Objective To study the effect of papaverine on vasospasm caused by PICC intubation with B-mode ultrasonography. Method Three mg papaverine were injected into the median cubital vein for at least 2 minutes in 15 patients with vasospasm. Results The vasospasm in the 15 patients was relieved 36~270 s seconds after injection. The followed intubation was all successful. There was no abnormality in their liver function and heart rate, or abnormal bleeding, or other serious complications. Conclusion Papaverine can relieve vasospasm caused by PICC intubation, so it can allow another intubation. It also can avoid delayed intubation reduce patients′pain and cost and reduce psychological pressure of the nursing practitioner.

Serum specific IgG (SIgG) antibodies of 32 patients with epidemic hemorrhagic fever (EHF) were sequentially determined by indirect immunofluorecent antibody test and their relationship to the types of the disease were analyzed in the present paper. The SIgG antibodies appeared practically on day 3 after the onset of the disease. Thereafter,the positive rates and the SIgG titres increased with the prolongation of the illness days and reached 100% positive rates and stable high titres till day 11 to day 12 after the onset of the disease. Furthermore, different types of the disease had.different SIgG response curves ,and there was a significant difference between the SIgG titres of different illness types statistically from day 7 to day 8 after the onset of the disease. These results suggest that the SIgG might be responsible for the immunopathogenesis of EHF.

By using CT, MRI as diagnostic measures for intracerebral granuloma. cysticercosis and tuberculous granuloma were excluded. Using penecillin as control, all cases were treated with Yanzhengxiao capsules. Results demonstrated that the total effective rate in the treatment group was 90%, with a cured rate of 61. 7%, that of the penicillin group. 53. 3% and 26. . 9% respectively with significant difference (P

BACKGROUND: Ureaplasma urealyticum may cause female genital tracts infection and lead sterility, infertility and spontaneous abortion. But it still is not clear whether Ureaplasma urealyticum is one of the factors responsible for fetal malformation.OBJECTIVE: To investigate whether Ureaplasma urealyticum is one of the key factor responsible for fetal malformation.DESIGN: Non-randomized observation of compromised children and their parents with concurrent control.SETTING: The department of immunology and microbiology of a medical college.PARTICIPANTS: Totally 16 malformed fetuses(3 female and 13 male cases) and their parents were chosen from the family seeking pregnancy care in the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics of the First Affiliated Hospital of Luzhou Medical College and Luzhou First People's Hospital from 1995 to 1997.METHODS: Ureaplasma urealyticum detection was performed in 16 samples of the umbilic blood of the malformed fetuses, sperms of the father, and cervical mucus of the mother who conceived the malformed fetus. The 11 couples positive for Ureaplasma urealyticum were treated with macrolides and aminoglycoside antibiotics and followed up for the outcome of the following pregnancy.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: The relation between Ureaplasma urealyticum infection and fetal malformation was examined.RESULTS: Totally 11 of the 16 umbilical blood samples(69% ) were positive for Ureaplasma urealyticum, and serological tests of parents in the 11 positive cases detected rubella virus, cytomegalovirus or Toxoplasma gondii antibodies, nor was abnormality found in chromosomal examination. The following pregnancies and delivery were followed up in 4 women, and the babies showed no functional or organic abnormities with good development till the age of 2 years.CONCLUSION: Female genital tract Ureaplasma urealyticum infection is related to fetal malformation, which provides evidence to support interventions of the occurrence of fetal malformation.

