Objective To investigate the epidemiology of 10 000 patients with mammary gland disease.Methods 10 000 mammary gland disease cages during 1987～2006 in Yangquan Tumor Institute were collected,all patients had integrity case files and were diagnosed by molybdenum target radiography,near infrared ray,sonography,aspiration-needle biopsy or polyrrhea smear examination.Results In 8919 outpatient treated cases,7493 suffered cyclomastopathy(84%).1081 cases were inpatient cared(11%),the top five mammary gland disease are:breast cancer 342 cases,cyclomastopathy 252 cases,adenofibroma 104 cases,intraductal papilloma 86 cases and ductal ectasia 76 cages.For breast cancer patients,there were 125 cases during 1987～1996,3 were 21～30 years old and 23 were 31～40 years old.The number during 1997～2006 was 217,24 were 21～30 years old and 69 were 31～40 years old.Conclusion In 10000 cases,there are 7745 cyclomastopathy patients(77.45%)which takes the first place.Especially for 342(3.42%)breast cancer cases,the incidence grew up and patients age was much younger.

For the transportation process of rescuing wounded personnel on naval vessels, a new type of shoulder type exoskeleton stretcher for individual soldier was designed in this paper. The three-dimensional model of the shoulder type exoskeleton stretcher for individual soldier was constructed using three dimensional modeling software. Finite element analysis technique was employed to conduct statics simulation, modal analysis, and transient dynamics analysis on the designed exoskeleton stretcher. The results show that the maximum stress of the exoskeleton stretcher for walking on flat ground is 265.55 MPa, which is lower than the allowable strength of the fabrication material. Furthermore, the overall deformation of the structure is small. Modal analysis reveals that the natural frequency range of the exoskeleton stretcher under different gait conditions is 1.96 Hz to 28.70 Hz, which differs significantly from the swing frequency of 1 Hz during walking. This indicates that the designed structure can effectively avoid resonance. The transient dynamics analysis results show that the maximum deformation and stress of exoskeleton stretcher remain within the safety range, which meets the expected performance requirements. In summary, the shoulder type exoskeleton stretcher for individual soldier designed in this study can solve the problem of requiring more than 2 people to carry for the existing stretcher, especially suitable for narrow spaces of naval vessels. The research results of this paper can provide a new solution for the rescue of wounded personnel on naval vessels.
Humans ; Stretchers ; Military Personnel ; Shoulder ; Exoskeleton Device ; Walking ; Gait ; Biomechanical Phenomena