Objective To investigate the protection effects of teprenone in aspirin-induced gastric mucosa injury.Methods From 2008 to 2010,a total of 296 patients who took aspirin for the first time at the Department of Cardiovascular,First Hospital Affiliated to Zhejiang Chinese Medicine University were randomly divided into two groups.There were 166 cases in aspirin group,which took aspirin 100mg daily; 130 cases in aspirin and teprenone group,the aspirin dose equivalent with aspirin group and took teprenone 50mg/time,3 times/day orally.Gastrointestinal symptoms and gastric mucosa injury of patients in these two group were inspected at 3 month,6 month and 1 year.Results A total of 143 cases were recruited in aspirin group and 118 cases in aspirin and teprenone group.After taking medicine for 3 months,the occurrence rate of gastrointestinal symptoms in aspirin group was 1.40 ％.Compared with aspirin and teprenone group,the difference was statistical significant (0,x2 =1.663,P＝ 0.197).Follow up after taking medicine for 6 months,the occurrence rate of gastrointestinal symptoms in aspirin group was 4.96％.Compared with aspirin and teprenone group,the difference was statistical significant (0,x2 ＝6.021,P＝0.014).Follow up after taking medicine for 1 year,the occurrence rate of gastrointestinal symptoms in aspirin group was 20.15 ％.Compared with aspirin and teprenone group,the difference was statistical significant (1.69％,x2 =20.984,P=0.001).Compared with aspirin group,the symptom and endoscopy score of aspirin and teprenone group decreased significantly at follow-up for 6 months and 1 year (P＜0.05; P＜0.01 ).Compared with at 6 month,the symptom and endoscopy score of aspirin group at 1 year increased significantly (P＜0.05 ; P＜0.01).Conclusion Teprenone has certain protection effects in aspirin-induced gastric mucosa injury.Long-term use of conventional doses of aspirin may cause vary degrees of gastric mucosal injury,and the gastric mucosal injury get more severe as the time of taking medicine increases.

Objective To get informed of the parents' oral health behaviors,children's oral hygiene habits and the correlation between the two,to lay the foundation of building up joint educational pattern of the oral health between pre-school children and their parents.Methods The questionnaire between preschool children and their parents was applied.By cluster sampling,124 pre-school children from 5 kindergartens in the local community were selected to participate the survey.The oral health behaviors of parents and their kids were investigated and the results underwent analysis.Results Parents’ oral health behaviors were closely related to children's,which was embodied by three parts,such as the starting age of brushing teeth,the duration of brushing and the habits of gargling after meals.As to parents,the knowledge sources of oral health mainly came from TV and broadcast programs (82.3％),newspapers and periodicals,magazines and popular science readings (51.6％),relatives and friends (27.4％),but the anticipated knowledge sources were from medical personnel (90.3％),TV and broadcast programs (53.2％),community activities on health education (51.6％).Conclusions Pre-school children's oral health behaviors are currently good; more emphasis should be laid on the effect of parents' behaviors to their children's oral health; it's necessary to hold more community activities on health education.

Objective: To evaluate the effect of core∶dentin thickness ratio on the flexure strength, fracture mode and origin of bilayered IPS Empress Ⅱceramic composite specimens. Methods: IPS EmpressⅡ core ceramic, dentin porcelain and bilayered composite specimens with core∶dentin thickness ratio of 2∶1 and 1∶1 were tested in three-point flexure strength. Mean strengths and standard deviations were determined. The optical microscopy was employed for identification of the fracture mode and origin. Results: The flexure strength of dentin porcelain was the smallest (62.7 MPa), and the strength of bilayered composite specimens was smaller than single-layered core ceramic(190.2 MPa). The core∶dentin ratio did not influence the strength of bilayered composite specimens. The frequency of occurrence of bilayered specimen delaminations was higher in the group of core∶dentin thickness ratio of 1∶1 than in the group of 2∶1. Conclusion: IPS Empress Ⅱcore ceramic was significantly stronger than veneering dentin porcelain. Core∶dentin thickness ratio could significantly influence the fracture mode and origin, and bilayered IPS Empress Ⅱceramic composite specimens showed little influence in the fracture strength.

Objective:To investigate the fatigue damage mechanism of porcelain,and its relation with the microscopic defects in clinically failed all-ceramic crowns.Methods: Collecting the bilayered all-ceramic crowns failed in vivo.The fractured surfaces and occlusial surfaces of failed crowns were examined by an optical microscope followed by detailed fractography investigations using a field emission scanning electron microscope.When chemical impurities were of concern,energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy analysis was performed to examine chemical composition.A standard practice for fractography failure analysis of advanced ceramics is applied to disclose the fracture mode,and damage character.Results: Three types of fracture features are defined as breakdown of the entire crown,and porcelain chipping-off/delamination.Alumina crowns were usually characterized by breakdown of the entire crown,while zirconia crowns by porcelain chipping-off and delamination.The fatigue damage of porcelain was classified into surface wear,cone crack,and porcelain delamination.The observed microscopic defects in this study included air bubbles and impurity particles.Conclusion: The multi-point occlusial contacts were recommended in all-ceramic restorations clinically.The thickness of porcelain is important for the anti-fatigue ability of porcelain.Cautions have to be taken to avoid contaminations during the veneering processes.

