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BACKGROUND: The researches of Pulling and Rotating Oblique Pulling Manipulation focus on clinical research and biomechanical changes of lumbar functional units, and the mechanical characteristics of manipulation are little reported.OBJECTIVE: To study the characteristics of the Pulling and Rotating Oblique Pulling Manipulation by digital method, so as to provide quantitative basis for inheritance, teaching and learning, promotion, and basic research of the manipulation.METHODS: The force-time curve and the force of the manipulators were tested and recorded with the multi-point membrane pressure measurement system. The kinetic parameters (the average load force, the average minimum force and the maximum impact force) were shown. The values of = the flip time, flip speed and impulse were measured by the test analysis system.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: (1) The average load force was (145.86±34.80) N, duration was (1.43±0.46) s, the average minimum force was (72.24±13.87) N, the maximum impact force was (446.21±143.98) N, the flip time was (0.55±0.15) s, flip speed was (914.52±259.18) N/s, and the impulse was (256.21±82.30) N?s. (2) The rising slope of the impulse was (93.96±6.94), and the falling slope was (-82.70±26.10). (3) To conclude, the characteristics of manipulation from hand are analyzed in views of digitization, which provides an objective evaluation index for Lin's manipulation.
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ObjectiveTo analyze the complaints of outpatient of Guang’anmen Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciencse, discuss the countermeasures to alleviate the contradiction and promote the normalization of the relationship between doctors and patients.Methods Based on analysis of outpatient complaints from Jan. 2008 to Dec. 2012 in our hospital, statistics and classification data were obtained from the aspects of service attitude, medical errors, process and communication.ResultsOutpatient amount of our hospital form Jan. 2008 to Dec. 2012 was 10.55 million. There were 1426 outpatient complaints (service attitudes 24.2%, medical errors 11.5%, process 40.3%, and communication 24%), etc. Complaints rate was 0.135‰ and satisfaction degree of dealing with complaints was 99.3%.Conclusion Through active service, the complaints of outpatients has been reduced, and diagnostic and treatment quality and satisfactory degree have been increased of our hospital.
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ObjectiveTo investigate the relation between each subtype of cerebral ischemic stroke classified by NEW-TOAST criteria and the levels of blood sugar. MethodsA retrospective study in 624 patients hospitalized with acute cerebral ischemic stroke. All the patients were classified using NEW-TOAST classification standard. Blood glucose in patients with different stroke subtypes was recorded, and analyzed for the incidence of abnormal glucose metabolism in each subtype. The correlation of glucose to blood sugar,blood pressure and blood fat was analyzed using odd ratio (OR) and 95％ confidence intervals (CI).Results(1) Among 624 patients, the most common stroke subtype by NEW-TOAST classificationis atherothrombosis (AT), followed by small arterial occlusion (SAO). One hundred and nineteen patients (19. 1％ ) had diabetes history; another 40 patients(7.5％ ) were newly diagnosed with diabetes in this study; and 71 patients ( 11.4％ ) were found to have glycoregulation abnormality. The incidence of abnormal glycometabolism was high in patients with AT ( 40. 4％ ) and SAO ( 39. 7％ ). ( 2 ) Association analysis between stroke subtypes and blood sugar: x2 =14. 83,P =0. 020, r =0. 152; in SAO patients, OR was 1. 925 (95％ CI 1. 392-2. 664) ; in the patients with AT, there was no correlation to blood sugar levels.Association analysis of high blood pressure in stroke subtypes: in AT patients, OR was 2. 874 (95％ CI 1. 957-4. 222) ; in SAO, OR was 1. 609 (95％ CI 1. 100-1. 235). Association analysis of high LDL-C in each subtype: OR in SAO was 1.419 (95％ CI 1.026-1. 962) ;No significant correlation of LDL-C in AT patients, P =0. 929 ; (3) There is significant difference of frequency of abnormal glycometabolism between stroke subtypes: x2 =17. 79 ,P =0. 000; between AT and SAO patients, x2 =0. 024,P =0. 877; between AT or SAO patients to other three subtypes, P ＜ 0. 05. ConclusionsAmong the subtypes of cerebral ischemic stroke by NEW-TOAST classification, AT and SAO are the most common subtypes.All the subtypes have correlation to the high level of blood sugar, and SAO has the highest correlation to blood sugar levels. High blood pressure may affect both large vessels and small vessels, while high LDL-C may mainly affect small vessels.
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The special nature of medical care determines the high riskiness of the medical profession that is lacking in other professions. In view of the high-techness and high riskiness of the medical profession, it is only proper to start thinking about setting up corresponding mechanisms for guarding against and dissolving the risks so as to safeguard the legitimate rights of the doctors. Guarding against and dissolving risks of the medical profession fall into a systematic framework of regulations and legal arrangements that are composed of mechanisms for dispersing risks of the medical profession, mechanisms for sharing medical liabilities and systems of medical care and social security.