Objective To compare the effects of penequinine hydrochloride and atropine on the cardiovascu-lar stability about preoperative in children by monitoring and recording the HR, MAP, SpO2, ECG changes. Methods 40 children underwent selective operation were randomly divided into two groups, 20 in each group. Penequinine hydrechloride group(group A) and atropine group(group B) were injected intramuscularly with penequinine hydro-chloride 0. 015mg/kg or atropine 0. 015mg/kg respectively, at 30 minutes before operation. Patients' HR, MAP, SpO2 and ECG changes were recorded at 10min,20min,30min and 40min after injection. Results The HR,MAP,SpO2 levels of group A and SpO2 level of group B had no significant changes. There are significant changes in HR,MAP of group B. Conclusion Penequinine hydrochloride can be used as preoperative medication and it is conducive to the maintenance of cardiovascular stability.

Biofilms are closely associated with the tough healing and dysfunctional inflammation of chronic wounds. Photothermal therapy (PTT) emerged as a suitable alternative which could destroy the structure of biofilms with local physical heat. However, the efficacy of PTT is limited because the excessive hyperthermia could damage surrounding tissues. Besides, the difficult reserve and delivery of photothermal agents makes PTT hard to eradicate biofilms as expectation. Herein, we present a GelMA-EGF/Gelatin-MPDA-LZM bilayer hydrogel dressing to perform lysozyme-enhanced PTT for biofilms eradication and a further acceleration to the repair of chronic wounds. Gelatin was used as inner layer hydrogel to reserve lysozyme (LZM) loaded mesoporous polydopamine (MPDA) (MPDA-LZM) nanoparticles, which could rapidly liquefy while temperature rising so as to achieve a bulk release of nanoparticles. MPDA-LZM nanoparticles serve as photothermal agents with antibacterial capability, could deeply penetrate and destroy biofilms. In addition, the outer layer hydrogel consisted of gelatin methacryloyl (GelMA) and epidermal growth factor (EGF) promoted wound healing and tissue regeneration. It displayed remarkable efficacy on alleviating infection and accelerating wound healing in vivo. Overall, the innovative therapeutic strategy we came up with has significant effect on biofilms eradication and shows promising application in promoting the repair of clinical chronic wounds.