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51. Vascular access - 2

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Vanja Persic, Andreana De Mauri, Biljana Gerasimovska-Kitanovska, Eli Iola Gurgel Andrade, Maurizio Bossola, Michelle Mokrzycki, Francisco de Assis Acurcio, Antenore Giussani, Loreley Betancourt, Esra Baskin, Silvia Mattei, Zoltan Bansaghi, Xueqiang Xu, Fayeq Abu Shalhoub, Jerzy Głowiński, Gianmario Bosticardo, Luisa Berardinelli, Nurcan Cengiz, Marian Klinger, Jyoti Baharani, Isabel Cristina Gomes, Michel Jadoul, Yasemin Soyoral, Ho Jun Chin, Marek Gacko, Antonio Pasciucco, Marco Melandri, Patrizio Pezzotti, Pietro Bajardi, Joan Perandreu, Ralph Crott, Laura Labriola, Stephen B. Ting, László Tornóci, Manel Solano, Michal Mysliwiec, Jolanta Malyszko, Charles R.V. Tomson, Jordi Branera, F. Nalesso, Timmy Lee, Shvan Korsheed, Rafael Ponikvar, Hyung Soo Kim, Kaan Gulleroglu, Christopher W. McIntyre, John Davies, Krzysztof Letachowicz, Vincenzo Pirozzi, Haibing Ren, Richard Fluck, Bo Zhang, Augusto Vaglio, Umut Selda Bayrakci, Veronica Morellini, Jadranka Buturović Ponikvar, Francesco Principe, Seung Suk Han, Luisa Persichini, Changying Xing, Joan Falcó, Bin Sun, Irena Głowińska, Wang Xi, Andrea Toth, Antonio Giménez, Yong Chul Kim, Carme Grau, Mercedeh Kiaii, Paola David, Jennie Wilson, Khai Ping Ng, Waldemar Letachowicz, Maria Teresa Saravo, Hasan Yardim, Wacław Weyde, C. Chion, Marco Battisti, Sejoong Kim, Paolo Manunta, Maria P. Valenzuela, László Rosivall, Mehmet Haberal, F. Basso, Juan Carlos Martinez-Ocaña, Vesna Gerasimovska, Carlo Edoardo Ruva, Nadia Martin, Cristina Tantardini, Aleksandar Sikole, Francesca Apponi, Mariangela De Maria, Maria Letizia Giarrizzo, Antonino Musumeci, Monica Beaulieu, Hyun Hee Lee, Luigi Marzano, Hale Sakalli, Ariberto Corradi, F. Garzotto, Rick Luscombe, Tae Woo Lee, Joaquim Vallespín, Salvatore David, Simona Delli Carpini, Nuria Ramírez, Bruno Minale, Luigi Tazza, A. Brendolan, Giorgio Slaviero, Carmine Pecoraro, Jose R. Fortuño, Chiara Lanzani, Marilena Conte, Jinaming Hu, Gabriele Malgieri, Federica Capurro, Montserrat Marcet, Stephen G. John, Judit Greguschik, Angel Rodríguez-Jornet, Carmen Moya, Donatella Spotti, Huseyin Begenik, Rubén Iglesias, Ruth Blackburn, Charmaine Lok, Martino De Leo, I. Bobek, Adeera Levin, Ildiko Vizi, M. Zanella, Donal O'Donoghue, Domenico Di Lallo, Jin-woong Park, M. de Cal, Serena Chicca, Manuel Garcia, Paolo Detoma, Carlo Navino, Louise Moist, Ivan D. Maya, Anteo Di Napoli, C. Ronco, Francesca Nuzzi, Ming Zeng, Jaeseok Yang, S. Soni, Doriana Chiarinotti, Isabel Granados, Mariangela Leal Cherchiglia, Alfonso Ferretti, Remo Luciani, Huijuan Mao, Jose Ibeas, Xiangbao Yu, Hyosang Kim, Daniela Coclite, P. Lentini, Serhat Avcu, Ningning Wang, Marta Fernandez, Maddalena Brustia, George Prince, D. Cruz, Edina Juhasz, Patricia Bermúdez, Alexandra Romann, Reha Erkoc, Angel Oncevski, Egidio Pozzoli, Gisele Freire da Silva, Csaba Rikker, Nicola Pirozzi, Sabrina Valle, and Suhnggwon Kim

Subjects
Transplantation, medicine.medical_specialty, Nephrology, business.industry, medicine, Vascular access, Intensive care medicine, business
Published
2009
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52. PROVINCIAL VARIATION OF URBANIZATION AND URBAN PRIMACY IN CHINA.

