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To paraphrase the aphorism: "Market intervention will not a global recession stop."
That seems to be the only message coming through as policymakers around the world watch global growth slow but show little appetite for doing more than trying to stop financial markets from reacting as they should.
Instead of addressing growth issues, with the aim of avoiding another recession, all they are trying to do is intervene. Of course, there is nothing new with market manipulation. China has been doing it for years. Japan has had to resort to it recently and many other Asian nations have also been selling their currencies against the dollar for many months.
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By Khin-Kyemon Aung
There's no time like now to test new ways to pay for specialty care, and the federal government has offered immense support in this endeavor. Earlier this year, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation (CMMI) sought input from stakeholders to develop payment models for diseases cared for by specialists. CMMI is also in the midst of testing bundled payments for 48 different episodes of care, launching a new accountable care organization (ACO) model for patients with end-stage renal disease, and developing an episode-based payment model for oncology care. Additionally, through Health Care Innovation Awards and State Innovation Model funding, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is aiming to further drive innovation around how specialty care is delivered and paid for to incentivize improved outcomes and higher quality at lower costs.
With the rapid development and uptake of innovative payment schemes, it's important to learn from early adopters of these new methodologies. How do payment methods help an organization achieve their clinical goals, and how does an organization go about selecting a payment method that is appropriate for their institution?
A recent article in Healthcare: The Journal of Delivery Science and Innovation explores the lessons learned from two academic medical centers as they adopted alternative payment methodologies for congestive heart failure (CHF) care. These centers—Duke University Health System and University of Colorado Hospitals—aimed to improve patient outcomes, enhance care coordination, and decrease preventable hospital readmissions for patients with CHF.
To achieve their clinical goals, Duke elected to form a community-based, physician-led ACO and enrolled in the Track 2 Medicare Shared Savings Program. As a result, Duke was eligible for shared savings if it reduced the costs of care for beneficiaries below a target benchmark and liable for shared losses when costs exceeded the benchmark.
The University of Colorado health system, on the other hand, chose to participate in the 30-day Model 4 Bundled Payments for Care Improvement (BPCI) Initiative. This payment scheme provided Colorado with a fixed, prospective payment meant to cover all the CHF-related services delivered to patients within 30 days of their initial CHF hospitalization. If costs of care exceeded the payment provided, Colorado would need to cover them on their own. Of note, Colorado chose the 30-day option over 60-day and 90-day bundled payment alternatives, which would have provided an even stronger incentive to reduce re-hospitalizations.
There were a number of considerations made when Duke and Colorado selected their payment arrangements; the article highlights some key lessons learned:
Context matters. Duke and Colorado selected their payment arrangements based on their organizational readiness and the type of care transformation they hoped to achieve. Duke noted that shared savings payments allowed them to better focus on post-acute care and chronic disease management. They highlighted variability in costs of management of CHF among patients as one of the reasons they selected an ACO model. As the authors describe, one of the strengths of bundled payments is to provide "predictability and standardization of care and costs," and Duke felt that the complexity of CHF made it much more difficult to match a bundled payment methodology to CHF care.
Duke also acknowledged that "CHF is not an isolated acute care episode with a clear beginning and end that lends itself to developing a fixed payment per episode." Heart@home, one of the key initiatives Duke developed to reduce preventable hospital readmissions, takes care of patients longitudinally, beyond fixed durations offered by the BPCI Initiative, and this played a role in their decision to form an ACO. Finally, Duke believed that an ACO framework would give them greater flexibility to make long-term investments in primary care, prevention, and population health.
Alternatively, Colorado felt that the 30-day bundled payments best allowed them to take on risk for acute care services nd gain experience working with fixed, prospective payments. Though Colorado only estimated to save about $40,000 in the first year of the BPCI Initiative and only about 100 patients were eligible, Colorado believed working with fixed budgets would set them up for success in the long term. Their previous experience with bundling in Medicaid also provided an incentive to adopt a bundled payment methodology.
Lesson learned: When selecting a payment arrangement for specialty care, a number of factors must be considered, such as the ease with which an episode of care can be defined, the predictability and variability in the costs of care and clinical pathways, and the organization's familiarity with the payment models.
Infrastructure and start-up costs matter. Colorado chose a 30-day Model 4 Bundle as it readied itself "to take accountability for post-acute care services and hospital readmissions." Their decision to select a bundle focused on acute care services only underscores the considerable training, start-up costs, and time necessary to build the appropriate infrastructure necessary to manage post-acute care services, even for well-resourced academic medical centers.
In response to this, the authors recommend establishing "long-term funding for technical assistance and startup costs" for organizations in the process of ramping up their infrastructure. Currently, CMMI is testing advanced payment for ACOs, and private solutions like Aledade—a start-up health care company helping independent primary care physicians form ACOs—may be part of the answer for long-term funding for specialty care.
Lesson learned: Organizations must factor in the start-up costs and consider long-term funding options for maintaining infrastructure and technical assistance.
Khin-Kyemon Aung is an ORISE Fellow at the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation and Managing Editor of Healthcare: The Journal of Delivery Science and Innovation. The views represented in this article are her own and do not necessarily represent the policy or views of the Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. She can be reached at email@example.com.


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Beware of Spammy Comments in Disguise
I love comments. I think we all do. For me, when I see my stats, they show that people are coming to visit my site, and that's great… but comments are proof that not only people are coming, but they actually care about what I've written. Enough that they want to tell me. And that's awesome.
But, not all comments are created equal. Sure, there are negative comments, which were discussed in a Crafterminds Twitter Chat on Dealing with Critical Comments. Click over to read the chat transcript on Critical Comments. There are short comments like "cool" and "neat" and "gotta try this". And there are long-winded comments about how they love the tutorial, have been looking for something like this forever, and the commenter now worships the ground you walk on because of the technique you shared. Check out more descriptions of crazy commenters.
There are also comments that are purely self-promotional. Some self promotional comments are obvious, "What a great project! Please share it at my new linky party bunchofcoolstuff andmore!"
