Death of nerve cells after cerebral ischemia have a variety of forms,including cell necrosis occurs immediately in ischemic core area and the subsequent apoptosis and autophagy induced by oxidative stress and inflammatory response in the course of reperfusion.After cerebral ischemia,a variety of different molecular mechanisms eventually lead to cell death,and the process involves several signaling pathways.Intervention of different forms and mechanisms of cell death may alleviate cell death after cerebral ischemia.

Objective To explore a method to improve the nutritional state and immune function of patients after radical gastrectomy,and to decrease postoperative complication rate and accelerate recovery from operation.Methods In line with the concept of fast tract surgery (FTS),a new perioperative nutritional schedule was made for patients prior to radical gastrectomy,ehich included preoperative nutritional risk screen and prophylactic enteral nutrition,early postoperative light enteral nutrition,early ambulation and perioperative nursing care.Patients with gastric cancer were randomly assigned into fast track group or a simple control group.New perioperative schedule was executed in the patients of fast track group and traditional nutrition support in control group.After operation,serum albumen was measured to evaluate the patient's nutritional state and serum IgA to evaluate gastrointestinal immune function.In addition,the time to passage of flatus,postoperative recovery time and complication rate after operation were compared.Results Patiens in FTS group (n=35) showed higher serum albumin and serum IgA on d1 and d3 after operation than those in the control group (n=25) (P