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Hypertension* ; Joints*

A study on 56 patients with chronic hepatitis B who were divided into 2 groups: study group and control group. The study group including 31 patients was treated with Thymosin-α1 1.6mg/day, twice a week for 6 months. The control group with 25 patients of same clinical data was treated with common liver-protective drugs. Both groups were monitored and assessed after 24 months. The results showed that the study group with treatment of Thymosin-α1 is better than control one in all aspects of ALT normalization, sero-conversion and decrease of HBV-DNA<5 copies/ml
Hepatitis B, Chronic ; Therapeutics

A prospective study on 50 patients with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) at Gastroenterology Department of Central Military Hospital 108 between June 2003 and June 2005. Results showed that the common clinical features of IBS were: abdominal pain (100%), untaste in abdominal cavity (96%), bowel disturbance (100%), flatulence (72%). The relative factors causing IBS consisted of intellectual work (72%), eating much lipid (36%), stinking food (30%) and smoking (16%). The Rome II criteria were applied effectively in the diagnosis of IBS. Three main criteria with very high rates were: 92% pain relieve of bowel movement, 68% pain related to the change of bowel movement frequency and 96% pain related to the change of faeces shape
Irritable Bowel Syndrome ; Clinical Medicine

In the study, 166 patients (125 men, 41 women) with acute pancreatitis were treated at Central Military Hospital 108 from August 2003 to August 2005. The common clinical symptoms of acute pancreatitis were epigastrium severe pain 100%, continuous or interrupted pain; localize or spread; fever 51.2%; vomiting 35.5%; abdominal gas 92.8%; peritoneal hypersensitive 92.8%. Among the patients, 90.4% were mild and average; 9.6% were severe. Paraclinical features included a high concentrate of serum and urine amylase (96.4 and 94%, respectively) at different levels that was not relative with the severity; 50% of the patients had big pancreas in ultrasonography. The common causes of acute pancreatitis were big meal with drinking 24.1%, bile stones 13.2%, ascarid in bile tract 9.6% and some other causes; unknown causes 38.7%
Pancreatitis ; Clinical Medicine

The aim of this study is to evaluate the therapeutic potential of the immunostimulating adjuvant in patients with HCCs¬¬¬.46 patients with HCCs were divided into 2 groups: group I (30pts) treated by Transcatheter Oily Chemoembolization (TOCE alone), group II resulted in a better clinical improvement, decreased AFP and tumor size, and a longer mean survival time versus group I. Combined treatment demonstrated a significant increase in lymphocytes expressing CD 16-CD 56 with NK activity and followed by a rise in lymphocyte with morphological feature of cytotoxic lymphocyte ( CD8 positive) was observed
Liver Neoplasms ; Thymosin ; Therapeutics

The aim of this study is to evaluate the therapeutic potential of the immunostimulating adjuvant in patients with HCCs¬¬¬.46 patients with HCCs were divided into 2 groups: group I (30pts) treated by Transcatheter Oily Chemoembolization (TOCE alone), group II resulted in a better clinical improvement, decreased AFP and tumor size, and a longer mean survival time versus group I. Combined treatment demonstrated a significant increase in lymphocytes expressing CD 16-CD 56 with NK activity and followed by a rise in lymphocyte with morphological feature of cytotoxic lymphocyte ( CD8 positive) was observed
Liver Neoplasms ; Thymosin ; Therapeutics

56 patients with gastric ulcers were treated by triple therapy with Nexium, Ospamox and Klacid (NOK).45 days after treatment, 89.3% patients had no gastric pain; 92.8% patients had ulcer healing, HP eradication rate 94.6% at 6 months and 12 months after treatment, 95% and 93.8% patients had ulcer healing; HP eradication rate was 90% and 90.6%; gastric pain and ulcer recurrence was 7.5% and 6.3%, respectively; HP-positive return rate was 10% and 9.4%
Stomach Ulcer, Helicobacter pylori, Therapeutics

Study on prevalence of HP(+) infection and the relationship between HP(+) among children and members in a multi-generation family through 189 children and 344 adults of 99 households. The results showed that, HP seropositivity was 67.4% in adults and 41.3% in children. Some risk factors were identified such as: The seropositive mother was the highest risk factor for HP seropositivity in children and the relationship between HP(+) among children and their mother was independent with other factors. The seropositive father increased HP infective risk in children, but seropostivity in mother was more important. Children's seropositivity was significantly increased in households with  3 children, in those with > 4 persons. No association was found between HP seropositivity in children and that in their grandparents and relatives
Helicobacter pylori ; Cross Infection ; Family Characteristics ; epidemiology

In this prospective study, 685 patients with hepato cellular carcinomas were diagnosed and treated in the Central Military Hospital 108 for 4 years from Mar 2001 to Feb 2005. The resulst as: hepato cellular carcinomas often occured in males, 7 times higher than in females. The most common symptoms are pain on lower right side (80.9%), fatigue (45.5%), swollen liver (79.6%). 70.9% of patients were detected by ultrasound, 70.6% of patients were detected by computer tomography among which 51.8% with one single tumor; 38.7% with 3 or more tumors; 51% with tumors on right liver. Nearly 70% of patients had high AFP, 26.3% of patients had AFP>1000ng/ml. The accuracy of diagnosis increased to 97.5% by combination of all methods of clinical examination, ultrasound, AFP, CT scanning and fine needle aspiration cytopuncture
Liver Neoplasms ; Diagnosis

The study was aimed to assess the H. pylori infection rate and to investigate contributing factors among 105 orphans and 85 handicapped institutionalized children. H. pylori seropositivity was 71.4% (75/105) in the handicapped as compared to 41.3% (77/186) in the control. Orphan children were at the highest risk factor of affecting H. pylori in the first three years, but healthy orphan children were more likely to be infected in the first year of residence while handicapped children were more likely to be infected in the second and the third year of their residence. There was no link between lifestyle, health status and HP infection in both two groups of children
Helicobacter pylori ; child ; epidemiology