BACKGROUND: Peripheral blood stem cells (PBSCs) can be enhanced and differentiates into all kinds of neural cells and produce several kinds of neural growth factors in vitro, and have been used to treat several kinds of neural diseases and they showed satisfactory outcomes. It is now a research focus to optimize the culture conditions to induce the stem cell to differentiate into neural cells. On the other hand, it also becomes a focus of its amplification and differentiation. OBJECTIVE: To make a review on researches on treating brain lesion, genetic defection or degenerating diseases using PBSCs during recent years.METHODS: Researching Pubmed database(1999-01/2009-09), using "peripheral blood stem cell, neural, repair" as research words and these Chinese words in CNKI database(1999-01/2009-09). RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: 221 articles were collected altogether including 41 Chinese articles and 180 English articles. Totally 27 articles were adapted altogether after rejecting published early, repeat and similar articles. PBSCs can be enhanced and differentiates into all kinds of neural cells in vitro, and delivered into central neural system and improve the function of lesion neural area. It is not fully understood the differentiation mechanism of peripheral blood stem cells, but numerous studies have shown that surface marker antigen of peripheral blood stem cells is closely associated with its biological characteristics. There are many studies addressing surface marker of peripheral blood stem cells, but researchers cannot identify a reliable marker that can directly label peripheral blood stem cells. Function of CD34 remains unclear, so the principle of CD34 as a marker of hematopoietic stem cells receives challenge. It is necessary to do further researches on issues on how to enhance survival rate of PBSCs in vivo and the tendency to differentiate into neural cells.

Objective To evaluate the effects of static magnetic fields (SMFs) of different intensity and exposure duration on the proliferation and apoptosis of human umbilical cord endothelial cells (HUVECs),and their release of nitric oxide (NO),6-keto-prostacyclin 1α (6-keto-PGF1α) and endothelin (ET-1).Methods Cultured HUVECs were exposed to a SMF at 5,22,86 or 135 mT for 8,12 or 24 hours.Their proliferation and apoptosis were monitored by flow cytometry (FCM).The medium was collected to test its NO content by optical density.ET-1 and 6-keto-PGF1α were measured by radioimmunization.Results ( 1 ) The proliferation of HUVECs increased when the cells were exposed to a SMF at 5 mT for 8 h,but a SMF at 135 mT for 12 h or 24 h inhibited the proliferation of HUVECs.(2)An SMF had no effect on apoptosis of HUVECs.(3)An SMF at 5 mT for 8 h increased the release of NO and 6-keto-PGF1 a,but the release of NO and 6-keto-PGF1 a decreased when the SMF intensity was 135 mT or the cells were exposed to an SMF for 12 h or 24 h.(4) An SMF at 5 mT or 22 mT for 8 h did not effect the release of ET-1.An SMF at 86 mT or 135 mT increased the release of ET-1.Compared with a control group,an SMF at 5 mT for 12 or 24 h did not affect the release of ET1,but at 22,80 or 135 mT,the release of ET-1 decreased significantly.Conclusions Exposure to a low intensity SMF for a short duration could improve the proliferation of HUVECs and increase the release of vasoactive factors,but if HUVECs are exposed to a strong SMF or exposed for a long duration,the proliferation and the release of vasoactive factors is decreased.

Objective To identify the characteristics oral fungus in HIV-infected patients with HAART in Kunming.Methods Oral mucosal swab samples were collected from 99 patients with HIV infection with or without HAART.The fungi were isolated and cultured,and were identified by using API 20 C AUX yeast identification system.Results The positive rate of oral Candida in was significantly higher in HIV-infected patients without HAART (53.3％) than those with HAART (20.4％) (x2=11.669,P＜0.01).In 41 strains of isolated candida,C.albicans was the most prevalent (78.0％),followed by C parapsilosis (9.8％),C.glabrata (9.8％) and C tropicalis (2.4％).Conclusions HAART can decrease the positive rate of oral Candida in patients with HIV infection,but has little effect on asymptomatic HIV carrier.

Objective To analyze the anatomic changes and dosimetric variations of patients with head-and-neck cancer during intensity-modulated radiotherapy and to assess the necessity of re-planning the treatment course.Methods Twenty-one nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients were selected to receive the second CT scan in the course of intensity-modulated radiotherapy,targets and organs at risk were re-contoured on the new CT images with the help of deformable registration software.Actual dose distribution delivered by the original treatment plan was calculated on the second CT image,and then the volume and doses of targets and organs at risk were compared between the planning CT and second CT.Results The volume of patient's head-and-neck outlines and GTVnd decreased significantly,the volume of cord and brainstem didn't change much,while the volume of left and right parotids decreased significantly by (24.23 ± 12.15)％ and (25.82± 10.46)％,respectively.The parameters D95％ and Dmean of PGTVnx kept stable,but the parameters D1cc of spinal cord PRV and brainstem PRV increased by (8.12± 10.32)％ and (14.60±18.85)％ respectively.The mean dose of the left and right parotids increased significantly by (27.43±17.67)％ and (26.76±12.46)％,respectively.Conclusion The anatomical changes of patients undergoing intensity-modulated radiotherapy will cause significant dosimetric variations of the cord,brainstem and parotids,so it's meaningful and necessary to re-design the treatment plan in the course of radiotherapy.Repeat CT imaging and replanning during the course of IMRT is essential to ensure adequate doses to target volumes and safe doses to normal tissue.

