1.Safety and efficacy of undersurface ablation of the flap for regression after LASIK
International Eye Science 2014;(6):1119-1121
AIM: To investigate the safety and efficacy of undersurface ablation of the flap ( UAF ) for laser in situ keratomileusis ( LASIK ) retreatment in eyes with regression.
METHODS: Twelve patients ( 22 eyes ) with regression after LASIK were performed undersurface ablation of the flap. The mean of preoperative refractive error was -2. 27±0-88D, the astigmatism was -0. 44±0. 30D, the central corneal thickness was 424. 9±8. 2μm. The follow-up time was 1a, including visual acuity, refractive error, the elevation of posterior cornea, WavScan. The data was analyzed with Student's t test andχ2test.
RESULTS:During the operation, the measured stromal thickness was 275. 4±9. 3μm, the flap thickness 144. 7±7-5μm, the depth of ablation 28. 1±9. 3μm. The mean postoperative uncorrected visual acuity (UCVA) was 4. 99±0. 04, best corrected visual acuity ( BCVA) 5. 03±0. 04, at 1a follow up. There was no patient with postoperative BCVA decreasing, compared to preoperation. Mean spherical refraction decreased to-0. 22±0. 19 D at 1a follow up (t=10. 232, P<0. 001) and the astigmatism decreased to -0. 24±0. 26 D (t=2. 365, P=0. 028). The elevation of posterior cornea changed from 1. 95 ± 1. 68μm preoperatively to 2. 00±1. 88μm after 1a, but there was no statistical significance (t=0. 090, P= 0. 929). The coma changed from 0. 283±0. 112μm preoperatively to 0. 331±0-149μm after 1a (no statistical significance, t=1. 452, P=0. 161) and the spherical aberration changed from 0. 320±0. 119μm to 0. 341±0. 103μm (no statistical significance, t=0. 390, P=0. 674).
CONCLUSION:UAF, as one of a choice, is an effective and safe procedure for the treatment of regression after LASIK, based on the reasonable surgery design.
2.Three cases of auricle ixodidasis.
Bin LONG ; Shi-Ke HOU ; Lu LI
Chinese Journal of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2005;40(9):687-687
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Animals
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Ear Auricle
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parasitology
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Female
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Humans
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Male
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Tick Infestations
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Ticks
3.Risk factors and predictors of neurosyphilis
Ke LI ; Qianqiu WANG ; Fuquan LONG
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2021;54(5):459-462
Neurosyphilis is a serious clinical stage of syphilis caused by Treponema pallidum invading the nervous system, and risk and predictive factors of neurosyphilis are different between syphilis patients with and without HIV infection. The risk factors for neurosyphilis in HIV-negative patients with syphilis mainly include gender, age, clinical stage of syphilis, treatment, etc.; the predictive factors include serological titers, changes in some indicators of cerebrospinal fluid, neurological or ophthalmic symptoms. HIV viral load, CD4 + T cell counts and antiretroviral treatment are the main predictors and risk factors for neurosyphilis in HIV-positive patients with syphilis.
4.Effect of Case Method on the Clinical Teaching of Medical Oncology
Lin XIE ; Lida SHEN ; Jilan YANG ; Ke LI ; Tingfeng LONG
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2013;(9):144-146
Objective Explore the effect of case method on clinical teaching of Medical Oncology. Methods The case method was taken in the teaching of Clinical Oncology for trial group,and the traditional method teaching was taken for contrast group of our university. At the end of term, we made a questionnaire and statistics examination records. Results (1) It was conducive to good learning ability. Case method teaching in Clinical Oncology could cultivate student's ability to study independently. (2) Comparing examination records of the two groups, it also showed a significant difference ( <0.05) . Conclusion (1) Case method teaching has good teaching effect, and it can cultivate student's ability to study independently. (2) Application of case teaching method in Clinical Oncology received a very good teaching result, but the assessment system should be established and improved.
