Objective Analysis of clinical distribution and susceptibility to antimicrobial agents in producing extended spectrumβ-lactamases (ESBLs)of Escherichia coli(ECO)and Klebsiella pneumoniae (KPN).Methods The samples from 2013 April to 2014 December in Changji Prefecture People′s Hospital were cultured and identified,drug sensitivity test did by VITEK2compat au-tomatic bacteria analysis,phenotypic confirmatory test was did on producing ESBLs ECO and KPN,and the clinical distribution and drug resistance was analyzed.Results 1 576 strains of ECO and KPN isolated 306 strains of producing ESBLs strains and 343 strains of multi drug resistant bacteria,the isolation rates were 1 9.4% and 21.8% respectively.In 576 strains of ECO,there were 1 77 strains of producing ESBLs strains and 202 strains of multi drug resistant bacteria were isolated,the separation rates were 30.7% and 35.1% respectively,generic drug resistant strains were not found,and those producing ESBLs strains were isolated mainly from the urine specimens (39.5%),and mainly from the ICU (37.3%)and (29.9%)the surgical ward.There were 129 strains of producing ESBLs strains,141 strains of multi drug resistant bacteria and 4 generic drug resistant strains were isolated from 1 000 strains of KPN,the separation rates were 12.9%,14.1% and 0.4% respectively,and those producing ESBLs strains were isolated mainly from sputum specimens (83.7%),and mainly from the ICU (42.6%)and(29.5%)in the department of inter-nal medicine.Isolation of producing ESBLs ECO and multi drug resistant bacteria were higher than KPN,the difference were statis-tically significant (P <0.05).The sensitivities of ECO and KPN ESBLs strains to carbapenems imipenem andaminoglycosides ami-kacin and compound preparation piperacillin/tazobactam were good,the other antimicrobial drug resistance rates were more than 50.0%.Conclusion ESBLs ECO mainly causes urinary tract infections,KPN mainly causes respiratory tract infection.Detection rates of producing ESBLs ECO and KPN were high,and the multi drug resistance is serious,should strengthen the monitoring of drug resistance on producing ESBLs strains,and according to the results of drug susceptibility,standardize the rational use of anti-microbial agents,and to strengthen the management of antimicrobial agents,delay the occurrence of bacterial resistance.

Objective To explore the clinical therapy for cyclosporine A(CsA)-induced gingival overgrowth (GO) and the pathological changes in gingival overgrowth tissues.Methods Nine cases of CsA-induced GO after renal transplantation were subjected to periodontal non-surgical treatment and surgical treatment.Under light and electron microscopy,the pathological changes in CO tissues were observed.Results The bleeding index(BI) and the plaque index(PLI) of patients were declined after periodontal treatment.GO recurred in 2 patients 6 months later and happened to recur in all 9 patients 12 months later(GOD≤1).At 18th month after transplantation,an obvioUS GO(GOD≥2)occurred in one patient,and re-operation was done to cut hyperplastic gingiva.At 48th month during the observation period,GO existed continuously but no more than 2 in GOD.There were 3 other patients who had their GO(GOD≥2)at 24th month after peridental treatment and re-operation was carried out to remove the hyperplasic gingivaL Under a light microscope,epithelial pegs constituted of basal cells and prickle cells elongated and presented as cancellation structure;spinus layer thickened:hyperkeratosis or parakeratosis occurred in cuticular layer where inflammatory cells infiltrated:collagen increased in proper layer.Under the transmission electron microscopy,the volume of fibroblasts in hyperplastic gingival tissues was increased,rough endoplansmic reticula in the intracytoplasm were abundant and expanded slightly,and there were a few of the apoptotic fibroblasts in the early stage.Conclusion BI and PLl were declined in patients taking CyA for a long-term who were subjected to periodontal and surgical treatments.GO recurred in some patients.The proliferation and differentiation of fibroblasts was not observed in hyperplastic gingival tissues.

