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Objective To study the effects of traumatic optic neuropathy treated with optic canal decompression through transnasal endoscope.Methods The data of 10 cases of traumatic optic neuropathy treated with optic canal decompression by transnasal endoscope from April 2003 to February 2004 were retrospectively reviewed.Results In 10 cases,the visual acuity of six cases recovered,and four cases were not improved.Conclusion Optic canal decompression by transnasal endoscope and corticosteroids are beneficial in managing the optic neuropathy.

Objective　To study the characteristics of hearing loss caused by local microcirculatory disorders in the cochlea of guinea pigs. Methods　The local microcirculatory disorders in the cochlea basal turn near terminal or in the cupule of cochlea of guinea pigs were induced by photochemical reaction. The morphological changes in the cochlea were observed with light microscopy. The compound action potential N1 (CAPN1) amplitude, latency, threshold shift evoked by short tone burst were recorded by Madsen 2250 system. Results　When the local microcirculatory disorders took place in the cochlea basal turn near terminal, the hearing losses were more remarkable in the high-range frequencies, but with low-range ones to some extent. If the local microcirculatory disorders was induced in the cochlea cupule, the hearing losses were mainly in the low-range frequencies companying with some high-frequency ones. Conclusion　Local microcirculatory disorders in the different parts of the cochlea cause different types of hearing loss in different frequency.

Objective　To study the cochlea microvasculature permeability changes of the inner ear in guinea pigs, so as to clarify the possible role of the cochlea microvasculature permeability changes in the ischemic injury of inner ears. Methods　Modified method of Evans blue fluorescence was used to observe the changes of permeability of the cochlea microvasculature in the animal model of cochlea microcirculatory disorders which was caused by photochemical reaction. CAPN1 threshold was recorded by using Madsen 2 250 to study the hearing loss. Results　The amounts of Evens blue crossing the cochlea microvasculature were (1.709±0.769) and (2.849 ±0.653) μg/per animal 2 and 4 h after the development of cochlea microcirculatory disorder in guinea pigs, respectively (P<0.01); and their hearing loss were （24.44 ±7.27） and （38.33±7.91）dBpeSPL in 2 and 4 h, respectively (P<0.01)． Conclusion　The permeability of the cochlea microvasculature increases along with the duration of cochlea microcirculatory disorder occur and the increase of cochlea microvasculature permeability might be one of the important mechanisms inducing cochlear ischemic lesions.

Objective　To set up a reliable method for isolating and culturing cochlea microvascular endothelial cells. Methods　Cochlea stria was separated by micrergy from guinea pigs and the stria tissue nubbles were cultured in vitro. Results　Two days later, a few cells were seen disseminately around partial tissue nubbles and their number was increased with time prolongation. There were some cellular colonies consisted of large quantity of cells around the partial tissue nubbles on 10 th day. Under the inversion microscope, the single cultured cells presented a long fusiform and the confluent monolayer cells linked tightly and exhibited the typical structure of “scree” of cultured endothelial cells in vitro. After purification, over 95% of the cultured cells showed factorⅧ relative antigen positive reaction. Conclusion　The method used in this study can obtain cochlea microvascalar endothelial cells of guinea pig in vitro.

This article summarizes proposals of different international guidelines,clinical cases in clinical institutions at home and abroad and the latest research progress of tumor patients with implanted cardiac pacemaker.In addition,the various factors during the implementation of radiotherapy were analyzed.It is possible that reducing the risk grade and minimizing the unfavorable factors for pacemaker could be achieved by designing the scientific treatment plan and setting the reasonable radiotherapy plan.The radiotherapy plan can be established safely and effectively in malignant tumor patients with implanted pacemaker.

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Objective To study the changes of eotaxin expression during different phrases of recovery process of mucosa in sinus cavity after endoscopic sinus surgery. Methods Expression of eotaxin during different phrases of recovery process of mucosa in sinus cavity in 10 patients with type Ⅰ and type Ⅱ chronic sinusitis after endoscopic sinus surgery was determined by immunohistochemitry and Western blotting. Results At 1-2 weeks after surgery, there was a significant difference in expression of eotaxin (P

ObjectiveTo investigate the mechanism of TNF-? on regulating the blood-labyrinth barrier permeability of cochlea of guinea pig.MethodsThe stria vascularis was acquired from guinea pigs and the endothelial cells were cultured of with purified to establish the models of the blood-labyrinth barrier according to our previous researches.The models were treated with TNF-?(0.05,0.1,0.2 ng/ml)for 30,60,90 min or with serum-free DMEM as control.Then their permeability was measured by Evens blue technique.ResultsTNF-? increases Evans blue transfer across endothelial cell monolayer(P

Objective To observe the changes of F-actin of strial capillary endothelial cells from guinea pig cochlea after TNF-? treatment so as to further study the mechanism of permeability of those cells.Methods Strial capillary endothelial cells were dissociated from guinea pig cochlea and cultured respectively with 0.05,0.1,0.2 ng/ml TNF-? for 90 min,then detected by immunofluorescence laser confocal microscopy for F-actin concentrations.The blank control was set simultaneously.Results TNF-? decreased the content of F-actin in strial capillary endothelial cells(P