ObjectiveTo compare the levels of sFas in the sera among Kawasaki disease (KD),incomplete Kawasaki disease (IKD),and normal control groups,and to analyze the relationship of sFas with IKD children.MethodsA total of 32 cases of acute KD and acute IKD children,and 20 cases of the control children were selected,respectively.The levels of serum sFas among three groups were measured using ELISA kits.Each child among the three groups was examined by echocardiography.Results(1)The levels of serum sFas among the three groups were[ (0.54±0.20)ng/L in KD,(0.55±0.16)ng/L in IKD,and (0.24 ± 0.04) ng/L] in control group,respectively.The overall means of sFas in the KD and IKD groups were higher than the control group,and the differences were statistically significant( F=29.276,P＜0.05 ).(2)The levels of serum sFas among echocardiography abnormal and normal groups were[ (0.65±0.19) ng/L and (0.49±0.10)ng/L],respectively; and the difference between two groups were statistically significant ( t=3.139,P ＜ 0.05 ).ConclusionsThe expression levels of sFas in the peripheral serum of IKD children were increased,and there was a close association of overexpression of sFas with the cardiovascular damage in IKD children.

Objective To investigate the factors associated with delay in decision to seek treatment in patients with acute myocardial infarction(AMI) in Beijing. Methods This prospective,cross-sectional,multicenter survey was conducted from November 1,2005 and December 31 ,2006. The participants consisted of 799 patients with STEMI admitted within 24 h of symptom onset to 19 hospitals in Beijing. Data were collected by semi-structured interviews and medical records review. The patients were categorized into an early decision group and the a late decision group based on the 30 min cut-off. Results The median(25%,75%) decision delay in STEMI patients was 60(20, 180)min. Factors associated with late decision in an univariate analysis were age ≥65 years, retirement or unemployment, history of myocardial infarction,symptom onset at home and intermittent symptoms, whereas presence of bystanders such as friends,coworkers or even strangers,unbearable symptoms,dyspnea,sweating,syncope and attribution of symptoms to cardiac origin were related to early decision. Multivariate logistic analysis showed that history of myocardial infarction,absence of syncope, intermittent symptoms,bearable symptoms and attribution of symptoms to noncardiac origin were independent predictors of decision delay＞30 min. Patients in the early decision group had more chances to receive acute reperfusion therapies(P=0.001) and shorter time intervals from symptom onset to reperfusion therapies(P＜0.001). Conclusions To a great extent patients with AMI in Beijing delayed in decision to seek treatment. History of myocardial infarction, symptom characteristics and symptom attribution were associated with decision delay.

Objective:To evaluate the precision of digital impressions taken under simulated clinical impression taking conditions with TRIOS and to compare with the precision of extraoral digitalizations . Methods:Six #14 -#17 epoxy resin dentitions with extracted #16 tooth preparations embedded were made.For each artificial dentition , ( 1 ) a silicone rubber impression was taken with individual tray , poured with type IV plaster ,and digitalized with 3Shape D700 model scanner for 10 times;(2) fastened to a dental simulator , 10 digital impressions for each were taken with 3Shape TRIOS intraoral scanner .To assess the precision , best-fit algorithm and 3 D comparison were conducted between repeated scan models pairwise by Geomagic Qualify 12.0, exported as averaged errors (AE) and color-coded diagrams.Non-parametric analysis was performed to compare the precisions of digital impressions and model images .The color-coded diagrams were used to show the deviations distributions .Results:The mean of AE for digital impressions was 7.058 281 μm, which was greater than that of 4.092 363 μm for the model images (P<0.05).However, the means and medians of AE for digital impressions were no more than 10 μm, which meant that the consistency between the digital impressions was good .The deviations distribution was uniform in the model images ,while nonuniform in the digital impressions with greater deviations lay mainly around the shoulders and interproximal surfaces .Conclusion:Digital impressions with TRIOS are of good precision and up to the clinical standard .Shoulders and interproximal surfaces scanning are more difficult.

