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  • ANALYSIS OF SOME RELATED FACTORS OF EFFECT ON GLUTEUS MUSCLE CONTRACTION

    Objective To study some related factors of effect on gluteus muscle contraction and provide the therapeutic basis. Methods The curative effect was assessed in 154 patients who were classified by age, patient’s condition, orthopedic degree in operation and rehabilitation with an average follow-up period of 25 months(ranging from 5 to 36 months).Results The excellent rate of 18-24 years old (25/30) was lower than that of 5 -17 years old(120/124) (Plt;0.05); the excellent rate of slight patients was higher (107/109) than that of serious patients (38/45) (Plt;0.01); the excellent rate from higher orthopedic degree was higher(111/113) than that from lower orthopedic degree(34/41) (Plt;0.01); and the excellent rate of rehabilitation was much higher (107/110) than that of general treatment (38/44) (Plt;0.05). Conclusion Age, patient’s condition, orthopedic degree in operation and rehabilitation are important factors to affect the curative effect on gluteu muscle contraction. 

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  • Secondary Osteoporosis and Its Associated Fractures in Postmenopausal Women with Diabetes

    Objective Secondary osteoporosis is very common in patients with primary osteoporosis. Diabetes is a known cause of secondary osteoporosis. While type I diabetes has been clearly linked with diabetic osteoporosis, the effect of type II diabetes on bone health is controversial.Methods In the present study, we investigated the associations between type II diabetes and osteoporosis as well as fractures at different skeletal sites in Women’s Health Initiative participants.Results Common risk factors such as age, race, BMI, HRT use, and the history of fractures were significantly associated with osteoporosis and fractures in this study population. Diabetic women appeared to have a decreased risk of osteoporosis although it no longer remained significant after adjusting for other risk factors (crude HR=0.78, 95%CI 0.61 to 0.99; adjusted HR=0.93, 95%CI 0.73 to 1.19). The impact of diabetes on fractures varied at different body sites. There was a significant increase of risk of hip fracture (HR=2.54, 95%CI 1.14 to 5.66), but not spine fracture (HR=1.71, 95%CI 0.81 to 3.60) and arm fracture (HR=0.92, 95%CI 0.48 to 1.76) among the women with diabetes. Although the overall risk of fractures in diabetic women did not differ significantly from non-diabetic women (HR=1.37, 95%CI 0.89 to 2.09), the difference had a two-fold increase and was statistically significant after 2,000 days (HR=2.01, 95%CI 1.21 to 3.35), indicating a different hazard at different stages of diabetes.Conclusion Our findings suggest that type II diabetes may not be clearly associated with osteoporosis, it increases a site-specific fracture risk at least in the hip. In addition, the overall fracture risk appears to increase in a time-dependent manner.

    Release date:2016-09-07 02:12 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Technical guidance for pragmatic randomized controlled trials

    In order to improve the understanding of pragmatic randomized controlled trial (pRCT), to promote high-quality implementation of such trials, and to provide technical guidance for researchers to conduct such trials scientifically, the working group of China REal world data and studies ALliance (ChinaREAL) hereby develop a technical guidance. The guidance provides technical specifications of pRCT in terms of the concept and scope of application, planning and study design, conduct, data management and quality control, statistical analysis, and ethical issues. It emphasizes that the trial sites and settings, patient population, interventions, controls, outcomes, follow-ups and other factors should be considered when planning and designing. Meanwhile, the guidance recommends that estimation of sample sizes for different types of trial designs should be based on individual pRCTs, and it also provides suggestions for data management, quality control, principles of statistical analysis, analysis requirements for each type of trial designs, and ethical considerations.