To treat large facial defect (more than 6 cm x 4 cm in diameter) or a wound with bone exposure to atmosphere by less-traumatic, easier-healing reconstruction method, a pedicle flap including facial, neck, posterior auricle and occipital skin flap was designed and transferred, one by one, to repair facial defect as well as other flap donor sites, but occipital skin flap was only used to cover posterior auricle area. After 2-3 years follow-up, well-healed skin flaps with good color, elasticity and sensation were observed in all 16 patients. It is concluded that this method is effective and practical.
Carcinoma, Basal Cell/surgery ; Cicatrix/*surgery ; Face ; Neck ; Orbital Neoplasms/*surgery ; Parotid Neoplasms/*surgery ; Reconstructive Surgical Procedures/methods ; Scalp ; *Surgical Flaps

Objective To investigate the effects of paravertebral injection of different concentrations of adriamycin on motor conduction function in rats. Methods Eighty healthy male Wistar rats weighing 250-300 gwere randomly divided into 4 groups (n = 20 each): 3 adriamycin groups receiving paravertebral injection of 0.3%, 0.5% and 1.0% adriamycin 10 μl respectively (group A1, A2, A3) and control group (group C)receiving equal volume of normal saline (NS) instead of adriamycin. The animals were anesthetized with intraperitoneal 3% pentobarbital 40 mg/kg. A right paramedian incision was made in the back from L3 to S1.L4,5,5,6 intervertebral foramina were exposed. 0.3%, 0.5% and 1.0% adriamycin and NS 10 pl were injected into the intervertebral foramina in group A1, A2, A3 and C respectively. Spinal motor evoked pontential (SMEP)was measured at 1, 2, 4 and 8 weeks (T1-4)after paravertebral injection. Results The latent period of SMEP was significantly prolonged and the amplitude decreased at T1-4 in group A3 as compared with group A1, A2 and C.Conclusion Paravertebral injection of 1.0% adriamycin can significantly depress motor conduction function.

Objective To systematically review the efficacy of pregabalin in patients with post-herpetic neuralgia.Methods A comprehensive search was undertaken to identify all randomized placebo-controlled trials of pregabalin in patients with post-herpetic neuralgia.Medline,Web of Science,Cochrane Library,Wanfang Database and CNKI were searched from January 1966 up to December 2008.The modified Jadad scale was used for quality assessment.Numerical rating scale ( NRS),effective analgesia rate and the incidence of adverse effects were taken as main outcomes.Meta-analysis was conducted using the Cochrane Collaboration Review Manager 4.2 software.Results A total of four studies involving 1024 patients were included in this meta-analysis.The modified Jadad scale scores for the 4 studies were ≥ 4.The NRS scores were significantly lower,while effective analgesia rate was higher in groups 150,300,600 mg/d than placebo-controlled group (P ＜ 0.05).There were no significant differences in NRS scores and effective analgesia rate between 150 mg/d and 300 mg/d groups.The NRS scores were significantly lower in 600 mg/d group than in 300 mg/d group,but there were no significant differences in effective analgesia rate between 600 mg/d and 300 mg/d groups.The most frequent adverse effects were dizziness,somnolence,peripheral edema,and headache.Most of the adverse effects were mild or moderate in intensity.The occurrence of adverse effects appeared to be dose-related.Conclusion Pregabalin is effective and safe in patients with post-herpetic neuralgia,but the efficacy of reducing pain is not a dose-dependent manner.

Objective To evaluate the histologic changes of dorsal root ganglion (DRG) and pain threshold following implantation of iodine-125(125I) seeds in the lumbar intervertebral foramina in rats.Methods Thirtysix adult male SD rats aged 6 months weighing 220-250 g were randomly assigned into 3 groups (n =12 each):group sham operation (group A) and groups low and high radioactive 125I seeds (groups B and C).125I seeds of 0.4 and 0.8 mCi were implanted in L4,5 and L5,6 intervertebral foramina in groups B and C respectively.Paw withdrawal threshold to von Frey filament stimulation (MWT) and paw withdrawal latency to thermal nociceptive stimuli (TWL) were measured 2 days before (T1,baseline) and at 2,7,14,30 and 60 days after implantation (T2-6) in 6 animals in each group.The remaining 6 animals in each group were sacrificed at 14 and 60 days after 125I seeds implantation for microscopic examination of L5 DRG.Results MWT and TWL were significantly decreased after 125I seeds implantation at T4 compared with the baseline values at T1 in both groups,and returned to the baseline in group B and were significantly increased in group C at T6.The neurons were severely injured in DRG in groups B and C in a time-and dose-dependent manner.Conclusion Implantation of 125I seeds in intervertebral foramen can induce radiation resection of DRG.

