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Objective@#To improve the opening method of humidifier, enhance the efficiency and success rate of opening the humidifiers.@*Methods@#Use all the recycled humidifier from respirators in the wards from 1st of May to 31st of October 2015 as control group. Use the recycled humidifiers from 1st Feb to 31st July 2016 as the test group. Use metal tools to open humidifier bottles in the control group while use the newly developed and improved opening device to open the bottles in the test group to test and compare the damage rate.@*Results@#The testing group that used the practical opening device for humidifier has a decrease in damage rate from 5.97% (16/268) to 1.22% (3/245), and this difference before and after was statistically significant (χ2=8.082, P<0.01).@*Conclusions@#The use of the opening device for humidifier can enhance the intact rate, greatly improve working efficiency and save the cost.
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Objective To identify the expression of PTPRD in esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC)and analyze its correlation with pathological features and patient survival.Methods Immunohistochemistry analysis was applied to detect the expression level and location of PTPRD in 236 patients with ESCC.Clinical and pathological features were collected and a 5 years’follow-up after surgery were performed.Results Statistic analysis showed that expression of PTPRD in ESCC was lower than in normal esophageal epithelial cells (22.0% vs 57.2%,P =0.000).The expression of PTPRD was correla-ted to the differentiation grade,depth of tumor invasion and lymph nodes metastasis.The expression of PTPRD was higher in group with well differentiation,less invasion depth and no lymph node metastasis (P =0.013,0.025,0.019).The expres-sion of PTPRD was not correlated to age or gender (P =0.170,0.787).The survival analysis showed that thegroup with more PTPRD expression had better prognosis.Conclusion PTPRD was correlated to progression and prognosis of ESCC.It may be a new potential tumor suppressor gene of ESCC,and its expression level might may a useful marker for predicting prognosis for ESCC patients.