bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Benennungskrisen
Authors: Balke Friedrich 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
This paper examines the question raised by Louis Althusser concerning what it means for ideology to interpellate concrete individuals as concrete subjects. Under what conditions does ideological identification succeed or fail? I answer this question by analyzing three scenarios of interpellation: Erich Auerbach investigates the scene of successful police identification and arrest in connection with a revolt in the late Roman Empire; Karl Marx describes the adoption of Roman names, phrases, and costumes by French revolutionaries as the necessary conditions for bringing about bourgeois society; and finally, analyses of today’s political networks reveal an extensive crisis of interpellation manifested in controversies surrounding the naming and classification of political actors without official status.
Die blauen Flecken der Ideologiekritik
Authors: Friedrich Lars 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
The following essay examines the centrality of Cervantes’ Don Quixote for the emergence of ideology as a concept as well as in traditional formations of ideology critique. Despite their vastly different readings of the Spanish novel, Marx, Lukács, Adorno, and Benjamin converge in their ambivalence towards the novel’s humor, the comic collision of illusion, and quotidian reality so painful for the delusional knight. If the novel’s comedy operates, on the one hand, with the power to dissolve phantasmagoric ideas, its epistemological potential would seem, on the other hand, to be particularly limited by reified relations of power and their critique. This potential of comedy stands to be reanimated against the backdrop of both contemporary cancel culture’s rebukes and current disputes around identity.
Poetik der Übereinstimmung
Authors: Widder Roman 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
This article treats the problem of ideology in Peter Weiss’s trilogy Die Ästhetik des Widerstands (1975–1981), examining the semantics of ›Übereinstimmung‹ as well as the theory of class consciousness in the novel. The semantics of ›Übereinstimmung‹ bridges the gap between two poetological stances of the author: the claim for documentation, on the one hand, and for radically subjective empathy or mimesis, on the other. The question of class consciousness as developed by Georg Lukács in Geschichte und Klassenbewusstsein (1921) marks the crucial theoretical context regarding the formal construction of the novel and its narrator. Thus, the poetics of ›Übereinstimmung‹ must be understood as the poetic solution to the problem of class consciousness that the novel confronts.
»Ein Gespenst geht um...«
Authors: Raimondi Francesca 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
The paper provides elements for the actualization of a materialist critique of ideology in our supposedly post-ideological times. Referring to the work of Theodor W. Adorno, Jacques Derrida, and Slavoj Žižek, it shows that their ›ghostly vocabulary‹ opens up new perspectives on the historical materiality of ideological formations as well as new insights for the project of their critique.
Through the Lens of Instagram: Library Preservation and Conservation Issues
Authors: Rachman Yeni Budi 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
The popularity of social media platforms in the library and information science field has resulted in a significant number of studies exploring their various aspects and applications. Despite this, research on social media’s relevance to library preservation and conservation issues is still limited. This study uses a descriptive statistical approach to analyse Instagram content (posts) related to library preservation and conservation issues. This research aims to propose a classification scheme for this content and to identify which categories are most frequently used. It is essential to determine how academic libraries are using Instagram to disseminate this information to the public, and this study aims to increase understanding of this area and to assist in raising preservation awareness among scholars. The results of this study show that libraries’ social media accounts have been portraying library preservation activities in positive and interesting ways on Instagram, though the subject is mentioned less frequently than other topics.
Evolution of weak shock waves in non-ideal magnetogasdynamics
Authors: Amin Danish , Singh Dheerendra B. 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
In this article, a study concerning the growth and decay of weak shock waves in non-ideal magnetogasdynamic regime has been performed. One-dimensional plane and cylindrical symmetries are assumed. The flow medium is considered as a perfectly conducting non-ideal gas permeated with either axial or azimuthal magnetic field. The Generalized Wavefront Expansion (GWE) method used in this work provides a system of coupled non-linear transport equations which completely describe the evolution of weak shocks and first order discontinuities induced behind it. The solution obtained during the process agrees with the classical decay laws for weak shocks. A general criterion for steepening of compressive waves and flattening of expansion waves has been derived. Further, the effect of geometrical spreading, magnetic field, and non-idealness of the gas on steepening or flattening of waves is discussed and illustrated via figures. Also, a comparison between growth and decay of weak shocks in ideal and non-ideal magnetogasdynamic regimes has been made. It has been observed during the study that all compressive waves evolve into shock regardless of their initial strength, and expansive waves decay and damp out eventually.
Localized islet nuclear enlargement hyperinsulinism (LINE-HI) due to ABCC8 and GCK mosaic mutations
Authors: Boodhansingh Kara E , Yang Zhongying , Li Changhong , Chen Pan , Lord Katherine , Becker Susan A , States Lisa J , Adzick N Scott , Bhatti Tricia , Shyng Show-Ling , Ganguly Arupa , Stanley Charles A , De Leon Diva D 
Published: June 2022

