SARS is the crisis rolling up the whole country. The crisis means, danger for us and disaster. But an enormous crisis also usually contains many new opportunities. As for us still very low in rate of autopsy, the variety of public motion of crisis of SARS for bringing is a big chance. We should comply with the surrounding the benefit leads, to publicize strongly the importance, necessity of the autopsy that conquer SARS, at the same time to publicize strongly the law guaranteeing perform of autopsy.

The medical staff wanting to acquire the success of managerial career in the hospital must master some basic strategies which means they should work well and keep the visibility and support superiorly and look for tutors and set up the interpersonal network and axquire the control of the hospital resources and understand the power structure of the hospital.

ObjectiveTo discuss clinical significance of changes in cerebral blood flow velocities with Rasmussen encephalitis. Methods8 cases diagnosed as Rasmussen encephalitis were measured the blood flow velocities in middle cerebral artery (MCA) with transcranial Doppler in ictal and interictal seizures. ResultsIctal mean flow velocity in the ipsilateral MCA to the epileptogenic foci increased 14.02%～48.14% to interictal one, while it was -0.74%～22.63% in the contralateral MCA. ConclusionAn increased flow velocity has been found in the ipsilateral MCA to the epileptogenic foci during seizure in Rasmussen encephalitis patients.

OBJECTIVE: To report the experience in the diagn osis and treatment of post-traumatic pseudoaneurysms and arteriovenous fistulas. METHODS: A series of 30 patients (11 women and 19 men) with pos ttraumatic pseudoaneurysms were reviewed retrospectively. Among them 7 patients (5 women and 2 men) were associated with arteriovenous fistula. RESULTS: The causes included sharp penetrating trauma (18 cases ), blunt trauma (6 cases) and iatrogenic arterial injury (6 cases). The main cli nical manifestations consisted of local pulsatile mass (26 cases), vascular brui ts (19 cases), thrill (13 cases), ischemia of distal limb (9 cases), neuropathy (5 cases) and pseudoaneurysm rupture (2 cases). All patients underwent surgery. The operations included: ligation of the vessels (12 cases), surgical resection and primary suture repair of the vascular defect or anastomosis (11 cases), vasc ular reconstruction with autogenous saphenous vein (3 cases) and synthetic vascu lar graft (4 cases). CONCLUSIONS: Because of the imminent clinical course, early op eration is usually indicated. The operative treatment is effective and safe for most of the patients with post-traumatic pseudoaneurysms and arteriovenous fist ulas.