Objective To discuss the treatment of cervical cancer in different stages.Methods The treat- ment of 42 cases of cervical cancer in this hospital from January 2000 to December 2005 was analysed,and clinical treatment modalities were analysed too.Results(1)A total of 6 cases of uterine carcinoma in situ received hysterec- tomy plus bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy.(2)A total of 26 cases was inⅠb-Ⅱa stage,of which 15 cases with cer- vical cancer were treated with a simple radical hysterectomy;6 cases of cervical cancer were radiotherapied after radi- cal hysterectomy;7 cases of cervical cancer received radical hysterectomy plus radiotherapy.(3)A total of 10ⅡbⅣstage eases selected radiotherapy and chemotherapy.Conclusion Different treatment should be applied in differ- ent stages of cervical cancer,and the choice for treatment is important for patients' quality of life after treatment. Comprehensive treatment can improve the survival of patients with cervical carcinoma.

Objective To propose a new classification scheme of otitis media (OM). Methods By reviewing current internat ional classification systems of OM, we analyzed their disadvantages and the prog ress made in histopathologic studies of OM, then worked out a new classification scheme to apply it to clinic. Results In current internati onal classification systems of OM, those apparent clinical signs are regarded as main standards of classification. Their main disadvantage is that these signs c annot very well indicate the condition of pathologic and functional changes of i mportant hearing structure areas. We proposed a “Three-stage Scheme” of OM cl assification and applied in 1 160 cases of OM. The accuracy rate of diagnosis w as 82.4% in 348 cases of early-stage OM, 98.4% in 696 cases of chronic OM, and 95.2% in 116 cases of OM sequela. Conclusion The “Three-s tage Scheme” system is scientific, simple and practical. Its accuracy rate of d iagnosis is very high. It plays a guiding role in diagnosis and treatment of OM.

Breast cancer is the most common disease in women worldwide, which not only threatened the women’s survival time, but also inlfuenced their quality of life as well. Within this challenge, it’s important to optimize the current multidisciplinary treatment stratagem for breast cancer. Radiotherapy is one of the most important treatment modality for patients with breast cancer, with the trend to shrink the irradiated volume and shorten the total fraction times in recent years. Intraoperative radiation therapy (IORT) as a fast and convenient procedure has the ability to deliver a high, single-fraction radiation dose to tumor beds with minimal exposure of surrounding tissues (lung, heart, etc.), which could be displaced or shielded right after the tumor removal during the surgical procedure. Right now, IORT has been either integrated as a boost technique in multimodal approaches using postoperative EBRT in the treatment of early breast cancer patients undergoing breast conservation surgery or used as a single dose accelerated partial breast irradiation technique for these patients. This review discussed the rationale of IORT, the beneifts and limitations of IORT, the indication and the clinical results of this procedure, including treatment related side-effects as well in order to provide the preliminary evidence based approach for early breast cancer patients.

Selective COX-2 inhibitors can promote the apoptosis of tumor cells and block the growth of new blood vessels through the inhibition of ring oxidase,vascular endothelial growth factor,microvessel and so on. Research shows that COX-2 is overexpressed in vascular and endothelial cells of lung cancer,select COX-2 inhibitors to adjuvant chemotherapy,not only can directly inhibit the tumor proliferation,but also can reduce the adverse reaction of chemotherapy drugs,and enhance the curative effect. To investigate the effects of selec-tive COX-2 inhibitors and cisplatin in lung cancer angiogenesis and its mechanism,will be a hope for the clini-cal treatment of tumor.

COX-2 is the inducible form of cyclooxygenase,which is overexpressed in non-small cell lung cancer,especially in the adenocarcinoma,and is involved in the production of lung cancer drug resistance, reducing the sensitivities of tumor cells to chemotherapy drugs. COX-2 inhibitors have the effects of antitumor and prevention of tumor formation. Therefore,in order to reverse the drug resistance of tumor cells,improve the sur-vival rate and the prognosis of patients with tumor,the application of COX-2 inhibitors as adjuvant chemotherapy and combined with chemotherapy drugs has become a new direction in the treatment of lung cancer.