Abstract

Objective
Congenital hyperinsulinism (HI) is the most common cause of persistent hypoglycemia in children. In addition to typical focal or diffuse HI, some cases with diazoxide-unresponsive congenital HI have atypical pancreatic histology termed Localized Islet Nuclear Enlargement (LINE) or mosaic HI, characterized by histologic features similar to diffuse HI, but confined to only a region of pancreas. Our objective was to characterize the phenotype and genotype of children with LINE-HI.

Design
The phenotype and genotype features of 12 children with pancreatic histology consistent with LINE-HI were examined.

Methods
We compiled clinical features of 12 children with LINE-HI and performed next-generation sequencing on specimens of pancreas from eight of these children to look for mosaic mutations in genes known to be associated with diazoxide-unresponsive HI (ABCC8, KCNJ11, and GCK).

Results
Children with LINE-HI had lower birth weights and later ages of presentation compared to children with typical focal or diffuse HI. Partial pancreatectomy in LINE-HI cases resulted in euglycemia in 75% of cases; no cases have developed diabetes. Low-level mosaic mutations were identified in the pancreas of six cases with LINE-HI (three in ABCC8, three in GCK). Expression studies confirmed that all novel mutations were pathogenic.

Conclusion
These results indicate that post-zygotic low-level mosaic mutations of known HI genes are responsible for some cases of LINE-HI that lack an identifiable germ-line mutation and that partial pancreatectomy may be curative for these cases.
Mapeamento de danos para preservação de patrimônio edificado: Um ensaio sobre a Estação Central do Brasil (JF/MG)
Authors: Almeida Karla Carvalho de , Souza Rosiane de Oliveira , Jacques Fabiana Mendes Tavares 
Published: June 2022

O presente artigo tem como objetivo demonstrar a importância da preservação e da adequada restauração do patrimônio edificado para a paisagem da cidade em que se encontra. Indica, de forma simplificada, diretrizes sobre como realizar um mapeamento em danos de uma edificação. O resultado é uma documentação que analisa minuciosamente as patologias encontradas em uma construção histórica, suas possíveis causas e como tratá-las para que não haja prejuízo histórico; de forma a nortear profissionais da restauração e áreas afins, auxiliando na percepção, estudo e futura preservação das edificações históricas. O estudo foi feito através de um mapeamento realizado in loco na Estação Central do Brasil, localizada na cidade de Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais, que abriga uma escola de artes. O local possui grande relevância em diversos aspectos para a cidade, principalmente para a percepção da identidade local apesar de, atualmente, se encontrar em estado moderado de desagregação.

PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Preservação. Mapeamento de danos. Patrimônio.
Experimental approach to obtaining subcutaneous xenograft of non-small cell lung cancer
Authors: Lukbanova E. A. , Mindar M. V. , Dzhenkova E. A. , Maksimov A. Yu. , Goncharova A. S. , Shatova Yu. S. , Maslov A. A. , Shaposhnikov A. V. , Zaikina E. V. , Lazutin Yu. N. 
Published: June 2022

