) depending on the presence or absence of panic attacks (PA) in comparison with patients with heartbeat against the background of somatoform autonomic dysfunction.Material and methods. The study included patients with SVT and heart attacks due to sinus tachycardia in the context of somatoform autonomic disorder (SAD). All patients were interviewed to identify anxiety and depressive disorders (Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale [HADS] and Hamilton's Depression Scale), QOL assessment (SF-36 questionnaire), and they were also consulted by a psychiatrist who established the presence or absence of PA. According to a visual analogue scale, in points from 0 to 6, we assessed the general state of our patients' health (0 points corresponded to complete health, and 6 points corresponded to a serious illness) and the effect of heartbeat on well-being (0 points - no arrhythmia, 6 points - arrhythmia «nterferes with life»).Results. The study included 96 patients: 60 with SVT (21 men, 39 women, average age was 51 [33; 61] years) and 36 with heart attacks caused by sinus tachycardia in the framework of somatoform autonomic disorder (10 men, 26 women, average age was 33 [27; 41] years). Panic disorder was diagnosed in the SVT group in 17 patients, accounting for 28.3%. Only 7 patients (41%) could clearly differentiate between SVT and PA attacks. The low sensitivity of the HADS questionnaire in patients with SVT determined the need to consult a psychiatrist for the diagnosis of panic disorders.Conclusion. PA is typical for 28.3% of patients with SVT. The combination of SVT with PA reduces the QOL of patients due to its mental components, including due to the more frequent occurrence of depressive symptoms. Patients with SAD subjectively perceive the heartbeat as a more significant factor affecting health, compared with patients with SVT. Difficulties in the differential diagnosis of PA and SVT paroxysms in real clinical practice often lead to the appointment of the same therapy without taking into account the differences in the genesis of heartbeats.
THE EFFECT OF BODY MASS INDEX, BALANCE AND POWER TO SHOOTING OF WOMEN FUTSAL
Authors: Anita Anita , Novitaria Marani Ika , Yusmawati  
Published: January 2022

Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui pengaruh body mass index (BMI), keseimbangan dinamis dan daya ledak otot tungkai terhadap hasil shooting futsal putri. Subjek penelitian adalah 21 atlet Klub Futsal Netic Ladies dengan teknik total sampling. Metode survei menggunakan instrumen untuk pengukuran tinggi badan menggunakan alat microtoice, pengukuran berat badan menggunakan alat timbangan digital, pengukuran keseimbangan menggunakan modified an balance, daya ledak otot tungkai menggunakan pengukuran triple hop jump dan pengukuran hasil shooting menggunakan fifth circle an shooting melalui teknik analisis jalur. Pengujian analisis data melalui persyaratan uji normalitas, uji linearitas dan uji signifikansi. Hasil penelitian didapatkan nilai signifikansi BMI terhadap daya ledak otot tungkai dengan nilai signifikansi (0,618), keseimbangan terhadap daya ledak otot tungkai (0,511), BMI terhadap hasil shooting (0,587), keseimbangan terhadap hasil shooting (0,080), daya ledak otot tungkai terhadap hasil shooting (0,049). Kesimpulan dari penelitian (1) tidak terdapat pengaruh BMI terhadap daya ledak otot tungkai, (2) tidak terdapat pengaruh keseimbangan dinamis terhadap daya ledak otot tungkai, (3) tidak terdapat pengaruh BMI terhadap hasil shooting, (4) tidak terdapat pengaruh keseimbangan dinamis terhadap hasil shooting dan (5) terdapat pengaruh daya ledak otot tungkai terhadap hasil shooting futsal putri netic.
Abstract
This research have a goal to knowing the effect of body mass index (BMI), balance and power on the shooting futsal result women futsal. The research subjects were 21 futsal athlete of Netic Ladies Club using total sampling technique. Survey methode was using instrument to measurement for height using microtoice, weight using digital scale, balance using modified an balance, leg power using triple hop jump and the shooting result using fifth cicrcle an shooting through path analysis. Test of data analysis through normality, linearity and significance test. The research results found that significance value of BMI on leg power (0,618), dynamic balance on leg power (0,551), BMI on shooting result (0,587), dynamic balance on shooting result (0,080), power on shooting result (0,049). The Conclusions based on this research are (1) there is no influence BMI on leg power, (2) there is no influence dynamic balance on leg power, (3) there is no influence BMI on shooting result, (4) there is no influence dynamic balance on shooting result and (5) there is no influence leg power on shooting result of Netic Ladies futsal.
THE FUTSAL DEFENSE SYSTEM MODEL FOR 14-16 YEARS OLD
Authors: Lesmanaumar Lesmana , Iman Sulaiman  , Hernawan  
Published: January 2022

