[ ABSTRACT] AIM:To evaluate the effect of intravenous injecting plasmid encoding interleukin-19-IgG on exper-imental autoimmune myocarditis ( EAM) in rats.METHODS:Cardiac myosin was emulsified with equal volume of com-plete Freund’ s adjuvant.The animal model of EAM was established by injecting with the preparation in both footpads of the Lewis rats.The rats were intravenously injected with the plasmid encoding IL-19-IgG on day 6.Echocardiography was per-formed before the rats were sacrificed on day 17.The effect of IL-19-IgG plasmid injection was evaluated by measuring the heart weight/body weight, myocarditis area, relative expression levels of atrial natriuretic peptide ( ANP) and brain natri-uretic peptide (BNP) in the hearts.The mRNA expression levels of related cytokines including IL-18, IL-1β, IL-12p35 and IFN-γwere detected.RESULTS:The rats in model group showed significant myocardial damage and a decrease in the left ventricular functions.The rats in the treatment group injected with IL-19-IgG plasmid showed an improvement of the cardiac functions.The ratio of heart weight/body weight, the area of myocarditis and the mRNA levels of ANP and BNP were significantly lower in IL-19-IgG treatment group than those in model group.The mRNA levels of IL-18, IL-1β, IL-12p35 and IFN-γwere also significantly decreased in IL-19-IgG treatment group.CONCLUSION:Intravenous injection of plasmid encoding IL-19-IgG effectively prevents the development of the left ventricular remodeling and myocardial damage in EAM rats.

The language expression level of doctors directly affects the effectiveness of information transmission and communication. In the past 20 years， a large number of studies have conducted questionnaire surveys related to “doctor-patient communication” among medical staff and patients in the form of scales， but there were few studies on the practical application of doctor-patient communication and case analysis of doctor-patient disputes. Using the Complaint Register Book of a tertiary A hospital as research material， this paper summarized five causes of medical disputes caused by medical remarks， namely， stiff tone and improper body language of the medical staff， unclear communication of treatment plans， unable to answer patients’ questions， different doctors’ statements are contrary each other， and a large gap between disease prediction and disease development. This paper aimed to analyze the handling points of such disputes， with a view to applying them in doctor-patient communication courses for medical students or language skills training for doctors in the future， optimizing doctor-patient communication， and promoting the development of doctor-patient relationships.