OBJECTIVE:To compare the qualities of six kinds of Nimodipine tablet in terms of dissolubility METHODS:According to Appendix of Chp(2000),the dissolubilities of six kinds of Nimodipine tablet in ethanol,artificial gastric juice and artificial intestinal juice were determined respectively RESULTS:The dissolubility of domestic dispersion tablets was not as good as that of imported products but was obviously superior to that of other domestic products CONCLUSION:Owing to the use of advanced solid dispersion technic,Nidaer tablet is better than other domestic Nimodipine tablets in quality and its price is lower than that of similar imported product

Objective To investigate the drug resistance and genotype of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus (MRS), and to study the epidemiology of drug resistance in Staphylococcus. Methods Drug susceptibility tests were performed for 138 Staphylococcus strains clinically isolated, and mecA gene was detected with PCR. For mecA positive strains, Staphylococcal cassette chromosome mec (SCCmec) gene was detected by two multiplex PCR assays. Results Seven (10.8%) out of 65 Staphylococcus aureus strains were methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) strains, and 44 (60.3%) out of 73 coagulase negative Staphylococcus strains were methicillin-resistant coagulase negative Staphylococcus (MRCNS)strains. There was statistical significance on the difference of isolation rates (x2 = 37. 05, P ＜0.01). No vancomycin or nitrofurantoin resistant strain was found. There were 52 (52/138, 37.7%) mecA positive strains, including 16 SCCmec type Ⅰ strains, 1 type Ⅱ strain, 13 type Ⅲ strains, 9 type Ⅳ strains and 4 type Ⅴ strains. Conclusions Drug resistance in MRS is increasingly serious. MRCNS strains are more popular than MRSA in clinic, and SCCmec Ⅰ and Ⅲ may account for most infections.

Objective:To examine the effectiveness of revascularization of the deep femoral artery and its inflow vessels to treat critical limb ischemia in patients with thromboangiitis obliterans (TAO).Methods:The clinical data of 9 TAO patients with critical limb ischemia who underwent deep femoral artery and its inflow revascularization from January 2018 to October 2020 at Department of Vascular Surgery, the First Medical Center, People′s Liberation Army General Hospital were retrospectively analyzed.There were all males, aged from 26 to 50 years with onset time from 1 to 7 years.All patients had severe rest pain, and 4 had ischemic ulcers or gangrene.All patients had occlusion of the deep femoral artery origins and(or) its inflow tracts, including 2 ipsilateral common iliac artery occlusion, 4 ipsilateral external iliac artery occlusion, 7 common femoral artery occlusion, and 8 deep femoral artery origins, without the involvement of the contralateral common femoral artery or its inflow tracts.Surgical procedures included femoral endarterectomy with thrombectomy, merge suture, and bypass.Technical success rate, rest pain relief, ulcer healing, patency, amputation rate, and long-term prognosis were recorded.Results:The overall technical success rate was 9/9, including 8 femoral endarterectomies with thrombectomy (with 4 patch-angioplasty with the great saphenous vein, 1 merge suture, and 3 simple sutures), 4 femoral-femoral bypasses with artificial vessels, and 1 superficial femoral artery bypass with the great saphenous vein.Rest pain disappeared after the operation immediately.The follow-up time was 10 to 44 months.All patients survived.The semi-annual patency rate was 9/9, and the one-year patency rate was 6/8.Except for one patient with significantly reduced but unhealed dorsalis ulcer up to now due to continuous heavy tobacco exposure after surgery, all others had no rest pain occurred or recurrence of foot ulcers during the follow-up.Among the 8 patients, 3 cases with recent claudication had continuous moderate tobacco exposure (10 to 20 cigarettes per day or severe passive smoking).Conclusions:For patients with thromboangiitis obliterans involved in the deep femoral artery or its inflow vessels, revascularization should be the primary choice and a good long-term prognosis is promising.Postoperative tobacco exposure (including passive smoking) is of great impact on the prognosis of TAO patients, and smoking cessation education must be reemphasized and reinforced.

Objective:To examine the effectiveness of revascularization of the deep femoral artery and its inflow vessels to treat critical limb ischemia in patients with thromboangiitis obliterans (TAO).Methods:The clinical data of 9 TAO patients with critical limb ischemia who underwent deep femoral artery and its inflow revascularization from January 2018 to October 2020 at Department of Vascular Surgery, the First Medical Center, People′s Liberation Army General Hospital were retrospectively analyzed.There were all males, aged from 26 to 50 years with onset time from 1 to 7 years.All patients had severe rest pain, and 4 had ischemic ulcers or gangrene.All patients had occlusion of the deep femoral artery origins and(or) its inflow tracts, including 2 ipsilateral common iliac artery occlusion, 4 ipsilateral external iliac artery occlusion, 7 common femoral artery occlusion, and 8 deep femoral artery origins, without the involvement of the contralateral common femoral artery or its inflow tracts.Surgical procedures included femoral endarterectomy with thrombectomy, merge suture, and bypass.Technical success rate, rest pain relief, ulcer healing, patency, amputation rate, and long-term prognosis were recorded.Results:The overall technical success rate was 9/9, including 8 femoral endarterectomies with thrombectomy (with 4 patch-angioplasty with the great saphenous vein, 1 merge suture, and 3 simple sutures), 4 femoral-femoral bypasses with artificial vessels, and 1 superficial femoral artery bypass with the great saphenous vein.Rest pain disappeared after the operation immediately.The follow-up time was 10 to 44 months.All patients survived.The semi-annual patency rate was 9/9, and the one-year patency rate was 6/8.Except for one patient with significantly reduced but unhealed dorsalis ulcer up to now due to continuous heavy tobacco exposure after surgery, all others had no rest pain occurred or recurrence of foot ulcers during the follow-up.Among the 8 patients, 3 cases with recent claudication had continuous moderate tobacco exposure (10 to 20 cigarettes per day or severe passive smoking).Conclusions:For patients with thromboangiitis obliterans involved in the deep femoral artery or its inflow vessels, revascularization should be the primary choice and a good long-term prognosis is promising.Postoperative tobacco exposure (including passive smoking) is of great impact on the prognosis of TAO patients, and smoking cessation education must be reemphasized and reinforced.