Letteratura scientifica selezionata sul tema "Caotica Ana (Motion picture)"

The post-theatrical exhibition has become essential for motion pictures to break even. Nevertheless, besides the first attempts to study TV broadcasters and streaming providers as release windows, academic research in marketing has concentrated primarily on the initial theat-rical release. This article examines factors influencing supply and demand during the sequential release process of the motion picture industry. The authors build a modelling framework to ana-lyze the drivers resulting in comprehensive supply and strong demand in major exhibition win-dows (i.e., during the home video, video-on-demand, and free-to-air TV exhibition). They esti-mate the conceptual model of regressions using market data from Germany, including all 5 200 theater-released motion pictures between 2005 and 2014. The authors expand the existing suc-cess-breeds-success theory and use a winner-takesall theory to explain market supply and de-mand in sequential distribution. The results reveal a limited set of influencing factors (e.g., word-of-mouth communication or certain genres) that increase the probability of comprehensive exhibition and strong demand. Other influencing factors depend on the exhibition window (e.g., age ratings). The results add to existing theories of sequential distribution and can help research-ers and managers improve movie-specific exhibition strategies.

Background:Progressive osteoarthritis is common in skeletal dysplasias. In the most of these disorders progress is relatively slow and acute pain with severe disability secondary to osteoarthritis is rare during childhood. Diastrophic dysplasia and rMED are quite unique among other skeletal dysplasias for secondary subacute arthritis (SSA). Protracted course of SSA can mimic JIA.Objectives:To analyse incidence and features of SSA in group of patients with DD/rMED.Methods:We retrospectively analysed for SSA our series of 39 patients with DD/rMED. Clinical, radiological and laboratory data were collected. Clinical assessment included pain (VAS), ROM (range of motion) and postural/walking disturbances. Radiological type by Yasunaga classification, neck-shaft angle (NSA) and articulo-trochanteric distance (AT distance) were estimated. MRI data regarding cartilage damage, joint effusion and bone marrow condition were noticed. Biomarkers of inflammation and immune response (ANA, RF, vimentin antibodies) were assessed in blood samples.Results:We identified 17 patients with hip joint SSA among 39 patients with DD/rMED (43%). Bilateral involvement was identified in 13 children with asynchronous appearance in all cases (from 2 to 18 months before the symptoms on the other side). Trauma (including iatrogenic damage during physiotherapy) preceded SSA in 9 cases. Pain, limited range of motion, limping and antalgic posture throughout the day were noticed in all the cases. Duration of these symptoms was from 4 weeks to 9 months. Progressive phase (increasing symptoms) took from 2 weeks to 4 months. General laboratory data were normal or indicated moderate inflammatory response without any specific changes. Radiolodgical data shows predictive sighs like NSA<110o, AT distance <10mm, fair or poor congruency by Yasunaga classification. Also radiological data demonstrated progressive subluxation with narrowing of articular space, osteoporosis, subchondral cysts.MRI revealed pseudo-erosive damaged cartilage in contact area with joint effusion and bone marrow oedema. Total cartilage matrix also visualized like intermittent and multi-layered = erosive-like chondrolysis (defective articular hyaline cartilage) in 11 patients (65%).Management included bed rest or partial weight bearing. NSAID were prescribed for 2-4 weeks with following usage according to the symptoms. Physical therapy to maintain range of motion was provided. One patient was operated (containment surgery for subluxation). In follow-up (2-7 years) 12 patients were painless at the daily life. 4 patients had intermittent pain and one patient (operated) - daily moderate pain. Range of motion was restored in 11 patients. Those patients who underwent in-hospital rehabilitation immediately after appearing of the symptoms demonstrated better outcome.Conclusion:SSA is typical for DD/rMED and leads to remarkable disability. Early recognition and non-surgical management are important for recovery. The quick reversibility of the clinical picture arthritis against the background of a short course of NSAIDs and rehabilitation is a characterized of non-autoimmune secondary inflammatory process (SSA). SSA not requiresanti-rheumatic treatment in childrenwith DD/rMED.References:[1]Al Kaissi, A., Kenis, V., Melchenko, E., Chehida, F. B., Ganger, R., Klaushofer, K., & Grill, F. (2014). Corrections of lower limb deformities in patients with diastrophic dysplasia.Orthopaedic surgery,6(4), 274-279.[2]Baindurashvili A.G., Kenis V.M., Melchenko E.V., Grill F., Al-Kaissi A. Complex orthopaedic management of patients with skeletal dysplasias.Traumatology and Orthopedics of Russia. 2014;(1):44-50. doi.org/10.21823/2311-2905-2014-0-1-44-50Disclosure of Interests:None declared

