砄bjective: To evaluate the effect on a transpalatal arch on reinforcing anchorage. Methods: 12 cases with ClassⅡ Division 1 malocclusion were selected and treated with a transpalatal arch for reinforcing anchorage. Results: ①The forward displacement of the first maxillary molar (6 Ptmo, 6 So, 6CR So and 6AP So) , the backward displacement(1 Ptmo and 1 So ) and the reduction of the axial inclination (1 NA and 1 SN) of the upper incisors were increased( P 0.05);③The forward displacement of the first maxillary molar was less than one third of the extraction space ( P

Objective: To study the effective initiating time of the maxillary protraction therapy for the children with skeletal classⅢ malocclusion. Methods: 20 cases with class Ⅲ malocclusion were divided into 2 groups: older group (9～ 12 years old) and younger group(5～8 years old), and treated with maxillary protraction. Before and after treatment cephalometric radiographs were taken and analyzed. Results: Good effects were found in both groups. The treatment in the younger patients showed the advantages of shorter treatment period, more skeletal changes, less dental changes and less side effects. Conclusion: Earlier maxillary protraction is more beneficial to the children with Angle Ⅲ malocclusion.

0.05). The cutaneous part occupied 2/3 of the entire upper lip height and the vermilion 1/3.The cutaneous part occupied more than 1/3 of the entire lower lip height.The chin occupied more than 60 percent of the entire mandibular height. Conclusion: The results of the study are consistent with the date of Farkas.

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Objective In order to explore the relationship between the “Wits" appraisal and the ANB angle, and to see how accurately one can predict the “Wits”. Methods Given the ANB, lateral cephalometric radiographs were taken on 50 boys and 50 girls between the ages of 11～13. Results Each subject had no treatment either a Class Ⅰ or Class Ⅱ malocclusion, a good growth pattern. Group Ⅰ , 13 subjects of 100 had ANB≤1.5°, and negative “Wits” appraisal; group Ⅱ , 61 subjects had 5.8°＞ANB＞1.5°, and “Wits” appraisal either positive or negative; group Ⅲ , 26 subjects had ANB angle≥5.8°, and positive “Wits” appraisal. Statistically analysis showed that there was no sig nificant difference in sex (P＞0.05); there was significant correlation between the ANB and “Wits” values in the group Ⅱ and group Ⅲ (P ＜0. 05); there was statistical significance in regression analysis in the group Ⅰ and group Ⅱ (P ＜0. 05). We could predict the “Wits” with 21％ accuracy in group Ⅱ. Conclusion The results indicate that these figures are statistically significant but clinically irrelevant.

Objective:To observe the clinical efficacy of different therapies in treating straightened cervical curvature. Methods:A hundred patients with straightened cervical curvature were randomized into 5 groups to receive corresponding treatment. The clinical efficacies and the changes of cervical curvature in the five groups were compared. Results:Different therapies all produced certain effectiveness in treating cervical spondylosis patients. The total effective rates in the acupuncture group and tuina group were both 100%, and the rates in the traction group, oral medication group and Chinese medicinal application group were all lower than the rates in the acupuncture group and tuina group (P<0.05). It was shown that the more significant the change of cervical curvature, the more significant the clinical efficacy. Conclusion:Correcting the straightened cervical curvature is a way to swiftly release pain brought by cervical spondylosis; the optimization of different therapies ensures the achievement of long-term effectiveness; acupuncture and tuina are both effective in restoring the cervical curvature.

Objective:To study the feasibility of rapid tooth movement by periodontal ligament distraction osteogenesis. Method: Periodontal ligament distraction osteogenesis technology was applied on the experimental side; traditional orthodontic tooth movement technology on the control side in 8 dogs. The treatment was countinued for 14 days. Tooth movement and alveolar bone remodeling were studied by in vivo measuring,roentgenogram, histology and immunohistochemistry 2,3,6 and 10 weeks after treatment respectively. Results:2 weeks after application of treatment tooth movement(mm) with periodontal ligament distraction osteogenesis and that with traditional orthodontic method was 3.49?0.57 and 1.06?0.32 (P0.05) respectively. Active osteogenesis was obsered on the tension loaded side, BMP expression on the experimental tension-loaded side was stronger than that in the control side (P

OBJECTIVE:To explore the regularity and the characteristics of ADR in county-level second grade class A hospi-tal,in order to promote rational drug use in the clinic. METHODS:In retrospective study,399 ADR reported to National ADR Monitoring Network by county-level second grade class A hospital from 2011 to 2014 were analyzed. RESULTS:399 cases of ADR most happened in 0-10 year-old children (39.35%);most of ADR cases (91.98%) were related to intravenous administra-tion;56.39% of ADR cases were caused by antibiotics(56.39%),among which cephalosporin antibiotics took up the highest pro-portion(19.55%). ADR mainly manifested as lesion of skin and appendants(50.38%). CONCLUSIONS:It contributes to guaran-tee the safety of drug use that mastering the situation of ADR monitoring and report and extracting valuable warning sign.

Following the increasing of amount and improving of management year by year,the management of scientific research funds must be informationized.We established an information management system of scientific research funds,according to the management standards of different departments which were the sources of funds.The system including two main modules.:budget management and expenditure management.The main functions of the system as follows:establishing the budget,expensing according to the budget,inquiring the feedback data,etc.The system increased the accuracy and effectiveness of management of scientific research funds.

Objective To study the effects of exercise after myocardial infarction on the survival rate and the dynamic functioning of the left ventricle ( LV) . Methods Ninety-six male Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly assigned to a sedentary sham operation group ( Sed-Sh) , a previous exercise and sham operation group ( PreE-Sh) , a sedentary myocardial infarction ( MI) group ( Sed-MI) , a previous exercise MI group ( PreE-MI) , a post exercise MI group (PostE-MI) and a combined exercise MI group (ComE-MI), each of 16.All of the rats underwent either MI in-duction or a sham MI operation, the PreE groups after exercising for 5 weeks on a treadmill. The Sed groups did not exercise. The Post E-MI group did not exercise before the operation, but performed treadmill exercises for 4 weeks be-ginning 8 weeks after the operation. The ComE-MI group exercised for 5 weeks before and 4 weeks after the operation. All the exercising rats ran on the treadmill for 60 minutes daily, 5 d/wk. Life situation and spontaneous mortality were recorded, and echocardiographic measurements were performed on the4thday and 2, 4, 8 and 12weeks after the oper-ation. All of the rats were sacrificed at the end of the experiment. Results Compared with the Sed-Sh group, the Sed-MI group had significantly larger average LV dimensions at the end of both the diastol ( LVEDd) and the systol (LVEDs, but it had lower average fractional shortening (FS) and a smaller average ejection fraction(EF) at all of the different measuring times. The PreE-MI group had significantly lower average LVEDd and LVEDs, but a signifi-cantly higher FS and EF than the Sed-MI group on the 4th day. However, 2 weeks after the intervention the difference in LVEDd between the two groups was no longer significant. Significantly higher FS and EF were observed in the PostE-MI group at 12 weeks compared to the Sed-MI group. The ComE-MI group had significantly lower average LVEDd and LVEDs, but significantly higher FS and EF at all the time points than the Sed-MI group. The ComE-MI group had a significantly lower average LVEDs but a higher average FS and EF than the PreE-MI group at 12 weeks after the intervention. Conclusion Pre-MI exercise improves LV function significantly at the early stage, though the difference is temporary. Post-MI exercise improves LV function in the longer term. Combined exercise improves LV function the most effectively.