As growing applications demand higher driving currents of oxide semiconductor thin-film transistors(TFTs),severe instabilities and even hard breakdown under high-current stress(HCS)become critical challenges.In this w...As growing applications demand higher driving currents of oxide semiconductor thin-film transistors(TFTs),severe instabilities and even hard breakdown under high-current stress(HCS)become critical challenges.In this work,the triggering voltage of HCS-induced self-heating(SH)degradation is defined in the output characteristics of amorphous indium-galliumzinc oxide(a-IGZO)TFTs,and used to quantitatively evaluate the thermal generation process of channel donor defects.The fluorinated a-IGZO(a-IGZO:F)was adopted to effectively retard the triggering of the self-heating(SH)effect,and was supposed to originate from the less population of initial deep-state defects and a slower rate of thermal defect transition in a-IGZO:F.The proposed scheme noticeably enhances the high-current applications of oxide TFTs.展开更多
Background To present a novel endoscopy-assisted surgical strategy of Sylvian arachnoid cysts(ACs).Case presentation Endoscopy-assisted surgery was performed on 9 children(May 2019-December 2021).All patients were eva...Background To present a novel endoscopy-assisted surgical strategy of Sylvian arachnoid cysts(ACs).Case presentation Endoscopy-assisted surgery was performed on 9 children(May 2019-December 2021).All patients were evaluated with CT and/or MRI and had regular follow-up examinations.The procedure consisted of performing a small temporal craniotomy(2 cm)behind the hairline.After dural opening,the surgery was performed with the assistance of a rigid 30-degree transcranial endoscope,self-irrigating bipolar forceps,and other standard endoscopic instruments.Steps included total excision of the AC outer wall and dissection of arachnoid adhesion around the cystic edge to communicate the residual cyst cavity with subdural space.Compared with the microscopical procedure,a 30-degree transcranial endoscope provides a wider view,especially for the lateral part exposure of the outer wall.The average age of the patients was 27.7 months(range 13-44 months).The Sylvian AC was in the right hemisphere in three patients and six in the left,respectively.1 patient suffered transient postoperative epilepsy.There was no mortality or additional postoperative neurological deficit in this series.All of the patients achieved significant clinical improvement after surgery.Radiological examination after the operation showed a significant reduction in all cases(100%,9/9)and disappearance in one case(11.1%,1/9).Postoperative subdural fluid collection occurred in six cases and completely resolved spontaneously in 9 months.Conclusion The study demonstrated the minimally invasive,safety,and effectivity of the endoscopy-assisted purely total outer wall excision.展开更多
基金supported by National Key Research and Development Program under Grant No.2022YFB3607100Shenzhen Research Programs under Grant Nos.JCYJ20200109140601691,JCYJ20190808154803565,SGDX20201103095607022,SGDX20211123145404006,and GXWD20201231165807007-20200807025846001。
文摘As growing applications demand higher driving currents of oxide semiconductor thin-film transistors(TFTs),severe instabilities and even hard breakdown under high-current stress(HCS)become critical challenges.In this work,the triggering voltage of HCS-induced self-heating(SH)degradation is defined in the output characteristics of amorphous indium-galliumzinc oxide(a-IGZO)TFTs,and used to quantitatively evaluate the thermal generation process of channel donor defects.The fluorinated a-IGZO(a-IGZO:F)was adopted to effectively retard the triggering of the self-heating(SH)effect,and was supposed to originate from the less population of initial deep-state defects and a slower rate of thermal defect transition in a-IGZO:F.The proposed scheme noticeably enhances the high-current applications of oxide TFTs.
文摘Background To present a novel endoscopy-assisted surgical strategy of Sylvian arachnoid cysts(ACs).Case presentation Endoscopy-assisted surgery was performed on 9 children(May 2019-December 2021).All patients were evaluated with CT and/or MRI and had regular follow-up examinations.The procedure consisted of performing a small temporal craniotomy(2 cm)behind the hairline.After dural opening,the surgery was performed with the assistance of a rigid 30-degree transcranial endoscope,self-irrigating bipolar forceps,and other standard endoscopic instruments.Steps included total excision of the AC outer wall and dissection of arachnoid adhesion around the cystic edge to communicate the residual cyst cavity with subdural space.Compared with the microscopical procedure,a 30-degree transcranial endoscope provides a wider view,especially for the lateral part exposure of the outer wall.The average age of the patients was 27.7 months(range 13-44 months).The Sylvian AC was in the right hemisphere in three patients and six in the left,respectively.1 patient suffered transient postoperative epilepsy.There was no mortality or additional postoperative neurological deficit in this series.All of the patients achieved significant clinical improvement after surgery.Radiological examination after the operation showed a significant reduction in all cases(100%,9/9)and disappearance in one case(11.1%,1/9).Postoperative subdural fluid collection occurred in six cases and completely resolved spontaneously in 9 months.Conclusion The study demonstrated the minimally invasive,safety,and effectivity of the endoscopy-assisted purely total outer wall excision.
