Objective To observe the curative effect of esophageal cancer with three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy and acute adverse reaction. Methods 28 cases with esophageal cancer were received three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy from August,2008 to August,2009. The conformal radiotherapy was performed in the way of 200cGy/fraction,5 fractions/week,total dose of 60-64Gy,30-32fraction. In addition,the curative effect and acute adverse reaction were evaluated along the radiotherapy. Results The number of complete relief(CR) cases was 10, part relief(PR) was 15 ,no change was 3 ,and the overall relief(CR + PR) rate was 89.3%. The local control rate and the survival rate in the first year were 75.0% and 60.7%, and second year were 71.4% and 46.4%. The cases of 0 level acute radioactive pneumonia was 14,1 level was 8,2 level was 5,3 level was 1. The cases of 0 level acute radioactive esophagitis was 5, 1 level was 14,2 level was 7,3 level was 2. Conclusion Three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy was a very safe and effective way to treat esophageal cancer. Whether the therapy could improve the long-term survival rate was remained to be observed.

Objective:To study the effects of artesunate on K562, K562 /ADM cell apoptosis and NF-κB p65 expression in hu-man leukemia. Methods: The effect of artesunate with different concentrations on K562 and K562 /ADM cell apoptosis at various times was studied by a flow cytometer. The effect of artesunate with 15 μmol·L-1 on NF-κB P65 expression in K562 was explored u-sing a Western blot method. Results:Artesunate showed little effect on K562 cell apoptosis, while exhibited notable effect on K562 /ADM cell apoptosis. K562 /ADM cells were more sensitive than K562 to artesunate at the concentration of 7. 5 μmol·L-1 and 15μmol·L-1(P<0. 01), and after 4-hour treatment with 15 μmol·L-1 artesunate, K562 /ADM cell apoptosis was much higher than K562(P<0. 01). Artesunate could reduce leukemia cell p65 expression at the concentration of 15 μmol·L-1. Conclusion:Artesu-nate can induce the apoptosis of leukemia cells by down-regulating the expression of p65.

OBJECTIVE:To analyze the cost of three schemes in treatment of unstable angina pectoris METHODS:88 patients with unstable angina pectoris were divided into three groups:group Ⅰ was given isosorbide,asprin,nifedipine and nitroglycerin;group Ⅱ was given isosorbide,asprin,nifedipine,nitroglycerin and red sage injection and group Ⅲ was given isosorbide,asprin,nifedipine,nitroglycerin and puerarin;then using pharmacoeconomic method,cost-effectiveness analysis was carried out RESULTS:The efficacy in the group Ⅱ and group Ⅲ was higher than that in group Ⅰ(P0 05),and the E/C(effectiveness/cost) of the three groups were 15 98,18 02 and 33 40 respectively Compared with group Ⅰ,?C/?E of group Ⅱ and Ⅲ were 24 66,83 90 respectively;Compared with group Ⅱ,?C/?E of group Ⅲ was 643 60 CONCLUSION:The scheme for group Ⅱ is the best one

Increased catabolism, including reduced protein synthesis rates and increased protein degration rates, is common in patient with trauma and sepsis. There has been a long time search in how to reverse the increased catabolism. Besides nutritional support, people hope manipulation of anti catabolism hormone might reverse or at least ameliorate catabolism. Recent researches indicate that the GH IGF IGFBP axis plays a crucial part in regulating the metabolism of muscle protein on both basal and stress condition. This article aims to review the changes in GH IGF IGFBP axis and its clinical significance associated with trauma and sepsis.

OBJECTIVE:To explore ways of promoting the rational use of antibacterials.METHODS:To analyze and e-valuate the effect of whole-ranged pharmaceutical care on promoting rational use of antibacterials.RESULTS:The whole-ranged pharmaceutical care was the efficient way to ensure the rational drug use of antibacterials.CONCLUSION:The whole-ranged pharmaceutical care should be carried out in hospital pharmacy so as to promote the rational use of antibacterials and to make the utmost use of the limited resource of Antibacterials.

Objective:To introduce our experience on extra-operating room anesthesia of children with grave congenital heart diseases during cardiac catheterization an d ventriculography. 　　Methods:Three hundred and sixty-nine children with grave congenital heart d iseases undergoing cardiac catheterization or ventriculography were selected for this study,among whom 86 are presented with left to right shunt and pulmonary a rtery hypertention,11 with pulmonic stenosis and primary pulmonary artery hypert ention,and 272 with right to left shunt.They were routinely fasted before the pr ocedure.O2 Saturation(SpO2) and electrocardiogram were monitored and blood p ressure were recorded.With oxygen inhalated by mask and venous route established ,the children were injected with scolapamine (0.02 mg/kg) and ketamine (1-2 mg /kg) for anesthesia induction.When patients lost conciousness,ketamine (6-8 mg/ kg) and droperidol (0.15-0.30 mg/kg) were given intromascularly for maintaine nce.During the procedure,ketamine (1-2 mg/kg) were given to deepen anethesia. 　　Results:The procedures were fufiled steadily.Eighteen patients presented wit h different kinds of complications such as abdomen distention,vomitting,arrhymia and refractory anoxia to defferent degrees.One patient died,and the mortality w as 0.27%. 　　Conclusions:Anesthesia of children with grave heart diseases during cardiac catheterization and ventriculography is particular.It is important for the anest hesiologists to be familiar with the pathophysiology of heart diseases,and suppl y sufficiant oxygen,keep airway open and unobstructed,avoid stomach regurgitatio n and inhalation and maintain sufficient sedation during the procedure.Oxygen sh ould be given continuously and SpO2 monitored posoperatively to avoid any comp lication.