    Release date:2019-07-18 10:28 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • The Effectiveness Evaluation of Antibiotics Management by Applying PDCA Cycle Model

    ObjectiveTo analyze the effectiveness of PDCA cycle model in antibiotics management by comparison of antibiotics use before and after the use of PDCA in a tertiary hospital. MethodsProspective study was adopted to analyze the using rate of antibiotics in outpatients, emergent patients and inpatients between June 2011 and December 2013. ResultsThe reasonable antibiotics use was improved since the beginning of PDCA cycle model. The antibiotics using rates of outpatients were 33.00%, 29.09% and 19.31%, of emergent patients were 45.00%, 32.81% and 28.94%, and of inpatients were 71.00%, 57.76% and 53.28% in year 2011 (from June to December), 2012 (from January to December) and 2013 (from January to December) respectively. Meanwhile, ClassⅠ incision antimicrobial use also decreased and bacteria examination rate continuously increased during the last three years. As a consequence, patients' cost was reduced. ConclusionThe PDCA cycle model promotes the standardized management of clinical medication application.

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  • Adjusting for covariates in clinical trials

    Covariates are factors which have significant impacts on the primary analysis prior to the subjects being treated. Covariates adjustment should be considered in the design and analysis stages of the clinical trial. Through controlling in the design stage is the optimal resolution; randomization, stratified randomization and restricted covariant values could be used to balance the covariates between comparative treatments. During data analysis stage, analysis of covariance, stratified analysis, linear or generalized linear model can be conducted for covariate adjustment according to different types of outcome and covariate. For confirmatory clinical trial, covariates should be defined in advance in the protocol and statistical analysis plan with the main statistical model.

    Release date:2020-01-14 05:25 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Analysis of 1861 Wounded Inpatients and Deaths in West China Hospital of Sichuan University after the Wenchuan Earthquake

    Objective To analyze retrospectively the 1861 wounded inpatients and deaths in West China Hospital of Sichuan University after the Wenchuan earthquake, so as to provide reference for the improvement of emergency plans for the disaster of earthquake and the establishment of state-level regional medical centers. Methods The analysis was based on the data provided by the Department of Information of the Hospital up until July 23. The software of Microsoft EXCEL was used for data input, and SPSS 11.5 was used for statistical analysis. Results Up to July 23, 2728 cases from the disaster area have been treated in the hospital, of whom 872 were admitted into the emergency department and 1856 into the inpatient department (974 men, median age 43 years; 882 women, median age 46 years). Most patients were sent to the hospital within the first 2 weeks after the quake (82.4%), and the number of inpatients reached its peak on Day 8 after the quake (976 cases). The majority of the inpatients were discharged on Day 9 to Day 18 after the quake (60.2%). The wounded were mainly from Deyang, Aba Prefecture and Dujiangyan. The admission diagnoses were mainly fracture (54.84%), craniocerebral injury (9.81%) and thoracoabdominal injury (7.54%). There were totally 33 deaths, including 5 pre-hospital deaths, 1 emergency death and 27 inpatient deaths. Conclusion The development of an emergency plan for the medical rescue after an earthquake disaster is an essential step to enhance the emergent response capability, improve the scientific process of field triage, transport and transfer, and ensure the rational allocation and application of healthcare resources after any unexpected big disasters in the future.

    Release date:2016-09-07 02:13 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Empirical analysis based on the Ministry of Education's 2023 learning society construction project

    ObjectiveTo analyze the 2023 learning society construction project in order to provide references for researchers in this field. MethodsExcel 2021 software was used to summarize and comb the list of key tasks for the construction of a learning society in 2023 (field of higher continuing education) published on the official website of the Chinese Ministry of Education, and to visually analyze the research topics of key tasks in the medical field and the distribution of applicants. ResultsThe analysis found that a total of 250 projects were shortlisted in the cultivation and construction list, including 100 teaching reform and innovation tasks of continuing education for academic degrees, 100 reform and innovation tasks of non-academic education, and 50 tasks to explore the path of coordinated innovation of the three education. The project involved digital transformation, education and teaching reform, ideological and political education, etc. There were 17 medical projects, accounting for 6.8% of the total number of key tasks. The 17 medical key task declaration units were distributed in 12 provinces (regions), which were mainly concentrated in East China, and the construction of "non-double first-class" universities as the main force; The results mainly focused on personnel training and education and teaching reform. ConclusionThe analysis results of the key task list of 2023 learning society construction (field of higher continuing education) provide important references and enlightenment for the researchers in the field of education, and provide guidance and references for the future development of higher continuing education.

