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OBJECTIVE To analyze existing problems of pharmacoeconomic evaluation research in China and to improve the standardization and scientificity of research， so as to provide more high-quality evidence for government decision-making. METHODS Retrieved from CNKI， Wanfang database， VIP， PubMed， Web of Science from 2018 to 2022， the literature related to pharmacoeconomic evaluation in China was collected； Excel 2016 software was used to extract the key information of the included literature which met inclusion criteria. The Quality of Health Economic Studies （QHES） scale was used to evaluate the quality of the included literature. RESULTS A total of 113 pieces of literature were included in this study， involving 85 pieces of Chinese literature and 28 pieces of English literature. The overall score of QHES included literature was 65.7， of which the average score of Chinese literature was 62.0 and English literature was 76.9. The median quality scores for the literature in 2018， 2019， 2020， 2021 and 2022 were 62.0， 70.5， 59.3， 71.0， and 73.0， respectively. Of these， 65 pieces of literature reported the research perspective； 36 reported the discount rate indistinctly； 25 provided unclear definitions of thresholds； and 53 used two sensitivity analysis methods. Among different items of the QHES scale， item 2 （research perspective）， item 8 （time range and discount rate）， item 14 （potential bias） and item 16 （sources of funding） had low percentage of scores. CONCLUSIONS From 2018 to 2022， pharmacoeconomic evaluation literature published by Chinese academics has generally shown a fluctuating upward trend in terms of quality， but there is still some room for improvement. The main problems in current pharmacoeconomics research in China include unclear understanding of the research perspective， single measurement of cost and health outcomes， unreasonable design of time horizon， indistinct description of the threshold or discount rate， and lack of sensitivity analysis.
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The quantitative theory of optimal doping content of transparent conductive films is introduced in this paper. In this theory, the relationship among the physical properties and crystal structure, preparation method and doping content is set up. The parabola equation that can be fixed to test curve and that has the reliable physical meaning is given. The extreme value of this equation confirms the quantitative relationship between the optimal doping content, the crystal structure and the preparation method. This an expression of the optimal doping content is obtained. The experimental results of doping modified for blood compatibility of titanium oxide films are analyzed. Using this expression to calculate the Ta5+ optimal doping content in blood compatibility of titanium oxide films.
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Biocompatible Materials , Chemistry , Materials Testing , Mathematical Computing , Membranes, Artificial , Titanium , ChemistryABSTRACT
Objective To summarize the experience in prevention and treatment of iatrogenic bile duct injury Methods Clinical data of 112 cases with iatrogenic bile duct injury in ten hospitals of Songhua river drainage area from January 1978 to January 2003 were analyzed retrospectively Results The main cause of iatrogenic bile duct injury was wrong identifying the anatomy of the Calot′s triangle before cholecystectomy accounting for 55 4% (62/112) Diagnosis depended on clinical features, celiac puncture and imaging examination Ultrasonography was among the most sensitive diagnostic means (diagnostic rate=97 5%) Six types of injury were identified according to their locations and type Ⅲ damage was most common in clinical practice (92/112) The curative rate in this group was 95 5% (107/112) Eighty seven cases (77 7%) underwent Roux en Y choledochojejunostomy, with cure rate of 94 3%(82/87) Conclusion Iatrogenic bile duct injury prevention lies in identifing the topography of extrahepatic bile ducts Roux en Y choledochojejunostomy is usually the therapy of choice