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Objective:To observe any effect of tactile vibration feedback training on the balance and wal-king ability of stroke survivors.Methods:Fifty stroke survivors who met the selection criteria were randomly divided into a control group ( n=25) and an observation group ( n=25). In addition to conventional exercise training, neuromuscular electrical stimulation and biofeedback therapy, the control group underwent one hour of walking training daily, 5 days a week for 6 weeks, while the observation group received tactile vibration feedback training with the same timetable. Before and after the treatment, lower limb motor function was evaluated using the Berg Balance Scale (BBS), the Timed Up and Go (TUG) test and the Fugl-Meyer lower extremity assessment (FMA-LE). A Gaitrite analyzer recorded the gait parameters of the two groups. The step length on the unaffected side was recorded and the duration of the single support phase was compared between the affected and healthy sides. Results:Before the treatment, there was no significant difference between the two groups in average step length on the unaffected side or in the difference in duration of the single support phase between the affected and healthy sides. The average BBS scores, TUG test times and FMA-LE scores also were not significantly different. After the treatment all of those indicators were significantly better in the treatment group, on average.Conclusions:Tactile vibration feedback training can significantly improve the balance and walking ability of stroke survivors during the recovery period, and lower their risks of falling.
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Indicators for evaluation of Chinese medicine intellectual property rights evaluation system were selected interms of patent right, copyright, trademark right, geographical mark, protection of Chinese medicine, and intangible cultural heritage to construct a Chinese medicine intellectual property rights evaluation system which is consisted of 6 class A,15 class B and 18 class C indicators .Domestic data of Chinese medicine intellectual property rights were col-lected from 2004 to 2013,the weight of each evaluation indicator was determined using standard deviation method,and the evaluation system was studied according to the weighted TOPSIS method with its rationality and practicality validated.
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After an evaluation system of intellectual property rights in tea industry was constructed according to the investigation of literature and networks , the development of intellectual property rights in tea industry of China from 2004 to 2013 was analyzed , which showed that although the comprehensive strength of intellectual property rights in tea industry of China has steadily increased , a number of problems still exist such as its copyright , trademark rights, geographical indications, intangible cultural heritage, and new plant strain rights.Further analysis of patent invention rights, practical patents, and outward appearance designs showed that the number of tea processing patent inventions is the largest with a stable patent right, followed by tea processing and tea sets, tea sets and tea pack-age.Suggestions were put forward for the development of intellectual property rights in tea industry of China.
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The protection model of intellectual property rights for traditional village culture were studied by investi-gating its current situation , related problems and why they exist in Yongzhou City , Hunan Province , China .