Other times, the commenter disguises their true intent. These comments are often disguised as short or generic comments, but the real "giveaway" is the name of the commenter. The commenter's name isn't a "name" at all… instead it is designed to be a link. A few that I've noticed come across with names like "Cheap Furniture" or "Low-Cost Laptops". These are not bloggers using their blog name as an alias. These are marketers (and I'm using this term very loosely here) that are attempting to create links back to their site through the comments section of your blog.
I did a little research here, here, and here on what benefits these "marketers" are getting from getting a link back to themselves in my comments section.
Here is what I discovered:
- Blogger and WordPress default to "nofollow" in the comments section. This means that the spammy commenters are not getting SEO "Credit" for their link in my comments section, because sites like Google don't recognize it as a valid link (click here to learn more about Links and SEO). However, according to my research, some search engines ignore "nofollow" and DO count these spammy comments as valid links.
- For blogs that have disabled the "nofollow" default, these spammy commenters have found a goldmine. They can create their own backlinks to their site on someone else's site! They can essentially "piggyback" on the success of another blog, to build their own search engine rankings. So why would anyone ever disable nofollow? Because they want to reward their genuine commenters with backlinks.
The bigger question here is – do you really care? I do. It is kind-of like someone walking their dog over to my yard for the dog to do its business (and then not cleaning it up). Sure, in the scope of the world (poverty, world hunger, rising taxes, infant mortality), it isn't a big deal. But, this is my yard, and I want to keep it clean.
And, as a marketing professional, I find it a little offensive. These "marketers" can't find legitimate ways of creating backlinks to their site or their client's site, so they're imposing on my comments section (and the comments sections of other bloggers) in order to make it happen.
This doesn't mean I'm going to become some link vigilante… it just means that if I see "Low Cost Mattresses" leave a comment saying "Oh, pretty!", I'm not going to feel sorry for them, thinking that they were teased all through gradeschool because of their parents' unfortunate naming skills. I'm going to delete, and move on.
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Yep, I delete these all day long. Mine are usually u.ggs or g.ucci related. Pretty offensive, really, because they're wasting my time.
I find that these comments are also usually unreadable because they have obviously been translated from another language into English. I guess you have to give them points for ingenuity though, huh? 😛
Yes it starts getting easier to recognize once you start catching them. I delete them as well. On my personal blog I had Commentluv and they were taking advantage of that (I have since disabled it, unfortunately).
For a while I was getting a lot of very long-winded comments that were all in Russian. (Red flag already?) Out of curiosity I ran it through Babelfish and discovered that each was a list of different sexual acts. Can you imagine my horror??
Poor Rhonda, your comment just cracked me up! And I would be mortified too and feel violated if someone posted that in my comments. I think I get more spam comments than real, so I just delete and go on with my day. 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
I agree. Delete and move on. It is frustrating to have to take extra steps because some random person is trying to use your site to promote their own, but such is life, such is blogs. You can't escape those people anywhere so delete them and move on to the real comments from real people! : )
Ew, creepy and rude! Now I will be watching out for these. Fair warning to "Low Cost Mattresses with Bedbugs dot com" – go to hell!
The spammers are getting more sneaky. For the last several weeks I've had spammers that have their picture and even a regular name like Sheila. There is no url for me to check them out. However, when CommentLuv kicks in, it shows their url and then I delete them. If I didn't have commentluv I wouldn't have known if they were real or not.
Again, a great article.
Love this article. I get spam all the time. Thank God for Akismet – it catches most of it for me to review. Some of them are really offensive or even sexual in nature. Ew. I delete 99% of them mostly because I just don't want to take the time to review all of them. But, I did read in an article recently about SEO and directing traffic to your site that not all spam may be harmful to you. Leaving them on your site may actually catch a few readers for you in internet searches. Sorry, I wish I could remember where I got the article – maybe it was here! – but, anyway, it's something to think about.
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Volume 15, Issue 1: Presbyterion
Douglas Wilson
The vexed question of church unity is like the woman in the gospelsthe more
the physicians treat her, the worse she gets.
In large measure, this is because church leaders (naturally enough) tend to place
the locus of unity in government. But we need
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While looking through the Kingdom Hearts X storyline, I noticed that there were five Keyblade Masters known as Foretellers, each with names and animal motifs (except for Foreteller Gula) that correlated to a sin and animal symbolized in a manual for anchoresses written in the early 13th century called the "Ancrene Wisse." However, the names and animal motifs for the sins of "Pride" (Latin, superbia)and "Lust" (Latin, luxuria) were apparently missing.
I couldn't help but wonder: Were there past Foretellers that existed that held these characteristics, but were removed from the roster due to death or a betrayal of some sort? I made a couple of theories of who they might be and why they are not seen:
1) Superbia of the "Panthera" Union aka Master Superbia:
Appearance: Superbia was a tall dark skinned man with brown dreadlocks wearing a male Foreteller's ceremonial rob with a violet and silver color scheme and a silver lion mask with a mane and matching ears. He has a powerful and muscular build created by years of strict training and discipline and a perpetual stern frown denoting his seriousness. His Keyblade has black handle. Its pommel and guard resemble a decorative steel broadsword. The base of the blade is an etching of a violet-eyed lion, and the shaft is formed from a silver, bladed with a wide, darkened fuller, itself etched with a purple icon resembling Mark of Mastery symbol. The Keychain is made of small connected rings and the token is a circular talisman with an eye of darkness. His Keyblade had the special ability to absorb the power of hearts when he destroyed Heartless instead of just releasing them.
Possible Backstory: Superbia was once a famed and respected member of the Foretellers who was lauded for his intense courage and conviction in fighting the Heartless and protecting all Worlds from falling into Darkness. He led the "Panthera" Union which was hailed as the most disciplined and strongest of the Unions at the time, which he collectively referred to as his "Pride". After years of fighting against the Heartless, Superbia grew restless and tiresome of the endless onslaught of dark creatures infesting his and other worlds, and decided to take on a more proactive approach to permanently stopping the Darkness. His time fighting against the Heartless made him feel his heart was more than strong enough to defeat any evil that may try to tempt him, causing him to develop a plan to gain superiority over Darkness itself. To that end, he decided to venture into the Realm of Darkness alone to learn how to control the Darkness and eventually succeeded. However, his time in the Realm of Darkness slowly corrupted his personality by bringing forth his more arrogant traits and soon he decided he was the only one worthy enough to conquer both Light and Darkness, eventually attempting to take over his own world.
