Objective To compare healing effects of surgical incisions using 635 /808 nm dualwavelength semiconductor laser and He-Ne laser irradiation.Methods 168 cases of non-malignant tumor surgery patients were randomly divided into 2 groups:test group including 83 cases which were treated on the surgical incisions by laser irradiation of the semiconductor illumination with low-intensity power; positive control group with 85 cases treated with He-Ne laser.Observation was carried out on incision healing by the clinic manifestations including redness,heat,swelling,pain,exudation,wound open,adverse event and the incision length offset.Results There was no significant difference between experimental group and the control group on incision healing (P＞0.05).Conclusions The treatment efficacy of the dual-wavelength semiconductor laser on surgical incisions healing is similar with that of the He-Ne laser.

Objective To analyze the safety and effectiveness of using lumbar drainage (LD) in patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH).Methods Data from 44 patients with SAH were collected.Of these patients,the LDs group consisting 19 patients in whom a lumbar drain had been placed for cerebro-spinal fluid (CSF) drainage,whereas the control group was composed of 25 patients who received no form of CSF drainage or treated solely with an external ventricular drainage (EVD).Incidence of new cerebral infarction of the two groups was measured on sequential CT and complications of LDs group.Results This retrospective review demonstrated a statistically significant beneficial effect in LDs group on CT,reducing the incidence from 32％ to 5％.A similar degree of benefit was observed in two group patients with hydrocephalus.Complications with lumbar drains were rare and yielded no permanent sequelae.Conclusion With rare complications and definite safety,LDs are effective to reduce vasospastic cerebral infarction of SAH patients when appropriate patient selection and good technique are employed.