Neste trabalho abordamos a memória como objeto de estudo, a película cinematográfica Super 8 e os filmes domésticos. No embasamento teórico, utilizamos autores como Andreas Huyssen e Pierre Nora (memória), Roger Odin e Lila Foster (filmes domésticos). Nosso objetivo é apresentar os filmes em Super 8 feitos pelo fotógrafo Márcio Assis na década de 1970, a fim de verificar as relações entre sua narrativa oral atual por meio da gravação em áudio de seus comentários do filme, em comparação a sua narrativa visual sobre a própria família na década de 1970. Também fazemos um estudo de como os familiares de Márcio Assis assistem a esses filmes, cerca de quarenta anos depois, por meio da coleta de depoimentos nas redes sociais e entrevistas.PALAVRAS-CHAVE: Audiovisual; memória; Super 8; filmes domésticos. ABSTRACTIn this paper we address the memory as an object of study, the motion picture film and Super 8 home movies. On theoretical basis, we use authors like Andreas Huyssen and Pierre Nora (memory), Roger Odin and Lila Foster (home movies). Our goal is to present Super 8 films made by the photographer Marcio Assis in the 1970s in order to verify the relationship between his current oral narrative through the audio recording of his comments the film, compared to its visual narrative about his own family in the 1970s. We also do a study as family Marcio Assis watch these movies, some forty years later, by collecting testimonials on social networks and interviews.KEYWORDS: Audiovisual; memory; Super 8; home movies. RESUMENEn este artículo, abordamos la memoria como un objeto de estudio, la película cinematográfica Súper 8 y el cine doméstico. En la base teórica, utilizamos autores como Andreas Huyssen y Pierre Nora (memoria), Roger Odin y Lila Foster (cine doméstico). Nuestro objetivo es presentar las películas en Súper 8 realizadas por el fotógrafo Marcio Assis en la década de 1970 con el fin de verificar la relación entre la narrativa oral actual mediante el registro de información de audio de la película en comparación con su narrativa visual acerca de la propia familia, en la década de 1970. También hacemos un estudio de cómo la familia de Marcio Assis asiste a estas películas, unos cuarenta años más tarde, mediante la recopilación de testimonios en las redes sociales y entrevistas. PALABRAS CLAVE: Audiovisual; memoria; Súper 8; cine doméstico. ReferênciasÁLVAREZ, Efrén Cuevas. De vuelta a casa: Variaciones del documental realizado con cine doméstico. In: La casa abierta: el cine doméstico y sus reciclajes contemporáneos. Ayuntamiento de Madrid, 2010. p. 121-166.ASSIS, Bianca Vieira Marques. Filmes domésticos de Júlio e Márcio Assis. 25 jun. 2014. Depoimento concedido a Ana Clara Campos dos Santos por meios eletrônicos.ASSIS, Ana Carolina Furtado de. Filmes domésticos de Júlio e Márcio Assis. Juiz de Fora. 16 mai. 2014. Depoimento concedido a Ana Clara Campos dos Santos em áudio.ASSIS, Márcio de Alcântara. Comentários dos filmes do acervo de Super 8 de Márcio Assis. Juiz de Fora. 11 mai. 2014. Depoimento dado a Ana Clara Campos dos Santos em áudio.ASSIS, Mariana Furtado. Filmes domésticos de Júlio e Márcio Assis. 26 jun. 2014. Depoimento concedido a Ana Clara Campos dos Santos por meios eletrônicos.CARUSO, Carlos Alberto Antonio. Conceitos fundamentais para o estudo do filme doméstico. In: O filme de família: O Fascínio da Preservação da Imagem, Histórias e Memórias. 2012. Dissertação (Mestrado em Comunicação) - Universidade Anhembi Morumbi, São Paulo, 2012. cap. 01, p. 13-32. Disponível em: <http://portal.anhembi.br/wp-content/uploads/Dissertacao_Carlos_Alberto_Antonio_Caruso1.pdf>. Acesso em: 11 mar. 2015.DARGY, P. A prática do super 8 / P. Dargy, N. Bau; adaptação e prefácio da ed. Brasileira de Abrão Berman; (tradução de Luiz Roberto S. Malta). - 4. ed. - São Paulo: Summus, 1979.FOSTER, Lila Silva. Conceitos fundamentais para o estudo do filme doméstico. In: Filmes domésticos: uma abordagem a partir do acervo da Cinemateca Brasileira. 