By his lonesome, Superbia slaughtered his former Union to absorb the power of their strong hearts into his Keyblade and eventually struck out against his fellow Foretellers. Through combined and arduous effort by his former comrades, Superbia was struck down and fearing they could not destroy their former comrade without losing the colossal faith of the worlds they protected, they banished him to the Realm of Darkness for all eternity. They decided to erase his name from the public and the texts surrounding their organization to prevent further questions-only letting rumors of a great Keyblade master who died in the Realm of Darkness remain.
2) Luxuria of the "Arachnida" Union aka Master Luxuria:
Appearance: Luxuria was a statuesque tan-skinned notably busty woman wearing a female Foreteller's ceremonial robe with a red white scheme and a mahogany red scorpion mask. She has a curvy and sensual build which she cultivates through specific dieting and exercise ,and a perpetual smirk denoting her playfulness. Her keyblade has a red handle. Its pommel and guard resemble a thicker decorative rapier. The teeth are in the shape of a white heart, itself etched with a red icon resembling Mark of Mastery symbol. The Keychain is made of small connected diamonds and the token is a circular talisman with an eye of darkness.
Possible Backstory: Luxuria was once a famed and respected member of the Foretellers who was lauded for her understanding of the Heart and its power, her considerable skill with a keyblade, and her considerable beauty. She led the all-female "Arachnida" Union which was hailed as the most intellectual and philosophical of the Unions at the time, in addition to having some of the most attractive females. Despite her beauty and fame, Luxuria always felt there was more to life than her station and delved into studies of the Heart to understand her longing and rectify her feelings of emptiness. Through her research, she ascertained that her inner feelings of desire and emptiness stemmed from an uncontrolled degree of Darkness burgeoning in her own Heart. She decided to find a way to purge the Darkness from Heart by experimenting with the essence of darkness itself in secret alongside her Union, who swore to keep the experiments hidden from the other Unions. Unfortunately, a miscalculation in the experimental procedure created an unstable portal to the Realm of Darkness, sucking Luxuria into the Realm and warping her heart and mind. She eventually managed to return to her world with an lust for power and control over all, resulting in a clash against her fellow Foretellers which ended in the deaths of her Union members. Wounded, she fled back into the Realm of Darkness never to be seen again and her name and Union were scrubbed from the Foreteller archives. However, her invaluable research on the heart was kept within the archives to uncover in case this tragedy ever occurred once more.
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Hello, I am confused regarding the order of search results (jr 1.5.2 core). First of all, I have configured <param name="respectDocumentOrder" value="false"/>. Thus, I would expect if I do someting like: //*[jcr:contains(.,'foo')] that my ordering would be by @jcr:score (lucene score) descending. If I print the scores, they seem instead to be random. So, this is not what i would expect. Secondly, when I do //*[jcr:contains(.,'foo')] order by @jcr:score it makes sense to get results back in descending score order. Unfortunately, they are in ascending order. This seems to be inline with the spec, 22.214.171.124 Ordering Specifier ('If neither ascending nor descending is specified after a property name (or jcr:score(...) function), the default is ascending.'), but, it does not make sense for the jcr:score. It is strange. And beyond that, it will lead to really strange behavior in combination with setLimit i think: IIUC, order by @jcr:score is just the default lucene scoring. This means, if I sort on 'order by @jcr:score' then, the first hit (lowest score) depends on my setLimit. If I do setLimit(1), I get the first authorized lucene hit, which has the highest score possible. If I do setLimit(1000000000) I first get the lowest score as spec defaults to inverting (ascending) the lucene order. So the combination jcr:score which defaults to ascending, is not usefull imo, and with a setLimit() returns quite unexpected results. I am not sure whether jsr-283 has some changes regarding this? Did other people also experience this jcr:score ambiguous sorting? Regards Ard
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Disclosure's 'Latch' will be released as a single on November 5 via newly signed label PMR Records.
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- He guided the Israelites by a pillar of cloud during the day.
- He provided a pillar of fire to guide them during the night.
- God sent an angel who engulfed the Egyptian soldiers in darkness to delay their attack on the Israelites.
- He gave them priests to be intermediaries between them and God.
- God split the waters of the Red Sea to create a dry path for the Israelites to pass.
- He punished the Egyptian soldiers who were pursuing the Israelites by drowning them in the Red Sea.
- God changed bitter water into sweet waters for the Israelites to drink at Marah.
- God provided Manna and quails as food for the Israelites when they were hungry.Healing those who were bitten by snakes.
- God assisted the Israelites to defeat the Amalekites
- He provided them with strong leaders like Moses.
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Williamstown will go into their Round 2 clash against the Northern Blues with a largely unchanged lineup, after their stirring Easter Monday victory over Casey.
At this point in time there have been no omissions from the Round 1 team that defeated last year's runners-up by 23 points, with Mitch Norton, Jason Pongracic, Lachlan Schultz and Jake Owen all coming into the squad of 27.
Nick Ebinger will again have 23rd man duties after a promising senior debut with the club against the Demons.
There is likely to be a familiar face awaiting the Seagulls in opposition colours in tomorrow's match-up, with past premiership player Andrew Gallucci lining up against his former team for the first time.
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Enough debating. Let's have a show of hands about the Indianapolis Colts and New Orleans Saints.
All those who think a team assured of three things — death, taxes and home field advantage — should flip on the cruise control and make the last weeks a football Club Med, raise your hands.
Now all those who believe taking your foot off the accelerator is a good way to get run over in the playoffs. Especially when there are at least 33 days until the first playoff game — or two days longer than William Henry Harrison served as American president.
"I don't think there is a right answer," Peyton Manning said. "Either way, you're opening yourself up for second guessing."
Absolutely, for coaches Jim Caldwell and Sean Payton. We have the following Instant Second Guess all ready for the Colts, then, since they've already clinched everything, and the Saints still have home field advantage to put in the bag.
