1.Prevalence and Risk Factors of Illness within Two-week among Rural Residents in Menglian:a Multilevel Model Analysis
Yong MAO ; Long CHEN ; Jia ZHOU ; Tao WEI ; Bingxian QI
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2013;(10):47-52
Objective To assess prevalence and risk factors of illness within the past 2 weeks among rural residents in Menglian,under the background of essential public health service implemented generally. Methods In February 2012, the questionnaire method was employed to investigate the two-week morbidity in 2011 rural residents sampled by multistage stratified random sampling from Menglian population. Results The prevalence, that of illness within two-week among 2011 rural residents in Menglian, was 97.5‰ (95%CI 84.5‰-110.5‰) . It was lower than that of the rural region IV in China (149.6‰, <0.05) .Its age trend was the same as that of the rural region IV in China,the prevalence in 0-14 years old children,however,was higher than the counterpart in the rural region IV in China. The diseases, which two-week morbidity ranked the top five, were acute upper respiratory infection, acute gastroenteritis, hyperostosis, acute tracheobronchitis and rheumatoid arthritis. The results of multilevel logistic regression model fitted by group-level explanatory variable mountainous area, individual-level random slopes variable gender and other individual background variables indicated that there were across-level interactions between mountainous area and gender ( <0.05), the family income lower than RMB 15000 (odds ration 3.2378, 95%CI 1.9014-5.5130) and age (odds ration 1.0163, 95%CI 1.0002-1.0327) had a positive effect to two-week morbidity, and contrasting to unmarried, married had a negative effect to two-week morbidity (odds ratio 0.4727, 95%CI 0.2534-0.8819) . Conclusions Comparing with that of the rural region IV in China before implementing essential public health service, the two-week morbidity in Menglian was lower. For further elevating the health level of population, the strategies, such as intensifying material and child hygiene in the mountain area, improving sanitary conditions of low income family, and updating health consciousness in single population,would be implemented.
2.Implementation and Influencing Factors of Essential Public Health Services in Menglian
Jia ZHOU ; Yong MAO ; Long CHEN ; Tao WEI ; Bingxian QI
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2013;(10):35-38,57
Objective To assess the implementation of essential public health services (EPHS), and determine the main influencing factors for EPHS in Menglian. Methods In September 2012, the questionnaire survey method was employed to collect the data of EPHS implementation in 2011 in three community medical institutes and the EPHS evaluation of health staff sampled by stratified random sampling in Menglian. Results In 2011, the report rates of infectious diseases epidemics, public health emergencies and health inspection were all 100%, the inoculation rates of most vaccines were over 90%,and the health management rates of the children aged 0 to 6 years,pregnant and lying-in woman,aged population,hypertensives, type 2 diabetes patients and serious psychotics were high (about 85%) . The establishment rate of heath archives (60%to 70%),the controlling rates of blood pressure in the hypertensive population (about 50%), the rates of glycemic control in type 2 diabetes patients (55%to 70%) and the steady rates of serious psychotics (50% to 60%), however, were low. The implementation of EPHS was unbalance among towns, suburbs and outer suburbs. The main factors that influenced the EPHS implementation were inadequate human resources, insufficient or unused health devices, ambiguous responsibilities among the health institutes, non-cooperative behaviors, and unhealthy living habits in rural residents. Conclusions The implementation of many EPHS items is good. For promoting EPHS,it is necessary to train human resources,activiate unused health devices,get support of residents and carry out health education.
3.Detection rate of hypertension in elderly patients of Deang nationality and multilevel model of its influencing factors
Yong MAO ; Jia ZHOU ; Tianshu CHU ; Songmei WANG ; Chenghuan SUN ; Jiahong LUO ; Chunmi LAI ; Bingxian QI ; Qian ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Geriatric Heart Brain and Vessel Diseases 2018;20(1):16-19
Objective To study the influencing factors of primary hypertension by investigating its prevalence in elderly patients of Deang nationality.Methods Nine hundred and thirty-nine elderly patients of Deang nationality were divided into hypertension group (n =353),prehypertension group (n=377) and control group (n=209).Their physical examination data were recorded and their blood pressure was measured.Results The detection rate of hypertension was significantly lower in elderly patients of Deang nationality than in those of the other nationalities in our country with their age ≥60 years (37.6% vs 49.0%,P<0.05).The detection rate of hypertension,isolated systolic hypertension and prehypertension increased with the increasing age (P<0.05).Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed a cross interaction between economic level and alcohol drinking (P<0.05) and a positive correlation of BMI,age,gender,divorce or widow,smonking,high salt diet with hypertension (P<0.05).Conclusion The detection rate of hypertension is lower in elderly patients of Deang nationality than in those of the other nationalities in our country.Economic level,alcohol drinking,BMI,age,gender,divorce or widow,smoking,high salt and fat diet are the major risk factors for hypertension.However,regular eating of vegetables can reduce the risk of hypertension.
4.Influences of Lateral Meniscus Posterior Root Tear with Different Suture Methods on Knee Biomechanics
Pengfei ZHANG ; Yansong QI ; Huricha BAO ; Yongxiang WANG ; Baogang WEI ; Bingxian MA ; Xiaohe LI ; Yongsheng XU
Journal of Medical Biomechanics 2019;34(5):E507-E513
Objective To evaluate the biomechanical effects of lateral meniscus posterior root (LMPR) tears fixed at different suture positions, so as to investigate the optimal suture method for repairing LMPR tears. Methods Eight fresh cadaveric knees were used. Each knee was tested under 6 conditions: intact knee, ruptur of LMPR, suture of LMPR to the center point of root insertion, suture of LMPR posterior, interior and later 5 mm to the center point of root insertion, respectively. The peak contact pressure, the average contact pressure and contact area were evaluated using a Tek-scan sensor positioned between the meniscus and tibial plateau, under 1 kN compressive loading, at 0 degree knee extension. Results In the lateral compartment, the average contact pressure and peak pressure significantly increased under rupture of LMPR compared with the intact state (P<0.01), and the contact area decreased significantly (P<0.05). For LMPR tears fixed by four different suture methods, both the average pressure and peak contact pressure reduced, and the contact area increased. The average contact pressure, peak pressure and contact area were closer to the knee joint in the intact state when the suture positions of LMPR tears was posterior 5 mm to the center point of root insertion (P<0.05). In the medial compartment, there were no significant differences in contact pressure, peak contact pressure and contact area with the knee joint at 0 degree (P>0.05). Conclusions The average contact pressure, the peak contact pressure and the contact area between the lateral meniscus and the tibial plateau changed obviously due to the LMPR tears. When the suture position was 5 mm lateral to the center point of root insertion, similar biomechanical function with the intact knee could be obtained.