2010. Dissertação (Mestrado em Imagem e Som) - Universidade Federal de São Carlos, São Carlos, 2010. cap. 01, p. 17-53. Disponível em: <http://www.bdtd.ufscar.br/htdocs/tedeSimplificado/tde_busca/arquivo.php?codArquivo=2965>. Acesso em: 11 mar. 2015.HOME Movie Day Rio. 2013. Apresenta informações sobre inscrições e programação do evento Home Movie Day Rio, ano de 2013. Disponível em: <http://homemoviedayrio.wordpress.com/>. Acesso em: 11 mar. 2015. Site.HUYSSEN, Andreas. Passados presentes: mídia, política, amnésia. In: Seduzidos pela memória: arquitetura, monumentos, mídia. 2. ed. Rio de Janeiro: Aeroplano, 2004. cap. 01, p. 09-40.LEAL, Marília Muniz. 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Abstract Background and Aims A significant contribution to the structure of mortality in SLE is made by infectious complications, which complicate the course of SLE and complicate the management of patients due to the impossibility of prescribing immunosuppressive therapy in full. Method A clinical case of successful achievement of LN remission in a patient with severe SLE and secondary APS is described, despite the development of secondary infectious complications and the inability to fully immunosuppressive therapy. Results A 42-year-old woman has been observed at the clinic from autumn 2013 to the present. Since the end of Aug.2013 she got a severe dyspnea, generalized edema, ulcers of the legs, blood pressure persistently increased to 180/110 mm Hg, diuresis decreased. Laboratory examination at admission in Oct.2013: (table 1), polyserositis, non-inclusive thrombosis of the posterior tibial vein on the left. An immunological examination: anti-dsDNA 101.6 U/L, ANA 5.2, C3 complement fragment 0.29 g/L, antibodies to beta-2-glycoprotein-1 55.7 U/ml, positive lupus anticoagulant. Intravenous methylprednisolone at a dosе of 1000 mg/day for 3 days plus high dose CYC at a dosе of 800 mg/day for 1 days was started, followed by prednisone 60 mg/day. This intravenous pulsewas repeated after 3 weeks. Renal biopsy in Nov.2013: diffuse proliferative glomerulonephritis with 7% cellular crescents, ISN/RPS class IV LN. Positive dynamics in Dec.2013 (table 1). By mid-Dec.2013, the patient had complaints of pain and limited range of motion in the right shoulder joint, the appearance of edema in this region. According to the puncture of the joint cavity, MRI, purulent arthritis of the right shoulder joint was diagnosed with the formation of intermuscular phlegmon of this area. Sepsis was diagnosed. The patient underwent emergency surgical drainage of phlegmon, followed by repeated revisions of this area. Prescribed meropenem at a dose of 3 g/day. Implementation of the complete immunosuppressive therapy protocol was impossible; a gradual decrease in the dose of prednisone per os was started. Due to the continued activity of SLE, in January 2014, a repeated intravenous pulse methylprednisolone without СYС was performed. Since Dec.2013, the patient has not received cystostatics. But despite it positive dynamics in Feb.2014 (table 1) . In Mar.2014 current treatment was hydroxychloroquine 400 mg/day, prednisone 15 mg/day, azathioprine 100 mg/twid. After 2 years of complete remission of LN in April 2016: prednisone 10 mg/day, hydroxychloroquine 400 mg/day, azathioprine 50 mg/twid. After another 2 years of complete remission of LN in 2018: prednisone 5 mg/day, hydroxychloroquine 400 mg/day. During the observation, a complete clinical and laboratory remission of SLE was noted. Laboratory examination at admission in Oct.2019: complete remission of SLE (table 1). The patient takes prednisone 5 mg/day, hydroxychloroquine 400 mg/day. The patient has limited mobility of the right shoulder joint, but complete loss of function did not occur. According to the control MRI there are the formation of aseptic necrosis of the head of the right humerus. Conclusion Infectious complications remain one of the leading causes of mortality in patients with SLE. The uniqueness of this clinical case in the successful achievement of long-term complete remission of SLE, despite the secondary infectious complications. The success of achieving long-term remission of SLE is associated with the onset of immunosuppressive therapy as soon as possible from the debut of the disease, with the conduct in the maximum allowable volumes. The morphological picture with a small % cellular crescents was also a favorable factor.