    Release date:2024-12-27 01:56 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Analysis of complaints in emergency department of women and children’s specialized hospital

    Objective To analyze the complaint characteristics of emergency department of women and children’s specialized hospital, and to provide a basis for improving medical service quality, enhancing hospital management, increasing satisfaction, and reducing complaint rates in specialized hospitals. Methods Using the Healthcare Complaint Analysis Tool classification framework, a retrospective analysis was conducted on complaints from the Emergency Department of West China Second University Hospital of Sichuan University. Results The total number of complaints from 2020 to 2022 was 525, and the number of complaints had been increasing year by year. There were 196 complaints against personnel and 329 complaints against regions. There were 320 complaints related to management issues (61.0%), 143 complaints related to doctor-patient relationship issues (27.2%), and 62 complaints related to clinical issues (11.8%). The complained areas were mainly fever clinics (193 cases), and the complained personnel were mainly nurses (82 cases). Conclusion The emergency department of women and children’s specialized hospitals is different from comprehensive hospitals, and active optimization should be carried out to address the main issues. While continuously improving the level of medical technology, it is also necessary to strengthen information technology construction, optimize medical procedures, improve environmental facilities, and provide psychological support for patients and their caregivers.

    Release date:2023-11-24 03:33 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Analysis of 875 Procedures of Earthquake Related Patients in West China Hospital of Sichuan University after the Wenchuan Earthquake

    Objective To analyze retrospectively the 875 procedures of earthquake related patient in West China Hospital of Sichuan University after the Wenchuan earthquake, so as to provide reference for the improvement of medical rescue for the disaster of earthquake and the establishment of state-level regional medical centers. Methods The analysis was based on the data provided by the Department of Information of the Hospital up until July 11. The software of Microsoft EXCEL was used for data input and statistical analysis. Results Up to July 11, 1 265 operations in earthquake injuries have been performed in the hospital, of which 875 were done in operating rooms. Initial peak of admission to hospital was positively correlated to peak of surgery performed, which the type of the operation was all emergency operation and most of which were amputation (43%). Second peak of surgery was 2 days delayed following admission to hospital. The type of operation mainly was elective surgeries. Most patients received second stage procedure-open reduction and internal fixation (61%). Conclusion  Our hospital played a key part in rescue effort following such huge natural disaster. Our prompt response and effective leadership demonstrated our hospital’s flexibility and capability in the state-level hospital near the epicenter.

    Release date:2016-09-07 02:11 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • ANALYSIS OF REASONS OF TENDON ADHESION POST TENDON ALLOGRAFT

    【Abstract】 Objective To explore the reasons of tendon adhesions post tendon allograft. Methods From May1990 to June 2000, 85 cases receiving tendon allograft were given tenolysis because of tendon adhesions. There were 76 males and 9 females, with an average age of 24.5 years (8-46 years). Injury was caused by machine in 38 cases, electric in 32 cases, cut in 4 cases, explosion in 4 cases and extremity mutilation in 7 cases; including 66 cases of flexor tendon deficit and 19 cases of extensor tendon deficit. Six cases had 1 tendon deficit, 79 cases had tendon deficit of more than 2. The defect region ranged from I to V. The total mobil ity of the joint was less than 220° in 73 cases. The impairment of skin, bone, nerve and vascular were treated before tendon allograft. Results Because TAM was less than 50% of TPM, the patients were given tenolysis 4-15 months after operation. And the mobil ization began at the first day after operation to improve the range of active movement. Patients were followed up 7-17 years (mean 12.7 years). TAM and TPM were in accord. Mean total mobil ity of joint was200°. Conclusion The serious of primary hurt is the important factors of tendon adhesion. Improvement of tendon selected, treatment and early mobil ization can rel ieve the tendon adhesion.

    Release date:2016-09-01 09:10 Export PDF Favorites Scan
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