5.Comparison of the VISX WaveScan and OPD-ScanⅢwith the subjective refraction
Ran, ZHU ; Ke-Li, LONG ; Xiu-Mei, WU ; Quan-De, LI
International Eye Science 2014;(10):1849-1851
AIM:To compare the refractive errors measured by the VISX WaveScan, OPD - Scan Ⅲ and the subjective refraction.
METHODS: Seventy - six patients ( 152 eyes ) were recruited from January 2013 to December 2013. All patients were measured with subjective refraction by the phoropter (NIDEK, RT-5100), objective refraction by the WaveScan ( AMO Company, USA) , OPD-ScanⅢ ( Nidek Technologies, Japan). The sphere, cylinder, axis of the three methods were compared and analyzed.
RESULTS: The sphere measured by WaveScan was lower than that by subjective refraction, the difference was 0. 13±0. 30D (t=3. 753, P<0. 001). For cylinder, the difference was 0. 13±0. 43D (t=3. 664, P<0. 001). There was no significance for sphere, cylinder, and spherical equivalent between OPD - Scan Ⅲ and subjective refraction (P>0. 05). The value of the difference between WaveScan and subjective refraction was 5. 87o±6. 19o for the axis and the difference between OPD-Scan Ⅲ and subjective refraction was 3. 82o±3. 95o. There was statistic significance (t=2. 817, P=0. 006).
CONCLUSION: For sphere and cylinder, WaveScan generated some deviation relative to subjective refraction. The Nidek OPD-ScanⅢ gives more accurate measures of objective refraction when compared with subjective refraction.
6.The concentrition change of serum 5-Hydroxy tryptamine and clinical symptoms improvement in primary premature ejaculation with the treatment of paroxitine
Bing LUO ; Jiacai LONG ; Wei LI ; Ke ZHU ; Sanrong LIU ; Chao ZHANG ; Xin LI
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2015;(14):2056-2058
Objective To investigate the relationship between concentration change of serum 5‐hydroxy tryptamine and clinical symptoms improvement in primary premature ejaculation with the treatment of paroxitine .Methods 81 cases of lifelong PE and an intra‐vaginal ejaculation latency time (IELT ) ≤60 s were included in this study .Subjects were divided into 2 groups according to the IELT ,group A (IELT≤30 s) and group B (30 s
7.Quantitative models of Raman spectroscopy for five kinds of traditional Chinese medicine containing CaCO3 based on an improved siPLS.
Long CHEN ; Ming-yang YUAN ; Jing MING ; Yi-mei LIU ; Bi-sheng HUANG ; Ke-li CHEN
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(18):3608-3615
The aim of this paper is to apply Raman spectroscopy technique to develop rapid quantitative models for five kinds of Traditional Chinese Medicine containing CaCO3. In the experiment, Raman spectras of 67 batch of sample including Otolithum Sciaenae, Galaxeae Os, Ophicalcitum, Calcite, Stalactite and their mixture which had different content of CaCO3 were collected, and the quantitative models were established by using an improved siPLS to optimize the characteristic spectral bands and using the CaCO3 contents which were measured by EDTA titration method as references. Compared with the results by EDTA titration, the established quantitative model for CaCO, content showed a prediction result that the average relative deviation of the prediction results is 2. 71% and the average recovery rate was 100.46%, when the content is between 0.465 4-0.999 7, and when the characteristic spectral bands of 1 290-1 280, 730-714, 700-690, 660-650, 465-460, 455-445, 405-385 cm(-1) had been optimized. The result also showed that the model using Raman spectroscopy and based on an improved siPLS can get a rapid determination for contents of 5 kinds of Traditional Chinese Medicine containing CaCO3.
Calcium Carbonate
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chemistry
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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chemistry
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Least-Squares Analysis
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Models, Statistical
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Plants, Medicinal
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chemistry
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Spectrum Analysis, Raman
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8.Study on identification of traditional Chinese medicine Yangqishi and Yinqishi by X-ray diffraction.
