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Industrie 4.0 in der Batteriezellproduktion/Systemic integration of Industry 4.0 in battery cell production – Industry 4.0 in battery cell production
Authors: Puchta Alexander , Fleischer Jürgen , Schmied Jessica , Kampker Achim , Scharmann Timon , Dröder Klaus , Töpper Hans-Christoph , Daub Rüdiger 
Published: September 2022

Die Anwendung von Industrie 4.0 in der Produktion von Lithium-Ionen-Batteriezellen ermöglicht es Unternehmen, eine höhere Produktqualität und globale Wettbewerbsfähigkeit zu erreichen. Die ganzheitliche Einführung von Digitalisierung und Industrie 4.0-Methoden in allen Bereichen der Produktion stellt jedoch derzeit eine große Herausforderung dar. Aus diesem Grund wurde eine Methodik entwickelt, die die Quantifizierung von Digitalisierung und Industrie 4.0 in der Batteriezellproduktion erlaubt und als Werkzeug zur systematischen Stärkung genutzt werden kann.

The application of Industry 4.0 in the production of lithium-ion battery cells enables companies to achieve higher product quality and global competitiveness. However, the holistic introduction of digitalization and Industry 4.0 methods in all areas of production is currently a major challenge. For this reason, a methodology was developed that allows the quantification of digitalization and Industry 4.0 in battery cell production and can be used as a tool for systematic strengthening.
Seilrobotergelenk für automatisiertes Hämmern/Cable-driven robotic joint for automated hammering
Authors: Walter Jonas , Nemoto Takeru , Bachmann Christian , Gerlich Matthias , Reitelshöfer Sebastian , Franke Jörg 
Published: September 2022

Herkömmliche Roboter sind aufgrund der Konfiguration rigider Gelenke und empfindlicher Getriebe anfällig für Stoßbelastungen. In diesem Beitrag wird gezeigt, dass ein Robotergelenk, basierend auf einer neuartigen Topologie mit drei aktiven und drei passiven Seilen, Stoßbelastungen bewältigen kann, die bei Bearbeitungsaufgaben wie dem Hämmern auftreten können.

Conventional robots are vulnerable to high impact loads due to the configuration of rigid joints and fragile gears. This paper shows that a robotic joint based on a novel topology with three active and three passive cables can cope with impact loads as they occur in machining tasks such as hammering.
The Omen
Authors: Schober Adrian 
Published: September 2022

Directed by Richard Donner and written by David Seltzer, The Omen (1976) is perhaps the best in the devil-child cycle of movies that followed in the wake of Rosemary’s Baby and The Exorcist. Released to a highly suggestible public, The Omen became a major commercial success, in no small part due to an elaborate pre-sell campaign that played and preyed on apocalyptic fears and a renewed belief in the Devil and the supernatural. Since polarising critics and religious groups upon its release, The Omen has earned its place in the horror film canon. It’s a film that works on different levels, is imbued with nuance, ambiguity and subtext, and is open to opposing interpretations. Reflecting the film’s cultural impact and legacy, the name ‘Damien’ has since become a pop culture byword for an evil child. This Devil’s Advocates entry examines the overarching theme of paranoia that drives the narrative: paranoia about the 'end times'; paranoia about government and conspiracy; paranoia about child rearing (especially, if one strips away the layer of Satanism); and paranoia about imagined threats to the right-wing Establishment from liberal and post-countercultural forces of the 1970s.
Influence of Fine Structures on Gyrosynchrotron Emission of Flare Loops Modulated by Sausage Modes
Authors: Shi Mijie , Li Bo , Guo Mingzhe 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Sausage modes are a leading mechanism for interpreting short-period quasi-periodic pulsations (QPPs) of solar flares. Forward modeling their radio emission is crucial for identifying sausage modes observationally and for understanding their connections with QPPs. Using the numerical outputs from three-dimensional magnetohydrodynamic simulations, we forward model the gyrosynchrotron emission of flare loops modulated by sausage modes and examine the influence of fine structures of loops. The temporal evolution of the emission intensity is analyzed for an oblique line of sight crossing the loop center. We find that the low- and high-frequency intensities oscillate in phase in the periods of sausage modes for models with or without fine structures. For low-frequency emissions where the optically thick regime arises, the modulation magnitude of the intensity is dramatically reduced by the fine structures at some viewing angles. On the contrary, for high-frequency emissions where the optically thin regime holds, the effects of fine structures or the viewing angle are marginal. Our results show that the periodic intensity variations of sausage modes are not wiped out by fine structures, and that sausage modes remain a promising candidate mechanism for QPPs, even when the flare loops are fine-structured.
High rabies burden and low vaccination status among dogs inflicting bite in Addis Ababa: an urgent call for action
Authors: Abdella Sintayehu , Ahmed Khogali , Salim Bienvenu , Ashenefe Baye , Mulugeta Yimere , Girma Endalkachew , Aklilu Mesefin , Getachew Abebe , Kitila Gutu , Getahun Garuma , Berihanu Endalkachew , File Ibsa , Mberu Edward , Zeleke Zeyede , Getahun Desalegn 
Published: September 2022

