Objective To investigate the status and influential factors of mental health of Pakistani and Bangladeshi peacekeeping forces in Liberia.Methods By random sampling,300peacekeeping officers and soldiers dispatched from Pakistan and Bangladesh(150 each)in Liberia were investigated with Chinese Military Mental Health Scale(CMMHS),Military Mental Maladjustment Scale(MMMS) and Social Support Rating Scale(SSRS),and they were carried out for two times on the 7th day and the 120th day after arrival in peacekeeping mission area.Results The total score and each factor score of CMMHS(except for obsessive-compulsive,anxiety and interpersonal sensitivity)and the total score of MMMS of the peacekeepers at the 7th day after their arrival in mission area were significantly higher than those at the 120th day(P

Objective To study the imaging characteristics of osteosarcoma.Methods 35 patients with osteosarcoma proved pathologically were examined by radiography,of them 25 cases were examined with CT scan or MRI,and 8 cases undergone contrast-enhanced MRI.The imaging features of osteosarcoma were analysed comparatively with that of pathology.Results The lesions localized at distal part of femur in 17 cases and proximal part of tibia in 8 cases,that were most location of this tumor.The imaging characteristics of osteosarcoma included bone destruction,neoplastic bone,periosteal reaction and soft-tissue mass,in some cases,epiphyseal plate and epiphysis were involved,even the joint face and the opposite osseous of joint(skip lesions).On enhanced MR scanning,the margin of tumor was enhanced in early and the center of tumor was delayed enhancement.CT could showed "sieve sign"and small neoplastic bone.Conclusion Osteosarcoma has certain imaging characteristics;X-ray examination is the first choice in diagnosing osteosarcoma,CT and MR could provide much more comprehensive imaging information for clinic.

Objective To evaluate the advantage and clinical value of javanica oil emulsion injection combined with radiotherapy for esophageal carcinoma. Method Randomized controlled trials (RCTs) concerning javanica oil emulsion injection combined with radiotherapy for esophageal carcinoma were made on electronic databases of CBM, CNKI, Wangfang, VIP and PubMed from 1990 to February 28, 2015. Quality of the included RCTs was assessed by Jadad scoring , and Meta-analyses were performed by RevMan5.3 software. Results Seven RCTs involving 575 patients were included in Meta-analysis. All studies were in low quality. The results of Meta-analyses showed that Javanica oil emulsion injection combined with radiotherapy for esophageal carcinoma, compared with control groups, could increase the recent curative effect (P < 0.000 01) and improve the quality of live (P = 0.000 8), decrease the hematologic toxicities (P = 0.03) and the incidence rate of radioaction esophagitis (P = 0.02), but not enough evidence was found to prove that it can enhance survival rate (P = 0.25). Conclusions The results of Meta-analysis indicate that javanica oil emulsion injection may have therapeutic effects on the treatment of esophageal carcinoma. Yet the effects of javanica oil emulsion injection still need to be confirmed by large multi-center randomized controlled trials.

Objective:To explore the real return-to-work experiences and expectations of young and middle-aged stroke patients in community, in order to provide reference for the formulation of the support plan for returning to work from the perspective of patients, and further promote their return to work.Methods:Using the phenomenological method of qualitative research, 11 young and middle-aged stroke patients in Zhengzhou community from April to May, 2019 were interviewed in a semi-structured way, then the interview data were analyzed and the theme was extracted.Results:The community young and middle-aged stroke patients return-to-work experiences and expectations included the following five themes: uncertain return-to-work belief, limited work-related ability, complex inner feelings in the process of returning to work, insufficient external support and expectation of returning to work after stroke (The desire to return-to-work, expectation to get support and help related to returning to work).Conclusions:In order to promote young and middle-aged stroke patients in community to return to work, the three-way interaction mode of community-society-workplace should be considered from the aspects of patients' personal and external support to help patients recover actively, establish beliefs, reduce negative emotions, and further promote patients to return to work.

A L-histidine producing mutant was derived from Corynebacterium glutamicum HZ4221(TRA R DCP R AMT R histidase - )by means of mutagenesis with N-methy-N′-nitro- N-nitrosoguanidine(NTG).Contrast to original strain,the amount of histidine accumulation reached to a level of 5.31g/L in a medium containing 80g/Lglucose and 30g/L ammonium sulfate after cultured for 72 hours; the transketolase activity reduced to a degree of 15.7%.The utilization of the carbon sources,genetic stability,effect of metal ions were also been investigated in this paper.

