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OBJECTIVE: To systematically review the relevant ancient and modern research literature of the classical formula Suting pills, to critically assess the key information and summarize the corresponding historical and contemporary application, so as to provide scientific foundation for in-depth research and development of subsequent compound formulations. METHODS: Bibliometrics methods were used to collect ancient books and modern clinical research literature related to Suting pills. According to the inclusion and exclusion criteria, the prescription source, function indication, composition, drug processing, usage and dosage and clinical research of Sutang pills were selected, with the aim of verifying its historical documentation and contemporary clinical applications. RESULTS: Through the retrieval of ancient books, it was found that Suting pills were first recorded in Golden Mirror of Medicine written by Wu Qian in the Qing Dynasty. Suting pills were composed of Perillae Fructus and Descurainiae Semen Lepidii Semen, with effects of purging lung and relieving asthma. As it was passed down from generation to generation, the composition and efficacy and treatment basically continued to this day, with slight changes in the dosage and method of administration. Suting pills were often used in combination of other prescriptions to treat diseases of the cardiovascular, cerebrovascular, and respiratory systems in modern applications. CONCLUSIONS: Through the analysis of ancient and modern literature of Suting pills, the key common issues related to the prescription source, drug base, processing specifications, efficacy, usage and dosage of Suting pills are clarified, and a summary of its modern clinical applications is provided. This study provides a reference for the preparation development and subsequent in-depth research of Suting pills. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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牙齿在缺失后,牙槽骨均有可能会出现各种不同程度的吸收,从而造成垂直骨量的不足,尤其 在后牙区又受到下牙槽神经管、上颌窦等特有的解剖结构的影响,很难将标准长度的种植体植入缺牙区。目 前,面对这类情况,越来越多的临床医生选择短种植体。应用短种植体既不用进行复杂的外科手术,又减少了 手术并发症的发生,短种植体也有较高的存活率。该文就短种植体在临床上的应用及其研究进展进行综述。 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective To explore the expression of PIGN in glioma and its clinical significance. Methods Bioinformatics methods were used to analyze the relevant gene information and clinical data of 693 patients with glioma in the Chinese Glioma Genome Atlas (CGGA). Kaplan- Meier was used to analyze the effect of PIGN expression on the survival of patients with glioma. A multivariate Cox risk proportional regression model was used to analyze the impact of PIGN expression on the prognosis of patients with glioma. Results In the CGGA database, PIGN was widely present in gliomas, and its expression trend had nothing to do with the WHO grades and pathological types. The overall survival of patients with glioma in the PIGN low expression group was significantly longer than that of the high expression group (P = 0. 003 7). Multivariate Cox regression analysis showed that the expression level of PIGN, age, IDH mutant type, and the combined loss of 1p19q were independent influencing factors for the survival of patients with glioma (HR was 1.337, 1.332, 2.225, 1.761, respectively, P values were 0.003, 0.008, <0.001, < 0.001). The chemotherapy survival of the PIGN low expression group was significantly better than that of the high expression group (P=0.034 9), and PIGN expression had no effect on the survival of radiotherapy patients during the period (P=0.084 4). The expression of PIGN was significantly positively correlated with the expression of MAD1 (correlation coefficient = 0.775, P < 0.001). Conclusions The expression level of PIGN can be used as a predictive factor for evaluating the prognosis of patients with glioma. The low expression of PIGN may also be a factor that enhances the sensitivity of chemotherapy in patients with glioma. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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种植义齿修复牙列缺损是目前最常见的口腔治疗方式之一,但仍存在因咬合力过载、骨应力集 中导致的种植修复失败问题。三维有限元分析是研究口腔生物力学的一种新颖且直观高效的方法,可以模拟 不同载荷对种植体和周围组织的影响,已在种植修复体研究中得到了广泛应用,用以优化种植手术的设计方 案。三维有限元分析相较于其他传统力学分析方法的优势在于其可以通过精确的建模和算法,分析描述具有 复杂几何形状的种植修复义齿在咬合力下的生物力学行为。该文将对近年来三维有限元法在口腔种植修复学 中的研究现状进行综述。 [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In order to predict the corresponding phase angle from the dynamic modulus test results of the rubber powder modified asphalt mixture, and evaluate the different phase angles from the perspective of linear viscoelasticity. High and low temperature properties of rubber powder-modified asphalt mixtures. According to the complex modulus test results, the construction approximately satisfies the Kramers-Kronig (K-K) relationship by the dynamic According to the principle of viscoelasticity, the master curves of relaxation modulus and creep compliance in the time domain are further obtained. The results show that the mode of the phase angle The predicted value of the model is not as good as the dynamic modulus but still shows high accuracy. Both the Cole-Cole plot and the BlackSpace plot demonstrate the validity of the measured results and the model. The predicted results are in line with the linear viscoelasticity theory. The variation law of relaxation modulus and creep compliance also shows that the high temperature rutting resistance of HMA-60 is not as good as that of HMA-60. HMA-C, but the low temperature crack resistance is better than HMA-C. The high temperature rutting resistance and low temperature crack resistance of the mixture after warm mixing were improved. The high temperature rutting resistance of WMA60 is not as good as that of WMA-C, but its low temperature crack resistance is better than that of WMA-C. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The effects of packing composition and component spacing on the performance of P/T composite tray were studied with air water system. The results show that under the same experimental conditions, the pressure drop of the composite packing plate composed of structured packing is much lower than that of the composite packing plate composed of scattered packing. The amount of entrainment ev was reduced by more than 80%. Compared with CY700 composite packing tray. BX500 type composite packing tray has the characteristics of large corrugated distance. wide air lift channel and large porosity, Under the condition of high gas-liquid ratio, the pressure drop is smaller and the en trainment amount is lower. In BX500 composite filler plate. within a reasonable increase of plate spac ing can significantly improve the gas velocity at flooding point and reduce the entrainment quantity. Compared with the h0 = 0. when h0 increased to 5 mm. the entrainment quantity of BX500 composite plate decreased 13%-20%. and the upper limit of gas phase operation increased 8%-15%. which shows excellent tray performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

To solve the problem that the existing step counting algorithms have poor adaptability to different motion states, this paper proposed a step counting algorithm based on self-adaptive threshold. By using the 3 -axis accelerometer sensor in smart bracelet, the proposed algorithm firstly collected the acceleration data when users walked at three frequencies including slow walking, fast walking and running. After five-point filter preprocessing, this algorithm detected peaks and valleys in the self adaptive time window. The n it took the average of the peak mean and valley mean as the upper thresh old, and used the valley mean as the lower threshold. Based on this, the algorithm adopted a dynamic threshold a nalysis to achieve the step counting . Finally, in this algorithm, false steps could also be detected according to the regularity of walking amplitude and frequency . The test shows that the achievable average step counting accuracy of the proposed algorithm is above 91. 88% for different users at three different walking frequencies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: To investigate the impact of age on short-term prognosis in the hospitalized patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI). Methods: The data of 3431 patients hospitalized in department of CCU of the First Affiliated Hospital of Harbin Medical University from 2003 to 2012 was collected. All patients were divided into four groups by age: youth group (age≤ 44), middle-age group (age 45 to 59), elderly group (age 60 to 79) and advanced age group (age≥ 80). Adverse cardiovascular events of all patients during hospitalization was detected including congestive heart failure of 538 cases, malignant arrhythmias of 134 cases, cardiogenic shock of 134 cases , cardiac rupture of 24 cases, death of 58 cases, joint events of 162 cases (including two or more adverse cardiovascular events). The occurrence of adverse cardiovascular events during hospitalization of patients in different age groups was analyzed. Results: The incidence of congestive heart failure, cardiac shock, death, cardiac rupture and allied events in the different four groups has a significant difference (P＜0.05). In addition to the advanced age group, the incidence of adverse cardiovascular events in the other age groups was increased with age. Conclusion: Age is one factor affecting the short-term prognosis of patients with AMI. The incidence of adverse cardiovascular events in the patients under 80 years old with AMI during hospitalization have a tendency to increase with age, while the further study is still needed for the patients more than 80 years old. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]