MedNexus
2016年 · 第96卷第18期
MedNexus
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- 专家论坛
- 医药卫生策略探讨
- 标准与规范
- 临床研究
- 基础研究
- 荟萃分析
- 综述
One of the hallmarks of innovative ability and academic influence in the field of clinical medicine is the quantity and quality of published papers. China is already a big country in clinical research, but it is not a strong country. The number of published papers is in the forefront of the world, but the quality is not high. Improving the quality of papers as soon as possible is the consensus of all researchers in the field of clinical research, and it is also an important measure to implement the national strategy of innovation-driven development. Therefore, the author put forward suggestions to improve the writing quality of clinical research papers, and the report at the National Medical Journal Editor Training Conference was recognized by the participating editors, and the report at the editorial board of some Chinese Medical Association series journals was recognized by the participating clinical experts. This article will explain the principle behind the suggestions and the problems to be paid attention to in practice. I hope these suggestions will help to improve the writing quality of clinical research papers in China.
With the rapid development of robotic surgery all over the world, minimally invasive surgery has gradually transitioned from the era of ordinary laparoscopy to the era of robotic surgery. Due to unfamiliarity with the operating mode, most of the secondary injuries and surgical complications occur at the beginning of the surgeon's learning curve. The life safety of patients and the occupational safety of surgeons highlight the importance of surgical robot training efforts[
Primary liver cancer (hereinafter referred to as liver cancer) ranks 6th in the incidence of malignant tumors in the world, and more than 50% of new cases and deaths of liver cancer every year occur in China[
Cerebrovascular reactivity (CVR) refers to the response of cerebral blood vessels to stimulation (such as cerebral perfusion pressure, arterial blood CO2The ability to contract and relax when partial pressure level changes) can reflect the reserve capacity of cerebral blood vessels[
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