OBJECTIVE:To evaluate current state of the use of anti-infection drugs in our hospital during the two invi?tation tenders period so as to lead to a rational clinical drug use and to improve the drugs management level.METHODS:The data of anti-infection drugs used in our hospital from August,2002to July,2004was analysed by sequencing the sales volume and DDDs.RESULTS:During these two years,the sales volume for the anti-infection drugs amounted to28.25%and30.60%among the total respectively,with a yearly increase at30.67%,which is higher than that of the total sales which increase percentage of20.29%;the sales amount and the variety of cephalosporins ranked among the first;rank order for various vari?eties had a big change.CONCLUSION:Invitation tender for drugs led to the standardization of the purchase behavior of hos?pital,the average daily consumption for the majority varieties has decreased with little range.

OBJECTIVE:To study the compatible stability of Levofloxacin hydrochloride injection with Inosine in sodium chloride injection. METHODS:Levofloxacin hydrochloride injection was mixed with Inosine in sodium chloride. Then UV spectrophotometry was applied to detect the change of content at 20 ℃ within 6 hours. The change of appearance,pH value,content of mixture,insoluble particle were also observed. RESULTS:The change of appearance,pH value,content of mixture,insoluble particle in mixture was not found out. CONCLUSION:Levofloxacin hydrochloride injection mixing with Inosine in sodium chloride injection is suitable for clinical use within 6 h.

Ultrasmall superparamagnetic iron oxide (USPIO),as the contrast agent of MRI,possesses two major properties:long half time in the plasma and specific binding with macrophages.Compared with gadolinium,widely-used in clinic presently,USPIO has its unique advantages in diagnosis of central nervous system diseases,though which still need further clinical verification.This article reviews the application of USPIO in MRI diagnosis of some central nervous system diseases.

Hilar cholangiocarcinoma (HCCA) or Klatskin tumor is a scirrhous adenocarcinoma that arises from the conjunction of bile duct and hepatic ducts.Hepatic magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) are important methods for the diagnosis of HCCA.In this article,the clinical data of 42 patients in the Changhai Hospital and 18 patients in the Eastern Hepatobiliary Surgery Hospital who received MRI and MRCP examination from October 2010 to October 2012 were retrospectively analyzed.According to the pathological features,HCCA could be divided into mass-forming type,infiltrating type and intraductal type.Based on the results of imaging examination and intra-and postoperative pathological examination,Bismuth-Corlette types were decided pre-and postoperatively.The coincidence rate of pre-and postoperative Bismuth-Corlette types was 89.7％ (35/39).Infiltration of liver parenchyma was both detected pre-and postoperatively in 19 patients (16 patients were detected by MRI preoperatively),and the sensitivity of MRI was 84.2％ ; vascular invasion was both detected pre-and postoperatively in 10 patients (12 patients were detected by MRI preoperatively),and the sensitivity of MRI was 83.3％ ; hilar and retroperitoneal lymph node metastasis was both detected pre-and postoperatively in 6 patients (4 patients were detected by MRI preoperatively),and the sensitivity of MRI was 66.7％.Combined application of different sequences and techniques of MRI is helpful in the diagnosis,staging and treatment of HCCA.

Aortic aneurysms appear to have a predilection for the infrarenal aorta. This study is to explain the predilection by using the analysis of wall circumferential tension and stress. 20 healthy persons and 6 infrarenal aortic aneurysm patients were studied. The blood pressures were endoluminally recorded at different sites from the descending aorta to the common iliac artery. The radius of vessel and the thickness of vascular wall were measured by MRI scanning. The wall circumferential tension and stress were calculated. The results showed that the greatest wall stress was at the infrarenal aorta and at the body and exit of aneurysms. Common iliac artery's wall stress was decreased, but greater than thoracic, suprarenal aorta and entrance of aneurysms. These findings suggest that the grent wall circumferential stress may be one cause to make infrenal aorta damageable and be prone to form aneurysms. The increasing stress of the aneurymls exit and common iliac artery′s wall can promote aneurysms to invade distant and common iliac artery.