Introduction: Rabies remains a global threat, killing approximately 60,000 people every year. In Ethiopia, dogs are the main reservoir of the disease. Animals also estimate the burden of the disease.
Methodology: Data from 2016 to 2020 were extracted from a rabies cases recording book of the Ethiopian Public Health Institute. Proportions and trends over time were analyzed. Brain samples of dogs were diagnosed with a Fluorescent Anti Body test.
Results: A total of 6,001 dogs inflicting bites were brought to the laboratory. A high proportion of dogs 4,389 73.14% were not vaccinated. The total number of dogs brought to the laboratory was decreasing over the last five years. Among 1,216 dog brain samples examined 855 (70.3%) confirmed rabies. The proportion of rabies cases was increasing from 8.5% in 2016 and 32.6% in 2020. The highest rabies proportion (33.8%) was reported in 2018. Out of the total (2,156) dogs inflicting bites and observed for 10 days, only 468 (21.7%) of the observation report was tracked and reported.
Conclusions: There is a high proportion of rabies in dogs inflicting bites in Addis Ababa. The findings are alarming with seven out of ten dogs diagnosed being infected with rabies. Only two dogs were vaccinated out of ten dogs inflicting bites. Rabies became a serious public health problem in the city that needs urgent health action from all sectors including the city administration.
La Régulation Stratégique des Émotions en DPA-PC : entretien avec Yann Le Bossé
Authors: Leleu Myriam , Defert Fabienne 
Published: September 2022

Le dernier ouvrage de Yann Le Bossé s’intéresse à la Régulation Stratégique des Emotions. « Accueillir sans recueillir » après « Soutenir sans prescrire », deux expressions qui renvoient aux fondements de l’approche centrée sur le DPA-PC. Il ne s’agit pas tant en effet de prescrire une action que d’accompagner la personne - ou un groupe de personnes - dans son cheminement vers un changement qui fait sens et s’inscrit dans l’ici et maintenant. De même, en accueillant sans recueillir, l’intervenant du champ psycho-social inclut les émotions dans l’interaction avec la personne accompagnée. Celles-ci sont considérées comme un élément de contexte, s’imposant comme frein ou incitant au développement du pouvoir d’agir. Ressentir et observer les émotions dans une forme de mise à distance permet de s’en libérer et de vivre ce difficile exercice qui consiste à ne pas être contraint par leur absence ou leur présence.
La figure du passeur dans les pratiques d’accompagnement
Authors: Paul Maela 
Published: September 2022

Dans l’accompagnement, la posture est déterminante. Elle résulte de la conjugaison d’au moins trois figures essentielles. Deux sont relativement comprises : la figure clinique, qui suppose de « s’incliner » au-devant d’autrui pour recueillir de lui ce qu’il vit, et la posture maïeutique, qui justifie d’interagir avec autrui sur le mode socratique d’un questionnement dialogique. La troisième figure est bien moins conscientisée que les deux autres : il s’agit de la figure du passeur, qui est l’objet de cette contribution. On procédera tout d’abord à saisir comment la figure du passeur participe de la posture d’accompagnement, avant de rappeler quelques contributions sur le sujet et d’esquisser ce que cette figure enseigne pour penser ce qu’accompagner veut dire.
Harry Potter à l’école de la coexpertise
Authors: Robin Régis 
Published: September 2022

