Objectives To explore the effects of hyperosmosis of sea water and low temperature on hemorrhage and coagulation sys- tem of dogs after open abdominal injury followed by sea water immersion,and to observe the efficiency of plasma in addition to routine first aid,so as to provide a theoretical basis for the early treatment of open abdominal wound in naval warfare.Methods 24 dogs with open in- jury of the abdomen were randomly divided to three groups with 8 animals for each group.The dogs in control group were not subjected to sea water immersion and received routine treatments;dogs in conventional therapy group were immersed in sea water and then given the routine first aid;dogs in plasma group were immersed with aqua marina and then given a combined treatment of routine first aid plus an in- fusion of plasma.The following parameters were measured and recorded:survival time,body temperature,mean arterial blood pressure, osmotic pressure of plasma,prothrombin time,partial thromboplastin time,d-dimer and factorⅡ.Results Prothrombin time and partial thromboplastin time were significantly prolonged,D-Dipolymer increased and factorⅡdecreased after sea immersion with open abdominal wound.The survival time of dogs in plasma group(45.6?12.5h)was significantly longer than that of dogs in both control and conven- tional therapy groups(P

Objective To evaluate the techniques and effects of arthroscopic resection of cystic lesions of soft tissue. Methods Twenty-six patients with soft tissue cysts underwent arthroscopic shaving of cyst wall from February 1998 to February 2001. Results Follow-up observation ranged from 6 months to 12 months, with a mean of 8.6 months. The total effective rate reached 96.2% (25 of 26), and no postoperative complications occurred. Recurrence was only seen in 1 patient with thecal cyst on the right dorsal wrist. Conclusions Arthroscopic resection of cystic lesions of soft tissue can be a less invasive method, with fewer complications, a high effective rate and a rapid recovery.

Objective: To set a quantified diagnostic standard for large intestinal cancer of spleen qi deficiency syndrome. Methods: The spleen qi deficiency syndrome was identified by experts on the basis of clinical epidemiological investigation of 311 patients suffering from large intestinal cancer. Corresponding points were assigned to the correlative factors (traditional Chinese medicine symptoms) on the basis of symptom differences between spleen qi deficiency syndrome and non-spleen-qi-deficiency syndrome. The best threshold was determined by receiver operating characteristic curve (ROC) according to syndrome differentiation from expert team, and the quantified diagnostic standard was established. The syndrome identification from the expert team which was regarded as golden standard was tested retrospectively. Results: All the traditional Chinese medicine symptoms possibly related to spleen qi deficiency syndrome were analyzed based on the opinions of experts, and 28 symptoms were confirmed as candidate correlative factors. The occurrence of 11 symptoms between spleen qi deficiency syndrome and non-spleen-qi-deficiency syndrome showed statistical differences by means of crosstabs analysis (P<0.05). The 11 symptoms were filtered by logistic regression analysis, and tiredness, fatigue, loose stool, and poor appetite were finally determined as the symptoms relative to large intestinal cancer. These four symptoms were analyzed with conditional probability conversion and endowed with 16, 11, 4 and 8 points respectively. The diagnostic standard of spleen qi deficiency syndrome of large intestinal cancer was over 13 points. The sensitivity, specificity and accuracy of retrospective examination were all above 80%, and its positive likelihood ratio was 9.89. Conclusion: The quantified diagnostic standard for spleen qi deficiency syndrome of large intestinal cancer is in accordance with clinical characteristics of large intestine cancer and the characteristics of TCM syndrome diagnosis.