Objective: To explore independent risk factors of coronary artery calcification (CAC) and analyze correlation among risk factors of CAC and serum osteopontin (OPN) level. Methods: According to results of 64-slice spiral computed tomography (MSCT) coronary angiography, a total of 65 patients were continuously enrolled and divided into CAC group (n=37) and non-CAC control group (n=28). Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) was used to measure serum level of OPN. Single factor and multiple factor Logistic regression analysis’s were used to analyze risk factors of CAC. Spearman’s straight line analysis was used to analyze correlation between risk factors of CAC and serum OPN. Results: 1、 The age, hypertension, diabetes, poor eating habits，lack of exercise, overweight, etc., which were independent risk factors of CAC （OR=3.47～12.96, P=0.018～0.003）by single factor Logistic regression analysis, were inducted to multiple factor Logistic regression analysis, its result showed that age, overweight, poor sleep quality, poor eating habits were independent risk factors of CAC, OR=35.31～5.17, P＜0.01～0.05; 2、Serum level of OPN in CAC group was significant higher than that of non-CAC control group ［(39.919±11.879) μg /L vs. (24.000±6.000) μg /L，P<0.01］; 3、The Spearman straight line correlation analysis indicated that serum level of OPN was correlated with risk factors of CAC : positively correlated with LDL-C, overweight, age, TC（r=0.487～0.286,P＜0.001～＜0.05）, and positively correlated with poor sleep quality, diabetes, poor eating habits, lack of exercise（r=4.10～2.24， P<0.01～0.05）; negatively correlated with HDL-C（r=-0.250,P＜0.05）. Conclusion: Correlation analysis indicates that age, overweight, poor sleep quality, poor eating habits etc. are independent risk factors of CAC；Serum OPN level is correlated with LDL-C, overweight，age, diabetes, lack of exercise etc., so these indicate that must decrease OPN level and risk factors of CAC to relieve CAC and slow down its development.

Objective To explore the effect of Fas, Fas ligand (FasL), soluble Fas (sFas) and their clinical significance in KD. Methods The expression of Fas, FasL in peripheral blood lymphocytes (PBLC) were detected with flow cytometery at acute and remission stages in patients with KD; and the serums Fas was detected by double antibody sandwich ELISA in the patients with KD at acute and remission stage, meanwhile erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR), C-reactive protein (CRP) were also tested. Results The expression of Fas, FasL in PBLC in patients with KD at acute stage was (14.2±0.5)% and (1.61±0.09)% respectively , which were significantly lower than those at remission stage [(15.7±0.5)%, (1.95±0.09)% respectively (P<0.05 and P<0.01)]. The expression of Fas in PBLC in the patients with KD at acute and remission stage was both significantly lower than that in normal control group (20.8±0.5)% (P<0.01 both);The expression of FasL in PBLC in patients with KD at acute and remission stage was both significantly lower than that in normal control group (20.8±0.5)% (P<0.01 both); the serum sFas in patients with KD at acute and remission stage was (1906±55)μg/L and (1622±52)μg/L respectively , which was significantly higher than that in normal control group (1151±51)μg/L (P<0.01 both); the serum sFas at acute stage was obviously higher than that at remission stage (P<0.01); there was positive correlation between sFas and ESR, CRP (P<0.01 both). Conclusion There are abnormal expressions of Fas/FasL in PBLC and sFas in patients with KD. Fas/FasL is lower and sFas is higher than that of the controls. The abnormal expression of Fas/ FasL in lymphocytes and the apoptosis triggered by sFas are probably involved in the immunological aberrance and pathogenesis of KD. sFas may be used as a marker to evaluate the disease activity and therapeutic efficacy.

Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injury is a common sports injury of the knee joint, which can lead to knee instability, dyskinesia and secondary traumatic osteoarthritis, which seriously affects the quality of life of patients. As it is difficult to self-heal after ACL injury, arthroscopic ACL reconstruction is commonly used as a clinical treatment to restore knee stability and motion function. However, more and more studies have found that bone tunnel enlargement is common after ACL reconstruction. A variety of biological (such as immunological rejection, local inflammation) and mechanical (such as offset bone tunnel positioning, improper graft fixation, and aggressive rehabilitation) factors are considered to be important causes of bone tunnel enlargement. It is still controversial whether the enlargement of bone tunnels affects clinical outcomes, but most researchers believe that the enlargement of bone tunnels is detrimental to the creation of bone tunnels and the fixation of grafts in revision surgery. Therefore, minimizing postoperative bone tunnel enlargement has positive clinical implications. The existing methods mainly include the selection of autografts, the use of independent bone tunnel positioning technology, modified bone tunnel drilling method, the use of remnant preservation technique and all-inside technique, the development of progressive individualized rehabilitation programs, and biological methods such as platelet-rich plasma and autogenous periosteum wrapping graft to enhance graft tendon-bone healing. This article reviews the causes and countermeasures of bone tunnel enlargement after ACL reconstruction to provide theoretical basis and help reduce or avoid bone tunnel enlargement after ACL reconstruction.