Objective To observe the clinical effect and safety of subanesthetic doses of ketamine and fentanyl assisted regional anesthesia.Methods 90 children received abdominal operation or limbs operation were selected in our hospital.They were randomly divided into A,B and C group with 30 children in each group.The children in group A received sub-anesthetic doses of ketamine and fentanyl in nerve block anesthesia; the children in group B received sub-anesthetic doses of ketamine and fentanyl anesthesia aided;while the children in group C accepted traditional ketamine anesthesia.The indexes of respiratory frequency,mean arterial pressure,heart rate and oxygen saturation and other basic vital signs as well as anesthesia adverse events of situation were compared.Results The respiratory frequency,mean arterial pressure and heart rate in group A and B were lower than those in group C,the difference was statistically significant(all P ＜0.05),whereas no difference was observed on the oxygen saturation between two groups(P ＞0.05).The respiratory rate,mean arterial pressure and heart rate in group A and B showed no significant difference (all P ＞ 0.05).In adverse reactions,the muscle relaxants was in good condition in group A and B,no obvious body movement and gastrointestinal adverse events observed either.Group C with muscle relaxants in good condition,but body movement and some gastrointestinal adverse reaction can be observed occasionally.Conclusion Subanesthetic doses of ketamine and fentanyl has good anesthetic effect on regional anesthesia,and can effectively reduce the occurrence of adverse reactions,which is worthy of clinical application.

Objective To research the role of hypothalamocerebellar histaminergic projections in somatic‐visceral integration of rats .Methods A total of 120 SD rats were randomly divided to 6 groups :group A - F ;which separately microinjected saline (group A) ,triprolidine(selective antagonist of H1 receptor ,group B) ,2‐PyEA(selective agonist of H1 receptor ,group C) ,ranitidine (selective antagonist of H2 receptor ,group D) ,dimaprit (selective agonist of H2 receptor ,group E) and histamine (group F) to the deep nuclei of rats .The abilities of rats somatic‐visceral integration were observed when hypothalamocerebellar histaminergic pro‐jections were obstructed or enhanced compared to group A .Results The somatic‐visceral integration of rats were obstructed obvi‐ously in group D and enhanced in group E & group F compared to group A ,while group B and group C had no differences compared to group A .Conclusion Hypothalamocerebellar histaminergic projections play a key role in somatic‐visceral integration through the way of H2 receptors .

Objective To investigate the safety and effectiveness of different intravenous anesthesia methods for pediatric ERCP . Methods Data of 45 children undergoing ERCP at the Affiliated Hangzhou Hospital of Nanjing Medical University from August 2013 to July 2016, including intravenous anesthesia,the procedure of ERCP, adverse reactions and the waking time were retrospectively studied. Results A total of 45 patients in two groups under intravenous anesthesia successfully underwent ERCP . Seventeen patients ( 37. 8%) whose body weights were over 20 kg and the duration of surgery was predicted less than 30 minutes received deep sedation without airway intubation. Twenty?eight patients ( 62. 2%) with an initial weight of less than 20 kg and the duration of surgery was predicted more than 30 minutes received general anesthesia with airway intubation. In patients with deep sedation, the mean time of waking was 7. 2±6. 3 minutes, body movement reaction occurred in 1 case ( 5. 9%) and with transient decreasing of pulse blood oxygen ( beyond 95%) occurred in 2 cases ( 11. 8%) . In patients receiving endotracheal anesthesia with intubation, the mean waking time was 10. 5±8. 7 minutes without adverse reactions associated with anesthesia. Conclusion Both deep sedation and general anesthesia with airway intubation are safe for pediatric ERCP. However, general anesthesia with airway intubation is an ideal method ensuring the airway safety and oxygen supply for children less than 20 kg undergoing first?time ERCP or the duration of surgery lasting over 30 minutes.