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BACKGROUND:The blood supply is essential for the repair of the meniscus after the suture of it in the injured knee joint. According to the condition of blood supply, the meniscus was divided into three zones by Arnoczk in 1982. The absolute vascularization zone, in which the distance to the combination part of meniscus and synovial membrane is inferior to 3mm, is called the red zone. The absolute devascularization zone, in which the above-mentioned distance is superior to 5 mm, is called the white zone.And the relative vascularization zone with the distance between 3 mm to 5mm is called red-white zone.OBJECTIVE: To observe and discuss the anatomical features of the blood supplyof the meniscus.DESIGN:Single sample observation.SETTING:Department of Orthopaedics, Huaxi Hospital of Sichuan University.PARTICIPANTS: The study was conducted in Huaxi Hospital of Sichuan University during the period from September 2000 to March 2001.Nineteen cases were collected, including 19 knees (38 menisci) from the subjects, 17 male and 2 female, whose age varied from 21 to 43 years old.All the samples were obtained in the amputation operation, the isolated limbs were without the change of re-transplantation and the voluntary donations from the non-minorities living in Sichuan.meniscus samples: 7 knees (14 menisci) were taken. After the femoral artery intubation and infusion of the heparinized normal saline, the vascular bed had no blood and then was infused with the normal saline and ink of 0.5 volume fraction and the infusion pressure was 13 kPa. The infused meniscus samples underwent the dehydration of gradient ethanol,the transparency of dimethylbenzene, and preservation with ilex pedunculosa, and then the blood supply of the menisci was observed and distribution of the meniscus section: 6 knees (12 menisci) with fresh and uninfused menisci were taken. The sections obtained at the sagittal plane,the coronal plane and the horizontal plane underwent hematoxylin-eosin staining. Then the tissues structure and blood supply of the meniscus samples were observed with light microscope. Another 6 knees (12meniscus) underwent the specific CD34 antibody immunohistochemical staining. Then the tissue structure and blood supply distribution of the meniscus samples were observed with the light microscope.in the devascularization zone of the meniscus.RESULTS: Nineteen cases with 38 menisci all went into the final result resourced from the medial and lateral genicular arteries and the middle genicular artery. The small vessels from them form the peripheral capillary vessel plexus and annular vessel meshwork in the synovium and joint capsule and then go into the menisci for the nutrition of the lateral The apparent lunar artery is sent by the vessel plexus around the meniscus into the body of the meniscus and arranges in the inferior,middle and superior layers and dominates 25%-30% of the zone around The vessels of the angular part of the semilunar plate cover the whole meniscus. The nutrition is supplied by the membranous synovium on the surface of the meniscus.Rich blood supply was observed in the anterior and posterior angular laminated blood supply in the body of the meniscus was newly devascularization zone of the meniscus is supplied from the joint synovial fluid is explicit.

A pilot-scale research on purification of odorous gas emitted from wastewater treatment plant using a biofilter was conducted. The aim of this study is to check on the performance of biofilter running in various conditions and the effect of pH fluctuations on the performance of biofilter. The relation between distribution of microorganism and removal of odorous gases were also discussed here. The experimental results show that the predominant odor-causing gas can be efficiently eliminated by a biofilter inoculated with deodoring microorganism which were isolated previously. Moreover the biofilter had been proved having good tolerance to shocking loads of pollutant and can operate well in the condition of low pH.

The genes of maltooligosyl trehalose synthase (MTSase) and maltooligosyl trehalose tetrahydrolase(MTHase) from Sulfolobus solfataricus ATCC 35092 were amplified using PCR. The expression plasmids, pTrc99a-MTSase and pTrc99a-MTHase, were constructed by inserting these two DNA fragments into E. coli expression vector pTrc99a. The specific activity of MTSase and MTHase in E. coli BL21(DE3) at optimal fermentation conditions reached 31.3U/g (wet cell) and 403U/g (wet cell), respectively. The biotransformation of partially hydrolyzed starch to trehalose catalyzed by MTSase and MTHase was carried out at 75℃ and pH 5.0. The highest yield of trehalose (ca. 53.6%) was gained when the original starch concentration was 15%(w/v) and the DE value was 10.

Denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis analysis of polymerase chain reaction-amplified genes coding for 16s rDNA was used to assess changes of biodiversity in a biotrickling filter used to treat waste air containing toluene. The results shown that along with gradually increase of removing capacity for toluene, microbial community structure in packing materials sampled from biotrickling filter also changed markedly over periods of experiment. Under selective pressure of toluene, the number of microbial species decreased but relative abundance of some predominant species increased,and microbial spatial location along the height of biotrickling filter tend to be identical.

Objective To investigate the point mutations within the adenosine triphosphate-binding region of BCR/ABL in patients with chronic myeloid leukemia who develop imatinib resistance.Methods We collected a total of 17 bone marrow samples obtained from 11 patients who showed hematology resistance (n = 7)or cytogenetic refractoriness(n = 4).A long semi-nest PCR method was used to amplify the ABL kinase domain of the BCR/ABL allele.After two rounds of PCR reactions,we got a fragment of 863 bases The PCR products were purified and followed by sequencing.Results In total,we find three point mutations presented in all patients tested G250E,E255K and T315I.The mutation rate of hematology resistance is 4/ 7,and 95% confidence interval was 8%-90%,while mutation rate of cytogenetic refractoriness 1/4,95% confidence interval 1%-81%.For those patients whose samples were available,no single mutation were determined before imatinib resistance emerged.Conclusions There is high frequency of point mutations clustered within the adenosine triphosphate-binding region of BCR/ABL in patients with chronic myeloid leukemia.It's good for patients to switch to another therapeutic strategy when the mutations are detected.