Overview of Core Technologies in Intelligent Drilling

Abstract The intelligent drilling technology integrates theories and technologies from geology, control engineering, mechanical mechanics, data analysis, intelligent algorithms, and data transmission. The core technologies mainly include Measurement While Drilling (MWD), Logging While Drilling (LWD), intelligent drilling rigs, intelligent drill bits, intelligent drill pipes, intelligent pressure control drilling technology, and remote intelligent drilling decision control … Read more

Postoperative Wound Management

Effective postoperative wound management is crucial for preventing potential complications such as surgical site infections (SSI) and wound dehiscence (SWD). Key principles of postoperative wound management include timely wound assessment, appropriate wound cleansing and dressing use, and early recognition and active treatment of wound complications. Appropriate postoperative surgical wound care is vital for preventing potential … Read more

Preliminary Application of Shear Wave Dispersion Imaging in Differentiating Benign and Malignant Liver Tumors

Shear wave elastography (SWE) is a new ultrasound technology developed in recent years, widely used in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of diseases of the liver, breast, thyroid, prostate, and others[1]. The limitation of SWE lies in the algorithms for assessing tissue elasticity, which neglect the impact of tissue viscosity. Viscosity can also characterize the … Read more

What to Consider for Children with Vitiligo Undergoing SWD Skin Grafting in Switzerland

SWD skin grafting has been a traditional treatment method for vitiligo with over 30 years of clinical application! This procedure is recognized by both doctors and patients due to its simple operation, definitive efficacy, and low complication rate! SWD skin grafting has no rejection, a high survival rate of melanocytes, and faster repigmentation. So, can … Read more

Identification, Assessment, and Classification of Postoperative Wound Dehiscence

Identification of SWD (Surgical Wound Dehiscence) SWD can occur at any time post-surgery, from 1 day to over 20 days after the operation, but generally occurs between the 4th and 14th postoperative days. Possible Signs of SWD SWD can occur without any signs. Incisions at risk of dehiscence may show signs of inflammation that exceed … Read more

Management of Postoperative Wound Dehiscence by Grade

1. Management of SWD SWD can present as superficial to deep wounds, with exposure of internal organs or implants. The goal of managing SWD is wound healing. Management should be tailored to the specific needs of the patient and requires the involvement and collaboration of the patient, family, nursing staff, and a broader multidisciplinary team. … Read more

Using RST in SWD Debugging Port

1. Introduction In the development of STM32 microcontrollers, using SWD for program downloading only requires two pins. So, when do we need to use the microcontroller’s RST port? This involves the pin configuration of the microcontroller. In the CubeMX software configuration, there are five options regarding system debugging settings. If you choose SWD debugging, you … Read more

Introduction to PWN: Understanding Type Confusion

What Is Type Confusion? In high-level programming languages, a variable typically consists of three parts: data type, type name, and value. The type name serves as a marker for distinguishing variables in the programming language (for example, in C, local variable names within a function cannot be repeated within the same scope). The value is … Read more

Clinical Significance of Benign Liver Function Abnormalities

Liver function tests, also known as liver biochemical index tests, are important methods for assessing liver damage or liver function decompensation. These tests typically include indicators such as TBil, DBil, IBil, ALT, AST, ALP, GGT, TBA, ChE, and Alb. Abnormal liver biochemical indicators usually indicate liver damage and are important references for diagnosing and assessing … Read more

Clinical Practice and Research Progress of Artificial Liver Treatment

Hepatic failure is a common critical condition caused by severe liver dysfunction, particularly acute (subacute) liver failure and subacute liver failure, which progress rapidly and have a high mortality rate. The basic principle of the artificial liver support system is to temporarily replace part of the liver’s function through extracorporeal mechanical, physicochemical, and biological devices, … Read more