Objective To investigate the effect of health education on motor function in hemiplegia after stroke. Methods 105 stroke patients were divided into treatment group （53 cases）and control group（52 cases）. The patients in both groups received the similar rehabilitation and medicines, and the patients in the treatment group also accepted the health education. They were assessed with the Fugl-Meyer assessment （FMA） and modified Barthel index （MBI）. Results The scores of FMA and MBI in the both groups were improved after treatment（P<0.001）, and the result of the treatment group was better than that of the control group （P<0.05）. Conclusion Health education can improve the recovery of motor function and activity of daily living in patients with hemiplegia by knowing more about the disease.

BACKGROUND: Sonography is believed by many scholars to be sensitive for the detection of hepatic arterial thrombosis and stenosis, but it is difficult to show the anastomotic vascular stenosis. MR angiography is better than sonography in the display of vascular anatomy and the diagnosis of various vascular complications after liver transplantation.OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the role of MR angiography (MRA) in the display of vascular anatomy and the diagnosis of various vascular complications after liver transplantation.DESIGN: Contrast trial observation.SETTING: Medical Imaging Center of Nanfang Hospital, Southern Medical University.PARTICIPANTS: Eleven adult male patients had undergone liver transplantations at Nanfang Hospital of Southern Medical University between January 2004 and December 2006. They ranged in age from 40 to 58 years, average 49 yeas. Original causes of liver failure in the study group included cirrhosis (n =9) and primal hepatic carcinoma (n =2) diagnosed by pathohistological methods. And 9 cases had undergone orthotopic liver transplantations while 2 cases with piggy-back liver transplantation.METHODS: Eleven consecutive adult patients underwent MR imaging examinations after orthotopic liver transplantation using a breath-hold 2D True Fast Imaging with Stead-state Precession and Fast Low Angle Shot. MR triphasic contrast-enhanced 3D imaging was also performed. Enhancement scan: A final gadolinium-enhanced axial and coronal T1WI spin-echo sequence with spectral fat saturation was performed after completion of the MRA. The vascular diameter stenosis was calculated according to S (S=[(D-d)/D]×100%) by ECST method, d as the inner diameter of the most obvious stenosis while D as normal diameter. Degree of stenosis: normal as S 0-30%, mild stenosis as S 31%-50%, moderate stenosis as S 51%-85%, and severe stenosis as S 86%-100%. Then the imaging findings after liver transplantation were analyzed. Meanwhile the sonography was performed.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: ① MR Image analysis of vascular anatomy and vascular complications after liver transplantation.②Normal findings after liver transplantation by using sonography.RESULTS: All 11 patients were involved in the result analysis.①MRA: The anastomosis of hepatic artery, portal vein and inferior vena cava were smooth in 3 cases. The high signal intensity was seen around portal vein at T2WI in 1 case with a shorter interval after transplantation and persisted 3 weeks. In 1 case, the caliber of the donor portion was smaller than the recipient portion. Among other 8 cases, hepatic artery complication included hepatic artery winding in 2 cases and aneurysm formation of donor's hepatic artery in 2 cases, but the twig of the hepatic artery was normal. Mild Portal vein stenosis at the anastomosis was found in 2 cases, caused by the different calibers of the donor portion from the recipient portion, but the inter-hepatic branches of the portal vein were normal. Clubbed dilatation of hepatic veins end-brush was depicted in 2 cases whose inferior vena cava at the anastomosis was not stenosis. Inferior vena cava thrombosis was found in 1 case. The thrombus displayed the low signal intensity in the high signal intensity of inferior vena cava. By follow-up examination, the degree of clubbed dilatation of hepatic veins end-brush reduced after half a year and inferior vena cava thrombosis disappeared by treatment. ②Sonography: By ultrasound examination, 1 case who had hepatic artery winding combining to aneurysm formation of donor's hepatic artery was discovered just hepatic artery winding. In 2cases that had mild portal vein stenosis at the anastomosis, 1 case was diagnosed normal while the other was not affirmed. The clubbed dilatation of hepatic veins end-brush was not depicted. The others were same as MRI diagnosis.CONCLUSION: Dynamic enhanced 3D MRA imaging can provide a comprehensive assessment of vascular anatomy in most recipients of liver transplants, and is an accurate and quick method to diagnose the vascular complication after liver transplantation.

