The clinical application of acupoints in Huangdi Neijing was analyze by evidence-based medicine. The results showed that 202 acupoints were recorded,the clinical usage rate was 81.28%,the first 10 acupoints with highest clinical usage rate were Yangming of foot,Taiyin of foot,Shaoyin of foot,Yangming of hand,ST36,Taiyin of hand,Taiyang of foot,shaoyang of foot,BL40,Taiyang of hand. But meridian acupoints with highest clinical usage rate were ST36,BL40,KI2,KI1,ST45,BL10,LR1,ST42,SP3 and PC9.

Objective To explore epicanthus correction by transverse incision method and concurrent double-eyelid incision operation.Methods The transverse straight-line incision was performed in new inner canthus to the original canthal corner point; after the original inner canthus corner point was reached,the oblique-line parallel incision was performed along the lower eyelid so that full subcutaneous separation was obtained on the upper and lower incision; the malpositioned isomerous orbicular muscle and thickened tissue were released and excised so that the epicanthus skin was naturally restored; the superficial head of the inner canthus ligament was folded and sutured when necessary ; after small cat ears at the temporal side of the inner canthal incision was removed,routine double eyelid plasty was then performed,but the double eyelid and the inner canthus incisions were not continuous.Results The procedures were clinically applied in 258 cases and followed up for 3-18 months,showing that the epicanthus has disappeared,new inner canthus was in good appearance,the scar was not obvious,recurrence of the epicanthus was not found and double eyelids were beautiful in appearance.Conclusions The epicanthus correction by transverse incision and concurrent double-eyelid plasty is a simple and ideal approach for correction of single-edged eyelid with epicanthus and it is worthy of clinical promotion.

Carcinoma, Non-Small-Cell Lung ; genetics ; therapy ; China ; Consensus ; Humans ; Lung Neoplasms ; genetics ; therapy ; Molecular Targeted Therapy