Mark the correct entry, and you're a critic.
Now that (the Colts were upset again in their first playoff game/Peyton Manning was buried by a Jacksonville linebacker and had to be picked up with a whisk broom) it is easy to see Caldwell made the wrong call.
I predicted as much weeks ago when I wrote (any fool could see the Colts needed to play the last three games to win/any knucklehead would know the Colts needed to rest key starters).
Nothing was more important than making sure (the offense didn't have more rust than a 1980 Ford on cement blocks/the starting lineup could take the field in January without a limp).
All that talk about going unbeaten and making history (is part of what makes competitive players tick and should have been honored/made fine fertilizer, since nobody remembers you were 16-0 if you're watching the Super Bowl from your recliner).
Here's the thing about the Colts. They (have put together a record-breaking string of regular seasons that are the envy of all/have been conspicuous by their absence lately after their first playoff game).
Many things must have gone through Caldwell's mind when considering what to do. Taking time off can be tricky. Since 2005, the teams awarded the byes in the playoffs have gone 7-9 in their first postseason game.
Two of the defeats belonged to the Colts, most notably the 2005 season, when they went 13-0 before losing, rested many players the last two games, took off the bye week — and then were promptly ousted at home by Pittsburgh.
This trend (should have raised a flag in Caldwell's head that was redder than his replay hanky/is meaningless trivia).
Also, when the Colts clinched AFC home field advantage by beating Denver on Dec. 13, Manning had thrown nine interceptions in five games and Reggie Wayne had only 11 catches in three weeks. This suggested (they had some kinks to work out, so it was no time to sit down/they needed a breather, and it's safer to dissect problems in the film room than amid a blitz).
The last game of the regular season had to be a particular dilemma. The smart call seemed to be (playing the regulars to keep them sharp/resting everyone possible, because who wants to play a meaningless game in Buffalo on Jan. 3?).
When it comes to Manning getting injured, (that could happen anytime. The backup quarterback got hurt throwing a pass in practice/now that it's happened, Indianapolis police are guarding local bridges, on the lookout for jumpers).
In summation, Jim Caldwell should have (played his guys/sat his guys).
I'm not the type to say I told you so, but I did.
Caldwell said Monday the Colts will not back off Thursday at Jacksonville. No promises after that. Whichever way they choose, Caldwell and Payton will have a legion of critics if something bad happens.
Curious, how much trouble a 13-0 coach could get into here.
"That's why I enjoy being a player and not a coach," Colts tight end Dallas Clark said Sunday. "I wouldn't want to make those decisions."
They're easy, if you get a second guess later.
I'd keep going for the win.
Unless that turned out wrong.
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Effects of local phenytoin on seroma formation after mastectomy and Axillary lymph node dissection: an experimental study on mice
General surgery
Seroma formation is the most common complication after breast cancer surgery. It is an important complication since it prolongs therapy duration, increases cost, and negatively affects patient psychology. Currently, there is no widely accepted method that prevents seroma formation. We tried to investigate impact of local phenytoin application on seroma formation following an experimental mastectomy model created in rats.
Two groups including eight rats in each were randomized. Saline injection was applied in the first group, whereas 1% phenytoin was locally used in the second group. Ten days after the surgery, seroma formation and wound-healing processes were evaluated using histopathological and biochemical examinations.
Phenytoin significantly decreased seroma formation. Fibrosis was significantly increased and angiogenesis was significantly reduced in the phenytoin group (P < 0.05). Increased levels of macrophage and lymphocyte infiltration was detected in the control group (P < 0.05). No difference was detected between the groups in terms of necrosis, edema, congestion, and PNL (Polymorphonuclear leucocyte) and fibroblast infiltration.
Seroma formation-reducing effect of phenytoin might have occurred over its anti-inflammatory, anti-angiogenetic, and fibrosis augmenting effects.
Seroma formation isone of the most common complications after breast cancer surgery. It has been reported that seroma occurs by 5-52% after modified radical mastectomy (MRM) procedure and by 7.1-14% after sentinel lymph node biopsy (SLNB)
Seroma formation usually disappears following surgery within a few weeks. But sometimes it may persist for a few months. Prolonged therapy duration and requirement for multiple aspirations may cause trouble for patients, and more importantly it can delay adjuvant therapy and may cause increasement of treatment costs.
We believe flaps are lightly attached to chest wall, and additionaly perioperative dissection may harm lymphatic and capillary vessels. Large dead space, auxillary effects of muscles to venous return may be interrupted during surgery. Finally shape of the axilla and chest wall, local inflammatory mediators and all factors mentioned above are considered responsible for seroma formation
Sixteen female Wistar Albino rats (mean weight 220 g) were utilized in the present study. Approval of Istanbul Yeditepe University of Medical Faculty, Ethical Committee on Experimental Animal Research was obtained (2011–186). Animals were obtained from the Experimental Animals Laboratory of Istanbul Yeditepe University of Medical Faculty. All rats were fed with standard laboratory food and water [rodent chow ad libitum] and monitored in an isolated place, which had controlled heat (22 ± 2°C) and was illuminated as 12-hour night/day cycle. Surgeries were performed in Istanbul Yeditepe University of Medical Faculty Experimental Animals Laboratory under non-sterile but clean conditions. Preoperative prophylactic antibiotics were not used to avoid drug interaction. Animals were weighed prior to the surgery. A sterile form of 1% phenytoin in normal saline was prepared. Exclusion criteria were determined as follows: flap necrosis, wound dehiscence, infection, and death. Ketamine (Ketalar®, Parke Davis and Co. Inc. USA, 50 mg/kg) and xylazine (Rompun®, Bayer, Germany 5 mg/kg) were used for anesthesia. An incision beginning from the sternal notch and extending to the xiphoid was made in all rats in accordance with the method defined by Harada et al.
Figure 1
Axillary adipose cellular tissue before and after axillary dissection
Axillary adipose cellular tissue before and after axillary dissection.