Purpose of the study. Was was the creation of a Patient Derived Xenograft (PDX) model of non‑small cell lung cancer in immunodeficient mice adapted to growth in immunodeficient mice.Materials and methods. The study was performed using the tumor material from 14 donors implanted subcutaneously to 132 immunodeficient Balb/c Nude mice. Xenografts were maintained until the third passage. PDXs in the third passage from 3 patients were used to assess the model sensitivity to cisplatin. A histological analysis and genetic tests for the presence of EGFR mutations were performed for donor tumors from 3 patients and the corresponding xenografts in the third passage.Results. We observed a noticeable PDX growth already on the 8th day after the tumor material implantation. Successful xenograft engraftment was noted in 21 of 42 mice (50 %), which were rather successful results. A comparative histological analysis of tumor material from 3 patients showed that the PDX models retained the original histotype. We also demonstrated the identity of the EGFR mutations in the established xenografts from 3 patients and the donor tumors, which proved the value of these PDX models for preclinical studies of substances with potential antitumor activity. The analysis of the xenograft sensitivity to cytostatic cisplatin showed a statistically significant decrease in the growth rate in the xenografts obtained from 2 out of 3 patients, in comparison with the control.Conclusions. The created PDX models can be recommended as test systems for preclinical studies of the effectiveness of new pharmacological substances with potential antitumor activity.
Buccal ureteroplasty options, techniques, long-term results
Authors: Volkov A. A. , Budnik N. V. , Zuban O. N. , Mustapaev I. D. , Abdulaev M. A. , Muziev A. V. 
Published: June 2022

Purpose of the study. Surgical treatment of extended strictures and obliterations of the ureter is still a complicated problem of modern urology. The aim of the study was to analyze our own experience of ureteral replacement plastic surgery with buccal graft, i.e buccal ureteroplasty (BU) with its extended strictures/obliterations.Patients and methods. We’ve observed 25 patients who underwent BU. The lower third of the ureter was affected in 3 (12.0 %) cases, the lower third and the mouth of the ureter was affected in 7 people (28.0 %), the middle third in 2 (8.0 %), the upper third in 5 patients (20.0 %), the combined lesion of the upper third of the ureter and the pelvic‑ureteral segment (PUS) was in 8 (32.0 %) patients. All patients underwent repeated operations on a ureter, all revealed a significant comorbid background. The surgery was performed with a tubularized buccal graft in 13 (52.0 %), the onlay technique was applied in 12 (48.0 %). Laparoscopic surgery was performed in 10 (40.0 %) patients, surgical aid was carried out in an open way in 15 (60 %).Results. Severe complications according to the Clavien‑Dindo classification, requiring hospitalization of patients in the intensive care unit with organ dysfunction, as well as lethal outcomes were absent. The follow‑up period of patients ranged from 1 to 57 months (an average of 14.7 months). One patient after laparoscopic BU with a tubular graft had a short (1 mm) stenosis in the anastomosis area for 6 months of follow‑up, which was successfully eliminated by laser endoureterotomy. During the entire follow‑up period, residual hydronephrosis was recorded in 4 patients (16.0 %) against the background of complete patency of the anastomosis. A control flexible ureteroscopy performed in 16 (64.0 %) patients did not reveal rejection of the buccal graft. There are still 20 patients under our supervision.Conclusion. Our experience shows that the implementation of BU is possible on any part of the VMP using various techniques. This operation can be regarded as the "second" line of surgical treatment of strictures and obliterations of the ureter, especially after unsuccessful attempts of other reconstructions in a group of patients with severe concomitant pathology.
Prospects of the vacuum aspiration biopsy in terms of making the diagnoosis of malignant neoplasms of the mammary glands in patients categorised 3 and 4 according to BIRADS scale
Authors: Skurikhin S. S. , Bolotin I. A. , Chagunava O. L. , Guslev A. B. 
Published: June 2022