À l’instar de l’état d’esprit et de la créativité de Harry Potter, qui n’aurait rien réussi sans l’aide de ses proches, il ne peut y avoir expertise sociale que si elle est envisagée comme collective et partagée. Soulevant des enjeux en termes de légitimité et/ou de crédibilité, elle doit aussi être pensée comme citoyenne – ingrédient à part entière dela coexpertise. Cette dernière est aussi source d’innovation sociale dans la mesure où elle permet de développer une posture professionnelle suscitant la participation et l’implication des personnes dans le travail social. Il s’agit tout autant de considérer les savoirs issus de l’expérience – dimension inhérente à la démarche conscientisante du Développement du Pouvoir d’Agir des Personnes et des Collectivités – que de reconnaître une question de citoyenneté et d’expertise partagée intégrant à part entière l’expertise de chaque citoyen. Nous considérons ici Harry Potter comme un « artisan » qui évolue grâce à son entourage et qui reconnaît les savoirs et expertises d’usage.
Au-delà de l’intervention : comment pérenniser le pouvoir d’agir ?
Authors: Musseau Jérôme , Zittoun Mylène , Clot Yves 
Published: September 2022

La pratique d’intervention en milieu de travail, dans de nombreux champs disciplinaires, se heurte souvent au problème de la pérennisation de ce qui a été construit. Cet article traite de la fin d’une intervention en clinique de l’activité dans un établissement médicosocial, qui s’est déroulée sur plusieurs années. Le dispositif, coconstruit avec les professionnels, est centré sur de nouvelles possibilités de dialogue entre les niveaux hiérarchiques, en s’appuyant sur la fonction de « référent-métier ». Il s’attache à analyser les ressorts présents dans la situation d’intervention, qui concourent à maintenir la vitalité des processus dialogiques à même de résoudre les problèmes du quotidien. Il montre que le pouvoir d’agir dans l’organisation ne saurait être définitivement institué, mais qu’il peut être durablement soutenu par des cadres d’intervention qui expérimentent, en cherchant à l’instituer, une certaine performance dialogique entre agents de première ligne, encadrement et direction.
La formation au DPA-PC chez les éducateurs : cheminements et réflexions
Authors: Wantier Bénédicte , Pichery Coraline 
Published: September 2022

Un séminaire d’initiation à l’approche centrée sur le Développement du Pouvoir d’Agir des Personnes et des Collectivités (DPA-PC) est proposé dans la formation initiale des éducateurs spécialisés. Des zones de rencontre se dessinent entre le DPA-PC et ce métier, dans sa fonction politique et sa posture spécifique qui consiste à ouvrir à l’Autre un espace de relation dans son « ici-maintenant » en vue de soutenir son émancipation. Les étudiants s’approprient l’approche au fil d’expériences d’accompagnement qui les interrogent sur leur posture : ils identifient un hiatus entre les discours qu’ils tiennent sur leur manière d’être éducateurs et la manière dont leur posture se révèle. Ils repèrent des tensions entre les dispositifs techniques et les approches relationnelles, et questionnent la traduction des missions institutionnelles dans les pratiques. La culture gestionnaire (Bertand, 2015) et le développement d’une pseudo-technicité (Gaberan, 2013) semblent avoir pour effet une rigidification des pratiques, du cadre et du temps, qui entrave parfois la possibilité d’installer l’espace de la relation. C’est à cet égard que les étudiants situent et nuancent les apports du DPA-PC dans leur métier et qu’ils réexplorent leur posture professionnelle – entre points d’équilibre (émancipation) et zones de glissement (instrumentalisation, prescription). Quelques apports pour la didactique de l’approche découlent de cette formation, construite dans une perspective expérientielle et critique.
Développement du pouvoir d’agir de personnes présentant une déficience intellectuelle
Authors: Pélissier Jérôme 
Published: September 2022

