2.Investigation on the Life Attitude of Medical Students in One Medical University in Wenzhou
Chuanjuan ZHENG ; Lingpeng MAO ; Xiaochang HONG ; Xiaotong JIN
Chinese Medical Ethics 2018;31(6):793-798,806
Objective:To conduct an empirical study on the life attitude of medical students in one medical university in Wenzhou, and further strengthen the life education, to put forward some relevant suggestions for the prevention of recessive suicide and the cultivation of good life attitude of medical students. Methods: A stratified random sampling method was adopted to conduct the quantitative analysis to the survey results. Results: Most of medical students held positive attitudes to life, but some medical students still held negative attitudes to life (28. 6%), and had poor ability to master life common sense and skills (28. 6%). Medical students had weak ability to resist pressure, and academic stress was their major source of stress (27%) . Students easy to despise life, with the suicidal thought or behavior had a higher proportion (25. 8%). Different gender, grade, whether be single parent and economic level had significant significance for medical students to have suicidal thoughts or behaviors. Conclusion:By carrying out the belief education, survival education, setback education, love and care education and death education, it should cultivate the positive outlook on life of the medical students, so as to deliver qualified medical talents for the construction of "Healthy China".
3.Research advances in tibial insertion of posterior cruciate ligament and location of tibial tunnel
Zhen CHEN ; Lingpeng JIN ; Jian ZHANG ; Jincan ZHANG ; Yunxiao WANG ; Jiangtao DONG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2022;24(7):640-644
Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) plays an important role in maintaining the stability of knee. PCL injury is often accompanied by serious axial and rotational instability, and severe PCL injury is likely to be combined with injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament, medial collateral ligament and other tissues which are often repaired by necessary posterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (PCLR) to restore their physiological functions. However, PCLR research is not as common as the research into the anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction, not only due to controversies in the anatomy and mechanics of PCL but also due to a higher failure rate and more complications following PCLR. This situation is closely related to the anatomical characteristics of the PCL tibial insertion. The present review deals with the anatomy, mechanics and clinical research of the PCL tibial insertion in order to provide more references for PCLR operators.