Purpose of the study. Was to assess the prospects for the use of vacuum aspiration biopsy in terms of breast cancer diagnosis in patients with focal breast changes categorised by 3 and 4a according to the BIRADS scale.Materials and methods. In the period from February 2020 to July 2021, 41 (n = 41) the patient with nodules of 3 and 4a categories according to BIRADS has been passed 41 vacuum aspiration biopsies (VAB) (n = 41) under local infiltration anesthesia with ultrasound navigation. The 17 % (n = 7) of the nodular neoplasms were represented by multiple lesions. The ultrasound examination was mandatory for all the patients and the 17 % (n = 7) was combined with mammography. Invasive diagnostics of tissue material from tumors subject to VAB was previously performed in 5 patients. Trephine biopsy was also performed in 4 cases and the fine needle aspiration biopsy (TAB) was performed in 1 case. Tissue atypia was not detected in all cases.Results. The removed lesions were benign in 85.3 % (n = 35) of the cases. Breast cancer was diagnosed in 4.8 % of cases (n = 2), cancer in situ was diagnosed in 9.7 % (n = 4). The cases of invasive cancer were observed in both BIRADS categories, while in situ cancer was diagnosed in only 4a BIRADS categories. The residual tissue of the formation was detected in 1 case (n = 1). During the procedure, no complications were revealed. Moreover, in the early postoperative period, seroma formation has occurred in 2 patients 4.8 % (n = 2). All the patients noted the satisfactory tolerance to the manipulation.Conclusion. The data obtained suggest that vacuum aspiration biopsy has a high diagnostic accuracy and certain advantages in this category of patients, in particular cases of urgent need to conduct more precise invasive diagnostics without performing the excisional biopsy examination.
INTERRELATION OF VALUE ORIENTATIONS AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE BIRTH OF CHILDREN AMONG GIRLS (ON THE EXAMPLE OF A METROPOLIS)
Authors: Chizhikova Evgeniya S. , Kramarenko Nataliya S. 
Published: June 2022

Aim. Study of the value orientations of girls with different types of social attitudes towards having children.Methodology. The study used Value Orientations methodology of M. Rokeach, Likert Total Rating Scale and the author's instant diagnostics methodology of social attitudes towards childbearing. Correlation analysis and Student's T-test were used to analyse the data.Results. The peculiarities of value orientations of girls with different types of social attitudes towards having children were identified, as well as the place of the value "having children" in the general value system, and the peculiarities of its relationship with other values.Research implications. The study contributes to the study of value orientations as a psychological determinant of social attitudes towards childbearing. The data obtained can form the basis for the development of a psychological model of social attitudes towards childbearing, in order to realise the possibility of its psychological correction and the formation of positive attitudes towards childbearing and parenthood.
Clinical audit of POM-V / POM prescriptions by remote consultation via a veterinary video telemedicine smartphone application
Authors: Smith Sheila Mary , Day Tamsin , Webster Samantha Georgina , Davies Sam , Hardcastle Trevor Peter , Williams Adele 
Published: June 2022

Objective: To assess outcomes of a limited period (7 months) of remote video consultation with prescribing of prescription-only (POM) or prescription-only-veterinary (POM-V) medications by Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) registered veterinary surgeons to UK clients via a veterinary telemedicine smartphone application.
Background: Objective evidence is needed to inform the veterinary profession on the impact that remote prescribing, without physical examination in person, has on animal health and welfare. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the RCVS allowed remote prescribing temporarily.
Methods: Clinical records from all veterinary video consultations from 1 April–31 October 2020 were reviewed. Details were assessed pertaining to: signalment, body system / disease categories managed, referrals into practice, medication classes prescribed and outcomes following POM-V / POM medications. Records of adverse events and antimicrobial prescribing were reviewed.
Results: 16.6% (3,541/21,383) of video consults had a POM-V / POM prescribed; with a (mild) adverse event rate of 0.8% (30/3541). Antibacterials were prescribed in 5.88% of all consultations (1,258/21,383), 99.3% (1249/1258) being first line. Follow-up on prescribing was available in 67.7% (2,399/3541) of cases. 89% (2135/2399) of all known treatment outcomes were complete or had an expected response to treatment. Dermatological disease was the most common body system / disease category seen and prescribed for.
Conclusion: Low prescribing rates (including antibacterials) were recorded, treatments were efficacious and no harm was done by prescribing remotely via a veterinary video consult app.
Application: Veterinary surgeons and governing bodies are invited to use the information provided in this clinical audit to inform decisions on the suitability of remote consultations and prescribing in veterinary medicine.
The Effectiveness of Creative Problem Solving (CPS) Learning Model on Divergent Thinking Skills
Authors: Murwaningsih Tri , Fauziah Muna 
Published: June 2022