Objective To evaluate the clinical value of three-dimensional contrast-enhanced MR angiography (3D CE-MRA) in the diagnosis and treatment of aortic coarctation. Methods Twenty-one patients with aortic coarctation underwent 3D CE-MRA with a 3D FLASH sequence after injection of 0.2 mmol Gd-DTPA per kg b. w. The source images were subtracted and transferred to computer workstation subsequently post-procession. In six patients, cardioangiography was performed simultaneously. The diagnoses of all patients of them were proven by surgery. Results There were 6 cases (28.6%) of simple type of aortic coarctation and 15 (71.4%) accompanied other cardiovascular abnormalities. 3D CE-MRA could directly demonstrate the stenotic location, degree, extent and extracardiac vascular abnormalities, which accorded with surgical findings. The depiction of the entirety and collateral vessel formation was very helpful for surgery. It can be easier for pre- and post- operative evaluation. Conclusion 3D CE-MRA is a noninvasive and accurate technique in the diagnosis of aortic coarctation. It could replace the cardioangiography for extracardiac vascular abnormalities, and may be one of the first choice examinations.

The sample introduction system of a cool vapor atomic fluorescence spectrometer made domestically was modified for taking the mercury vapor which was pre-concentrated in a capture mercury gold cartridge as gold amalgam generated on-line by pyrolyzing atmospheric particulate collected from an air conditioner. The temperatures that applied) to sample pyrolyzer to generate elemental mercury and capture mercury gold cartridge to release mercury from amalgam were 700-750 ℃ and 550 ℃, respectively. The carrier Ar flow rate was 120 mL/min. The method detection limit was 1 pg, mercury content showed a linear relationship in 0-1.5 ng), and RSD was 2.2%. The method was validated by determining mercury in the national soil standards) GBW07410. The method was Applied to determine the mercury content in the atmospheric particulate from a hospital air conditioner.

Objective To investigate the value of MR multiparameter imaging for the clinical classification of chronic pancreatitis. Methods 65 patients with confirmed chronic pancreatitis by follow-up and pathologic examinations ( 14 mild, 37 moderate and 14 severe according to MANNHEIM system) and 20healthy volunteers were included in this study. MR examination including routine T1WI, T2WI, MRCP and dynamic enhanced MRI. The data were measured and statistical analysis was applied in four groups. Two radiologists assessed pancreatic duct diameter, pancreatic size, pancreatic cyst, pancreatic stone and pancreatic signal intensity on MRCP, T1-weighted and T2-weighted images. Pancreatic signal intensity were also measured on dynamic enhanced MR. Results Mean values of pancreatic signal intensity ratio on T1WI (rT1)in the pancreas were significantly reduced in patients with moderate and severe CP compared with volunteers.There was significant difference among four groups ( normal, 0. 98 ±0.27; mild, 0. 84 ±0. 12; moderate,0.81 ±0. 16; severe, 0.75 ±0.24). Mean values of pancreatic signal intensity ratio on T2WI (rT2) in the pancreas were no difference among four groups ( normal, 1.28 ± 0.3; mild, 1. 46 ± 0. 44, moderate, 1.46 ±0.55; severe, 1.76 ± 0.72). Pancreatic duct diameters were significantly increased in mild, moderate and severe CP groups [ mild (5.3 ± 2.4) mm; moderate ( 6.5 ± 3.3 ) mm; severe ( 8.1 ± 4.1 ) mm ] compared with patients without CP[ (2.0 ±0.6) mm; P < 0.01 ]. Severe degree of Cambridge classification was graded as mild in 4 (29%), moderate in 33 (89%), severe in 13 (93%). Pancreatic calcification was graded as mild in 2 ( 14% ), moderate in 11 (30%), severe in 5 (36%). Pancreatic pseudocyst was graded as mild in 0, moderate in 6 ( 16% ), severe in 3 (21.43%). Pancreatic parenchymal atrophy was graded as mild in 4 (29%), moderate in 22 (59%), severe in 10 (71%). They did not vary among CP groups. Parenchymal/arterial phase enhanced ratio (P/A) in the pancreas were significantly increased in patients with mild,moderate and severe CP (mild, 1. 10 ±0.08; moderate, 1.37 ±0.15; severe, 1.48 ±0.53) compared with patients without CP (0.88 ± 0.08, P < 0. 05 ). Significant correlation was present between the severity level of CP and the change of rT1, severe degree of Cambridge classification, the pancreatic duct diameter and P/A (r=0. 34, 0.41, 0. 62, - 0. 43; P < 0. 01 ). ROC analysis showed the presence of pancreatic duct diameters more than 2.5mm, rT1 less than 0. 8 and P/A more than 0. 8 had a sensitivity and specificity of diagnosing chronic pancreatitis of 94% and 79%, 90% and 48%, 95% and 47% respectively. Combined with the three variables, the specificity of diagnosing chronic pancreatitis can be improved to 95%.Conclusions T1-weighted, MRCP and dynamic enhanced MRI imaging can accurately evaluate the clinical severity of chronic pancreatitis. MRCP had the highest sensitivity and specificity, followed by T1-weighted and dynamic enhanced MRI imaging.

