Objective To explore the incidence of facial hormone-dependent dermatitis, and to raise the healing rate of it. Methods We applied non-steroid drug topically, cold compress combined with anti-histamine agents to treat facial hormone-dependent dermatitis in 68 cases. The results were compared before and after the treatment. Results There were significantly clinical effects of non-steroid drug topically, cold compress combined with antihistamine agents on facial hormone-dependent dermatitis, with healing rate of 82. 4 % , and effective rate of 100 %. Conclusions In order to reduce the incidence of facial hormone-dependent dermatitis, we should follow the principal of applying steroid agent strictly to treat facial dermatitis. Meanwhile, there is significantly clinical effects of non-steroid drug with topical use and cold compress combined with antihistamine agents on facial steroid-dependent dermatitis.

0.05).Comparison group model and normal control:detected the numbers of endothelial cells:①1 month:control group contrast with test group has no changed;②3 month:group 30Gy/N(P

Lens opacity attenuates the contrast sensitivity and clarity of eye due to scattering of light,which leads to poor vision in cataract patients.Phacoemulsification with primary intraocular lens is the primary surgical approach.Some complaints of vision discomfort commonly occur although the vision acuity is good.It is,therefore,vital for us to seek an objective evaluation system of visual quality after cataract surgery.Contrast sensitivity test and visual questionnaire offer valuable input for this issue.Contrast sensitivity can estimate vision function more accurately to better measure visual impairment preoperatively and vision outcome after cataract extraction.

OBJECTIVE:To study the general regularity and characteristics of adverse drug reaction caused by meropenem,and to provide reference for rational use of drugs.METHODS:Vesicle and bullous change occurring in one patient with allergic dermatitis,age of 80,treated with meropenem were analyzed.Literatures about meropenem-induced ADR reported in domestic pharmaceutical journals from Jan.1994 to Dec.2009 were collected and analyzed statistically.RESULTS:Meropenem rarely caused ADR.The most clinical manifestations were diarrhea,rash and abnormality of liver function.CONCLUSION:Meropenem-induced ADR case is rare as well as allergic dermatitis.Great importance should be attached to meropenem-induced ADR.

OBJECTIVETo observe the dynamic changes of membrane-bound proton-translocating ATPase (F-ATPase) in the development of dental caries, the expression of Streptococcus mutans F-ATPase under different pH concentrations and during the development of dental caries is analyzed.

METHODSStreptococcus mutans cultured under different pH (pH4.0-7.0) concentrations and containing 5% glucose and no glucose containing BHI were collected. RNA was extracted. Subsequently, F-ATPase gene was detected using real-time polymerase chain reaction. Male Wistar rats were divided randomly into caries group and control group. The rats in the caries group were fed caries feed and 5% glucose water, whereas those of control group were fed normal feed. Total RNA was extracted from plaque samples, which were collected from rats' oral cavity every two weeks. F-ATPase gene was detected by real-time PCR. In the 11th week, the upper and lower jaw bone specimens of rats were taken, and molar caries damage assessed.

RESULTSThe expression of F-ATPase in the caries group was higher than that in the control group (P<0.05). In addition, the gene was expressed highest in pH5.0 and the lowest in pH4.0 (P<0.05). 2) The expression of F-ATPase progressively increased during the caries development in both groups; expression in the caries group was higher than that in control group (P<0.05).

CONCLUSIONAcid-resisting viru-lence factor F-ATPase is related closely with the incidence and development of dental caries.

Adenosine Triphosphatases ; metabolism ; Animals ; Dental Caries ; metabolism ; microbiology ; Dental Plaque ; microbiology ; Male ; Protons ; Random Allocation ; Rats ; Rats, Wistar ; Real-Time Polymerase Chain Reaction ; Streptococcus mutans ; drug effects ; genetics ; Virulence Factors

Candidiasis ; diagnosis ; therapy ; Child ; Guidelines as Topic ; Humans ; Lung Diseases, Fungal

Child ; China ; Emergency Medicine ; Humans ; Pediatrics

Clinical Competence ; Clozapine ; poisoning ; Exchange Transfusion, Whole Blood ; First Aid ; Humans ; Infant, Newborn

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H~3-thymidine was used in determining the neuronal mitosis of the traumati cerebral cortex in rats. Intraperitoneal injection of H~3-thymidine was given to the rats immediately after corticectomy of the parietal lobes. On the 4th day after operation, the cerebral tissue was removed, fixed in Carnoy, serial sectioned, and stained with cresyl violet.The results showed that in the surrounding area 100—200?m from the traumatic site, 2-5％ of the various types of cells in the cerebral tissue were labeled, i. e. silver granules were distributed within the nuclei. Macrophages, endothelial cells and pericytes of vessels make up most of the 2—5％, whereas neuroglia and neuron rank next. The nuclei of the majority of the labeled cells were in the interphase state and a few of them were in the mitotic state. The more the labeled cells are in the interphase state,, the more the mitosis occur. On the contrary, it is less. They are always in direct proportion. In the case of neurons the same situation occurs.By inference, the mitotic division of the neurons in the cerebral cortex may occur in situ. Possibly some kind of substance is produced after the trauma leads to the division of the mature neurons. The basis for this inference is that a certain number of the neurons in division have typical features of the pyramidal neurons.