Preface On October 13, 1958, in the county town of Deyang in southwestern China, a new power equipment manufacture enterprise-Dongfa ng Electric Machinery was es tablished, which had been placed
As an industry and a discipline,geotechnical investigation in China differs from that in the USA and European countries in its course of emergence and evolution. For over half a century,Chinese geotechnical investigat...As an industry and a discipline,geotechnical investigation in China differs from that in the USA and European countries in its course of emergence and evolution. For over half a century,Chinese geotechnical investigation professionals witnessed continuous technical advances as they undertook independently almost all of China's large-scale construction projects. Based on projects that won the "National Outstanding Engineering Investigation" Gold Medal Awards since the year 2000,this paper discusses the achievements of geotechnical investigation in the context of comprehensive technical ability,project evaluation and analysis,hi-tech applications and engineering monitoring,and analyzes several factors that have hindered the industry's further development and alignment with international practice. Finally,some suggestions are given for future improvement.展开更多
Spasticity is the main disabling clinical manifestation of children with cerebral palsy(CP).Selective dorsal rhizotomy(SDR)has been performed for the treatment of spastic CP in Asia for quite some time from 1990.The p...Spasticity is the main disabling clinical manifestation of children with cerebral palsy(CP).Selective dorsal rhizotomy(SDR)has been performed for the treatment of spastic CP in Asia for quite some time from 1990.The purpose of this review is to discuss the historical origin and development of SDR.Our goal here is to identify the current patient selection criteria for SDR and to point out indications and contraindications based on the patients with CP,age from 2 to 18 years-old,over 6000 cases,who received SDR surgery with spasticity of muscle tension more than 3 degrees in our center.We also discuss evidence-based approaches on how to evaluate postoperative patient outcomes of SDR and how complications can be avoided.Finally,we mention progress made in terms of SDR technical advances and how improvements can be made in the future.In conclusion,SDR surgery is a reliable way to improve outcomes of patients with spastic CP and can be done carefully in patients as long as stringent selection criteria are used.However,more research and technological advancements are needed to help address associated complications.展开更多
文摘Preface On October 13, 1958, in the county town of Deyang in southwestern China, a new power equipment manufacture enterprise-Dongfa ng Electric Machinery was es tablished, which had been placed
文摘As an industry and a discipline,geotechnical investigation in China differs from that in the USA and European countries in its course of emergence and evolution. For over half a century,Chinese geotechnical investigation professionals witnessed continuous technical advances as they undertook independently almost all of China's large-scale construction projects. Based on projects that won the "National Outstanding Engineering Investigation" Gold Medal Awards since the year 2000,this paper discusses the achievements of geotechnical investigation in the context of comprehensive technical ability,project evaluation and analysis,hi-tech applications and engineering monitoring,and analyzes several factors that have hindered the industry's further development and alignment with international practice. Finally,some suggestions are given for future improvement.
文摘Spasticity is the main disabling clinical manifestation of children with cerebral palsy(CP).Selective dorsal rhizotomy(SDR)has been performed for the treatment of spastic CP in Asia for quite some time from 1990.The purpose of this review is to discuss the historical origin and development of SDR.Our goal here is to identify the current patient selection criteria for SDR and to point out indications and contraindications based on the patients with CP,age from 2 to 18 years-old,over 6000 cases,who received SDR surgery with spasticity of muscle tension more than 3 degrees in our center.We also discuss evidence-based approaches on how to evaluate postoperative patient outcomes of SDR and how complications can be avoided.Finally,we mention progress made in terms of SDR technical advances and how improvements can be made in the future.In conclusion,SDR surgery is a reliable way to improve outcomes of patients with spastic CP and can be done carefully in patients as long as stringent selection criteria are used.However,more research and technological advancements are needed to help address associated complications.