Objective To analyze the impact of dose calculation resolution on Gamma pass rate for planar dose distribution verification of intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT),and to find out the appropriate calculation resolution value with specific applied criteria.Methods 25 IMRT plans were selected for the planar dose verification.The Gamma pass rates with 3 mm/3％,2 mm/2％ and 1 mm/1％ criteria were compared and analyzed.The planar dose distributions were calculatedand exported from TPS with different resolutions of 0.5,1,2,3,4 and 5 mm.The pass rates of Gamma analysis between the computed dose distributions with different resolutions and the dose distributions measured by Mapcheck device were compared and analyzed.Results The average Gamma pass rates of all the 225 fields decreased with the increment of calculation resolution.When the pass rates of Gamma analysis were calculated using 3 mm/3％ criteria,the gamma pass rate with 1 mm and 0.5 mm calculation resolution were (98.3±1.3)％ and (98.3±1.2)％,respectively.The results were almost the same and the difference wasn't statistically significant (P＞0.05).The gamma pass rates with greater than or equal to3 mm calculation resolution were significantly less than the pass rate with 0.5 mm calculation resolution (P＜0.05).When the pass rates of Gamma analysis were calculated using 2 mm/2％ criteria,all the pass rates with greater than 0.5 mm calculation resolution were significantly less than the pass rate with 0.5 mm calculation resolution (P＜0.05).Conclusions The Gamma pass rates of planar dose verification reduce significantly with the increment of calculation resolution.In order to reduce the effect of calculation resolution on Gamma pass rate,the lower calculation resolution should be used.When using the 3 mm/3％ criteria for the Gamma analysis,1 mm calculation resolution is recommended.When using the 2 mn/2％ criteria for the Gamma analysis,0.5 mm calculation resolution is recommended.The appropriate calculation resolution will ensure the reliability of planar dose verification.

Objective To study the effect of gastrin, motilin of chronic atrophic gastritis model in rats by acupuncturing at back-shu points. Methods 60 SD rats were randomly divided into blank control group, model control group, omeprazole group, back-shu points group, with 15 rats in each group, and to establish the model of chronic atrophic gastritis by irregular diet that given rats odd and even days. The blank control group, model control group were fed with normal saline, 2ml/time, 1 time/day. The omeprazole group was given oral gavage(Omeprazole 0.44 mg/kg, Clarithromycin 6.92 mg/kg, Metronidazole 7.6 mg/kg), 1 time/day. Back-shu points group received acupuncture at “Geshu”“Ganshu”“Pishu”“Weishu”“Shenshu”, retaining 15 min, 1 time/day. After 30 days, the content of ELSIA was used to detect the serum gastrin, motilin. Results ①GAS of model control group(54.25±5.70)pg/ml was significantly decreased compared with blank control group(66.63± 5.99)pg/ml, the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05). Compared with the model control group, GAS content of omeprazole group(62.70±8.55)pg/ml and back-shu Points group(66.27±3.79)pg/ml were higher, showed significant differences(P<0.05). ②MOT of model control group(223.60±17.83)pg/ml was significantly increased compared with the blank control group(188.45 ± 8.90)pg/ml, the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05). MOT of omeprazole group(200.16 ± 4.38)pg/ml and back-shu Points group(190.11±10.04)pg/ml were lower than those in the model control group, there was statistically significant difference(P<0.05). Conclusion Acupuncturing at back-shu acupoints can increase the content of GAS, reduce content of MOT, regulate gastrointestinal hormone in rats of chronic atrophic gastritis model.