Objective In order to understand the quality of drinking water sources and the environment of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway areas. Methods In 2002-2004, the first and second phase of the project of Qinghai-Tibet Railway, 37 sampling sites were chosen in the dry and rainy seasons and the water samples were analyzed according to the national standard test methods. Results In the first phase of the project, the eligible rates of the 39 test indexes of the water sources of 23 sampling sites in the Qinghai-Tibet Railway areas were 82%-95% in the dry season and some decreased in the rainy season. In the second phase, the eligible rates of the test indexes of the water sources of 14 sampling sites were 50%-100% in dry season and in the rainy season, the trend was the same as in the first phase. Conclusion Among the 37 water resources in the Qinghai-Tibet railway areas,the percent of gradeⅠ, gradeⅡ, grade Ⅲ and above grade Ⅲ water source was 67.57%,13.51%,2.70% and 16.22% respectively, some water sources can not be used as the drinking water sources due to the bad quality.

recurrence of half a year.Results The rate of symptom improvement in D group was significantly better than the other three groups(P <0.05).Over time,there was no statistical difference between four groups.The recurrence rate of D group (0.00%)was obviously lower than A group (11.76%),the B group (2.00%)and the C group (3.85%)(P <0.05).Conclusion Microscope with the traditional Chinese medicine is a good choice in preventing postoperative the rate of symptom and recurrence.

Objective To investigate the histologic characteristics of small -size prostatic hyperplasia (SBPH)and the effect on low urinary tract symptoms (LUTS).Methods 154 patients with SBPH who received transurethral resection of prostate (TURP) were enrolled,preoperative examinations included the obtainment of International Prostate Symptom Score(IPSS),evaluation of the quality of life(QOL),cases of urinary retention,ultra-sonography,urodynamic examination,and cystoscopy,postoperative pathology specimen analysis was conducted.The histologic characteristics of small -size prostatic hyperplasia(the histology prostatis and the grade of inflammation) and the effect on LUTS were analyzed.Results A total of 141 cases (91.56%)were diagnosed as SBPH with histo-logical prostatitis,13 cases(8.44%)in grade 0,18 cases(11.69%)in grade 1,76 cases(49.35%)in grade 2 and 47 cases(30.52%)in grade 3.There were statistically significant differences among ages,IPSS,QOL,Qmax,cases of urinary retention between the pure SBPH group and SBPH with HP group(t/χ2 =2.610,6.607,4.925,2.673, 4.421,all P <0.05),while there was no statistically significant difference in PV(t =1.652,P >0.05).Conclusion The main pathologic type is stroma hyperplasia(fibrous and smooth muscle)of SBPH,SBPH is mostly complicated with histological prostatitis,which are mostly moderate and severe.The severity of LUTS is positively correlated with the grade of inflammation.

Measurement of corpse temperature is mainly used for estimation of early postmortem interval, and rectal temperature is often used as a representative of body's core temperature in actual work because it is simple, quick and non-invasive. At present, the rectal temperature postmortem interval estimation method internationally accepted and widely used is HENSSGE's nomogram method, while many domestic scholars also deduced their own regression equations through a large number of case data. Estimation of postmortem interval based on rectal temperature still needs further study. The nomogram method needs to be optimized and extended, and quantification of its influencing factors needs to be dealt with more scientifically. There is still a lack of consensus on the probability and duration of the temperature plateau. There is no clear understanding of the probability and extent of the change in initial temperature caused by various causes. New methods and ideas enrich methodological research, but it still lacks systemicity and practicality. This article reviews the researches on estimation of postmortem interval based on rectal temperature in order to summarize the current situation of previous researches and seek new breakthrough points. Because the decline of body temperature can be easily influenced by many factors in vitro and vivo, and the influencing factors in different regions vary greatly, regionalization research and application may be a practical exploration to improve the accuracy of postmortem interval determination.
Autopsy ; Body Temperature ; Cadaver ; Humans ; Postmortem Changes ; Probability ; Temperature ; Time Factors

BACKGROUND:Epidemiologic studies have shown a correlation between type 2 diabetes mellitus and bone mineral density,but the causal association between the two and whether it is age-related remains unknown. OBJECTIVE:To study the correlation between type 2 diabetes mellitus and whole body bone mineral density at unspecified age and at all ages based on the Mendelian randomization technique. METHODS:The genome-wide association study(GWAS)data of type 2 diabetes mellitus and bone mineral density at all ages were selected from the IEU GWAS database of the University of Bristol.The exposure data were single nucleotide polymorphisms with significant correlation with type 2 diabetes mellitus as instrumental variables,and bone mineral density at all ages was selected as the outcome variable.Two-sample Mendelian randomization analysis of type 2 diabetes mellitus and bone mineral density was performed using inverse variance weighted method,weighted median estimator,and MR-Egger regression.The βvalue was used to evaluate the causal relationship between type 2 diabetes mellitus and bone mineral density at all ages. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:A total of 118 single nucleotide polymorphisms were extracted from the GWAS summary data as instrumental variables.The MR-Egger regression results showed that there was no horizontal pleiotropy,but there was heterogeneity.Therefore,this study was based on the inverse variance weighted results.Inverse variance weighted results showed that type 2 diabetes mellitus may be a potential protective factor for bone mineral density and is associated with age:age-unspecified bone mineral density[β=0.038,95%confidence interval(CI):1.01-1.07,P=0.002],bone mineral density over 60 years old(β=0.052,95%CI:1.01-1.09,P=0.027),bone mineral density between 45-60 years old(β=0.049,95%CI:1.01-1.09,P=0.009),bone mineral density between 30-45 years old(β=0.033,95%CI:0.99-1.07,P=0.127).bone mineral density of 15-30 years old(β=0.025,95%CI:0.95-1.10,P=0.506),bone mineral density of 0-15 years old(β=0.006,95%CI:0.96-1.04,P=0.716).Similar results were obtained from the MR-Egger regression and weighted median estimator analyses.These findings indicate that type 2 diabetes mellitus may be one of the protective factors of bone mineral density,and there is a correlation with age.