Obesity and overweight remain major global public health challenges.In this paper,we examine current applications of digital nutrition technologies in weight management using the scoping review framework of Arksey and O'Malley.Visual recognition technologies have evolved from early-stage food image recognition into more advanced systems,although the vast diversity of food types continues to pose challenges for accuracy and generalizability.The combination of wearable devices and non-wearable sensors has increased the diversity of collected data and improved user comfort.Data integration and analysis tools,such as digital virtual twins,support personalized interventions by integrating multidimensional data.In addition,emerging applications have demonstrated encouraging clinical outcomes.However,existing studies have limitations,such as small sample sizes,high levels of information bias,and low evidence quality.Barriers,such as limited accessibility and high initial costs,further constrain the scalability of digital nutrition tools.Future studies should focus on expanding sample sizes,improving population diversity,and developing effective assessment methods and adjustments for specific target populations.Privacy and data security concerns must also be addressed to ensure safe implementation.Overall,digital nutrition technologies offer a promising approach to weight management,but continuous efforts in research and cost reduction are needed to fully realize their potential in weight management and to promote health for all.

En bloc resection of bladder tumor(ERBT),as an innovative procedure for conventional transurethral resection of bladder tumor(cTURBT),has become an important treatment option for non-muscle invasive bladder cancer(NMIBC).Although ERBT has been recommended by international guidelines,its technical standardization,verification of long-term survival benefits and stratification of indications are still the focus of future research.This article first provides an overview of the surgical techniques of ERBT,and then elaborates on the advantages and disadvantages of the three energy sources of ERBT,namely,electrocautery,laser,and Hybridknife.In terms of pathological assessment,current research suggests that the detection of detrusor muscle in surgical specimens can reflect the quality of the surgery.The integrity of pathological specimens and diagnostic consistency have promoted the progress of sub-staging of T1 bladder cancer and have also driven more research on microscopic indicators related to prognosis.Finally,this article reviews whether repeated transurethral resection can be avoided to help optimize individualized treatment for bladder tumor.

En bloc resection of bladder tumor(ERBT),as an innovative procedure for conventional transurethral resection of bladder tumor(cTURBT),has become an important treatment option for non-muscle invasive bladder cancer(NMIBC).Although ERBT has been recommended by international guidelines,its technical standardization,verification of long-term survival benefits and stratification of indications are still the focus of future research.This article first provides an overview of the surgical techniques of ERBT,and then elaborates on the advantages and disadvantages of the three energy sources of ERBT,namely,electrocautery,laser,and Hybridknife.In terms of pathological assessment,current research suggests that the detection of detrusor muscle in surgical specimens can reflect the quality of the surgery.The integrity of pathological specimens and diagnostic consistency have promoted the progress of sub-staging of T1 bladder cancer and have also driven more research on microscopic indicators related to prognosis.Finally,this article reviews whether repeated transurethral resection can be avoided to help optimize individualized treatment for bladder tumor.

Objective:To compare the diagnostic efficiency of colloidal gold dipstick method (PTH dipstick method) with that of doctors’ experience method based on nano-carbon method for rapid identification of parathyroid gland in thyroidectomy of thyroid cancer.Methods:From March to July 2020, 90 patients underwent thyroid surgery in the Friendship Hospital, Capital Medical University participated in the experimental study, and 155 samples underwent empirical judgment, parathyroid dipstick and pathological examination. All operations were performed by senior specialists. SPSS statistics 17.0 software was used for statistical analysis.Results:Seventy-four cases of parathyroid gland confirmed by both pathology and empirical judgment, and 81 cases of non-parathyroid gland confirmed by pathology; 130 cases of parathyroid glands confirmed by both PTH dipstick method and pathology, and 22 cases of non-parathyroid glands confirmed by pathology. The accuracy rate of PTH dipstick method was 85.53% which was much higher than that of empirical judgment method (47.74%). The data were statistically significant ( χ2=49.14, P<0.05). The sensitivity of PTH method was 95.89%, the specificity of PTH method was 75.94%, and the Youden index was 0.7183. The sensitivity of empirical judgment method was 81.3%, the specificity of empirical judgment method was 47.74%, and the Youden index was 0.2904. Conclusions:The diagnostic efficiency of the PTH method is higher than that of empirical judgment method to identify parathyroid gland in thyroid surgery. The two methods can be used together to increase the protection of parathyroid gland during operation.

Objective To evaluate the characteristics of spatial distribution and time accumulation of impact acceleration at different parts of human body during backward falling process. Methods Four healthy men and four healthy women (20-20 years old) were enrolled. The tri-axial acceleration on head, chest, left/right arm/hand/foot, left/right front/back hip, left/right femur head, sacrum and coccyx throughout the backward falling were measured by ADXL335 tri-axial acceleration sensor. Systemic acceleration distribution of backward falling was polynomial fitted by signal magnitude vector (SMV) of its first peak. Besides, parameters of impulse mechanics such as zero-g time, total falling time, peak SMV, relative pressure impulse of the vulnerable sites (head, hip and its related sites) were also calculated. Results Compared with the other parts of the body, the peak SMV and relative impulses of left/right back hip and head were significantly higher (P＜0.05). Acceleration that paralleled to the ground in left/right back hip was also relatively large. The rotational transform angles of left/right back hip, left/right femur head, sacrum and coccyx were significantly larger (P＜0.05). In addition, during the process of falling backward to the ground, a sliding tendency toward the sagittal plane 53.58°±6.75° occurred at all testing sites. Conclusions Head and hips are vulnerable during backward falling, and their zero-g time (0.26±0.05) s can be used as the longest starting time of falling protection devices. The large change angle of left/right hip, left/right femoral head, sacrum and coccyx may be the important cause of the sprain during backward falling.