As an important subject of higher medical education,medical ethics has its unique theoretical system and teaching pattern of education and teaching.A scientific planning of the teaching content of medical ethics is a key component in improving teaching effect,promoting students' moral,intellectual,physical and aesthetical development for being high quality medical talents,and better realizing the teaching target of medical ethics.

Scientific design of the teaching content of medical ethics is a crucial element in achieving satisfying educational effect of medical ethics,making it more consistent with the developing tendency of diversity in majors and arrangement of medical colleges,better solving the conflict between the limitations of teaching time span and the diversity of teaching content,promoting teaching effects,and contributing the all-round development of medical students.

With the rapid development of modern medicine,the particularity of medical and health industry becomes more and more prominent.It has increased the public' strong appeal about medical works' reverencing life.On the ethical implication of reverencing life as the breakthrough point,the article elaborated the basic contents of medical students'ethical education about reverencing life,and strive to explore a multi-channel,three-dimensional,all-round education path.

Ethical issues have been the kind of problems that we have to face in medical research.The article,from the perspective of ethical problems in medical research,on the basis of analyzing the reasons and harms of the problem,puts forward the following strategies,such as,strengthen ethical consciousness of the medical scientific research personnel,reinforce ethical responsibility of the medical scientific research personnel,play the role of supervision by the ethical review,improve the scientific management system and system construction.In order to realize the medical purpose,we must put heart and soul into for the people the mental and physical health services.

BACKGROUND:There are many experimental studies about compression mechanics of femur after hip replacement at home and aboard. Therefore, it is very important to study the torque, torsion angle, load-displacement relationship of femur after hip replacement. Comparing and analyzing the properties of compression and torsional mechanics of traditional-type prosthesis and anatomical-type prosthesis is of important significance for studying hip replacement and the stability of artificial prosthesis.
OBJECTIVE:To compare and analyze the stability of traditional-type prosthesis and anatomical-type prosthesis by stimulating femoral axial compression and torsion tests after hip replacement, so as to provide biomechanical parameters for clinic practice.
METHODS: Twelve specimens of left- and/or right-side femur were selected. The femoral necks of 6 left-side femur specimens were retained as the anatomical-type titanium artificial joint prosthesis group, and the femoral necks of the 6 right-side femur specimens were removed as the traditional-type cobalt-chromium-molybdenum artificial joint prosthesis group. The femur specimens in these two groups were respectively placed onto the electronic universal testing machine workbench and were imposed compression stress at the experimental velocity of 5 mm/min. The corresponding displacement values were read under the force of 20, 40, 60, 80 and 100 N. And then, both ends of the femur specimens from these two groups were placed within the chuck of torsion testing machine, and were imposed torque at the experimental velocity of 1(°)/s. The corresponding torsion angle values were read under the torque force of 5, 10, 15 and 20 N?m.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Under the external force of 100 N, the displacement was (2.03±0.06) mm in the traditional-type prosthesis group, and (1.83±0.05) mm in the anatomical-type prosthesis group. Under the torque force of 20 N?m, the torsion angle values of traditional-type prosthesis was (21.7±0.7)°, and that of anatomical-type prosthesis was (13.2±0.4)°. The displacement under the external force of 100 N and the torsion angle values under the torque force of 20 N?m in the anatomical-type prosthesis group were al significantly less than those in the traditional-type prosthesis group (P < 0.05). These results suggest that traditional-type and anatomical-type prostheses have different compression and torsion mechanical properties. The anatomical-type femur prosthesis has a better stability than traditional-type femur prosthesis.

Objective To investigate the effect of suppression of ischemia induced retinal neovascularization by VEGF antisense oligodeoxyribonucleotides. [WT5”HZ]Methods [WT5”BZ]Mouse models of hyperoxia induced ischemic retinopathy were established. Retrobulbar injections were performed with VEGF antisense oligodeoxyribonucleotides or NS in 4 groups:normal control and various doses respectively. The nuclei of new vessel buds extending from the retina into the vitreous in different groups were counted and compared under the light microscope. Results There were plenty of new vessel buds in the eyes of mice in hyperoxic condition., while the number of the nuclei of new vessel buds is less in the murine eyes with retrobulbar injection of VEGF antisense oligodeoxyribonucleotides,especially the nuclei were redused with 59.3% in eyes with large dose. Conclusion The proliferation of retinal new vessel may be suppressed by using the retrobulbar injection of VEGF antisense oligodeoxyribonucleotides.

