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Compression and decompression of clathrate hydrates have been carried out in order to investigate the onset pressures above which the crystalline forms begin to collapse at 0 K and do not revert back to the original structures upon decompression. Several proton-disordered structures of clathrate hydrate I encapsulating noble gases were subjected to compression, the steepest descent minimization of potential energy, the subsequent expansion to the original volume, and the steepest descent minimization. It was found that above the onset pressure, depending on guest species, even the fully occupied hydrates are compressed inelastically, and transformed into amorphous forms from which crystalline structures are no longer recovered by decompression at 0 K. 相似文献
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Objective: To derive a clinical prediction rule for early recovery of knee range of motion after total knee arthroplasty. Methods: This prospective cohort study evaluated the data of 273 individuals undergoing primary total knee arthroplasty. The individual factors, the physical and motor function data were assessed preoperatively upon admission as a baseline survey. The knee joint extension angle and knee joint flexion angle were re-evaluated on postoperative day 14 as a follow-up. The recovery group comprised individuals with a knee joint extension angle of more than -5 degrees and knee joint flexion angle of more than 110 degrees on postoperative day 14. The other patients constituted the non-recovery group. Multivariate logistic regression analysis was used for deriving a clinical prediction rule. Results: The results indicated that the use of a cane, knee joint extension and flexion angles, and Timed Up and Go test time were significant factors for predicting early recovery of knee range of motion after total knee arthroplasty. Furthermore, a clinical prediction rule was derived and included the use of a cane, knee joint extension angle ≥ -15 degrees, knee joint flexion angle ≥ 125 degrees, and a Timed Up and Go test time < 11.2 s. A total clinical prediction rule score ≥ 8 indicated a positive likelihood ratio of more than 10 for a successful outcome and the post-test probability was approximately 95%. Conclusions: The derived clinical prediction rule might be a useful screening tool for proper postoperative goal setting and the establishment of individualized physical therapy programs. 相似文献
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