In the control group; normal saline, the volume of which corresponded to the appropriate phenytoin dose that has been adjusted according to the weight of the rats, was applied under the flaps, immediately following abdominal closure. In the phenytoin group; 1% phenytoin solution, which had been prepared before, was applied under the flaps at a dose of 4 mg/kg.
Rats were monitored for 10 days after the surgery. Viability of the flaps, movement of the extremities, wound healing, wound infection, necrosis seroma formation were evaluated. On the 10th day postoperatively seroma was aspirated under anesthesia with needle and recorded. Relaparotomies were done and remnant seroma was aspirated and measured. Tissue samples from the thoracic wall and axilla were also obtained for histopathological examination. They were fixed with 10% formalin solution. After these procedures, rats were sacrificed by decapitation with a guillotine.
Histopathological examination: After tissue samples were embedded in paraffin blocks, 5 μm sections were obtained. Preparations were stained with hematoxylin and eosin (HE) and with Masson's Trichrome stain to evaluate fibrosis better. Angiogenesis, edema, necrosis, congestion and augmentation of fibrous tissue were examined quantitatively under the light microscope and were scored as follows: Grade 1: No or mild alteration, Grade 2: Moderate alterations, Grade 3: Increased alterations, Grade 4: Intensive alterations. Polymorphonuclear leukocyte (PNL), fibroblast, lymphocyte and macrophage infiltrations were scored semi-quantitatively as follows: Grade 1: no or minimal cell infiltration, Grade 2: moderate infiltration, Grade 3: increased infiltration, Grade 4: intensive infiltration.
Statistical analyses were done using 'SPSS Data Editor for Windows version 17.0' program. Seroma volume and histopathological parameters were evaluated by Mann–Whitney
None of the rats developed wound-related problem [dehiscence, infection, macroscopic flap necrosis, etc.] or a problem that would cause their exclusion from the study. All animals survived. Temporarily movement limitations was observed in the upper extremity at the same side where mastectomies were done within the postoperative 3 days.
The mean seroma volume was 1.2 ± 0.11 ml in the control group, whereas it was 0.51 ± 0.08 ml in the phenytoin group. This difference was significantly different (p = 0.001).
Histopathological findings: Fibrosis was found significantly higher (Figure
Figure 2
There was also significant microscopic difference between the control and phenytoin groups in terms of fibrous tissue enhancement
There was also significant microscopic difference between the control and phenytoin groups in terms of fibrous tissue enhancement.
Discussion and conclusion
Seroma is a serious fluid collection in a surgical cavity that is clinically evident. Seroma formation is the most common complication after mastectomy and occurs at a rate of 5-52% (mean 30%) under the skin flap or in the dead-space in the axilla
Pathogenesis of seroma formation is unclear. Analysis of the seroma that occurred after mastectomy and axillary curettage revealed an exudative fluid including cellular components of acute inflammation
Many factors are thought to be associated with seroma formation after mastectomy and axilla dissection. Kuroi et al. investigated evidence level of these factors in a review consisted of 51 randomized, 7 prospective and 7 retrospective studies. They reported that seroma formation was not associated with previous biopsy, type of drainage (closed suction versus static drainage), duration of drainage, number of drains, intensity of negative suction pressure, removal of drains on the fifth postoperative day or when daily drainage volume fell to minimal, immobilization of shoulder, lymph node status or lymph node positivity, number of removed lymph nodes, hormone receptor status, and stage. They also reported moderate level of evidences concerning increased risk for seroma formation in overweight patients, as well as in the patients that underwent modified radical mastectomy as compared to simple mastectomy and in the patients that had higher amount of drainage within the first three days of surgery
Breast surgeries in humans generally needs prophylactic antibiotics. Since these operations are considered as clean, routine application of antibiotics is not mandatory. Also in our experimental study we could have seen infection. Due to its diminished possibility we preferred to abstain from antibiotic usage. There was no infection in animals.
Numerous methods including surgical techniques
Many studies have shown favorable effects of phenytoin on wound healing. It was reported in those studies that phenytoin reduced inflammation, pain, bacterial contamination and exudate in the wound but augmented fibroblastic proliferation, granulation tissue formation, neo-vascularization and collagenization
Competing interest
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
ME, FT, MK, SG conceived of the study and participated in its design and coordination. LK, MOG, HU made substantial contributions to data acquisation and conception of manuscript and drafted and designed the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
Aetiology of seroma formation in patients undergoing surgery for breast cancer
"Techniques in the prevention and management of breast seroma: An evaluation of current practice"
Evidence- based risk factors for seroma formation of breast surgery
Morbidity after sentinel lymph node biopsy in primary breast cancer: results from a randomized controlled trial
Surgical complications associated with sentinel lymph node biopsy: results from aprospective international cooperative group trial
Effect of closing dead space on seroma formation after mastectomy-a prospective randomized clinical trial
Fibrin glue reduces seroma formation in the rat after mastectomy
Influence of fibrin glue on seroma formation after modified radical mastectomy: a prospective randomized study
Acceleration of gingival wound healing in non-epileptic patients receiving diphenylhydantoin sodium
Topical phenytoin in wound healing
Lympedema in the postmastectomy patient: Pathophysiology, prevention, and management
Postmastectomy seroma. A study of the nature and origin of seroma after mastectomy
Seroma prevention in a rat mastectomy model: use of a light-activated fibrin sealant
"Adjuvant chemotherapy in the node-negative breast cancer patient"
Use of abdominal quilting sutures for seroma prevention in TRAM flap reconstruction: a prospective, controlled trial
Seroma prevention after modified radical mastectomy
External compression dressing versus standard dressing after axillary lymphadenectomy
Delayed shoulder exercises in reducing seroma frequency after modified radical mastectomy: a prospective randomized study
Effect of shoulder immobilization on wound seroma and shoulder dysfunction following modified radical mastectomy: a randomized prospective clinical trial
How long should suction drains stay in after breast surgery with axillary dissection?
