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ABSTRACT Introduction: The sports psychology of athletes and public service policies in various places have been adjusted under the influence of the epidemic of COVID-19. However, team sports also need adjustments, and the paucity of evidence prevents safe decision-making. Objective: Research the current model to outline optimizations to team sports public service during the epidemic of COVID-19. Methods: The mechanism of athletes' satisfaction was investigated, mainly involving organizing activities in sports venues, including geographical distribution, technical guidance, health services, etc. Results: According to the survey, the first concern was "organization of activities," with a score of 3.783; followed by "number of places," with a score of 3.252; and "health service," with a score of 3.142. In the athletes' satisfaction score relative to supply and demand, the first concern highlighted was "distribution of seats", with a score of 3.682; followed by "number of seats", with a score of 3.484; and "organization of activities", with a score of 3.112. Conclusion: In optimizing the public team sports service model, the actual needs of the facilities should be fully considered to achieve scientific optimization of supply and demand. Level of evidence II; Therapeutic studies - investigation of treatment outcomes.
RESUMO Introdução: Tanto a psicologia esportiva dos atletas quanto as políticas de serviço público em vários lugares foram ajustadas sob a influência da epidemia da COVID-19. Os esportes em equipe também necessitam de adaptações e a escassez de evidências impede tomadas de decisões seguras neste aspecto. Objetivo: Pesquisar o modelo atual para traçar otimizações ao serviço público esportivo de equipe durante a epidemia da COVID-19. Métodos: O mecanismo de satisfação dos atletas foi investigado, envolvendo principalmente a organização de atividades em locais esportivos, incluindo distribuição geográfica, orientação técnica, serviços de saúde, etc. Resultados: De acordo com a pesquisa levantada, a primeira preocupação foi "organização de atividades", com pontuação de 3.783; seguido de "número de vagas", com pontuação de 3.252; e "serviço de saúde", com pontuação de 3.142. Na pontuação de satisfação das atletas relativa à oferta e demanda, a primeira preocupação destacada foi "distribuição de lugares", com pontuação de 3,682; seguida de "número de lugares", com pontuação de 3,484; e "organização de atividades", com pontuação de 3,112. Conclusão: No processo de otimização do modelo de serviço público esportivo de equipes, as necessidades reais das instalações devem ser plenamente consideradas, a fim de alcançar a otimização científica da oferta e da demanda. Nível de evidência II; Estudos terapêuticos - investigação dos resultados do tratamento.
RESUMEN Introducción: Tanto la psicología deportiva de los atletas como las políticas de servicios públicos en diversos lugares se han ajustado bajo la influencia de la epidemia de COVID-19. Los deportes de equipo también necesitan ajustes y la escasez de pruebas impide tomar decisiones seguras al respecto. Objetivo: Investigar el modelo actual para delinear optimizaciones al servicio público de los deportes de equipo durante la epidemia de COVID-19. Métodos: Se investigó el mecanismo de satisfacción de los atletas, que involucra principalmente la organización de actividades en las instalaciones deportivas, incluyendo la distribución geográfica, la orientación técnica, los servicios de salud, etc. Resultados: Según la encuesta realizada, la primera preocupación era la "organización de las actividades", con una puntuación de 3,783; seguida del "número de plazas", con una puntuación de 3,252; y del "servicio sanitario", con una puntuación de 3,142. En la puntuación de satisfacción de los atletas en relación con la oferta y la demanda, la primera preocupación destacada fue la "distribución de los lugares", con una puntuación de 3,682; seguida del "número de lugares", con una puntuación de 3,484; y de la "organización de las actividades", con una puntuación de 3,112. Conclusión: En el proceso de optimización del modelo de servicio público de deportes de equipo, deben tenerse plenamente en cuenta las necesidades reales de las instalaciones para lograr una optimización científica de la oferta y la demanda. Nivel de evidencia II; Estudios terapéuticos - investigación de los resultados del tratamiento.
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Objective @#To establish a mouse model of acute pseudomembranous stomatitis and to observe the effect of photoactivated disinfection (PAD) on the removal of Candida albicans in vivo, and initially explore the feasibility of this technology in the treatment of acute pseudomembranous stomatitis.@*Methods@#Six-week-old male ICR mice were selected and immunized with 1 × 107CFU/mL Candida albicans solution on the backs of the tongues of immunosuppressed mice. Thirty model mice with acute pseudomembranous stomatitis were successfully established and randomly divided into a control group and a photoactivated disinfection group, with 15 mice in each group. Mice in the photoactivated disinfection group were coated with 1 mg/mL toluidine blue solution on the back of the tongue, incubated for 1 min and irradiated with 750 mW LED red light for 1 min. Immediately after treatment, the tongue fungal load was measured in the photoactivated disinfection group and the control group. Tongue fungal load was measured again 48 h later, and tongue histopathological examination was performed in both groups. @*Results @# Forty-eight hours after PAD treatment, the white pseudomembrane on the back of the tongue in the photoactivated group was significantly less than the control group. The fungal load on the dorsum of the tongue in the treatment group was significantly lower than the control group immediately and 48 h after treatment for PAD, and the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05). Forty-eight hours after PAD treatment, HE staining showed that the epithelial structure of the PAD group was more regular than the control group, and no microabscesses were observed. PAS staining showed that the number of mycelia in the PAD group was significantly less than the control group. Mycelia occasionally invaded the keratinized layer but did not penetrate into the upper cortex.@*Conclusion@#PAD significantly removed Candida albicans from the tongues of mice with acute pseudomembranous Candida stomatitis.
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Objective To numerically simulate the specific deformation and calculate the critical pressure of red blood cells in the osmosis experiment. MethodsThe shell model of red blood cells was established. Based on the constitutive hyperelastic model of the form Neo-hookean strain-energy potential and the experimental data for shear modulus of cell membrane provided by references, the red blood cell osmosis model was calculated in finite element software ABAQUS. Results The whole phases of red blood cell deformation when subjected to osmotic pressure were obtained. It was found that cell membrane rapidly changed from biconcave shape to oval shape when osmotic pressure was increased to 50-60 mPa, with the value of critical pressure falling in the scope provided by references. Meanwhile, the Mises stress distributions of cell membrane in different phases were also obtained. Conclusions The critical pressure for red blood cells changing from biconcave shape to oval shape is 50-60 mPa. The shell model and the constitutive hyperelastic model of the form Neo-hookean strain-energy potential can be used in the simulation of the osmosis experiment to provide a clear and reasonable phase of red blood cell deformation.