Objective To explore the expression of recombinant adenovirus hypoxia-inducing factor-1? (HIF-1?) and its effects on the angiogenesis in a rat model of acute hindlimb ischemia. Methods (1) Recombinant adenovirus HIF-1?-Al?564 (Ad-H564 for short) was amplified in large scale in HEK293A cells and concentration gradient centrifuged in CsCl, purified by dialysis and then its titer was determined by spectrophotometry. (2) A model of acute ischemia in rats' hind limb was reproduced, and 72 rats were randomly allocated into Ad-LacZ group, Ad-H0 group, Ad-H564 group and control group (18 rats for each group). After the HIF-1? mRNA expression was detected, six rats of control group were intramuscularly injected with normal saline (NS group) to serve as control. Angiography and vascular cast were carried out in another two groups with in each six rats to serve as sham operated controls. In to hind limb skeletal muscles of rats of Ad-LacZ, Ad-H0 and Ad-H564 groups Ad-LacZ, Ad-H0 and Ad-H564 were respectively injected, normal saline was given to the rats of NS group, and nothing was given to the rats in sham group. (3) HIF-1? mRNA expression was determined by RT-PCR on the 1st, 3rd, 5th and 7th day after injection. (4) Selective arteriography and vascular cast were performed to evaluate the vascular density. Results (1) PCR and gene sequencing suggested that correct recombinant adenovirus HIF-1? was obtained after being amplified and purified, and the titer of adenovirus was 1011OPU/ml. (2) RT-PCR showed that the highest expression of HIF-1? mRNA (0.544 7?0.141 2) was seen in Ad-H564 group, and the value was significantly different compared with that of normal group and Ad-LacZ group (P=0.000), but it did not show significant difference compared with that of Ad-H564 group and Ad-H0 group (0.533 0?0.041 6, P=0.368). The expression of HIF-1? mRNA reached the highest value on the 7th day in all the groups. (3) Arteriography on the 28th day after injection showed that the density of the collateral vessels was higher in Ad-H564 group than that in Ad-H0 group, but no significant difference was found. Vascular casts showed denser microvasculature in Ad-H564 group than that in the other groups. Conclusions The present study suggests that single site mutation may enhance the expression of human HIF-1? gene in the local muscles, facilitate angiogenesis in the ischemic tissue, but no significant difference was found between the wild-type and the mutated HIF-1? genes.

[Objective]To investigate whether syrinx should by treated before correction in patients with scoliosis complicated by syringomyelia without neurologic impairment. [Method]Thirty-five cases were divided into experimental group(group A,without preoperative surgical intervention to syrinx,15 cases)and control group(group B,with preoperative surgical intervention,20 cases) randomly. The coronal plane Cobb's angle,the length of syrinx,the position of syrinx,the biggest diameter of syrinx and S/C ratio were measured and compared between 2 groups.[Result]There was no significant difference in the correction rate and loss rate between two groups.The postoperative syrinx index(biggest diameter of syrinx,syrinx length and S/C ratio) was significantly smaller than that of preoperation(P

[Objective]To discuss the clinical outcomes of low-energy tibial plateau fractures treated with arthroscopy-assisted operative management and locked by LCP.[Method]From January 2006 to March 2007,15 patients with tibial plateau fractures(SchatzkerⅠ,Ⅱ)were reduced with arthroscopy-assisted and treated by LCP and bone defects were filled with homogeneous allograft bone.[Result]With follow-up visits for 12～26 months,all cases were healed.According to creiteria of Rasmussen,excellent were in 10 cases,good in 4 cases,fair in 1 case,with the rate of being excellent and good added up to 93%.[Conclusion]LCP fixation is an effective technique for the low-energy tibial plateau fractures treatment with the advantage of less invasion,steadier fixation and lower complication rate.Arthroscopy-assisted operative management can help to reduce reduction loss from intra-articular more precisely to reach a higher union rate.It is also a preferable method for low-energy tibial plateau fracutures treatment(SchatzkerⅠ、Ⅱ).