The use of closed suction drainage after lumpectomy and axillary node dissection for breast cancer. A prospective randomized trial
Effect of Mechanical Closure of Dead Space on Seroma Formation After Breast Surgery
Use of phenytoin for wound healing
Role of phenytoin in wound healing-a wound pharmacology perspective
Role of phenytoin in healing large abscess cavities
Surgical therapy of invasive breast cancer
Seroma formation following breast cancer surgery
Seroma formation after surgery for breast cancer
Effects of Locally Applied 5-Fluorouracil on the Prevention of Postmastectomy Seromas in a Rat Model
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Five Nights At Alex's is a 2015 horror game by Chance S., Christan R. and Scott Cawthon. It was released on May 27, 2015.
The gameplay is reminiscent of Five Nights at Freddy's, featuring an office with 2 doorways on either side and a vent in front. In order to survive, you have a flashlight, a radio, and a desk.
Flashlight: Allows you to brighten up the vent and the doorways to see if an animatronic is inside. It can be upgraded through the use of Smiley, a friendly animatronic who upgrades your stuff. This upgraded version allows you to see into the hallways and the vent cameras, making it more useful. The upgraded flashlight is the only thing that can keep Katie out.
Radio: This allows you to direct the Security Guard to go to a room. The Security Guard spawns in your office, and can move to most rooms. (He cannot go into the Kitchen or the Vent.) He can be used to lead some animatronics away from you and into another room. If he's in the office, he also functions as an extra life, guiding an animatronic that's in a doorway away from you.
Desk: Certain animatronics can be fooled by hiding under your desk if it's about to enter the Office. They will leave if they can't see you. However, know that this doesn't work for every animatronic.
You also have cameras that you can use to see if an animatronic is coming towards you. If an animatronic reaches you, it's game over.
(Can somebody make a map?)
There are 14 cameras in the game. (Office not listed.)
|Room Name
Who spawns here
|Show Stage
N of building. A front view of the main animatronics on the stage. Connects to Diner.
|Alex, Eric, Adam
|S of Show Stage. Looks like the Diner from the first game. Connects to Pirate's Cove, Kid's Centre, Show Stage, History Hall, Main Hall, and Gift Shop. Tunnel room.
|Lemon Cove
|SW of Diner. A diagonal view of the deck of a pirate ship, with Lemony at the wheel. Connects to Diner.
|Kid's Centre
|N of Pirate's Cove. A top-down view of a mess of toys and drawings and food. The Toy animatronics are sprawled on the floor, except for Toy Lemony, who is standing near the wall. Connects to Diner.
|Toy Alex, Toy Eric, Toy Adam, Toy Lemony
|History Hall
|E of Show Stage. A diagonal view of four display cases, holding the old animatronics. Alex's is in the back of the hallway, near some restrooms. Connects to Diner. Tunnel room.
|Old Alex, Old Brian, Old Adam, Old Lemony
|Gift Shop
|SE of Diner. A frontal view of a check out, with Upgrader behind it. Connects to Diner. Tunnel Room.
|Main Hall
|S of Diner. A diagonal view of a long hallway decorated with kids drawings. The diner can barely be seen in the far back. Connects to Diner, Kitchen, West Hall, East Hall, Animatronic Storage, and Parking Lot. Tunnel room.
|E of Main Hall. Unable to be seen. Animatronics make sounds while in there. Connects to Main Hall.
|Animatronic Storage
|W of Main Hall. A diagonal view. Multiple animatronic are all over the floor. 3 scrapped animatronics are leaning by a vent.
|Smiley, 2471, Sandler, The Puppet (Night 5 and beyond)
|Parking Lot
|E of building. A diagonal view of a parking lot. 1 car is seen. Trash cans are in the bootom left corner of the camera. Connects to Main Hall. Tunnel room.
|Springlock (Night 6 and beyond)
|N of Office. Looks like it does in the second game. Connects to Office and Animatronic Storage.
|West Hall
|W of Office. Similar to Main Hall, but the camera is lower. Connects to Office and Main Hall.
|East Hall
|E of Office. Very dark. Connects to Main Hall and Office. Tunnel room.
|N of Parking Lot. Only able to be accessed on Night 5 and after. A dark staircase. Connects to the Parking Lot. Tunnel Room.
Max the Miner, Derrick, Katie, Mousey.
There are 22 animatronics in the game.
|Has buttons on his shirt, his shoes can't come off, nicer looking in general, and rosy cheeks. Holds microphone throughout travels.
|Starts on Show Stage, when in cameras, sticks to bright areas. Attacks from the vent. Disables cameras when moving. Tends to wander.
|Appears in the players' face, screaming. Eyes notably blacked out.
|Security and desk.
|Night 3
|Has buttons on his shirt, his shirt is blue, he has rosy cheeks, and is overall nicer looking. Holds a purple base guitar on Show Stage.
|Starts on Show Stage. Tends to wander. Attacks from the right. Disables cameras when moving.
|Jumps up, then screams in the players' face.
|Security and desk.
|Night 1
|Has buttons on his shirt, thin (like Toy Adam), shirt that says "Let's Party!", rosy cheeks, and an overall nice look.
|Starts on Show Stage. Tends to wander. Attacks from the left. Disables cameras when moving.
|Makes chomping motions while screaming.
|Security and desk.
|Night 1
|He is a Lemon cup with a face, arms and legs.
|Starts in Lemon Cove. Wanders in early nights, takes fastest route possible to office by fifth night. Attacks from the vent. Cameras show him moving.
|Launches from vent into the players' face while screaming.
|Night 2
|Toy Alex
|More rundown than Alex. His face is half covered in yellow paint, his microphone is sticking out of his ear, his eyes are colored black, his hat is taped to his chest, and his teeth have been smashed.
|Starts in Kid's Centre. Attacks from the left. Wanders on early nights, aggresive on later nights. From Night 4 onwards, yells in his mic to attract Freddy to the room he's in. Disables cameras when moving.
|Pulls out his mic a screams into it, while in the players' face.
|Night 2
|Toy Eric
|More rundown than Eric. His eyes are spray painted black with red around them, one ear is broken in half and taped to his back, fingers and mouth are painted red, on his chest is spray painted "KILL ME", and his guitar is shoved in his mouth.
|Starts in Kid's Cove. Attacks from the vent. Wanders on early nights, gets aggresive on later nights. From Night 4 onwards, can play a strum on his guitar to attract Eric to the room he's in. Disables cameras when moving.
