1.Discussing on the therapy of warming yang in the treatment of tumor
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2012;34(9):808-809
The therapy of removing beat and toxic,strengthening the body to cultivate the fundamental is the mainstream of treating cancer in traditional Chinese medicine up to now,and the therapy of warming yang has been rarely involved.While the pathogenesis of tumor is spleen and kidney yang deficiency in root,and phlegm,stasis,and poison entangled with each other at the secondary position; the main therapeutical principle of tumor is simultaneous application of purging-tonifying therapy while focusing on protecting yang.The author believes that the treatment of cancer should pay attention to the whole concept,especially warming yang for patients with advanced tumors.The therapy of warming yang is an effective way to get rid of phlegm and blood stasis.Patients after radiotherapy and chemotherapy should be paid more attention to warming yang.
2.Practice of proton and heavy ion radiotherapies for head and neck malignancies
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2016;25(5):427-431
Radiotherapy is an important therapeutic method in the management of head and neck cancer.However,since the head and neck region has many important functions of the human body,radiotherapy may cause serious sequelae.Proton and heavy ion radiotherapies have better radiophysical and biological properties compared with conventional proton beam and are beneficial to tumor control and protection of normal tissue.The advantages of proton and heavy ion radiotherapies have been demonstrated in soft tissue tumors (especially skull base chordoma and chondrosarcoma),malignant melanoma,and adenoid cystic carcinoma resistant to conventional protons in the head and neck region,and the safety of proton and heavy ion radiotherapies have been confirmed in reirradiation for recurrent tumors.
3.A review of current research on nursing in traumatic brain injury patients with increased intracranial pressure
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2016;32(5):395-398
This paper reviews the current research of the influencing factors and nursing interventions in traumatic brain injury of patients with increased intracranial pressure.Summarizes the various nursing interventions methods such as position,hypothermia,sputum suction, basic nursing to preventing or reducing increased intracranial pressure of patients. We expect to provide the references in reducing patient′s increased intracranial pressure meanwhile maintaining adequate cerebral perfusion, preventing complications and improving the prognosis.
4.Non-surgical treatment of locoregionally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck region
China Oncology 2013;(12):961-966
Deifnitive treatment for locoregionally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck region (HNSCC) is challenging, and usually require multidisciplinary efforts involving surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. Although surgery followed by radiation or chemoradiation therapy remains the standard treatment for resectable disease, combined chemoradiation therapy provides an effective option with organ spearing potential. In addition, combined chemoradiation therapy is the only treatment option for non-metastatic advanced HNSCC. Recently published results from TAX323 and TAX324, two important randomized clinical trials on the efficacy of induction chemotherapy using docetaxel based regimen, showed that induction chemotherapy using TPF can signiifcantly improve patients’ survival as compared to the conventional PF regimen. However, whether TP or TPF induction chemotherapy should be combined with concurrent chemoradiation and considered as part of the standard treatment regimen remains controversial, and requires support from the results of well-designed randomized clinical trial.
5.Effect of rapamycin on allograft rejection and immune response in mice
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2001;33(3):221-223
Objective:To investigate the effects of rapamycin on allograft rejecti on and immune response in mice. Methods:The heterotopic ear-hea rt grafting or sk in grafting were done in mice. The delayed type hypersensitivity (DTH) response i nduced by dinitro-fluorobenzene (DNFB), the production of hemolysin of mouse sensitized by sheep red blo od cell (SRBC) and the neutral red phagocytosis of the peritoneal macrophage wer e also tested in mice. Results:RAPA significantly blocked allograft reject ion of heart and skin, markedly inhibited DTH response and decreased the production of hemolysin,but had no significant effect on the neutral red phagocytosis of the p eritoneal macrophage. Conclusion:RAPA potently blocked allograft rej ections in mi ce and suppressed cellular and humoral immune response, but had no significant e ffect on phagocytoses of macrophage.
6.Treatment and Nursing of 13 Cases of Neonatal Respiratory Failure with Mechanical Ventilation
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2001;17(3):33-34
Observating 13 neonates who accepted mechanical ventilating reatment for respiratory failure, the important methods about the nurse of the neonatal respiratory tract were summarized. The clinical nursing care, the nutritionsurpporting,and the reducing complication of the mechanical ventilation in neonates were emphasized.
7.Changes of central nervous system leucine-enkephaline in experimental hypo- and hyperthyroid rats
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(03):-
In presnt experiment, animal models for hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism were made, and using radioimmunoassay, the immunoeactive leucine-enkephalin (Ir-LEK) levels of such discrete brain areas as hypothalamus, striatum, cerebral cortex(frontal lobe) and whole pituitary were determined in different groups. The results obtained indicated that both hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism induced significant changes of concentration in CNS Ir-LEK. It was found in hypothyroid group that concentration of Ir-LEK in hypothalamus, cerebral cortex and pituitary increased significantly against the control (P
8.Problems in the Implementation of Humanistic Nursing in Cadre Healthcare Ward and Relevant Countermeasures
Chinese Medical Ethics 1995;0(03):-
The lack and absence of knowledge in humanities and medical ethics among nursing staff have a negative influence on the mutual communication between nurses and patients and the implementation of humanistic nursing.The implementation of humanistic nursing can improve the general quality of nursing staff,especially their knowledge in humanities and medical ethics,and increase patients' satisfaction towards medical service.Meanwhile,it can also upgrade hospital's overall image,and increase social and economic profits of hospitals as well.
9.Application of Zhang-Lu Index for Evaluation of Physical Growth of Neonates in Benxi Area
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 1992;0(05):-
Objective To validate scientificalness,practicability and useful values in medical care of Zhang-Lu index(ZLI).Me-(thods) ZLI=weight(g)+250/height(cm)?head circumference(cm)?2 was computed and compared with the conventional body weight for gestational age based data of body height,body weight and head circumference measured from 858 neonates in Benxi.Results The ZLI of the first 3 days of fullterm appropriate for gestational age(AGA) was higher than reference from national neonatal physical growth science research association.The difference was significantly(P
10.Effects of rapamycin on the proliferation and the prodution of IL-2、IFN-?、TNF-? of spleniclymphocytes in mice
Li LU ; Zhibin LIN ;
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1987;0(03):-
AIM To study the effects of RAPA on lymphocyte proliferation induced by mitogen and in mixed lymphocyte reaction(MLR), and the effects on T subpopulation and the content of IL 2,IFN ?,TNF ? in mice. METHODS Lymphocyte proliferation induced by mitogens and MLR were detected with MTT colometeric assay. T cell subsets were measured with fluorescence activated cell sorter (FACs). IL 2,IFN ? and TNF ? were detected by ELISA and biological assay. RESULTS RAPA inhibited murine lymphocyte proliferation induced by Con A, PHA or LPS, and also inhibited lymphocyte proliferation stimulated in MLR. RAPA had no significant effect on murine spleenic T lymphocyte subpopulation. RAPA inhibited ConA induced production of IL 2 of IFN ? by murine splenocytes, but had not inhibited LPS induced TNF ? production by murine peritoneal macrophage. CONCLUSION The immunosuppressive mechanism of RAPA is distinct from CsA.