4.Botryomycosis: report of a case.
Chinese Journal of Pathology 2010;39(2):123-124
6.The perioral muscle pressure of the adults with skeletal crossbite
Jun LENG ; Yinzhong DUAN ; Jun JIN
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2001;0(01):-
Objective:To study the characters of perioral muscle p re ssure of the adult patients with skeletal crossbite. Methods:20 patients were diagnosed to be with skeletal crossbite. The perioral muscle press ures on upper and lower central incisors, first molars and cuspids were measured buccally and lingually at rest position. 10 health adults were served as the co ntrols. Results:The perioral force in skeletal crossbite group was larger than that in the control group on the correspondence area(P0.05). In the skeletal cross bite group, the perioral force on the mandibular area was larger than that on th e correspondence maxillary area(P0.05). The muscle pressure on the labial side was larger than that on t he lingual correspondence side in both groups(P
7.A case report of farmer's lung.
Hong XU ; Kai WU ; De-jun DUAN
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2013;31(11):874-874
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8.Skeletal factors of Angle classⅡdivision 1 malocclusion
Jun CAO ; Yinzhong DUAN ; Zhu LIN
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2000;0(06):-
Objective: To examine the skeletal factors of Angle's classⅡdivision 1 malocclusion in order to find a reasonable treatment protocol. Methods: The skeletal factors were measured and compared between 86 cases aged 12~25 years with AngleⅡ 1 malocclusion and 86 cases at the same age with normal occlusion. Thirteen measurements were chosen on lateral cephalometric radiograph for the comparison. Results: In the group of maloculsion, some measurements standing for sagittal skeletal pattern were statistically defferent from those in the group of normal occlusion, such as decreased SNB angle and SL linear and increased ANB angle, whereas some were not significently different, such as the SNA angle and PNS-ANS linear; some measurements standing for the vertical skeletal pattern were statistically defferent, such as decreased UM-PP linear and LM-MP linear and increased UI-PP linear, whereas some were not significently different, such as LI-PP linear;some measurements standing for growth pattern of mandibular were statistically defferent, such as decreased SN-MP angle. Conclusion: There are posterior alveolar defficency and mandibular retroposition as well as counterclockwise rotation of mandile in the patients with Angle class Ⅱ 1 malocclusion. The treatment for Angle Ⅱ 1 malocclusion should be to make mandibular move forward and downward in accordance with the characteristic skeletal pattern.
9.The value of CT and MRI in the diagnosis of hepatocellular adenoma
Feiduan PENG ; Jun JIAO ; Qinghong DUAN
Journal of Practical Radiology 2017;33(9):1375-1377,1381
Objective To study the value of CT and MRI in the diagnosis of hepatocellular adenoma(HCA).Methods The comprehensive imaging features of HCA in 11 patients confirmed by pathology were analyzed retrospectively in our hospital.Results 11 patients presented with a total of 18 lesions, and plain CT showed low or slightly low density in all lesions, with irregular high density area in two lesions.The CT values of the lesions were significantly higher than in adjacent normal liver in the arterial phases(P<0.05).On T1WI, two lesions showed low or slightly low signal intensity, and 16 lesions showed slight hyperintensity.On T2WI, 14 lesions showed hyperintensity, and 4 lesions showed hypointensity.All lesions showed significant enhancement in arterial phase of dynamic enhanced scanning.Pseudocapsule enhancement was revealed in 17 lesions.For 18 lesions, ADC values were measured on DWI, and the ADC values of the lesions were higher than the value of surrounding normal liver parenchyma.Conclusion Dynamic contrast-enhanced CT combined with MRI and ADC value measurement can provide valuable information in diagnosis of HCA.
10.Research cumulative paternity index in single-parentage identiifcation with stochastic simulation method
Mi ZHOU ; Chongyang DUAN ; Jun WANG
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 2016;31(5):452-455
Objective To analyze a large number of Cumulative Paternity Index (CPI) data in Single-parentage identification with stochastic simulation method. Methods Using the software in Identifiler, PP18D, AGCU EX20, PP21, AGCU 21+1 system, 1 million groups of STR genotyping of parent-child were analyzed. The average rate of very low CPI (RVLCPI), the median of PI in every loci (MPI), and the average PI of 39 STR loci (PIsolo) were counted out. And calculation formula of the number of STR loci that need more testing (N) was derived. Results RVLCPI in Identiifler, PP18D, AGCU EX20, PP21, AGCU 21+1 system were 24.9%, 6.5%, 1.4%, 0.7%, 0.000 1%. On the premise of inclusion relations between every kits, the number of autosome STR loci is inversely proportional to RVLCPI. PIsolo was 1.843 2. There was a signiifcant positive correlation between MPI and PEduo (r=0.956, P<0.001). The formula of the number of STR loci that need more testing was N=?log1.843 2(10 000/P)?. Conclusion The result and the formula in this paper are effcient in single-parentage identiifcation.