Cet article présente une expérience d’accompagnement d’une personne en situation de déficience intellectuelle, avec l’approche centrée sur le Développement du Pouvoir d’Agir des Personnes et des Collectivités (DPA-PC). Accompagner des personnes en situation de grande dépendance confronte souvent à cette question : « Je veux décider par moi-même ! » La dépendance, qui plus est lorsqu’elle est associée à une forme de déficience intellectuelle ou à des incapacités cognitives, est appréhendée comme paradoxale au regard du pouvoir d’agir ou de l’autodétermination. Les professionnels ont un rôle crucial à jouer, en tant que facilitateurs certes, mais aussi en tant qu’acteurs visant à agir pour une transformation de représentations et de dogmes enfermant les sujets dans des situations incapacitantes et de non-décision. L’approche DPA-PC permet de participer à une déconstruction de ces représentations paradoxales, et ouvre une réflexion sur les potentialités d’un processus de désinstitutionnalisation de personnes en situation dite de « grande dépendance ».
Fetal Pontine Tegmental Cap Dysplasia - A Case Report
Authors: Priyanka C. , Rangasami Rajeswaran , Suresh Indrani 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Pontine tegmental cap dysplasia (PTCD) is a very rare hindbrain malformation recently described and the affected children show a bad prognosis. We present this case to increase the awareness of this rare condition and to highlight the importance of early prenatal diagnosis. A 25 years old female with 22 weeks gestation was referred after sonography for fetal magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in the evaluation of cerebellar hypoplasia. Prenatal MRI confirmed cerebellar hypoplasia. Follow up postnatal MRI showed flattening of the ventral pons, beak-like tissue in the posterosuperior pons suggesting the diagnosis of PTCD. In retrospect the fetal MR images revealed features consistent with PTCD. To the best of our knowledge, this is the fifth prenatal case and with the earliest gestational age of 22 weeks.
Near-Infrared Spectroscopy–Guided Hyperventilation for Transient Intracranial Pressure Control during Anesthesia Induction in a Patient with Impending Uncal Herniation
Authors: Varma Salini , Praveen Ranganatha , Hrishi Ajay P. , Sethuraman Manikandan 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is known to determine the adequacy of regional cerebral oxygen supply. NIRS values during anesthetic induction depends upon various factors such as anesthetic agents, inspired oxygen fraction, blood carbon dioxide levels and systemic blood pressure. Also high intracranial pressure (ICP) can lead to reduced NIRS values, secondary to increased cerebral vascular resistance induced decrease in cerebral blood flow. However optimal hyperventilation instituted as a bridge to definitive ICP management is difficult to ascertain as hypocapnia due to poorly titrated hyperventilation can potentially worsen ICP. Here we describe a novel application of NIRS-guided hyperventilation during anesthesia induction in a brain tumor patient with raised ICP features and impending uncal herniation as suggested by computed tomography (CT) scan, with ipsilateral baseline reduced NIRS values. These ipsilateral NIRS values further reduced significantly during anesthesia induction even before profound bradycardia occurred, which promptly improved to baseline following hyperventilation.
Cone Beam CT to Guide Transorbital Treatment of a Cavernous Sinus Dural Arteriovenous Fistula in a Patient with Middle Meningeal Artery Origin of the Ophthalmic Artery
Authors: Balaguruswamy Madan Mohan , Palanisamy Sampathkumar , Mohanasundaram Praveen Kumar , Madeswaran Karuppannaswamy 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Transorbital puncture to embolize cavernous sinus (CS) dural arteriovenous fistulas (DAVF) is a useful strategy when conventional transvenous routes are inaccessible. We report a case of bilateral CS DAVF associated with bilateral middle meningeal artery (MMA) origin of ophthalmic arteries (OA) who had recently undergone transvenous coil embolization. She presented with persistent symptoms of conjunctival congestion and proptosis in the left eye. Angiogram revealed residual left CS DAVF with dilated SOV. Inferior petrosal sinus or facial vein access was not possible. Transorbital access of the SOV was planned. Cone-beam CT (CBCT) angiography was used to delineate the relationship between the variant OA and SOV and also to plan a safe trajectory. Using fluoroscopy guidance, the SOV was punctured and embolization was done using Onyx-18. CBCT is a valuable tool in planning and executing transorbital treatment of CS DAVF, especially in the setting of variant OA.
Short-Term Efficacy Outcomes of Tenecteplase versus Alteplase for Acute Ischemic Stroke
Authors: Requião Leticia E , Oliveira Roberto S , Reis Lorena S , B Assis Ana P , G Moreno Beatriz N , Cordeiro Luisa R , Solla Davi F 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Tenecteplase (TNK) has been shown to be noninferior to Alteplase (ALT) for long term efficacy and safety outcomes. Whether this also applies to short term efficacy outcomes such as early clinical improvement and recanalization is unknown. To compare TNK and ALT regarding the short term efficacy outcomes: early neurological improvement and recanalization. The PRISMA was used to conduct a meta analysis, adapted to noninferiority analysis. The primary outcome was early (24–72 h) neurological improvement, defined as either NIHSS score 0 or reduction of at least 8 points compared to baseline. Recanalization was a secondary outcome. The noninferiority margin was set at 6.5%. Search strategy yielded 5 randomized clinical trials (1585 patients: 828 TNK, 757 ALT). Mean age was 70.8, 58.8% were men, mean baseline NIHSS was 7, and mean onset to treatment time was 148 min. Patients in intervention group received TNK at doses of 0.1 mg/kg (6.8%), 0.25 mg/kg (24.6%), and 0.4 mg/kg (68.6%), while all ALT patients received 0.9 mg/kg. In random effects meta analysis, TNK was noninferior to ALT for the primary outcome, early major neurological improvement (risk difference 8% in favor of TNK, 95% CI 1%–15%). Recanalization was also noninferior for the TNK compared to the ALT group (risk difference 9% in favor of TNK, 95% CI 6% to 23%). Fixed effects models yielded similarly noninferior results and signaled for a possible TNK superiority for both early neurological improvement and recanalization. TNK is noninferior to ALT at the short term efficacy outcomes: early neurological improvement and recanalization.
X-linked Myopathy with Excessive Autophagy - A Rare Cause of Vacuolar Myopathy in Children
Authors: Rajeshwari Madhu , Dhiman Neena , Chakrabarty Biswaroop , Gulati Sheffali , Shamim Uzma , Faruq Mohammed , Suri Vaishali , Sharma Mehar Chand 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
X-linked myopathy with excessive autophagy (XMEA) is a rare, recently characterized type of autophagic vacuolar myopathy caused by mutations in the VMA21 gene. It is characterized by slowly progressive weakness restricted to proximal limb muscles and generally has a favorable outcome. The characteristic histological and ultrastructural features distinguish this entity from other mimics, notably Danon disease. XMEA is an under recognized disease and should be considered in the differentials of slowly progressive myopathy in children. Awareness of this rare entity is also important for the pathologists in order to distinguish it from other causes of vacuolar myopathy in view of its favourable prognosis. We report the first genetically confirmed case of XMEA from India in an 8-year-old boy which was diagnosed based on the characteristic light microscopic and ultrastructural findings on muscle biopsy and subsequently confirmed by mutation analysis. The differential diagnostic considerations are also discussed.
Neuromyelitis Optica Spectrum Disorders in North Indian Population
Authors: Sachdeva Julie , Goyal Manoj K , Singh Ramandeep , Kapila Aastha T , Singh Paramjeet , Saikia Biman , Lal Vivek 
Published: September 2022

