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 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.

The stress fracture is often resulted from forced march, heel-and-toe walking race, trudge over a longdistance etc. The stress fracture in metatarsal bone is very common. After analysis of bearing-force onmetatarsal bone, the feet are simplified as weight-bearing-cantilever beam structure, while the metatarsalbone as lever units which support the bending cantilever. 16 metatarsal bones were taken from freshcadavers of normal Chinese adults. TYPE 2H cantilever stress teeting machine was used for the experiment.This study analyzes the injury mechanism of stress fracture theoretically, the defines limit of stress fractureof the metatarsal bone, and makes biomechanical analysis for the fracture types. This experiment providesthe data and materials for prevention and diagnosis of stress fracture and the possibility of methods andpaths for stress fracture experiment of the biomaterials.

Objective To study the effects of endoplasmic reticulum stress on liver damage in young rats fed with high-fat diet.Methods We divided 48 male weaned young rats randomly into high-fat diet group and control group,which were separately fed with high-fat diet and normal diet.After feeding 8,12 and 1 6 weeks,the body weight and visceral fat of the rats were measured.The serum liver function was measured.The morphology of livers was observed by HE and transmission electron microscopy. The mRNA expressions of ATF6 and GRP78 in hepatocytes were measured with RT-PCR.Results ① The body weight and visceral fat weight of rats in high-fat diet group increased compared with those in control group (P <0.05).② Alanine aminotransferase and aspartate aminotransferase in high-fat diet group increased slightly over time (P >0.05);alanine aminotransferase at week 1 6 was increased significantly compared with that in controls (P < 0.05 ).③ Liver cells in high-fat diet group had steatosis at week 8 and the steatosis became more serious between week 12 and week 1 6.④ In high-fat diet group at week 8 there were a large number of lipid droplets in the cytoplasm,and the cell structure was close to that of normal cells;rough endoplasmic reticulum was nearly normal and the ribosome was visible.At week 12 and week 1 6,besides a large number of lipid droplets,we could also see that some substances with line-like structure deposited in rough endoplasmic reticulum pool.⑤ The expressions of ATF6 and GRP78 mRNA in hepatocytes in high-fat group at weeks 8, 12 and 1 6 were significantly increased compared with those in control group (P <0.05). Conclusion High-fat diet in infants can cause visceral fat accumulation,fatty degeneration of hepatocytes and liver injury.ATF6-mediated endoplasmic reticulum may be closely related to the liver injury which results from highfat diet.

Because of the changed metabolic behaviors of cancer cells, tumor cells uptake a corresponding larger amount of glucose in physiological condition when compared with normal cells. And they were prone to metabolize glucose for generating energy in anaerobic glycolysis ways in order to grow quickly. Anaerobic glycolysis consumes more glucose than aerobic way when the same amount of energy is obtained, which also results in large demand of glucose in tumor cells. This review briefly describes therapy methods related to characteristic mentioned above, and summarizes the research progress of drugs, diagnostic reagents and carriers conjugated with glucose, glucose derivatives or other kinds of sugars for cancer targeting. Furthermore, typically relative research reports from 2012 till now were listed and analyzed.

ABSTRACT:Strongyloides stercoralis is an opportunistic parasitic nematode ,whose larvae can invade the lung ,brain ,liv‐er ,kidney and other organs of hosts and cause strongyloidiasis .The infection opportunity of strongyloidiasis increased with raised living standard ,changed lifestyle and family pets .So far ,the relevant domestic researches of strongyloidiasis are limited in case reports and epidemiological investigation ,but researches involving biological characteristics ,immune phenomenon and protective immune response in humans are still very little .Based on the references ,this review summarizes recent findings in morphology ,life cycle ,pathogenicity ,epidemiology ,immunology ,diagnosis and prevention of S .stercoralis for raising the awareness of strongyloidiasis .

Objective To understand the Shanghai City General Hospital in two non Department of Endocrinology nurses′ comprehensive intervention of diabetes care ability and its influencing factors. Methods To investigation and analysis of the result of comprehensive nursing intervention in diabetic ability questionnaire to two hospitals in Shanghai city of Pudong New Area in a non Department of Endocrinology nurses. Results The comprehensive nursing intervention of non Department of Endocrinology nurses diabetes score was (46.75 ± 7.91) points, diabetic blood glucose monitoring knowledge score was (14.76 ± 2.96) points, insulin injection knowledge score was (20.28 ± 4.83) points, diabetes knowledge score was (11.71±1.55) points. Multivariate analysis showed that the number of years of work and attention to diabetes were the main factors affecting their scores. Conclusions The comprehensive nursing intervention ability of non Endocrinology Department of diabetes care at a moderate level, the ability to provide comprehensive nursing intervention for the patients need to be further improved, the need to strengthen the skills training and diabetes specialist.