|Takes out his guitar and whacks the player with it while screaming.
|Night 1
|Toy Adam
|More rundown than normal Adam. he has stuff looking like horns, his eyes are sticking out of his cupcake, his head is oddly tilted, one leg is stripped bare, and his Shirt says "Let's" and painted in red under it is "DIE."
|Starts in Kid's Cove. Attacks from the right. Wanders on early nights, gets aggresive on later nights. From Night 4 onwards, calls a distorted "Pizza time!" to attract Adam to where he is. Disables cameras when moving.
|Bends forward and charges, screaming.
|Night 2
|Toy Lemony (Strangle)
|Completely fixed. Looks like a white Lemony. No endoskeleton is showing. He actually is the most repaired of all the animatronics.
|Starts in Kid's Cove. Attacks from the right. When active, runs to the Gift Shop. When upgraded, aggresive. When in Office, spends 1 minute speeding up the animatronics, then attacks. Disables cameras when moving.
|The player looks up to see him fall onto the player, screaming.
|Night 3
|Old Alex
|A very broken version of Alex version. His entire body is slightly charred, one ear is missing, some teeth are missing, one arm is gone. Otherwise, looks better than the other Old animatronics.
|Starts in History Hall. Attacks from the right. Very aggressive. Will attack security, causing him to flee. Sticks to dark areas. Sometimes attacks with Old Eric and Old Adam backing him up. Cameras do not show him moving, but don't deactivate.
|A distorted Toreaor March starts playing, then he screams in the players' face.
|Night 4
|Old Eric
|A very broken version of Eric. Half his face is missing, the other half is charred, both his ears are missing, his arms and legs are stripped of their suit, revealing a charred endoskeleton, and there's a hole in his chest.
|Starts in History Hall. Attacks from the left. Aggresive. Will attack security, causing him to flee. Cameras do not show him moving, but don't deactivate.
|Grabs the player and holds him/her above his head, screaming.
|Night 3
|Old Adam
|A very broken version of Adam. One eye is missing, he is charred on her back, his hair is sharpened into a point, her teeth are missing, alot of suit on her back is gone, his shirt is ripped, and his hands are missing, with wires replacing them.
|Starts in History Hall. Attacks from the vent. Aggresive. Will attack security, causing him to flee. Cameras do not show her moving, but don't deactivate.
|Takes off his head and screams in the players face.
|Night 3
|Old Lemony
|A more rundown version of Lemony. Pieces of fabric drag on the ground while he walks, and his eyes have been gouged out, leaving them as red dots. Significantly charred.
Starts in History Hall. Cameras show him moving. Makes lots of noise when moving.
Night 2: Wanders into every room possible besides Vent. If the player shines his/her light while he's in the hallway, he appears in the door blind-spot. While there, waits twice as long to attack then other animatronics.
Night 3 and beyond: Inactive unless the player watches him too much/too little or a few animatronics pass him. Looks at the camera, then starts getting to his feet, then dashes to the office from the west. If flashlight is used on him, bangs on the wall, disabling the flashlight for 20 seconds, then leaves.
Night 2: Pops up to the side of the player (side = side he entered) leans forward, then screams.
Night 3 and beyond: Stumbles in while screaming, making slashing motions.
Night 2: Security, desk.
Night 3 and beyond: Shine the flashlight at the west door when he's about to enter.
|Night 2
|A gray endoskeleton.
|Stays in the Gift Shop. When active, lights turn on in the shop. If an animatronic walks to him, the camera shuts off and Upgrader upgrades him/her.
|None. To prevent an animatronic from upgrading, use security to lead him/her away from the Gift Shop.
|Night 3
|A humanoid, yellow animatronic with a smiley face emoticon for a face.
|Starts in Animatronic Storage. Can enter from anywhere. Wanders. If he reaches the Office, upgrades flashlight, but attracts other animatronics. Disables cameras when moving.
|Leaves after a while, Security and desk.
|Night 2
|A color changing endoskeleton. His right arm is a sharp piece of metal. Eyes are half closed and Body and eyes gray if neutral, green if friendly to the player, and red if friendly to an animatronic.
|Starts in Animatronic Storage. Can attack from anywhere but the vent. Wanders. If an animatronic reaches him, follows said animatronic. Same for Security. If an animatronic he's following attempts to attack, he finds another entrance to corner the player. If a Security leads him to the Office, he acts as a second security guard until the end of the night. Disables cameras when moving.
|Screams, then stabs player with his right arm.
|Night 2
|A humanoid animatronic. It looks like a teenage girl, blue dress, red hair. Pieces of the suit are missing, exposing it's endoskeleton. When attacking, black tentacles appear from her back.
|Starts in Animatronic Storage. Can attack from anywhere but the vent. Aggressive. Can attack cameras if said camera is viewed to much, disabling it for 30 seconds. Disables cameras when moving.
|Screams with black eyes, tentacles wrap around the player.
|Upgraded flashlight.
|Night 4
|Max the Miner
|A humanoid miner animatronic from "Construction Carl's Restaurant". He wear's a stereotypical miner uniform, a miner helmet with blue/green clothes. He also has a brown beard.
|Starts in the Basement. Teleports between "tunnel rooms" to get to you. Aggressive. Attacks from the right. Disables cameras when moving.
|The player falls in a hole, looking down, they see Max laughing evily. Ends just before the player lands.
|Night 5
|An alien animatronic from "Spaceboy Bob's Wonderful Adventure!" It wears a metallic robot suit, with Blue arms and legs. A glass covering in the center of the machine shows Derrick itself: a green, 2 eyed alien head.
|Starts in the Basement. Attacks from the left. Able to create fake versions of itself on other cameras. These fakes have a slight white hue. Aggressive sometimes. Cameras do not show it moving, but don't deactivate.
|Teleports in, then fires his laser gun at the player.
|Night 5
|A mouse animatronic from "Mousey's Funtastic Diner". He has black fur, sharp teeth and claws, as well as red eyes.
|Starts in the Basement. Attacks from the vent. Fast, so he's hard to see on camera. Aggressive. Cameras show him moving.
