Objective:To understand the current status of residents′ cognition of doctor-patient relationship and its influencing factors in a certain area of Guangxi under the background of Healthy China, so as to provide references for building the harmonious doctor-patient relationship.Methods:Convenience sampling was used to conduct an online questionnaire survey among permanent residents in a certain area of Guangxi from June 1 to July 31, 2023. The survey included residents′ sociodemographic characteristics and their perceptions of doctor-patient relationships. A logistic regression model was employed to analyze the influencing factors of residents′ perceptions of doctor-patient relationships.Results:A total of 114 796 residents participated in the survey. Among them, 44.1% (50 593) believed that the current doctor-patient relationship was harmonious, 47.8% (54 874) considered it neutral, and 8.1% (9 329) perceived it as discordant. The multinomial logistic regression model revealed that males, urban residents, older age groups, unmarried individuals, those with higher education levels, and those in poor health were more likely to perceive the doctor-patient relationship as discordant( P<0.05). Residents who valued health-related behaviors and knowledge, as well as those aware of health policies, were more likely to agree that the doctor-patient relationship was harmonious( P<0.05). Conclusions:Over 90% of residents in a certain area of Guangxi perceived the current doctor-patient relationship as either harmonious or neutral. Strengthening health education and enhancing the promotion of health policies can positively contribute to a harmonious doctor-patient relationship.

Objective:To understand the current status of residents′ cognition of doctor-patient relationship and its influencing factors in a certain area of Guangxi under the background of Healthy China, so as to provide references for building the harmonious doctor-patient relationship.Methods:Convenience sampling was used to conduct an online questionnaire survey among permanent residents in a certain area of Guangxi from June 1 to July 31, 2023. The survey included residents′ sociodemographic characteristics and their perceptions of doctor-patient relationships. A logistic regression model was employed to analyze the influencing factors of residents′ perceptions of doctor-patient relationships.Results:A total of 114 796 residents participated in the survey. Among them, 44.1% (50 593) believed that the current doctor-patient relationship was harmonious, 47.8% (54 874) considered it neutral, and 8.1% (9 329) perceived it as discordant. The multinomial logistic regression model revealed that males, urban residents, older age groups, unmarried individuals, those with higher education levels, and those in poor health were more likely to perceive the doctor-patient relationship as discordant( P<0.05). Residents who valued health-related behaviors and knowledge, as well as those aware of health policies, were more likely to agree that the doctor-patient relationship was harmonious( P<0.05). Conclusions:Over 90% of residents in a certain area of Guangxi perceived the current doctor-patient relationship as either harmonious or neutral. Strengthening health education and enhancing the promotion of health policies can positively contribute to a harmonious doctor-patient relationship.

Objective To explore anatomic location of merdians in human body.Methods Comprehensively analyzed literatures on studies of meridians in the latest 50 years.Results and Conclusion Many testing methods of locating meridians in these literatures show meridian is correlated with physiological function and it can be located in microcirculation and partial overlapping continuous band of cellular outer fluid at microns level.It is also proved that meridian is conductive channel of human bioclcctricity.

Objective To compare the effect of hyperfractionation radiotherapy combined with hepatic artery catheterization chemotherapy and hepatic artery ligation (group A, 65 patients) with conventional fractionation radiation combined with hepatic artery catheterization chemotherapy and hepatic artery ligation (group B, 65 patients) for unresectable primary liver cancer.Methods A total of 130 stage Ⅱprimary liver patients confirmed by pathology and evaluated as unresectable by exploratory laparotomy were divided evenly into group A and group B by the sequence of exploration. The two groups were comparable in age, sex, tumor type and positive fetal protein (AFP). Group A patients were treated by hepatic artery chemotherapy (PDD, 10 mg/day) 6 days a week with hepatic artery ligation followed by hyperfractionation radiotherapy (250 cGy/f, bid) 3 days a week with the scheme alternated weekly. Group B patients were treated by conventional fractionation radiotherapy with the same scheme of chemotherapy as group A. The total dose of PDD and radiotherapy for both groups were 240 mg and 45Gy. Results The AFP level was reduced to half in 89.7% of patients in group A and 67.6% in group B. The 1 , 3 and 5 year survival rates were 90.8%, 63.1%, 23.1% for group A and 73.9%, 41.5% 9.2% for group B, the difference was statistically significant (P0.05). Conclusions Hyperfractionation radiotherapy combined with hepatic artery catheterization chemotherapy and hepatic artery ligation is an effective and reasonable therapeutic scheme for unresectable liver cancer. It can effectively relieve symptoms, reduce the tumor, increase second surgical resection rate and prolong the survival. At the same time, the operation is simple and relatively easy.