Objective o observe the therapeutic effects of suspension-assisted functional rehabilitation training of motor function for patients with cerebral infarction. Methods Ninety-six patients with cerebral infarction were divided randomly into a treatment group and a control group. All patients were given routine medical treatment and routine limb movement therapy. Those in the treatment group also used an electrically-driven suspension device to aid in their functional rehabilitation training. The patients were assessed with a simplified Fugl-Meyer Motor Functional Assessment (S-FMMFA), and using the Postural Assessment Scale for stroke patients ( PASS), the Barthel Index (BI) and the 6-minute walking distance test before and after treatment and at a 6-month foliowup. Results The average S-FMMFA, PASS, BI and the 6-minute walk results in the treatment group were all significantly better than those in the control group. Conclusions Suspension-assisted training can significantly help improve limb movement function and ADL performance in cerebral infarction patients.

Objective To evaluate the safety, feasibility and efficacy of CT-guided percutaneous hollow screw fixation in the treatment of patients with sacroiliac complex injury. Methods Forty-five patients (at age range of 15-58 years) with sacroiliac complex injuries including 20 males and 25 females were enrolled in this study. There were 28 traffic injuries and 17 fall injuries. Fourteen patients with sacral fractures ( 15 patients with Dennis type Ⅰ fractures and nine with Dennis type Ⅱ fractures), 12 with sacroiliac joint dislocation, six with sacral fracture combined with sacroiliac joint dislocation and nine with sacroiliac joint complex injury. All patients were treated by CT-guided percutaneous hollow screw fixation. The functional exercise was performed early after operation. Results Seventy-two hollow screws were installed in 45 patients, with the operation time for 21-68 minutes ( average 37 minutes) and the operative blood loss for 30-75 ml. Of all, 38 patients were followed up for 6-26 months. According to the Majeed functional criteria, the score of the patients was 72-96 points (average 90. 3 points ), which showed that the results were excellent in 33 patients and good in two, with excellence rate of 92%. No iatrogenic nerve injury, incision infection or screw fracture were detected. Conclusion CT-guided percutaneous hollow screw fixation takes advantages of precise direction, stable fixation and safe operation and hence is one of safe and effective methods for treatment of sacroiliac complex injury.

Objective Direct impact is a common mechanism of injury for blunt thoracic injury, and if resulting thoracic injury is severe the mortality may be as high as 10% ～ 25% . We aim to develop a mechanical device for animal impact injury experiment, so as to establish a rodent model of severe thoracic injury. Method A spring operated mechanical device for animal impact injury experiment was developed. The device allowed for accurate controlled delivery of impact force to specific areas of the chest well, at specific velocities and degrees of chest compression. Eghty-four male Sprague-Dawley rats were anaesthetized and underwent left carotid artery cannulation. They were randomly divided into seven groups and given the following treatment: group A (Control group) were subjected to sham impact; group B to G animals were subjected to impacts on the right lateral superior chest at different velocities and degrees of chest wall compression. ( B 3 m/s, 20%; C 3 m/s 40%; D 6 m/s 20%; E 6 m/s 40%; F 9 m/s 20%; G 9 m/s 40%). Arterial blood gas samples were taken just before injury, and at 2 and 12 post injury. All rats were sacrificed at 12 hours and their degree of thoracic injury rated. Pathological examination of injured lung tissue was also performed. Results The device was able to deliver impact forces accurately, with ＜ 4% deviation from desired velocity and ＜ 3 mm deviation from target area of impact. Other than the control group, all animals experienced significant hemodynamic changes immediately post impact. Arterial blood gas analysis detected significant hypocapnia in groups B and C. Significant hypoxemia and hypocapnia was detected in groups D, E and F. In groups B,C,D and F, die impact produced a mild thoracic injury with low mortality rate at 12 hours. In group E, the impact produced severe thoracic injury with mortality rate of 33.33% at 12 hours. Group C animals sustained the most serious thoracic injury with mortality rate of 83.33% at 12 hours. Pathological examination revealed injuries from direct trauma as well as secondary lung injuries. Conclusions Our device was able to repetitively deliver accurate and precise impact forces to rats and allows us to establish a rodent model of severe thoracic injury firm blunt trauma. We found that with our device, impact force at velocity of 6 m/s and 40% chest compression produced the most severe lung injury in rats.This helps us establish a rodent model of severe thoracic injury which can be use for future research in severe blunt thoracic trauma and the secondary lung injuries.

