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We based the dataset in this paper on the beetle collection from the sample site of Tei Tong Tsai (Hong Kong) from 1st May to 28th May 2019, a period of high insect diversity. A total of 16,270 beetles (photographed in 318 images) from 478 species belonging to 39 families were collected. The dataset consists of the following components: The original photo of the whole sample obtained at each site with each collection method, the morphological species identification chart, a statistical table describing the species and numbers of beetles collected on different dates at different sites using three passive acquisition methods, and a statistical table describing the longitude, latitude, and altitude information of each sampling point. We aimed to provide a database for the evaluation of beetle species diversity in Hong Kong and a paradigm for the effectiveness of passive acquisition in the beetle collection through the three representative methods, thus laying a foundation for biodiversity research.
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Coleoptera , Animals , Biodiversity , Hong KongABSTRACT
OBJECTIVE: To explore the cause and the treatment of liver hydatidosis complicated by biliary fistula, to reduce or prevent the incidence of the complication. METHODS: From 1982 to 2002, 1 666 patients with liver hydatidosis were treated surgically in our hospital, and a retrospective analysis was conducted in 13 from the cohort, who developed biliary fisltula after the surgeries. RESULTS: The incidence of liver hydatidosis-associated biliary fistula was 0.78% (13/1666), and 8 (61.5%) out of such cases were due to the primary liver hydatidosis, 3 (15.38%) were caused by damage to the small accessory hepatic duct or parahepatic byliary duct, and 2 (7.69%) by the puncture of the needle. CONCLUSION: Biliary fistula often arises from liver hydatidosis itself, and can be partly attributed to erroneous operation on the part of the operators, and prevention of this complication, therefore, is possible through careful operation.