Objective To investigate the influences of different factors on postpartum pelvic floor muscle injury, and provide clinical evidence to the early prevention of pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD). Methods A total of 65 630 women, who participated the postpartum pelvic floor function screening in Tianjin, from December 2011 to December 2014 were selected in this study. The uniform detect methods was used in this study. The analysis based on the PFD was diagnosed by physi?cians of Women’s and Children’s Health Center in each district. The influences of different factors on postpartum pelvic floor muscle were analyzed. Results There were 19 452 (29.6%) women suffering from postpartum pelvic floor muscle inju?ry, with the abnormal rate 29.6%, which was higher in rural areas than that in urban areas (33.9%vs 27.8%). The abnormal rate was higher in women with junior middle education or below (34.1%) than that in women with senior middle or polytech?nic schooling (30.4%), and women with college or higher education (27.7%). There was a higher abnormal rate in women with vaginal surgery delivery (40.8%) than that in women with natural delivery (32.5%) and women with caesarean section (27.2%). The muscle abnormal rate was higher in women having given two or more than two times of deliveries (34.6% , 31.5%) than those having initial delivery (29.1%). Multiple factor analyses showed that city residency, higher education and less delivery times were protecting factors for postpartum pelvic floor muscle while vaginal surgery was a risk factor for post?partum pelvic floor muscle. Conclusion There is a high incidence of postpartum pelvic floor muscle injury in the region of Tianjin. Analyzing the risk factors and strengthening the management of pelvic floor muscle injury by early prevention or ear?ly treatment would help to reduce the incidence of PFD effectively during pre-pregnancy and perinatal periods.

Objective To evaluate left ventricular torsion (LVtor) and twist of different segments in systolic phase of healthy infants, children and adolescents with two-dimensional ultrasound speckle tracking imaging (STI). Methods One hundred and seventeen healthy subjects aged from 3 days to 15 years were divided into 5 groups: infants (3 days-2 years), pre-school age children (3-5 years), school age children (6-9 years), preadolescent (10-12 years) and adolescent age (13-15 years). Basal and apical short-axis images of left ventricle were acquired to analyze torsion of every segment and LV torsion. The peak twist (Ptw) of left ventricular was calculated, and the values of different groups were compared. Results ①Seen from the apex level, the normal LV performed wringing motion with clockwise rotation at the base and counterclockwise rotation at the apex in infants, children and adolescents. ②Seen from the short-axis basal level, torsion angle was the biggest in inferior, but the smallest in anterior in same age group (P<0.05). In different age group, there was no statistical difference in torsion angle at basal level. ③Torsion angle of short axis apex level increased with age increasing, and reached peak in adolescents. No statistical difference was found in torsion angle of every segments in apical level among subjects in the same age group. ④Torsion angle of every segment in apical and basal level changed with age increased while ventricular wall rotating mainly with apical plane gradually. In adolescents, significant difference was found in torsion angle in same segments between basal and apical plane (P<0.01). ⑤Torsion of the basal plane of left ventricular changed with age increasing, but no statistical difference was found. Torsion of the apical plane of left ventricular increased with age increasing (P<0.05). Ptw of left ventricular increased with age increasing, and reached the peak in preadolescence and adolescence. ⑥No statistical difference was found in all parameters of torsion and rotation between males and females. Conclusion LVtor in every segment in apical plane and Ptw of left ventricular increase with age increasing before adolescence.

Objective To evaluate the effects of folic acid supplement on subjects with different 5, 10-methylenetet-rahydrofolate reductase (MTHFR) genotypes. Methods One hundred and eleven healthy women were divided into CC, CT and TT groups according to their MTHFR C677T genotypes. In each group subjects were randomly sub-divided into interven-tion (400 μg/d folic acid supplement) and control (usual diet) groups. The plasma folate, red blood cell (RBC) folate and plasma homocysteine (Hcy) concentration were measured at baseline and two months after intervention. Results The plasma folate was lower and the plasma Hcy was higher in the TT genotype than those in CC or CT genotypes (P＜0.05 or P＜0.01). After two months of intervention, the levels of plasma folate, RBC folate concentration increased while the plasma Hcy concen-tration decreased in all three intervention groups. Although the plasma folate concentration increased the most obvious in TT genotype than that of CC and CT genotypes, P＜0.05), the plasma Hcy concentration decreased the most obvious in TT geno-type than that of CT genotype, P＜0.05). Logistic regression analysis showed that the MTHFR TT genotype was a risk factor of high Hcy concentration, which was 8.078 times compared with that of CC genotype (P＜0.05). Conclusion Folic acid sup-plement can significantly increase plasma folate and red cell folate concentration, and reduce plasma Hcy concentration in all MTHFR genotypes. TT genotype was the most dangerous in disorder of folic metabolic and high Hcy concentration. However, low-dose folic acid supplement cannot reduce the risk of high Hcy concentration.