<span lang="EN-US">This study has a goal to determine the effectiveness of the CPS learning process in thematic learning and the effectiveness of CPS on students' divergent thinking skills. The exploratory sequential mixed method was used in this study. The study participants were 184 fifth-grade students at public elementary schools in Laweyan District. Test instruments, observation sheets, and documentation were used to collect research data. The content and construct validations were used to test the validity of the test instrument, while the observation sheet and documentation were only tested for their content validity. This study went through two stages of data analysis, namely quantitative tests (normality, homogeneity, balance, hypothesis, and post-ANOVA tests) and qualitative analysis using interactive analysis methods through data reduction, data display, and conclusion drawing. The results of the study describe the calculation of the hypothesis test with an F obs value of 18.23 which is higher than the F table value of 3.02 with a significance level of 0.05. The average score of students who learn using the CPS model is 69.36 while students who use the DI model obtain an average score of 63.43. Students demonstrate every indicator of divergent thinking skills (fluency, flexibility, originality, and elaboration) during the learning process with the CPS model. Therefore, it can be concluded that the CPS learning model is more effective than DI to improve students' divergent thinking skills. The results of this study can be applied to improve the divergent thinking skills of elementary school students. </span>
The MST problem in network with uncertain edge weights and uncertain topology
Authors: Wang Jiaojin , Sheng Yuhong 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
In real path selection decisions, besides the cost of the path which is the major decision factor, the chance of the path connection is also significant. A path which has low weight but low chance of existence is not a good choice for decision making. In order to make network optimization more in line with the actual situation, this paper studies one model of it on a network whose existence and weight of edges are both indeterminate. The aim of this paper is to obtain a spanning tree which satisfies the connectivity constraint and minimizes the total weight as well. The study uses conditional uncertain variable to discribe the relationship between these two aspects of uncertain variables. On this basis, three different models of the UMST problem are suggested, and the equivalence relation between the MST model of uncertain networks with uncertain edge existence and weight and the MST of related deterministic networks is found. Examples of experiments with specific numerical values are provided to verify the variation of the network when two variables are considered simultaneously.
Intensification for the Degradation of Paraphenylenediamine using Hydrodynamic Cavitation Coupled with Advanced Oxidation Processes
Authors: Dhanke Prashant , Patil Abhijeet D. 
Published: June 2022

Abstract
Paraphenylenediamine (PPD) was used as a pollutant in this study and it was degraded in hydrodynamic cavitation (HC) reactor with an orifice plate and venturi as a cavity generating device, as well as in an ultrasonic cavitation (UC) reactor. The Advance oxidation method (AOP) was used to increase the rate of degradation in this procedure. In AOPs, Hydrogen peroxide and TiO2 as an oxidant and photocatalyst coupled with UV light were used to degrade PPD. To intensify the degradation of PPD, a photocatalyst (TiO2) was synthesised using the sol-gel method and later combined with H2O2 in an HC reactor. The doses of 100 mg/L to 400 mg/L for H2O2 and TiO2 were considered. The highest 71.6% degradation was found at H2O2 of 200 mg/L, more doses than 200 mg/L given almost the same degradation. Using a TiO2 in combination with the optimal H2O2 dose (200 mg/L) and UV light boosted degradation by 77.6%. In HC-O. (HC with orifice). The results showed that HC-O had resulted in the maximum degradation when compared to HC-V (HC with venturi) and UC reactors with and without TiO2 and H2O2. With H2O2 alone, 71.6% degradation was achieved, whereas 52.4 and 55.3% degradation was achieved in HC-V and UC, respectively. At an initial 10 ppm PPD concentration, pH 5, operating temperature (35oC), and H2O2 (200 mg/L), 77.6%, 56.1%, and 67% degradation is achieved in the HC-O, HC-V, and UC reactors with TiO2 (300 mg/L, UV). Hence, AOP is successful with hydrodynamic cavitation reactor for the intensification of PPD under controlled conditions.