Earthquake disaster risk,as a typical social disaster risk,is one of the most important risks in modern Chinese society.This study gives definitions of the institution,describes the formation history,the connotations ...Earthquake disaster risk,as a typical social disaster risk,is one of the most important risks in modern Chinese society.This study gives definitions of the institution,describes the formation history,the connotations and development and analyzes its role in the control of major social risks caused by earthquakes.Finally,the paper presents recommendations for continuous improvement of this institution under the guidance of risk society theory,and for its application to the government reform and social governance.展开更多
AIM： To investigate the effects of long-term albumin administration on survival, recurrence of ascites and onset of other complications. METHODS： One hundred consecutive patients admitted for first-onset ascites wer...AIM： To investigate the effects of long-term albumin administration on survival, recurrence of ascites and onset of other complications. METHODS： One hundred consecutive patients admitted for first-onset ascites were randomized to receive diuretics plus human albumin 25 g/wk in the first year and 25 g every two wk thereafter （group 1） or diuretics alone （group 2）. The primary endpoint was survival without liver transplantation. Secondary endpoints were recurrence of ascites and occurrence of other complications. RESULTS： Median follow-up was 84 （2-120） mo. Albu- min-treated patients had significantly greater cumulative survival rate （Breslow test= 7.05, P= 0.0078） and lower probability of ascites recurrence （51% versus 94%, P〈0.0001）. Chronic albumin infusion resulted in a mean increase in survival of 16 mo. CONCLUSION： Long-term albumin administration after first-onset ascites significantly improves patients＇ survival and decreases the risk of ascites recurrence.展开更多
The management of portal hypertension has long been challenged by the limitations of invasive diagnostic methods.While hepatic venous pressure gradient(HVPG)measurement remains the gold standard for diagnosing clinica...The management of portal hypertension has long been challenged by the limitations of invasive diagnostic methods.While hepatic venous pressure gradient(HVPG)measurement remains the gold standard for diagnosing clinically significant portal hypertension(CSPH),its invasiveness and limited availability have necessitated the development of reliable,non-invasive alternatives(1,2).This need is particularly pressing given that CSPH represents a critical milestone in chronic liver disease progression,marking the threshold beyond which patients face increased risks of variceal bleeding and hepatic decompensation.展开更多
基金sponsored by the National Social Science Fund of China "Research on the Status,Efficiencies and the Policy on the National Significant Seismic Monitoring and Protection Regions"(11&ZD054)
文摘Earthquake disaster risk,as a typical social disaster risk,is one of the most important risks in modern Chinese society.This study gives definitions of the institution,describes the formation history,the connotations and development and analyzes its role in the control of major social risks caused by earthquakes.Finally,the paper presents recommendations for continuous improvement of this institution under the guidance of risk society theory,and for its application to the government reform and social governance.
基金Supported by grants from the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research and the University of Florence, Italy
文摘AIM： To investigate the effects of long-term albumin administration on survival, recurrence of ascites and onset of other complications. METHODS： One hundred consecutive patients admitted for first-onset ascites were randomized to receive diuretics plus human albumin 25 g/wk in the first year and 25 g every two wk thereafter （group 1） or diuretics alone （group 2）. The primary endpoint was survival without liver transplantation. Secondary endpoints were recurrence of ascites and occurrence of other complications. RESULTS： Median follow-up was 84 （2-120） mo. Albu- min-treated patients had significantly greater cumulative survival rate （Breslow test= 7.05, P= 0.0078） and lower probability of ascites recurrence （51% versus 94%, P〈0.0001）. Chronic albumin infusion resulted in a mean increase in survival of 16 mo. CONCLUSION： Long-term albumin administration after first-onset ascites significantly improves patients＇ survival and decreases the risk of ascites recurrence.
基金supported by the Soonchunhyang University Research Fund.
文摘The management of portal hypertension has long been challenged by the limitations of invasive diagnostic methods.While hepatic venous pressure gradient(HVPG)measurement remains the gold standard for diagnosing clinically significant portal hypertension(CSPH),its invasiveness and limited availability have necessitated the development of reliable,non-invasive alternatives(1,2).This need is particularly pressing given that CSPH represents a critical milestone in chronic liver disease progression,marking the threshold beyond which patients face increased risks of variceal bleeding and hepatic decompensation.