Objective To analyze the clinical characteristics of severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS) so as to improve the recognition of the emerging infectious disease.Methods A retrospective analysis was performed upon clinical manifestations,laboratory test results and prognostic features of 169 patients with SFTS admitted to the 154 Hospital,Chinese People's Liberation Army from October 2010 to May 2011.The patients were divided into moderate disease group and severe disease group according to the prognosis.The differences between two groups were compared to explore the prognostic indicator of severe type.Results All patients with SFTS inhabited in hilly ground with history of field work.The main clinical symptoms were severe fever (98.8％,167/169),headache (52.1％,88/169),muscle soreness (95.9％,162/169),nausea (73.4％,124/169),vomiting (67.5％,114/169),coughing (61.5％,104/169),etc.Superficial lymph node enlargement with haphalgesia was observed in 45.0％(76/169) patients.Petechia or ecchymosis was observed in 36.7％ (62/169) patients.Critical patients were mainly aged ＞ 60 years,associated with nerve and circulatory system syndrome,prominent hemoptysis,dyspnea,and nearly 73.3％ (22/30) of severe thrombocytopenia.Serum levels of aspartate aminotransferase,creatinine and urea nitrogen were significantly higher in severe disease group than those in moderate disease group [235 (47-1750) U/L vs 88 (14-2000) U/L,997 (281-2601) U/L vs 399 (26-2633)U/L,101 (62-291) μmol/L vs 70(26-205) μmol/L,7.0(2.2-20.0) mmol/L vs 4.8(1.4-18.5) mmol/L,all P values ＜0.001].Conclusion Nerves system syndrome,transaminase and urea nitrogen are risk factors of prognosis of severe SFTS to whom deserves paying attention.

Objective To analyze the clinical value of ultrasound-guided percutaneous Lauromacrogol Injection sclerotherapy in the treatment of simple renal cyst. Methods A total of eighty patients with simple renal cyst, who were divided into 40 groups according to the random number table, were divided into two groups from February 2016 to April 2017. The traditional group used traditional open renal cyst unroofing decompression. Ultrasound guided ultrasound guided percutaneous Lauromacrogol Injection sclerotherapy was performed in the ultrasound guided group. The therapeutic effect, operation time and the rate of successful puncture were compared between two groups of simple renal cysts. It needs to compare the volume of the cyst and the quality of life before and after the intervention. Results Ultrasound guided group simple renal cyst treatment effect was higher than the traditional group (P<0.05). The operation time of the ultrasound guided group was shorter than that of the traditional group, and the success rate of the one shot puncture was higher than that of the traditional group(P<0.05). Before the intervention, the volume and quality of life of the two groups were similar. In the ultrasound guided group, the volume and quality of life in the ultrasound guided group were better than those in the traditional group(P<0.05). Conclusion Ultrasound guided percutaneous Lauromacrogol Injection sclerotherapy is of high clinical value in the treatment of simple renal cysts. The utility model can improve the success rate of one puncture, shorten the operation time, and the exact effect can speed up the regression of symptoms and reduce the volume of the cyst. Therefore, this method can improve the quality of life of patients.

Objective To observe the effects of dynamic pressure for the ability of endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs) to form blood vessels, when EPCs seeded into DBM with load. Methods Use the Ficoll density gradient centrifuge combined with difference-speed adherence screening method to separate MNCs from rat bone marrow. Identify the induced EPCs by means of immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence. Through the organization of fixed, defatted, decalcified and other steps use of spine vertebral body,demineralized bone matrix (DBM) samples of pig were prepared in vitro. Divided scaffolds into two groups A and groups B. Induced EPCs were seeded into DBM. The cell-seeded scaffolds of groups A were dynamically loaded in compression using a sine wave at 1 Hz, 5% strain in the media-filled chamber for 4 h on days 5 of culture. and cell-seeded scaffolds of groups B were cultured directly without any load. Both of two groups were cultured two weeks. Then the ability of EPCs to form blood vessels was observed. Primer desig;Extract total RNA from cells with Trlzol; Reverse transcription reaction; PCR. Results Two groups of cells in HE staining and fluorescent staining showed the formation of vascular bundles. There were formation of blood vessels. It was obvious that the formation in group A was more than that in group B. Test the mRNA expression of vWF and Flk-1 during the EPCs differentiationby RT-PCR. Group A was significantly stronger than that of group B. Conclusion When DBM combines together with EPC, it has become organization engineering bone, then with press on it, the bone graft has been vascularized, so it has clinical application on the direction of repair bone defect.