Long CHEN ; Ming-yang YUAN ; Mi LEI ; Bi-sheng HUANG ; Ke-li CHEN
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(18):3560-3566
The aim of this paper is to clarify the mineral origin of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) Yangqishi and Yinqishi and guide identification of the both, by X-ray diffraction (XRD) Fourier patterns. Morphological identification and conventional physical and chemical analysis wee used to identify 22 batches of Yangqishi and Yinqishi. It used XRD Fourier patterns which has been collected from sample powders to analyze phase composition. It has been found experimentally that the mineral origin of Yinqishi is Talc schist and the mineral origin of Yangqishi is tremolite and actinolite. The results also showed that the method using XRD can get not only an accurate but also rapid identification of Yangqishi and Yinqishi. There are many differences in medicinal properties, efficacy, indications and composition of Yangqishi and Yinqishi, so be careful not to mix them up.
Asbestos, Amphibole
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chemistry
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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chemistry
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X-Ray Diffraction
9.Effect of HMGB1 on secretion of inflammatory cellular factor TNF-αand NO in mice macrophage infected with DEN2
Wei SUN ; Zhengling SHANG ; Li ZUO ; Shiqi LONG ; Qinghong MENG ; Kun WANG ; Ke YIN
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2015;(1):12-15
Objective:To observe the effect of different concentration HMGB1 on the secretion of TNF-αand NO from Ana-1 infected with DEN2 and virus copy.Methods:DEN2 were proliferated and identified by conventional methods.The adherence of DEN2 to Ana-1 was observed by direct immunofluorescence and RT-PCR.The level of virus mRNA were detected by qRT-PCR.The concentration of TNF-αwas detected by ELISA.The concentration of NO was detected with Griess reagent.Results:Ana-1 was able to adhered for DEN2.Compared with DEN group,the inhibition ratio(%) of the level of virus mRNA in D-HMGB1-1 group,D-HMGB1-10 group,D-HMGB1-100 group,D-HMGB1-1000 group was 41.53 ±2.12,55.30 ±1.59,74.75 ±1.12,86.35 ±1.42.Compared with DEN group,the level of TNF-αand NO decreased in D-HMGB1 groups(P<0.05).Conclusion:HMGB1 can be effectively regulated of Ana-1 secreted inflammation factor of infected with DEN2,and inhibited DEN2 replication.
10.Application of Flexible Ureteroscope in the Treatment of Ureterointestinal Anastomotic Strictures in Patients with Bricker Urinary Diversion
Kunbin KE ; Jiang LONG ; Xiaoyun YANG ; Runyun GUAN ; Hao LI ; Jihong SHEN
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2013;(12):74-76
Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy and safety of application of anterograde flexible ureteroscope in the treatment of ureterointestinal anastomotic strictures in patients after Bricker urinary diversion. Methods From March 2009 to July 2012, 6 patients with ureterointestinal anastomotic strictures after Bricker procedure were enrolled in this study. The average age of the patients was (61 ±7) years old. The first clinical presentation was averagely (6.3 ±2.5) months after the Bricker procedure. There were 4 cases with left side strictures and 2 cases with right side ones. The urinary tract ultrasound, CT, KUB+IVP and antegrade urography were carried out to identify the obstructive portion. The mean length of stricture was 0.9cm (0.4~2.5) . First, all patients underwent percutaneous nephrostomy (PCN), then inside incision by Holmium:YAG laser under anterograde flexible ureteroscopy and lithotripsy (with calculi) . The F6 double J ureteral stent was indwelled for 12 weeks. KUB+IVP was performed after removal of double J ureteral stents. Results The mean operative time was (53±8) min. The mean hospital stay was (5.5±2) days. The blood loss was 3~6 mL. The average follow-up was 18 months (6~30) . No recurrence was found in 5 patients. One case had recurrent stricture after the first procedure, which was successfully managed by the flexible ureteroscopy again and replacing double J ureteral stent every 12 months. Conclusion The inside incision by anterograde flexible ureteroscopic Holmium:YAG laser is safe and effective for ureterointestinal anastomotic strictures in patients after Bricker urinary diversion, with less complications.