Objective:To measure serum levels of salusins and catestatin and analyze their correlation in patients with essential hypertension (EH) .Methods :A total of 90 EH patients were selected as hypertension group .According to blood pressure level ,they were further divided into hypertension stage 1 group (n=31) ,hypertension stage 2 group (n=30) and hypertension stage 3 group (n=29) .Another 40 normotensive subjects undergoing physical examina‐tion were selected as normal control group .Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) was used to measure ser‐um levels of salusins and catestatin , and the correlation between serum levels of salusins and catestatin was analyzed . Results :Compared with normal control group ,there were significant reductions in serum levels of salusins [ (3.01 ± 0.66) ng/ml vs .(1.44 ± 0.42) ng/ml ,(1.35 ± 0.89) ng/ml ,(1.41 ± 0.32) ng/ml] and catestatin [(132.24 ± 7.55) ng/ml vs .(89.22 ± 6.12) ng/ml vs .(82.51 ± 8.37) ng/ml ,(83.34 ± 4.47) ng/ml] in hypertension stage 1 ,stage 2 and stage 3 group , P<0.01 all;compared with stage 1 group ,there were significant reductions in serum catestatin levels in stage 2 and stage 3 group (P<0.01 both) ,but there were no significant difference in serum salusins level a‐mong three groups of hypertension ( P>0.05 all) .Pearson correlation analysis indicated that serum salusins level had no correlation with catestatin level ( r=0.363 , P>0.05) in normal control group ,while serum salusins level was significant positively correlated with catestatin level (r=0.723 ,P<0.01) in hypertension group .Conclusion:Serum levels of salusins and catestatin significantly reduce and they is positive correlation in patients with hyperten‐sion .Along with blood pressure level rises ,serum catestatin level reduces .

Objective To explore the clinical and imaging features of reversible posterior leukoencephalopathy syndrome(RPLES).Methods The data of clinic five cases with RPLES were analyzed retrospectively.Results The primary diseases in this group were hypertension for one case,uraemia for three cases and lupus nephropathy for another.Clinical features of five patients include acute onset of hypertension,headache with vomiting.Neurological symptoms were conscious disturbance,seizures(in 5 cases)and visual disorder(in 3 cases).The movement of limbs were normal.The abnormal laboratery data was renal inadequacy in 5 cases.The findings of imaging of all cases included bilateral white matter of parietal and occipital lobe abnormalities,which appeared as large areas of low density on CT scan,hypo-intense in T1 and hyper-intense in T2 on MRI scan.Four cases presented clinical symptoms improvement in a short time and radiological recovery obviously after anti-hypertensive and anhydration therapy.One patient died caused on brain herniation.Conclusions Clinical features of RPLES is brain damage associated with malignant hypertension or the use of immunosuppressive agents.The most important pathogenesis is considered to be failure of the self regulation of cerebral vascular circulation.The imaging findings are bilateral symmetry cortical and subcortical edema in the posterior areas of the brain.Most patients can be recovery by timely therapy,otherwise the irreversible neuronal injury even death can be also found in very few serious cases.

Objective To clone and analyze rat albumin gene. Methods Total RNA was prepared from rat hepatocytes. cDNA fragment encoding rat albumin was amplified by RT-PCR, and then was cloned into pGEM-T vector. Inserted rat gene was sequenced by ABI PRISM 377DNA Sequencer. Meanwhile, the albumin mRNA expression was observed in hepatocytes treated with 1ng/ml and 1g/ml LPS. Results Rat albumin gene was successfully cloned. The expression of albumin mRNA was inhibited by LPS, and the inhibition was dose dependent. Conclusion The cloned rat albumin gene was composed of 401 base pairs and had 100% nucleotide homology with that reported in Genbank. The albumin expression was decreased in hepatocytes treated with LPS. A stable method of semi-quantitative analysis of rat albumin mRNA was established.

Subject recruitment is an important part of clinical researches. It should follow the ethical principles of fairness and representativeness. The recruitment process should pay attention to protecting the privacy of sub-jects. Various recruitment materials must be approved by the ethics committee before use. Whether could recruit el-igible subjects during Phase I clinical trials will have a significant impact on the results, which should attract the relevant persons′attention including the ethics committee, researchers, clinical research associate and the sponsor.