The purpose of this research is to produce a futsal defense system model for 14-16 years olds and to test the effectiveness of the futsal defense model for 14-16 years olds. The method used in this research is research and development. Data collection techniques used, interviews, tests, and field observations. The results of the product effectiveness test by comparing the two groups. the treatment group using the product development, and the control group using the pretest and posttest designs. The mean score of each group based on the test is that the effectiveness of the experimental group is higher than that of the control group. The improvement of the futsal defense system for ages 14-16 years at the time of the pre-test showed t-count = 22, 219,> t-table = 1.70329, df = 27 and p-value = 0.00 <0.005. Based on the comparison of the test results. the increase in test results for the experimental group increased significantly than that of the control group. The subjects in this study were MC Utama athletes aged 14-16 years. It is hoped that this research can provide benefits for sports practitioners, especially in the sport of futsal.
Key words : Futsal, a futsal defense system model
Validation of a Human Pose Tracking Algorithm for Measuring Upper Limb Joints: Comparison With Photography-based Goniometry
Authors: Zhu Qingtang , Fan Jingyuan , Gu Fanbin , Lv Lulu , Zhang Zhejin , Zhu Changbing , Qi Jian , Wang Honggang , Liu Xiaolin , Yang Jiantao 
Published: January 2022

Abstract
Background: Range of motion (ROM) measurements are essential for diagnosing and evaluating upper extremity conditions. Clinical goniometry is the most commonly used methods but it is time-consuming and skill-demanding. Recent advances in human tracking algorithm suggest potential for automatic angle measuring from RGB images. It provides an attractive alternative for at-distance measuring. However, the reliability of this method has not been fully established. The purpose of this study is to evaluate if the results of algorithm are as reliable as human raters in upper limb movements.Methods: Thirty healthy young adults (20 males, 10 females) participated in this study. Participants were asked to performed a 6-motion task including movement of shoulder, elbow and wrist. Images of movements were capture by commercial digital camera. Each movement was measured by a pose tracking algorithm and compared with the surgeon-measurement results. The mean differences between the two measurements were compared. Pearson correlation coefficients were used to determine the relationship. Reliability was investigated by the intra-class correlation coefficients.Results: Comparing this algorithm-based method with manual measurement, the mean differences were less than 3 degrees in 5 motions (shoulder abduction: 0.51; shoulder elevation: 2.87; elbow flexion:0.38; elbow extension:0.65; wrist extension: 0.78) except wrist flexion. All the intra-class correlation coefficients were larger than 0.60. The Pearson coefficients also showed high correlations between the two measurements (p<0.001). Conclusions: Our results indicated that pose estimation is a reliable method to measure the shoulder and elbow angles, supporting RGB images for measuring joint ROM. Our results proved the possibility that patients can assess their ROM by photos taken by a digital camera.Trial registration: This study was registered in the Clinical Trials Center of The First Affiliated Hospital, Sun Yat-sen University (2021-387).
A Discussion on “Pythagorean fuzzy AHP based risk assessment methodology for hazardous material transportation: an application in Istanbul”
Authors: Bhat Shahid , Singh Akanksha 
Published: January 2022

Abstract
Ayyildiz et al. (Environmental Science and Pollution Research (2021), 1-13) pointed out that it is important to identify and minimize the critical risks in the transportation of hazardous material. For the same, Ayyildiz et al. proposed an effective integrated decision-making methodology by combining the Modified Delphi Method (MDM) and Pythagorean fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (PF-AHP). In this integrated methodology, PF-AHP method is utilized to obtain weights of main and sub-risk factors in order to rank these factors. In Step 5 of PF-AHP method an interval valued Pythagorean fuzzy pairwise comparison matrix is transformed into a crisp matrix and then crisp AHP is applied to obtain the normalized weights from the transformed crisp matrix. It is quite evident that the crisp AHP is used only for crisp pairwise comparison matrix. However, after a deep study, it is observed that the transformed crisp matrix, obtained on applying the steps of Ayyildiz et al. methodology, violates the reciprocal propriety of pairwise comparison matrix. Therefore, to apply crisp AHP on the transformed crisp matrix is mathematically incorrect and will lead to problematic decision-making approach. Hence, may result in a heavy loss in any value-added model such as hazardous material transportation problems. Therefore, the Ayyildiz et al. methodology is not valid in its present form and cannot be used to find the solution of such type of real-life problem. Keeping the same in mind, the focus of this discussion is to make the researchers aware about these mathematical incorrect assumptions and the necessary modification is suggested.
Relationships Between Serum Lipoprotein (a) And Sarcopenia In Elderly
Authors: Xu Ling-jie , Zhou Ling-shan , Xiao Qian , Chen Jin-liang , Luo Cheng , Lyu Qiong , Zhao Yu-xing , Sun Yue , Zhou Ting , Zhao Ke-xiang 
Published: January 2022

