1.Functional Electrical Stimulation: Principle, Design and Applications(Ⅱ)
Ning Lan ; Zhixiong XIAO ; Kaibao NIE ; Jiacong WANG ; Xiangzhen GU ; Hongjun ZHOU ; Genlin LIU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 1998;4(1):7-9
Functional electrical stimulation(FES) offers a vast potential for partial restoration of parlayzed movements. This three part article will review the basic concepts,system design and applications of FES. In part I,concepts such as activation threshold, recruitment order are discussed. Part Ⅱ introduces stimulation waveforme,safe parameters and tissue damage,as well as the design principle of stimulators for use with percutaneous electrodes. Part Ⅲ outlines clinical applications of FES,in particular,for restoration of hand grasp function for C5/C6 patients.
2.Functional Electrical Stimulation: Principle,Design and Applications (I)
Ning LAN ; Zhixiong XIAO ; Kaibao NIE ; Jiazong WANG ; Xiangzhen GU ; Hongjun ZHOU ; Genlin LIU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 1997;3(4):151-154
Functional electrical stimulation(FES) offers a vast potential for partial restoration of parlayzed movements. In practice,understanding on the underlying mechanism and limitations of electrical activation of nerve is essential to guide a successful deployment of FES technology to clinical utilization. Thisthree part article will review the basic concepts,system design and applications of FES. In part I,conceptssuch as activation threshold,recruitment order are discussed. Part Ⅱ introduces stimulation waveforme,safeparameters and tissue damage,as well as the design principle of stimulators for use with percutaneous electrodes. Part Ⅲ outlines clinical applications of FES,in particular,for restoration of hand grasp function forC5/C6 patients.
3.Diagnostic knowledge and skills of parasitic diseases based on competition of professional personnel in Jiangsu Province,China
Yuanyuan CAO ; Guoding ZHU ; Yaping GU ; Xiangzhen XU ; Xiaolin JIN ; Huayun ZHOU ; Jie WANG ; Yousheng LIANG ; Kun YANG ; Jun CAO
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2017;29(4):508-511,514
Objective To understand the integrated ability of parasitic disease prevention and control of professional person-nel of Jiangsu Province through the contest. Methods Totally 56 players from the whole province were selected,and all the players participated in the contest. The theory knowledge and skill scores were collected and the statistical analyses were con-ducted. Results The average theoretical score of the participants was 88.86±15.56 and the passing rate was 91.1%. The aver-age skill operating score was 69.16 ± 16.01 and the passing rate was 67.9%. The average Plasmodium microscopy score was 16.54±8.09 and the passing rate was 50%. The average helminth egg microscopy score was 34.27±10.66 and the passing rate was 67.9%. There were statistical differences among the age groups and different levels of schistosomiasis endemic situation (F =5.10,6.39,both P<0.01). The theoretical knowledge including schistosomiasis,malaria,hydatid disease and others and the score rates were 91.07%,90.94%,85.83%and 90.93%,respectively. The hydatid disease score rate was lower(χ2=19.17, P<0.01). The radar chart displayed that the score rates of tabletting and microscopy test in Kato-Katz film production ,malaria blood film production and microscopy test were all low. Conclusion In Jiangsu Province,the participants have higher score in the theory test. However,they have lower skill test score,especially in the parasite species identification. The operational skills still need to be strengthened for center for disease control(CDC)participants.
4.Clinical Observation of Treatment of Spasticity by Phenol Blocks
Hongjun ZHOU ; Jiazong WANG ; Genlin LIU ; Xiangzhen GU ; Yingyuan HU ; Yanchun LI ; Weihong WU ; Huabao LU ; Jianjun LIU ; Yan ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 1997;3(2):66-68
Fifteen patients with spasticity were treated by phenol blocks. The results are satisfactory.Phenol blocks has the advantages of high selectivity,few side-effects and low cost. The anthor recommends that phenol blocks could be used in clinical antispasticity treatment.