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Yeh, Anthony Gar-On and Xueqiang Xu

Subjects
URBANIZATION, URBAN planning, GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

Compared to other developing countries, China has a low urbanization level as a result of government policy to control urban development since 1949. However, there is much regional variation in urbanization and urban primary among its 26 provinces. This paper attempts to analyze the provincial variation in urbanization and urban primacy of China In 1978 by factor analysis and regression techniques. In China, government policy does not only slow down the overall rate of urbanization but also has profound Influence on provincial variation in urbanization and urban primacy. Low urban primacy In the eastern provinces la mainly the result of the urbanization policy of controlling the development of large cities that favours the development of small and medium cities. The spatial Industrial policy of decentralizing industries from the coastal provinces to interior provinces encouraged high urbanization and urban primary in the western Interior provinces of China. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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1984
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53. Urban Population Growth and Urbanization in China Since 1949: Reconstructing a Baseline

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Xueqiang Xu and Kam Wing Chan

Subjects
education.field_of_study, Economic growth, Internal migration, Geography, Planning and Development, Population, Developing country, Development, Geography, Urbanization, Political Science and International Relations, Population growth, Rural area, education, China, Social policy
Abstract

China's urbanization patterns and policies since 1949 have been the focus of a good deal of attention. The main elements of this “Chinese Model” have been the massive “rustication” movements, the recruitment of large numbers of city dwellers to work in rural areas, strict controls on rural-urban migration through food rationing and household registration, and the expansion of rural employment through the development of rural industries. While controlling urban population growth has been problematic to most governments of developing countries, it has been widely accepted that China, particularly in the Maoist era, has been successful in this sphere. The “Chinese Model”, therefore, may offer such countries great promise as an alternative approach.

Published
1985
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54. Experience of Treatments of Amanita Phalloides-induced Fulminant Liver Failure with Molecular Adsorbent Recirculating System and Therapeutic Plasma Exchange

Author

Chunting Wang, Jicheng Zhang, Ying Zhang, Zhiyong Peng, Xueqiang Xueqiang, Pengfei Bian, Wenjuan Ma, and Chengyong Qin

Subjects
Mushroom, fulminant liver failure, Amanita phalloides, molecular adsorbent recirculating system (MARS), therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE), Medicine, Medical emergencies. Critical care. Intensive care. First aid, RC86-88.9
Abstract

Objective: To evaluate the effects of molecular adsorbent recirculating system (MARS) and therapeutic plasma exchange (TPE) on patients with amanita phalloides- induced fulminant liver failure.Material and Methods: We retrospectively analyzed nine cases of amanita phalloides poisoning where MARS and/or TPE was applied.Results: The survival rate for the nine patients in this study was 66.7%. Patients who received both MARS and TPE therapies experienced higher survival rates than those who received MARS or TPE alone (100% vs 0%, 50%). A single session of TPE produced greater improvements in ALT (-58.6% vs -12.5%), AST (-44.2% vs -26.9%), total bilirubin (-44.4% vs -12.5%), and PT (-51.2% vs -4.89%) compared to a single session of MARS (all p

Published
2014
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55. Provincial variation of urbanization and urban primacy in China

Author

Anthony Gar-On Yeh and Xueqiang Xu

Subjects
Economic growth, China, Asia, Urban Population, Population, Public Policy, Industrial policy, Urban primacy, Urban planning, Urbanization, Urban climate, Population Characteristics, East Asia, Economic geography, education, Developing Countries, General Environmental Science, Demography, education.field_of_study, Geography, Asia, Eastern, General Social Sciences
Abstract

Compared to other developing countries, China has a low urbanization level as a result of government policy to control urban development since 1949. However, there is much regional variation in urbanization and urban primacy among its 26 provinces. This paper attempts to analyze the provincial variation in urbanization and urban primacy of China in 1978 by factor analysis and regression techniques. In China, government policy does not only slow down the overall rate of urbanization but also has profound influence on provincial variation in urbanization and urban primacy. Low urban primacy in the eastern provinces is mainly the result of the urbanization policy of controlling the development of large cities that favours the development of small and medium cities. The spatial industrial policy of decentralizing industries from the coastal provinces to interior provinces encouraged high urbanization and urban primacy in the western interior provinces of China.

Published
1984

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