Abstract
Background: Examine the association of serum Lp(a) with sarcopenia in Chinese elderly.Methods: We conducted this study using 2015–2020 data from hospitalized Chinese people 60 years old and older. Total body fat percentage and appendicular skeletal muscle mass were assessed with a dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry scan. We classified the participants into four sarcopenia/obesity groups based on both total body fat percentage and appendicular skeletal muscle mass.Results: The analysis included data of 528 participants. the LP(a) level of sarcopenia was significantly higher than no sarcopenia, compared with obese or no obese groups. Furthermore, In the sarcopenic obesity group, the LP(a) level was highest. Correlation analysis showed that ASM/height2 was negatively correlated with LP(a). Logistic regression analysis showed that sarcopenia was positively associated with LP(a).Conclusions: Our study shows that sarcopenia appeared to be significantly associated with Lp(a) no matter the subjects had obesity or not.
Gamma Knife Radiosurgery for Tuberculum Sellae Meningiomas: A Series of 78 Consecutive Patients
Authors: Samanci Yavuz , Ardor Gokce Deniz , Peker Selcuk 
Published: January 2022

Abstract
Background: Outcomes of Gamma Knife Radiosurgery (GKRS) for tuberculum sellae meningiomas (TSMs) have not been reported explicitly within any meningioma series. We present the first and largest TSM series with clinical, radiosurgical, and outcome features for 78 consecutive patients managed with GKRS. Methods: Patients who underwent GKRS for TSMs between 2005 and 2021 and had a minimum of 6 months of follow-up were included. Medical records, imaging studies, and follow-up examinations were evaluated retrospectively.Results: A total of 78 patients with a median age of 50.5 years were included. SRS was conducted as an upfront treatment for 38 patients (48.7%). The median target volume was 1.7 cm3 (range, 0.1-14.6). During a median follow-up of 78.5 months, the cumulative PFS rates of the whole cohort at 1, 5, and 10 years by Kaplan-Meier analysis were 100%, 97.9%, and 94.5%, respectively. Of 47 patients with impaired vision, improvement and/or preservation of visual acuity and visual field were achieved in 55.3% and 42.6%, respectively. No new-onset hormonal deficits were observed.Conclusions: Based on our data, SRS represents an effective and safe modality for unresected or recurrent/residual TSMs. SRS should be offered to patients who are not willing or not ideal candidates for surgery.
Prediction of Surface Temperature and CO2 Emission using a novel grey system model
Authors: Singh Pawan Kumar , Pandey Alok Kumar , Chouhan Anushka 
Published: January 2022

Abstract
The increase in surface temperature and CO2 emissions are two of the most important issues in climate studies and global warming. The ‘Global Emissions 2021’ report identifies the six biggest contributors to CO2­ emissions; China, USA, India, Russia, Japan, and Germany. The current study projects the increase in surface temperature and the CO­2 emissions of these six countries by 2028. The EGM (1,1,α,θ) grey model is an even form of the model with a first order differential equation, that has one variable and a weightage background value that contains conformable fractional accumulation. The results show that while the CO2 emissions for Japan, Germany, USA and Russia show a downward projection, they are expected to increase in India and remain nearly constant in China by 2028. The surface temperature has been projected to increase at a significant rate in all these countries. By comparing with the EGM (1,1) grey model, the results show that the EGM (1,1, α, θ) model performs better in both in-sample and out-of-sample forecasting. The paper also puts forward some policy suggestions to mitigate, manage and reduce increases in surface temperature as well as CO2 emissions.
Engaging Youth Voices To Create Supportive School Environments For Healthy Eating And Physical Activity
Authors: Hardy Louise L , Liu Kym Rizzo , Sainsbury Emma , Shah Smita 
Published: January 2022

Abstract
Background: The Students As LifeStyle Activists (SALSA) Program is an effective Australian peer-led leadership program offered to high schools. SALSA Youth Voices (SYV) is a novel extension of the SALSA program, providing SALSA Peer Leaders with an opportunity to further develop leadership skills, and to design and implement an intervention to promote healthy eating and physical activity within their school. The objectives of this study were to 1) measure the acceptability of the SYV program, 2) determine skills gained by peer leaders from participating in SYV, and 3) determine whether peer leaders successfully implemented a student-designed healthy eating/physical activity intervention. Methods: Schools which participated in the SALSA program in 2019 were invited to a Leadership Day workshop (Term 3) where SALSA Peer Leaders identified and planned an activity to promote healthy eating and/or physical activity at their school, and an Action Day (Term 4) where peer leaders presented their interventions to 100 health and education professionals. Peer leaders completed two brief online surveys at the end of the Leadership Day and upon registration at the Action Day. Results: Eighty-four peer leaders (aged 14–15 years) from seven high schools in western Sydney (mean Index of Community Socio-Educational Advantage (ICSEA) = 951) participated in SYV. Peer leaders reported their involvement with the SYV program as positive, with 68% rating it as “very valuable”. Skills gained by the peer leaders included teamwork (90%), communication (85%), leadership (77%) and confidence (65%). Peer leaders planned and devised interventions included installing water refill stations, improving school gyms, redesigning girls’ sports shorts, and other strategies to engage girls in physical activity. Most peer leaders reported their intervention was successfully implemented and sustainable in their school. Conclusions: SYV provides a unique leadership opportunity for students from socio-economically disadvantaged areas to be effective agents of change to create opportunities for students to participate in physical activity and improve healthy food options at school.