Objective Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor( PNET) is a rare kind of tumor with slow growth for which surgery is the main treatment.The histological grading of PNET was closely related to the choice of operation mode and the comprehensive treat-ment after operation.Imaging examinations such as enhanced CT and MRI are of great value in the preoperative diagnosis of PNET. The aim of this study was to investigate the characteristic features of CT and MRI in the PNET. Methods Preoperative imaging data of 80 patients with PNET confirmed by pathology were reviewed, including CT and MRI, and the image features of each PNET were an-alyzed and the statistical analysis was performed. Results There were significant differences in the lesion morphology between the G1 and G2 levels of PNET.The majority of forms of the G1 stage PNET lesions presented round-like regular shape, but the G2 stage did not show regular shape.CT examination showed that regular morphological lesions accounted for 91.30%(21/23) in the G1 level, and 52.00%(13/25)in the G2 level,χ2 =8.857,P=0.003.MRI examination showed that regular morphological lesions accounted for 88.48%(22/27)in the G1 level, and 55%(11/20) in the G2 level, χ2 =3.862,P=0.050.The difference of scan density in PNET lesions was statistically significant.Low density lesions accounted for 73.91%(17/23)in the G1 level, and 32%(8/25)in the G2 level.Equidensity lesions accounted for 26.09%(6/23)in the G1 level, and 68.00%(17/25)in the G2 level,χ2 =8.842,P=0.004.The difference of bile pancreatic duct expansion in the G1 and G2 level lesions was statistically significant by MRI examination. Lesions with expanded pancreatic duct accounted for 7.41%(2/27)in the G1 level,and 40%(8/20) in the G2 level, χ2 =7.287, P =0.007.There was significant difference in the peak time after en-hanced scanning between the G1 and G2 levels.Lesion enhancement peak at the arterial phase by CT examination of accounted for 21.74%(5/23) in the G1 level,and 64%(16/25) in the G2 level,χ2 =8.694,P=0.003.Lesion enhancement peak at the arterial phase by MRI examination accounted for 29.63% (8/27) in the G1 level, and 70% (14/20) in the G2 level, χ2 =7.521,P=0.006. Conclusion The lesion morphology, density of CT plain scan, CT or MRI enhancement peak time, and expansion of the bile duct and pancreatic duct can provide reliable information to distinguish the G1 and G2 stage in PNET.

Objective: To investigate the incidence of menstrual disorder and the relationship between menstrual disorders and emotion, personality et al psychosocial factors in students. Methods: The study adopted stratified sampling method. 521 students were subjected to questionnaire of MHQ, STAI, CED-S and EPQ. Results: The rate of menstrual disorder was 44.7%. The average score of anxiety and depression in stress was significant higher than usual. The increasing trend of incidence of menstrual disorder accompanied with age, reaction degree of anxiety and depression and the level of trait anxiety in stress. Conclusion: The psychosocial factors such as emotion and personality play an important roles in the process of resulting in menstrual disorder. The doctors should pay more attention to strengthen the psychological interventions.