CD147 is a widely distributed cell surface glycoprotein that belongs to the Ig superfamily and is involved in various physiological and pathological activities.Highly expressed on the surface of many tumor cells,CD147 can promote tumor metastasis,angiogenesis and anchorage-independent growth.Targeting CD147 in cancer appears a promising therapeutic strategy.This review outlines the recent findings concerning the role of CD147 in tumor progression.

Objective To explore the pathogenesis and diagnosis of chronic granulomatous disease. Methods Clinical features and laboratory examination results of a child with chronic granulomatous disease were retrospectively analyzed. Genome DNA was extracted from peripheral blood of the child and his parents. The high-throughput sequencing was performed by Illumina sequencing platform, using the Agilent SureSelect exome capture method. Results The child had recurrent infections along with liver enlargement and dysfunction. The anti-infection and symptomatic treatment were unsatisfactory. Gene sequencing analysis revealed a homozygous point mutation (c.7C?>?T, p.Gln3*) in CYBA gene. His mother had the same heterozygous mutation in this locus, and his father had a large fragment heterozygous deletions. No other candidate gene mutations were identiifed. Conclusions The diagnosis of chronic granulomatous disease is conifrmed in this child. It is caused by CYBA gene mutation.

Objective To develop techniques based on polymerase chain reaction(PCR) which can detect 2 of most common deletional ? thalassemia ? 3.7 deletion and ? 4.2 deletion in China accurately and speedily. Methods Two groups of primers were designed and synthesized. PCR conditions were optimized. The PCR pro ducts were analysed by 1.0% agarose gel electrophoresis. The gel was stained by EB and photographed using an UVP gel documentation. Results PCR product of a 1 700 bp DNA fragment with primers A′, B′, C3 indicates the ? 3.7 deletion while a 1 900 bp fragment indicates a normal or wild type of ? globin gene. Occurrence of the 1 700 bp and 1 900 bp simultaneously indicates a heterozygous of the ? 3.7 deletion. Neither of the 2 bands was presented, indicating a homozygous of South East Asia type of deletion (-? SEA ). According to patterns of 1 580 bp and 1 180 bp hand amplified by a PCR with primer G′, E, F′, we detected the ? 4.2 deletion and distinquished its heterozygous and homozygous. Conclusions The 2 PCR based techniques developed in our laboratory are accurate, simple, well reproducible and easy to use for screening of the 2 deletion types of ? thalassemia determinants.

Objective To study the effects of ropivacaine on the duration of labor and mode of delivery in the primigravidas using patient-controlled epidural analgesia (PCEA). Methods Retrospective analysis was performed. The 190 healthy, full-term, and single-fetus parturient primigravidas who received PCEA with 0.1% ropivacaine+fentanyl (1 ?g/ml ) were in the epidural analgesia group. Another 222 primigravidas who didnot receive PCEA were in the control group. The duration of labor and modes of delivery, and the neonatal Apgar scores in both two groups were recorded and evaluated. Results Those in the epidural analgesia group experienced a significantly longer first stage [(426?161) minutes], longer second stage [(54?27) minutes] and longer full duration of delivery [(489?166) minutes] than those in the control one [(409?170) minutes, (364?167) minutes and (37?22) minutes]. The rate of using pitocin in the epidural analgesia group (30.2 %) was significantly higher than that in the control group (4.1%). The cesarean section rate in epidural analgesia group (20.0 %) was lower than that in the control one (28.4%); while the rate of instrumental delivery in the epidural analgesia group (20.0%) was significantly higher than that in the control one (6.3%). In summary, there were significant differences between two groups in the duration of labor, the rate of using pitocin, the rate of instrumental delivery and the rate of cesarean section. But there were no differences found for those newborn who had Apgar scores less than 7 at the point of both one and five minutes (7.9% and 4.5%, 2.6% and 0.5% respectively). Conclusion Epidural ropivacaine labor analgesia lengthens the duration of labor and increases the rate of instrumental delivery, but it has no significant negative effects on the neonates.