|Runs around the room, looks at the player, then charges forward.
|Night 5
|The Puppet
|The most broken animatronic in the game. A very broken version of The Puppet. in FNAF 2 A lot of his suit is teared, revealing endoskeleton, he has only one string attached to his back, leaving him slouched, one of his hands are missing, and his mask is cracked in a way to form a frown. He also holds a broken music box when he moves.
|Starts in the Animatronic Storage. Attacks from anywhere. Wanders. Least aggressive animatronic at first. Will attack security, causing them to flee. If he is close to the Office, hide so he doesn't notice you. Doesn't appear in blindspots. If he sees security 3 times, he will know where you are, and becomes unstoppable. Music box plays as he moves. Cameras flicker when he moves.
|Falls from the ceiling in front of the player. Lays there for a few seconds, then suddenly jumps at the player.
|Desk, none if he notices you. Do not let him see security.
|Night 5
|Golden Alex
|Brand new-looking. A golden version of Alex, without any eyes. Bulky in appearance, slightly fat, and tall. Notably, there appears to be no endoskeleton in it.
Randomly appears in the Office. It can appear in 2 different positions:
1. It's face can appear if you light up a doorway. If it does, he will jumpscare you soon after unless you hide.
2. It pulls down the camera and stands in front of you. Hide the moment you see him, or he jumpscares you.
|Suddenly, the screen goes black, then it appears, screaming.
|Night 6
|Looks like Springtrap in FNAF 3, But more broken than Springtrap One ear is missing, along with a few teeth. A lot of suit is missing, revealing more of the Orange Man. Springlock completely charred black.
|Starts in the Parking Lot, behind the fence. Can attack from anywhere, but prefers the vent.. Extremely aggressive. Will attack security, causing them to flee. Doesn't appear in blindspots. Tends to hide in hard-to-see positions on cameras. Cameras flicker when he moves.
|Stands up, screaming.
|Security, needs to make noise in another room.
|Night 6
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (March 31, 2003) -- Fielding a race car in the Grand-Am Cup Series is no easy task. From car preparation at the race shop to transportation of equipment and crew to events to pit stops during the race, the list of things to...
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (March 31, 2003) -- Fielding a race car in the Grand-Am Cup Series is no easy task. From car preparation at the race shop to transportation of equipment and crew to events to pit stops during the race, the list of things to take care of is endless. Now take all that work and responsibility and multiply by two, three or even six and you get an idea of what many of the multi-car teams in Grand-Am Cup face.
While teams in many racing series field only one or perhaps two entries in each race, one of the unique aspects of the Grand-Am Cup Series is the large number of teams campaigning several cars in each race. At the upcoming Grand-Am Cup Miami 250 at Homestead-Miami Speedway, 32 of the 56 cars on the pre-entry list have been entered by multi-car teams.
"For professional teams and drivers looking to advance in their racing career, Grand-Am Cup is a great series to gain valuable experience. At the same time, it's a great place for those recreational drivers who want to experience something more than club racing, but might not have the time or funding to move into the Rolex Series," explains Grand American Road Racing Association Director of Competition Mark Raffauf.
"Because Grand-Am Cup can provide so much to a wide variety of driver types at different levels of expertise, you find several teams being able to easily put together multi-car teams. Some teams focus on only one type of car in a single class, while others offer a driver the opportunity to start in one of the Sport Touring classes and stay with the same team when they are ready to move up into Grand Sport by fielding entries in both divisions," he added.
Whether a team enters several cars into one of Grand-Am Cup's four classes or several of them, it does not diminish the difficult task a team faces of making sure all its race cars are competitive when the green flag falls.
"There are three keys to running our team - delegation, accountability and checklists," explains Team Lexus owner and driver Chuck Goldsborough, whose team fields up to four entries in Grand-Am Cup's Sport Touring I class.
"I try to delegate everything so that no one person has too much on them," adds Goldsborough, who watched a Team Lexus car and driver take the ST I team owner and driver championships last season. "We have very strict accountability, and we have lots of checklists. I believe checklists are very important. We have them for everything. Some people make fun of us for them, but when we check and re-check everything it really decreases the chances of overlooking something."
Team Lexus is not the only Grand-Am Cup multi-car team that believes checklists are key to keeping a team running well. "We have lots of checklists," remarked Nuzzo Motorsports team owner and driver Tony Nuzzo whose team campaigns a pair of new Mini Coopers in ST I. "We take parts inventory before we leave the shop to make sure we have a supply of anything we might need at the racetrack, and we have lists of things to go over to make sure the cars are race ready."
One of the most successful multi-car teams in the Grand-Am Cup Series has been the Planet Earth Motorsports and HRPworld.com teams run by the Nonnamaker family. While Planet Earth is listed as the team name on the Grand Sport II entries and HRPworld.com on the Sport Touring II cars, both teams are under the control of Joe Nonnamaker, his wife Kristine and his sons Wayne and Will.
This year the team, which has captured the ST II championship the last two years, has stepped up its efforts with plans to campaign as many as six cars between the two Grand-Am Cup classes.
"The key to our success is organization and division of duties," explains Will Nonnamaker. "It's truly a team effort for us. We have weekly meetings and run everything just like we run our other businesses. It's fun, but taken very seriously."
Preparation is another aspect that has helped in the Nonnamaker's success. "We are already preparing for Mid-Ohio (June 27-29). People sometimes don't realize how far in advance you have to plan. We are already ordering our replacements parts, so we are sure that we'll have them here in time for a race that's still three months away," continues the eldest of the Nonnamaker brothers. "Not long after we are celebrating in Victory Lane we are planning for the next race. On the way home from the races, we are already making lists of everything that needs to be done when we get back to the garage and delegating duties."
While fielding multiple cars in a race might improve a team's odds of posting a good finish, it can also prove to be bitter sweet when one car succeeds and another runs into trouble. "It's like having two kids playing on the same team and one is getting benched and the other is out there playing his heart out. We experienced that at Daytona when we had to retire one car while the other was still out there running," said Nuzzo of the debut race for his new Mini Coopers.
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