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This paper analyzed the intervention effect of Huolong cupping therapy combined with complex decongestion therapy and nursing measures in a patient with stage Ⅲ lymphedema of lower limbs complicated with stage Ⅱ lymphedema of external genitalia after endometrial carcinoma operation. Based on the nursing evaluation, integrative nursing interventions including Huolong cupping therapy by syndrome differentiation, manual lymph drainage, pressure therapy by using low-elastic multi-layer pressure bandage, emotional care, skin care and exercises were carried out to reduce skin fibrosis, promote lymphatic reflux and prevent the infection (本文总结1例龙罐联合综合消肿治疗双下肢Ⅲ期合并外阴部Ⅱ期淋巴水肿1例的护理经验。完善护理评估, 在手法淋巴引流、多层低弹力绷带压力包扎、皮肤护理、运动锻炼等基础上, 基于中医辨证, 采用火龙罐、情志护理等中医护理干预, 促进淋巴液回流, 减轻水肿, 预防感染。)

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A series of depolymerizable and recyclable thermoplastic polyurethanes (TPU) were synthesized through a one-step method using poly(4-hydroxybutyrate) (P4HB) as the soft segment and different diisocyanates and 1,4-butanediol (BDO) as the hard segment. The effects of feed ratio, P4HB molecular weight, chain extender content, and isocyanates on the properties of P4HB based TPU (P4HB-TPU) were studied, and the controllable depolymerization and monomer recovery of P4HB-TPU were also investigated. The thermal properties, mechanical properties, and thermal decomposition recovery of P4HB-TPU were studied using Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, thermogravimetric analysis, differential scanning calorimetry, uniaxial mechanical stretching, and other testing methods to illustrate the relationship between polyurethane structure and properties. Results show that when n(—NCO)/n(—OH) is 1.1, tensile strength of P4HB-TPU can reach 37.8 MPa with comparable mechanical performance to commercial TPU. With the increase of molecular weight, the P4HB segment starts to crystallize and thus causes a transition of P4HB-TPU from elastic to plastic polyurethane. The increase of BDO content can improve the mechanical properties of P4HB-TPU to a certain extent, and use of cyclic symmetric isocyanates can effectively improve the tensile strength of materials. Notably, P4HB-TPU can use Sn(Oct)2 at 170 ℃, 200 Pa that be depolymerized into γ-BL monomer, and achieves a monomer recovery rate of approximately 98%. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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【摘要】 随着医联体的建立及分级诊疗政策的推进，医联体内三级医院的医师去社区医院出诊及指导社区医师成为普遍现象。在上级医院与基层社区医院医师的联系中，如何更有效地提高医联体内基层医务人员的整体医疗水平成为迫切需要解决的问题。北京大学第三医院针对基层神经内科专业医务人员的特点和需求，制订针对性培训方案，建立了以基层医务人员为中心的多模式神经专科培训。通过培训，使医联体内基层医务人员独立诊治神经内科常见病的水平的得到提升，对神经内科少见病、疑难病有了更深入的了解。 【Abstract】 With the establishment of hospital consortium and the promotion of the policy of hierarchical medical system, it has become very common for doctors from the tertiary hospitals in the hospital consortium to visit in community hospitals and guide doctors in community hospitals. When guiding the primary medical doctors in hospital consortium, it becomes an important problem to improve their medical professional level. Based on the characteristics and needs of primary medical staff, Beijing University Third Hospital put forward targeted training program and established a multimodal neurological training for primary medical staff. Through this mode of training, the primary medical doctors’capability of diagnosing and dealing with the common neurological diseases were improved greatly, and they had a much better and deeper understanding of rare and difficult neurological diseases.

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Objective: To explore the effect of strengths-based cognitive behavioral therapy (SBCBT) model on hope in adolescents with depression. Methods: Totally 89 adolescents with depression meeting the diagnostic criteria for mild and moderate depressive episodes of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems, Tenth Revision (ICD-10) were randomly divided into the combined treatment group (n=44) and the sertraline group (n=45). The combined treatment group received 8 times of SBCBT intervention on the basis of the sertraline group. The Adult Dispositional Hope Scale (ADHS), Hamilton Depression Scale-17 (HAMD-17) and Hamilton Anxiety Scale (HAMA) were measured at base-line and 6 weeks after intervention. Results: After 6-week intervention, the ADHS total scores in both groups were higher than the baseline (P <0.001), and the total scores of HAM D-17 and HAMA in both groups were lower than the baseline (P <0.001). The ADHS total scores were higher and the total scores of HAMD-17 and HAMA were lower in the combined treatment group than in the sertraline group (P<0.001). Correlation analysis showed that the total score difference of ADHS was positively correlated with the total score difference of HAMD-17 (r=0. 46, P <0.001) and the total score difference of HAMA (r = 0.29, P <0.01). Conclusion: It suggests that SBCBT is beneficial to improve depression, and enhance the hope of adolescent patients with depression. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective To develop an automatic and objective quantification algorithm based on corneal topography to evaluate the orthokeratology (Ortho-K) lens fitting. Methods K-means algorithm was used to analyze the defocus ring of corneal topography and fit the most suitable ellipse on the defocusing region of corneal topography combining with weighted least squares method. The decentration distance was defined as the distance between the pupil center and the center of ellipse. Corneal topography images from 200 eyes (100 patients) were used to evaluate the accuracy and repeatability of the algorithm. Results The decentration distance was calculated using this automatic algorithm. One hundred and fourteen eyes (57%) had mild decentration, 75 eyes (37.5%) had moderate decentration and 11 eyes (5.5%) had severe decentration after wearing Ortho-K lenses. Compared with manual evaluation, the automatic algorithm showed higher accuracy and better repeatability. Conclusions Using K-means combining with weighted least squares algorithm, an objective and accurate algorithm was developed to evaluate Ortho-K fitting and could be used as an useful quantitative analysis tool for future clinical practice and research. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The experiment aimed to study the effects of fermentation bed and cement on the health status and production performance of lactating dairy cows. The test was divided into fermentation bed group and cement floor group, each selected 30 healthy lactating dairy cows, and evaluated by the body surface hygiene score, production performance and blood biochemical index. The results showed that the average sanitary score of dairy cows was 39.3% higher than that in the fermentation bed group. The daily milk yield, protein, fat, non-fat milk solid and relative density of the fermentation bed group and the cement ground group were not significantly different (P>0.05), and the number of somatic cells in the fermentation bed group was significantly lower than that of the water mixed ground group (P<0.05). The relative humidity of cowshed in fermentation bed group was significantly higher than that of cement floor group (P<0.05), the ammonia concentration was significantly lower than that of the cement ground group (P<0.05), and the difference of temperature and noise were not significant (P>0.05). The white blood cell, red blood cell, platelet count, hemoglobin, total blood protein, total cholesterol content, alanaminase and alkaline phosphatase activities in the fermentation bed group were not significantly different (P>0.05), and the serum glucose content in the fermentation bed group was significantly higher than that in the cement floor group (P< 0.05). The incidence of mastitis and limb foot disease was lower in the fermentation bed group than 28.3% in the cement floor group. In conclusion, fermentation bed farming could improve the body surface hygiene and barn comfort, and reduce the incidence of mastitis and limb-foot disease, thus affecting the performance of dairy cows. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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