Objective To investigate the genetic homology in clinical isolates of extensively drug-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii (XDRAB),so as to provide evidence for better controlling hospital infections.Methods The genotypes of 28 clinical XDRAB isolates were determined by Enterobacterial Repetitive Intergenic Consensus PCR (ERIC-PCR).PCR was conducted to analyze 9 types of β-lactamase genes (blaKPC,blaIMP,blaVIM,blaNDM-1,blaOXA-23,blaOXA-24,blaOXA-48, blaOXA-51 and blaOXA-58),the outer membrane porin gene (CarO)and insertion sequence (IS)ISAba1.We also carried out linkage analysis for ISAba1-OXA23 and ISAba1-OXA58.Results Most of the above 28 XDRAB strains were isolated from respiratory tract specimens from intensive care patients.The result of ERIC-PCR showed that there was high homology between all the strains,suggesting that they might derive from the same clone.The genes blaOXA-23,blaOXA-51,CarO and the IS ISAba1 except Class Bβ-lactamase genes,blaOXA-24,blaOXA-48,blaOXA-58,ISAba1-OXA23 and ISAba1-OXA58 were detected in all the clinical strains by PCR.Conclusions All the XDRAB isolates belong to the same clone and carry the same drug-resistant genes,indicating that there was clone spread among XDRAB isolates.

Objective To study safety and values of laparoscopic surgery in the management of gynecological diseases in senile women.Methods Clinical data between 27 cases of laparoscope surgery(Laparoscopic Group) and 25 cases of open surgery(Open Group) from January 2001 to December 2006 were retrospectively compared.Results The operation time in the Laparoscopic Group(20.0?7.9) min was significantly shorter than that in the Open Group(44.0?7.2) min(t=-11.419,P=0.000);the blood loss in the Laparoscopic Group(21.9?20.0)ml was distinctively less than that in the Open Group(62.6?29.4)ml(t=-5.875,P=0.000);the postoperative pyrexia in the Laparoscopic Group(3 cases) was significantly less than that in the Open Group(12 cases)(?2=8.606,P=0.001);the time to first flatus in the Laparoscope Group(13.9?2.9)h was significantly shorter than that in the Open Group(23.4?4.3)h(t=-9.404,P=0.000);hospital stay in the Laparoscope Group(7.6?0.9) d was significantly shorter than that in the Open Group(10.2?1.2) d(t=-8.882,P=0.000).Conclusions On the basis of intensive treatment of preoperative complications and perioperative monitoring,laparoscopic surgery is an ideal procedure for benign gynecological diseases in senile women.

Majority of humans requiring radioprotection in medical center are healthy. The most important thing is consummate radioprotection and facilities for environmental protection, and scientific arrangement of staffs and rooms as well.

Positive ratio of chest X-ray is analysed to explore whether it is reasonable chest X-ray in annual physical examination.

Objective To investigate the clinical value of vaginal myomectomy. Methods From March 2005 to May 2008,78 women with abnormal uterine bleeding were diagnosed with submucous myoma by hysteroscopy combined with ultrasonography. All the myomas were located in the lower uterine segment,and the diameter of the tumor ranged from 30 mm to 63 mm. The patients were divided into two groups to underwent vaginal myomectomy (vaginal group,36 cases) or abdominal electrotomy (open group,42 cases). The operation time,intraoperative blood loss,postoperative hospital stay and recovery of the two groups were compared. Results The vaginal operation was accomplished in all of the 36 cases. Compared with the open group,the vaginal group had significantly shorter operation time [(64.7?10.4) min vs (71.1?11.3) min,t=-2.599,P=0.011],less intraoperative blood loss [(200.0?38.4) ml vs (253.6?47.6) ml,t=-5.412,P=0.000],quicker recovery of bowel movement [(18.5?4.3) h vs (30.9?4.7) h,t=-12.078,P=0.000],and shorter postoperative hospital stay [(4.9?1.2) d vs (7.0?1.3) d,t=-7.368,P=0.000]. Follow-up was available in all of the 78 cases for 3 to 40 months (mean,28 months),during which no relapse occurred,and no statistical differences in pregnancy rate between the two groups was revealed [2.8% (1/36) vs 4.8% (2/42),?2=0.000,P=1.000]. The operation satisfaction rates in both of the two groups were up to 100%. Conclusions Vaginal myomectomy has advantages in less hemorrhage,fast recovery,short postoperative hospital stay,and low complication rate. For the tumors located in the lower uterine segment or those larger than 30 mm in diameter,vaginal myomectomy is an alternative to hysteroscopic electrotomy.