ObjectiveTo investigate the effects of paravertebral injection of doxorubicin on pain behavior and ultrastructure of dorsal root ganglion ( DRG ) neurons in rats with neuropathic pain.MethodsOne hundred male SD rats,aged 3 months,weighing 200-250 g,were studied.The spared nerve injury (SNI) model was established by ligation and separation of tibial and common fibular nerves.The rats were randomly divided into 5 groups ( n =20 each):SNI group and different concentrations of doxorubicin groups (groups A1,A2,A3,A4 ).The animals were anesthetized with intrapetitaneal 10％ chioral hydrate 0.3 ml/100 g.The L4,6 intervertebral foramina was exposed.Normal saline and 0.25％,0.50％,0.75％ and 1.00％ doxorubicin 5 μl were injected into the intervertebral foramina in groups SNI,A1,A2,A3,and A4 respectively.The paw withdrawal latency to the radiant heat stimulation (PWL) and paw withdrawal duration to acetone (PWD) were measured before administration and on day 1-28 after administration.Three rats were chosen in each group on day 28 after administration and DRG were removed to observe the ultrastructure of large and small neurons with electron microscope.ResultsCompared with group SNI,PWL was significantly prolonged and PWD was significantly shortened in groups A1,A2,A3,A4 in a concentration manner ( P ＜ 0.05).Nucleus condensation,mitochondrial swelling,increased lysosomes,chromatin condensation,fibrosis of intercellular substances,and cell necrosis were observed in small neurons.Mitochondrial swelling and increased fibers wcre observed in large neurons and most of large neurons survived.ConclusionParavertebral injection of doxorubicin can reduce neuropathic pain and result in damage to large and small DRG neurons,and small neurons in the DRG are more susceptible and vulnerable to doxorubicin than large neurons in rats.

Swabbing samples were routinely collected from health care workers ( HCW) contacting newborns in Obstetrics Department of our hospital on every Wednesday during January to December 2015. Total 495 samples from nasal vestibule and 483 samples from hands of HCW were collected for bacterial culture.The carrying status of methicillin-resistant staphylococccus aureus ( MRSA) was analyzed.The results showed that the average carrying rate of MRSA in the nasal vestibule was 8.1%(40/495) and that in hands was 5.0(24/483)(χ2 =3.871, P<0.05).The MRSA detection rate of nasal vestibular samples in the second quarter was the highest [12.2%(17/139)], while that of hands samples was highest in the first quarter [ 15.3%( 15/98 ) ] . The study indicates that carrying rate of MRSA in health care workers contacting newborns of our hospital is high , and the training and monitoring should be strengthened among health workers to reduce the MRSA carrying rate .

Objective To investigate the efficacy of adriamycin injection around trigeminal ganglion via foramen ovale for treatment of trigeminal neuralgia under the guidance of X-ray and neurostimulator.Methods 0.5% adriamycin 0.5 ml was injected into foramen ovale under the guidance of X-ray and neurostimulator in 78 patients with primary trigeminal neuralgia.Correct location of needle tip wax confirmed by lidocaine injection.THe patients were followed up for 24 months after adriamycin injection.The rate of effectiveness,excellent/good rate,compile remission rate and recurence rate were calculated.The complications were observed.Results On the day of treatment,and at 7 days and 1,6,12,24 months after treatment,the complete remission rate was 21%,18%,51%,45%,43%,and 39%respectively,the excellent/good rate 42%,41%,68%,65%,62%,and 54%respectively,and the rate of effectiveness 76%,82%,92%,91%,78%,and 70%respectivdy.The recurrence rate was 3%,20%and 35%at 6,12 and 24 months after treatment respectively.Facial numbness developed in 17 patients and disappeared after 8-12 months.No severe complication occurred.Conclusion Adriamycin injection around trigeminal ganglion via foramen ovale under the guidance of X-ray and neuronstimulator for treatment of trigeminal neuralgia is effective and safe.

In order to find the most suitable algorithm of T-wave end point detection for clinical detection, we tested three methods, which are not just dependent on the threshold value of T-wave end point detection, i. e. wavelet method, cumulative point area method and trapezium area method, in PhysioNet QT database (20 records with 3 569 beats each). We analyzed and compared their detection performance. First, we used the wavelet method to locate the QRS complex and T-wave. Then we divided the T-wave into four morphologies, and we used the three algorithms mentioned above to detect T-wave end point. Finally, we proposed an adaptive selection T-wave end point detection algorithm based on T-wave morphology and tested it with experiments. The results showed that this adaptive selection method had better detection performance than that of the single T-wave end point detection algorithm. The sensitivity, positive predictive value and the average time errors were 98.93%, 99.11% and (--2.33 ± 19.70) ms, respectively. Consequently, it can be concluded that the adaptive selection algorithm based on T-wave morphology improves the efficiency of T-wave end point detection.
Algorithms ; Electrocardiography ; Humans ; Wavelet Analysis