BACKGROUND:The position of median and radial nerves corresponding to elbow is usual y estimated by macroscopical measurements, but there are big data errors when the elbow is bent. OBJECTIVE:To measure and analyze the impacts of elbows in different positions on median and radial nerves under X-ray. METHODS:Ten fresh frozen upper limb specimens were selected. The distance of median and radial nerves to the osseous marks inside the elbow was measured when the elbow was in extension, extension-half pronation, bent at flexion 90 degrees and bent at 90 degrees with the injection of normal saline into the joint capsule, respectively. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:The positions of median and radial nerves were not influenced when the elbow was in extension or in extension-half pronation (P>0.05). The distance of median and radial nerves to the osseous mark of the elbow was significantly lengthened when the elbow was moved from from extension to was bent at 90 degrees (P<0.05). The intra-articular injection of normal saline when the elbow flexion 90 degrees significantly elongated the distance of median and radial nerves to the osseous mark of elbow (P<0.05). These results suggest that the elbow in different positions can induce the displacement of median and radial nerves. In addition, the distance between median, radial nerves and the osseous marks of the elbow is obviously lengthened when the elbow is in flexion with intra-articular injection of normal saline.

Objective To investigate the value of MRI diagnosis in tangential osteochondral fracture.Methods 1 7 patients with tangential osteochondral fracture were examined by MRI,and the related signs were analyzed,including the subluxation or disloca-tion of patellofemoral joint,the injury or fracture of bone and cartilage,the injury of meniscus,the injury of medial patella retinacu-lum and ligament,the effusion articular capsule.we investigated the role of X-ray film,CT,MRI,compared with arthroscopy.Re-sults MRI showed subluxation of patellofemoral joint(Ⅰtype 12 cases、Ⅱtype 3 cases、Ⅲ type 1 case)in 1 6 cases,1 case had mild move of patella.All of 1 7 cases were found fracture in bone or cartilage of the inferior medial part of patella and the anterior lateral part of lateral femoral condyle.All cases were found the injury of medial patella retinaculum(Ⅰtype 7 cases、Ⅱtype 9 cases、Ⅲ type 1 case),3 cases were found the injury of MCL,2 cases were found the injury of ACL.3 cases were found the injury or tear in anteri-or horn of meniscus.1 1 cases were found articular capsule filling with simple effusion,5 cases were found articular capsule filling with hemorrhagic effusion,1 case was found articular capsule filling with hemorrhagic effusion and fat granule.Conclusion MRI can clearly show tangential osteochondral fracture and its accompanying changes:the subluxation or dislocation of patellofemoral joint, the injury or fracture of bone and cartilage,the injury of meniscus,the injury of medial patella retinaculum and other ligament,the articular capsule effusion.

Objective To observe the expression of cAMP -response element binding protein (CREB) and N-methyl-D-aspartic acid receptor (NMDA ) after intracochlear electrical stimulation in the auditory cortex and inferior colliculus in infant rats with auditory deprivation .Methods Sixty six SD infant rats were randomly divided into 6 groups (11 rats each group):4 weeks ,and 6 weeks after injection of ototoxic drug ,the control group ,and 3 weeks and 5 weeks after injection of ototoxic drug with intra -cochlear electrical stimulation for one week .Gentami-cin sulphate (350 mg/kg body weight) and frusemide (200 mg/kg body weight) were injected subcutaneously in the skin folds on the lateral abdominal side and the dorsal neck area ,respectively .The expression of CREB and NMDAR1protein were detected by immunohistological staining .Results The results of immunohisto -chemistry revealed that protein expression of CREB and NMDAR1 in 4 week group of injection increased as compared to the control group ,while decreasing as compared to intracochlear electrical stimulation group ,significantly .However ,protein expression of CREB and NMDAR1 in 6 week group of injection decreased as compared to the control group and in-tracochlear electrical stimulation group ,significantly .Conclusion Auditory deprivation could result in the expres-sion of protein of CREB and NMDAR1 in auditory cortex and inferior colliculus increasing in an early stage and then de-creasing in infant rats .Intracochlear electrical stimulation could result in the expression of proteins of CREB and NMDAR 1 in auditory cortex and inferior colliculus increasing in infant rats .The dynamic variation of CREB and NMDAR1 expression in rat auditory cortex and inferior colliculus reflects synaptic plasticity in neurons of auditory pathway .

Objectives:The effects of parenteral and enteral nutrition combined Octreotide on pancreatic secretion of patients with pancreatic fistula were compared. Methods:Pancreatic juice,drained directly from the pancreatic fistula,was collected before and after using Octreotide,and volume,bicarbonate,protein,amylase,HCO - 3,K +,Na + and Cl - were measured. Results:No differences in exocrine pancreatic secretion were observed between the enteral and parenteral methods of feeding.There were significant decreases in pancreatic secretion volume,bicarbonate,protein,amylase,HCO - 3,K +,Na + and Cl - after using Octreotide( P