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A 65-year-old man developed a painless left scrotal swelling that was the size of a tennis ball 5 months before his visit. He had sudden scrotal swelling and pain, and a plain CT scan revealed a hematoma. Tumor markers, HCGβ, AFP and LDH were within the normal range. MRI showed a mass with heterogeneous high signal on T1WI with fat suppression. As we could not exclude a testicular tumor completely, we performed high orchidectomy. Pathological examination showed a hematoma, which was diagnosed as an old intra-scrotal hematoma. Since there are relatively few case reports of chronic scrotal hematocele in Japan, we present this case together with a review of the literature [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In response to the problem of potentially losing a large number of itemsets during the mining process of heuristic-based high utility itemset mining algorithms, this paper proposes a new heuristic-based high utility itemset mining algorithm called HHUIM. HHUIM utilizes the Harris hawk optimization algorithm for population update,effectively reducing the loss of itemsets. This paper also introduces and designs a hawk replacement strategy to solve the problem of a large search space by decreasing the number of hawks with fitness values below the minimum utility threshold. Furthermore, this paper proposes a storage backtracking strategy to prevent premature convergence to local optima. Extensive experiments demonstrate that the proposed algorithm outperforms the state-of-the-art heuristic-based high utility itemset mining algorithms. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective To explore the effective ingredients and action targets of Bufei decoction in the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) based on network pharmacology. Methods The active ingredients and action targets of Bufei decoction were analyzed in the previous literatures based on the Traditional Chinese Medicine Sys‐ tems Pharmacology Database and Analysis Platform (TCMSP). COPD-related targets were screened based on Gene Expres‐ sion Omnibus (GEO), Drugbank and Genecards databases, and were intersected with the targets of Bufei decoction to ob‐ tain the potential genes of Bufei decoction in treatment of COPD. GO function and KEGG signaling pathway enrichment analysis were performed on the potential genes. The protein-protein interaction (PPI) network diagram was established, and topological analysis was used to identify the action targets of Bufei decoction on COPD. Results The active ingredi‐ ents were 40 kinds in ginseng, 27 kinds in Astragalus, 9 kinds in Shudi, 19 kinds in Schisandra chinensis, 22 kinds in Aster, and 36 kinds in Morus alba； there were 141 action target . The top 10 most important active ingredients in the drugactive ingredient-target network included quercetin, astragalus isoflavanoside, and kaempferol, etc There were a total of 1 730 COPD-related targets, of which 80 were the potential therapeutic targets of Bufei decoction for COPD. The GO function analysis of the potential genes of Bufei decoction in treating COPD showed that it mainly involved inflammation, apoptosis, cell proliferation, REDOX and so on. KEGG signaling pathway analysis results showed that it mainly involved cell senescence pathway, MAPK signaling pathway, cell cycle cycling pathway, neurotrophin signaling pathway, apoptosis pathway, Th17 cell differentiation pathway, FoxO signaling pathway, PI3K/AKT signaling pathway, Rap1 signaling path‐ way, and Ras signaling pathway. The core targets after PPI network screening included mitogen-activated protein kinase 1 (MAPK1), heat shock protein 90α family class A member 1(HSP90AA1), and v-jun avian sarcona virus 17 oncogene ho‐ molog (JUN), etc. Conclusion The potential effective ingredients of Bufei decoction in treatment of COPD are querce‐ tin, kaempferol, etc., which may play a role in regulating cellular senescence pathway, MAPK signaling pathway and apoptosis pathway by acting on MAPK1, HSP90AA1, JUN and other targets. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Recently, a variety of early intervention programs have been developed and the effects of those programs have been reported. However, it has been reported that many of these programs are difficult for parents to implement at home. The Swedish early intervention program, Intensive Learning (IL), is a comprehensive program founded on the principles of applied behavior analysis and consists of 13 areas of exercises. In this program, therapists make individual support plans for children according to the level of their development and provide exercises that parents and preschool teachers can practice. Here, we report the case of a male infant with a pervasive developmental disorder, where his parent successfully continued the practice of IL for 2 years. We discuss the factors that contributed to the parent’s successful implementation IL at home, despite the significant burden. In this case, we first created a supportive environment for the parent to practice IL and encouraged her to maintain the program. At the same time, we supported the parent by making careful assessments of the child and collaborated with the parent and the preschool teachers so that the program would not be too much of a burden for the parent. As a result, the parent was able to continue the practice of IL with support from the therapist and the preschool teachers. We also confirmed the improvements in the child’s development. This case suggests that, in order for parents to continue the practice of IL at home, flexibility in adapting the program for each family and ongoing support for parents and community-based programs (collaboration with preschool teachers) are necessary. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

为产生复杂的超混沌吸引子，对经典的Lü系统变形，引入一个非线性状态反馈控制器，构造了一个新的四维非线性系统，并对系统的基本动力学特性进行了简要研究，得到系统的吸引子、分岔图和Lyapunov指数谱及分数维数，系统随新引入的参数变化呈现周期、拟周期、混沌及超混沌动力学行为.利用系统单变量的比例微分反馈控制法，抑制了该系统的超混沌运动，理论分析和计算机模拟结果表明了该方法的有效性和正确性.