Abstract

Introduction:
To understand neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorders (NMOSDs) better we need to study them in different populations. This prospective study was conducted to characterize clinical, serological, radiological, and therapeutic profile of NMOSDs in a North Indian population.

Materials and Methods:
This study included 81 patients with NMOSDs. All patients underwent detailed history and examinations and were followed at 3 monthly intervals. They were evaluated using standard investigations including gadolinium-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain and spine with thin section optic nerve cuts and treated as per the standard guidelines. Data were recorded meticulously.

Results:
The mean age was 33.7 ± 13.4 years. The mean age at disease onset was 31.2 ± 13.5 years. Female-to-male ratio was 1.9:1. About 32.1% of patients presented with optic neuritis (ON), 56.8% with transverse myelitis (TM), and 11.1% with both ON and TM. The mean time from disease onset to diagnosis was 16.17 ± 23.09 months. Muscle atrophy, Lhermitte symptom, and tonic spasms were common. Foster–Kennedy syndrome-like presentation was seen in 8.6%. NMO antibodies were positive in 41 patients. MRI revealed involvement of <4 vertebral segments in 16.4% of patients with TM. Patients were managed as per standard guidelines. The mean follow-up duration was 15.3 ± 6 months. Approximately 88.9% had good functional outcome.

Conclusion:
NMOSDs are a common cause of demyelinating illnesses in Northern India. The response to treatment is excellent and most patients recover without residual disability.