1.Causal relationship between educational attainment and pancreatitis: a Mendelian randomization study
Ruiqi CAO ; Zhengyuan FENG ; Jiaoxing WU ; Jie LI ; Zheng WANG ; Zheng WU ; Cancan ZHOU
Journal of Xi'an Jiaotong University(Medical Sciences) 2024;45(2):200-205
【Objective】 To explore the causal relationship between education level and pancreatitis risk through Mendelian randomization. 【Methods】 A two-sample Mendelian randomization analysis was conducted using genome-wide association study (GWAS) summary data. The GWAS data for education level and pancreatitis were obtained from SSGAC database and the FinnGen database (version R9). Causal relationship between education level and pancreatitis was explored using the inverse variance weighted (IVW), MR-Egger, and weighted median methods. Heterogeneity and directional pleiotropy were evaluated using Cochran’s Q test and funnel plots. 【Results】 Totally 604 SNPs associated with education level were included. The results provided evidence that there was negative relationship between education level and pancreatitis risk. For acute pancreatitis, OR=0.52, 95% CI: 0.44-0.62, P=2.43×10-14 while for chronic pancreatitis, OR=0.51, 95% CI: 0.41-0.64, P=7.20×10-9. Results from MR-Egger and weighted median analyses obtained the same results. The results of sensitivity analysis indicated that this study did not violate the basic assumptions of Mendelian randomization. 【Conclusion】 There is a causal relationship between education level and the occurrence of pancreatitis. The educational level is negatively correlated with the risk of pancreatitis.
2.How to Allocate the Total Price Adjustments for Medical Services:Exploring the Experience of the Pilot Cities for Medical Service Price Reform
Cancan JU ; Wei XU ; Ping LIU ; Yuhao WANG ; Jian ZHOU
Chinese Health Economics 2024;43(5):63-67
Based on introducing the total price adjustments in pilot cities and analyzing the existing problems,it further analyzes the objectives of the total price adjustment allocation of medical service items,the characteristics of various types of medical service items and the possible impact of price adjustment,concludes that the priority of the total price adjustment allocation should be as follows:new items,special tasks,complex items,general items,and medical services for special needs.It also combines the practical experience of the pilot cities to establish the total price adjustment allocation mechanism,and provides opinions on the total price adjustment allocation before the dynamic adjustment of medical service prices in the future.
3.How to Allocate the Total Price Adjustments for Medical Services:Exploring the Experience of the Pilot Cities for Medical Service Price Reform
Cancan JU ; Wei XU ; Ping LIU ; Yuhao WANG ; Jian ZHOU
Chinese Health Economics 2024;43(5):63-67
Based on introducing the total price adjustments in pilot cities and analyzing the existing problems,it further analyzes the objectives of the total price adjustment allocation of medical service items,the characteristics of various types of medical service items and the possible impact of price adjustment,concludes that the priority of the total price adjustment allocation should be as follows:new items,special tasks,complex items,general items,and medical services for special needs.It also combines the practical experience of the pilot cities to establish the total price adjustment allocation mechanism,and provides opinions on the total price adjustment allocation before the dynamic adjustment of medical service prices in the future.
4.How to Allocate the Total Price Adjustments for Medical Services:Exploring the Experience of the Pilot Cities for Medical Service Price Reform
Cancan JU ; Wei XU ; Ping LIU ; Yuhao WANG ; Jian ZHOU
Chinese Health Economics 2024;43(5):63-67
Based on introducing the total price adjustments in pilot cities and analyzing the existing problems,it further analyzes the objectives of the total price adjustment allocation of medical service items,the characteristics of various types of medical service items and the possible impact of price adjustment,concludes that the priority of the total price adjustment allocation should be as follows:new items,special tasks,complex items,general items,and medical services for special needs.It also combines the practical experience of the pilot cities to establish the total price adjustment allocation mechanism,and provides opinions on the total price adjustment allocation before the dynamic adjustment of medical service prices in the future.
5.How to Allocate the Total Price Adjustments for Medical Services:Exploring the Experience of the Pilot Cities for Medical Service Price Reform
Cancan JU ; Wei XU ; Ping LIU ; Yuhao WANG ; Jian ZHOU
Chinese Health Economics 2024;43(5):63-67
Based on introducing the total price adjustments in pilot cities and analyzing the existing problems,it further analyzes the objectives of the total price adjustment allocation of medical service items,the characteristics of various types of medical service items and the possible impact of price adjustment,concludes that the priority of the total price adjustment allocation should be as follows:new items,special tasks,complex items,general items,and medical services for special needs.It also combines the practical experience of the pilot cities to establish the total price adjustment allocation mechanism,and provides opinions on the total price adjustment allocation before the dynamic adjustment of medical service prices in the future.
6.How to Allocate the Total Price Adjustments for Medical Services:Exploring the Experience of the Pilot Cities for Medical Service Price Reform
Cancan JU ; Wei XU ; Ping LIU ; Yuhao WANG ; Jian ZHOU
Chinese Health Economics 2024;43(5):63-67
Based on introducing the total price adjustments in pilot cities and analyzing the existing problems,it further analyzes the objectives of the total price adjustment allocation of medical service items,the characteristics of various types of medical service items and the possible impact of price adjustment,concludes that the priority of the total price adjustment allocation should be as follows:new items,special tasks,complex items,general items,and medical services for special needs.It also combines the practical experience of the pilot cities to establish the total price adjustment allocation mechanism,and provides opinions on the total price adjustment allocation before the dynamic adjustment of medical service prices in the future.
