Objective Non-alcoholic fatty liver ( NAFL) is a metabolic disease and levocarnitine can be used to improve the energy metabolism of the patient .This study aimed to evaluate the clinical efficacy of levocarnitine in the treatment of NAFL . Methods We retrospectively analyzed 85 cases of NAFL treated by lifestyle intervention (control group, n=40) or by lifestyle intervention +levo-carnitine medication (medication group, n=45).In addition to lifestyle intervention, the patients in the medication group received oral levocarnitine at 10 mL tid for 4 weeks followed by a reduced dose of 10 mL bid for another 8 weeks. Results Twelve weeks after treat-ment, 37 cases (82.2%) in the medication group showed remarkable improvement and the other 8 failed to respond.In the control group, 23 cases (57.5%) were improved and 17 cases remained unimproved .There were statistically significant differences in the rate of therapeutic effectiveness between the two groups of patients (P<0.01).No adverse effects were observed during the levocarnitine medi-cation. Conclusion Lifestyle intervention +levocarnitine medication can improve NAFL .

Fifty-five cases of cirrhotic ascites complicated with primary peritonitis were treated and analysed clinically. The results showed that high fever and diarrhea were common and severe, and the positive rate of the ascitic culture, rich in B. coli, was higher in the death group, while tenderness and reboun ding pain were prominent and typical in the survival group. The total mortality was 67.27% and the survival rate was 25.45%. 32 out of the 76 cases (some of them had been treated repeatedly) of primary peritonitis were cured (42.11%). The state of restoring health in relation to the drug sensitivity, the mode of administration and the duration of therapy were fully discussed. It was believed that the combined therapy was more effective than the single one, and the duration of the two weeks' treatment seemed to be most suitable. The early diagnosis, effective therapy and prevention were the key points for a good prognosis and better survival rate.

Objective The control rate of blood pressure in hypertension patients is very low in our country , while follow-up intervention can significantly improve the situation .This study aimed to evaluate the clinical effects of anti-hypertension under follow-up intervention . Methods From October 2013 to October 2014 , 125 patients with hypertension were chose as the study objectives after first clinical anti-hypertension and were divided into intervention group (follow-up,n=65) and control group(no follow-up,n=60). Comparative analysis was made in blood pressure control , compliance with therapy and cardiovascular event incidence between the two groups after 12 weeks'intervention. Results After 12 weeks, diastolic and systolic blood pressure in intervention group was signifi-cantly lower than that in control group (P<0.05).Significant difference was also found in the compliance with drug-taking between in-tervention group and control group (73.8%vs 43.3%, P<0.01).During the follow-up period, 1 case in the control group suffered stroke and unstable angina pectoris hospitalized for treatment . Conclusion Follow-up intervention after clinical service can improve the efficacy of blood pressure control and encourage the patients to live healthy lifestyle .