Hemophilia is a common pediatric hereditary bleeding disorder,including hemophilia A (FⅧ deficiency) and hemophilia B (FⅨ deficiency).Children with hemophilia tend to spontaneous bleeding or bleeding after minor injuries or surgery.In this review,we briefly discussed the preoperative diagnosis and classification of hemophilia,dynamic monitoring of FⅧ or FⅨ,dose of clotting factor and duration of treatment and some other perioperative issues when surgery is needed,to guide hemophilia children's surgery and postoperative rehabilitation.

Objective To explore the clinical effect of sodium hyaluronic acid on prevention of post-surgical pelvic and abdominal adhesion in gynecology.Methods 336 patients with pelvic and abdominal operation,using the double blind method for the patients and doctors,were randomly divided into the observation group (172 cases)and control group(164 cases).The experimental group was given hyaluronic acid in corresponding regions of the peritoneum,and the control group was not given any tissue adhesion prevention measures.Postoperative adhesions incidence and the change of serum CRP level of two groups were recorded.Results There was significant difference between the two groups in postoperative adhesions incidence (47.5％ vs 19.8％,x2 =13.10,P ＜ 0.01).The CRP level of the observation group changed significantly as compared with the control group after operation [(24.5 ±3.4)mg/L vs(12.7 ±3.9)mg/L(t =20.86,P＜0.01)].Conclusion Hyaluronic acid in prevention of postoperative adhesion of pelvic and abdominal operation is effective on improving the serum level of inflammatory factors.

Objective To investigate the expression of CIP2A and c‐Myc and their correlation in cervical carcinoma .Methods We detected CIP2A and c‐Myc expression using immunohistochemistry in 72 samples of cervical carcinoma and 12 samples of normal cervix tissues .Correlation between proteins and clinicopathologic features and relation between CIP2A and c‐Myc expression were analyzed .Results The positive expression of CIP2A and c‐Myc in cervical carcinoma tissues were 52 .8% and 56 .9% ,respec‐tively .While their positive expression in normal cervix tissues were 8 .3% and 25 .0% ,respectively .The differences had statistical significance(χ2 =8 .169 ,P=0 .004 ;χ2 =4 .208 ,P=0 .040 ,respectively ) .Clinicopathological analysis suggested that CIP2A and c‐Myc protein expression were associated with histopathological differentiation and clinical stage(P<0 .05) in cervical carcinoma ,but the protein expression was not related to age ,lymph node metastasis and pathological type .CIP2A was significantly positive correla‐ted with c‐Myc protein in cervical carcinoma(r=0 .673 ,P=0 .001) .Conclusion The high‐expression of CIP2A is correlated with malignant clinicopathologic characteristics ,and CIP2A is positively associated with c‐Myc ,suggesting that CIP2A may promote tumor initiation and development through maintaining c‐Myc protein in cervical carcinoma .

Objective Abdominal pain, shoulder pain, and incision pain after laparoscopic cholecystectomy ( LC) are com-mon complaints of the patients.This study was to observe the effects of pulmonary recruitment ( PR) in reducing post-LC abdominal pain, shoulder pain, and incision pain. Methods A total of 138 patients treated by LC were randomly assigned to a PR ( n=67) and a control group (n=71).The former underwent postoperatively five 5-second-long manual inflations of the lungs by positive pres-sure ventilation with 40 cmH2 O to discharge CO2 from the abdominal cavity, while the latter received traditional passive deflation of CO2 .At 6, 12, 24, and 48 h after surgery, we recorded the incidences of abdominal pain, shoulder pain, and incision pain and as-sessed the pain intensity using the visual analogue scale ( VAS) . Results Compared with the control group at 12 and 24 h after sur-gery, the PR group showed significant decreases in the incidence rate of upper abdominal pain (90.14%vs 74.63%and 91.55%vs 73.13%, both P<0.05), with VAS scores of 4.32 ±2.73 vs 2.72 ±1.67 and 4.04 ±2.55 vs 2.67 ±1.49 (both P<0.05), as well as in that of shoulder pain (56.34% vs 47.76% and 74.65% vs 56.72%, both P<0.05), with VAS scores of 3.68 ±3.10 vs2.61 ±1.97 and 4.15 ±3.23 vs 2.78 ±1.88, both P <0.05). However, no significant differences were observed in the incidence or severity of incision pain between two groups at any time points after surgery (P>0.05). Conclusion Pulmonary recruitment can re-duce the incidence rates and severity of upper abdominal pain and shoulder pain, but has no effect in alleviating incision pain following laparoscopic cholecystectomy.