7.How to Allocate the Total Price Adjustments for Medical Services:Exploring the Experience of the Pilot Cities for Medical Service Price Reform
Cancan JU ; Wei XU ; Ping LIU ; Yuhao WANG ; Jian ZHOU
Chinese Health Economics 2024;43(5):63-67
Based on introducing the total price adjustments in pilot cities and analyzing the existing problems,it further analyzes the objectives of the total price adjustment allocation of medical service items,the characteristics of various types of medical service items and the possible impact of price adjustment,concludes that the priority of the total price adjustment allocation should be as follows:new items,special tasks,complex items,general items,and medical services for special needs.It also combines the practical experience of the pilot cities to establish the total price adjustment allocation mechanism,and provides opinions on the total price adjustment allocation before the dynamic adjustment of medical service prices in the future.
8.How to Allocate the Total Price Adjustments for Medical Services:Exploring the Experience of the Pilot Cities for Medical Service Price Reform
Cancan JU ; Wei XU ; Ping LIU ; Yuhao WANG ; Jian ZHOU
Chinese Health Economics 2024;43(5):63-67
Based on introducing the total price adjustments in pilot cities and analyzing the existing problems,it further analyzes the objectives of the total price adjustment allocation of medical service items,the characteristics of various types of medical service items and the possible impact of price adjustment,concludes that the priority of the total price adjustment allocation should be as follows:new items,special tasks,complex items,general items,and medical services for special needs.It also combines the practical experience of the pilot cities to establish the total price adjustment allocation mechanism,and provides opinions on the total price adjustment allocation before the dynamic adjustment of medical service prices in the future.
9.Analysis of ocular objective torsion and near stereopsis function in primary superior oblique overaction
Yi LU ; Lianhong ZHOU ; Cancan ZHANG ; Yuanjin LI ; Runting MA ; Wenping LI ; Qi GONG ; Lurun YU ; Diewenjie HU
International Eye Science 2024;24(10):1663-1667
AIM: To investigate the relationship between objective ocular torsion and near stereopsis in patients with primary superior oblique overaction(PSOOA).METHODS: Retrospective study. A total of 59 strabismus patients with PSOOA who underwent strabismus surgery at Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University between January 2019 and November 2023 were collected. Based on the collected fundus photographs and the position of the fovea relative to the horizontal line through the optic disc, the eyes were categorized as incyclotorsion, excyclotorsion, or no cyclotorsion. Additionally, the fovea-disc angle(FDA)and the relationship between objective ocular torsion status, FDA, and near stereopsis function in the patients were further measured and analyzed.RESULTS: Totally 59 patients(92 eyes)showed superior oblique overaction. There were no cases of excyclotorsion, 32 cases with no cyclotorsion, and 27 cases with incyclotorsion. The total binocular FDA was significantly smaller in the no-cyclotorsion group compared with the incyclotorsion group(2.83°±2.89° vs 16.12°±5.74°, P<0.001). The preservation rates of near stereopsis were 66% and 15% in the no-cyclotorsion and incyclotorsion groups, respectively, with a significant statistical difference(P<0.001), and the preservation rates of fine near stereopsis were 38% and 11% in the no-cyclotorsion and incyclotorsion groups, respectively, with a significant statistical difference(P=0.02). Among all patients, near stereopsis was correlated with total binocular FDA(r=-0.526, P<0.001), with the strongest correlation observed with the FDA of the incyclotorsion(r=-0.546, P<0.001). In the incyclotorsion group, there was no correlation between near stereopsis and total binocular FDA(r=-0.366, P=0.060), with a negative correlation between near stereopsis and the FDA of both the incyclotorsion and the overaction(r=-0.424, P=0.028; r=-0.485, P=0.010). In the no-cyclotorsion group, near stereopsis was not correlated with total binocular FDA, incyclotorsion FDA, or overaction FDA.CONCLUSION:PSOOA patients with incyclotorsion have a lower preservation rate of near stereopsis than those without cyclotorsion. Near stereopsis function of patients with PSOOA is negatively correlated with total binocular FDA, especially the greater the FDA of the incyclotorsion and overaction, the worse the near-stereoscopic function.
10.How to Allocate the Total Price Adjustments for Medical Services:Exploring the Experience of the Pilot Cities for Medical Service Price Reform
Cancan JU ; Wei XU ; Ping LIU ; Yuhao WANG ; Jian ZHOU
Chinese Health Economics 2024;43(5):63-67
Based on introducing the total price adjustments in pilot cities and analyzing the existing problems,it further analyzes the objectives of the total price adjustment allocation of medical service items,the characteristics of various types of medical service items and the possible impact of price adjustment,concludes that the priority of the total price adjustment allocation should be as follows:new items,special tasks,complex items,general items,and medical services for special needs.It also combines the practical experience of the pilot cities to establish the total price adjustment allocation mechanism,and provides opinions on the total price adjustment allocation before the dynamic adjustment of medical service prices in the future.

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