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Clinical data from patients with eyebrow deficiency repaired by autologous hair transplantation in the Department of Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery between January 2015 to February 2021 were retrospectively analyzed. The age, etiology, gender, degree of eyebrow loss and surgical records of patients were collected. The postoperative complications (such as swelling, pain and congestion), loss rate and survival rate of hair, times and proportion of hair transplantation and patient satisfaction were followed-up. Results A total of 167 patients with eyebrow deficiency were included in this study. The amount of transplanted hair follicles was from 50 to 600, with an average of 330. The operative time lasted from 30 to 180 minutes. There were 28 patients (16.8%) underwent the second eyebrow transplantation. The average survival rate of eyebrows in the recipient site ranged from 70% to 90%, with an average of 85%. The wounds in the donor sites healed well. No postoperative complications were found in all patients. The satisfaction rate was 99.4% (166/167). Conclusion The autologous hair transplantation is safe and efficient in the repair of eyebrow deficiency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this study, the characteristics of exhaust gas temperature rise for different EH install positions was evaluated by experiments. In addition, the effect of EH install positions on the NOx purification rate in WHTC-cold test cycle was evaluated by simulation. As a result, when heated with EH installed on the front of SCR, exhaust gas reached target temperature rapidly, and therefore higher NOx purification rate was obtained. Also, it was suggested that electricity supplied to EH until the exhaust gas reach target temperature can be compensated by the power recovered with braking regeneration by combining with high-efficient braking regenerative systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Miller cycle engine can reduce pump loss of low-load range; however, engine performance of high-load range gets worse due to the decrease of air. Variable valve actuation system or high-boosting system is used to compensate the decrease of air, but the system costs high. In this study, intake valve closure (IVC) timing was investigated by simulation and experiment on heavy-duty diesel engine with single-turbocharger and with single-cam-profile. As a result, IVC timing at Bottom Dead Center reduced excess air ratio of high-speed range and reduced pump loss of low-load range while maintaining the engine performance of high-load range. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Dendrobium plants are attached to other plants or rocks, and water is difficult to obtain. Its special water use strategy is an important guarantee for its survival and development. In order to clarify the adaptability and mechanism of Terrarium plants to drought stress, three-year-old D. nobile and D. officinale were selected, and the drought stress and rewatering treatment were carried out by potted water control, and leaf water potential changes of the two Dendrobium species were studied under different drought durations and rewatering conditons. The results were as follows: With the prolongation of drought time, the leaf water potential of the two Dendrobium species were increased; The leaf water potential of D. nobile increased from (-1.04+0.02) MPa at the time of full water supply to (-0.86±0.03) MPa at 60 d of drought, and the leaf water potential of D. officinale increased from (-1.04+0.02) MPa to (-0.87+0.03) MPa: The two Dendrobium species showed the drought-tolerant adaptation mechanism of high-water potential delayed dehydration; Rewatering after the end of drought, the leaf water potential of the two Dendrobium species showed a downward trend with the increase of rewatering time; After rewatering for 20 d. the leaf water potentials of D. nobile and D. officinale were (-0.96+0.05) MPa and (-0.96±0.02) MPa, respectively, and did not return to the level of sufficient water supply before drought: Correlation analysis showed significant correlation between soil moisture content and leaf water potential (P<0.05). In summary, both Dendrobium plants showed strong drought stress tolerance ability and relatively poor post-stress recovery ability. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Self-talk techniques are based on cognitive behavioral theories and are an important form of psychological intervention aimed at improving sports performance. Takayama and Takahashi (2017) reviewed self-talk techniques based on cognitive behavioral theories from the perspective of the second and third waves in cognitive behavioral therapy. However, a comprehensive understanding has yet to be achieved. Furthermore, there are insufficient theoretical explanations for these techniques in conventional research. Understanding the mechanisms underlying such techniques is important for determining their accountability in athletes, the reproducibility of effective techniques, and methods to overcome ineffective ones. In this context, we developed hypotheses to account for the mechanisms of self-talk techniques through a review of various cognitive behavioral theories in relation to improvement of sports performance. We also discuss recent research developments from the perspective of cognitive behavior. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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