1.Fiber post and its key point of application.
Chinese Journal of Stomatology 2011;46(7):442-445
5.Radical concurrent chemoradiotherapy for esophageal carcinoma
Journal of International Oncology 2016;43(1):49-52
In National Comprehensive Cancer Network guideline, patients with the clinical stages of Ⅰ B-ⅢA esophageal neoplasms should be given radical PF regimen (cisplatin + 5-fluorouracil) concurrent chemoradiotherapy.The majorization PF and radiation dosage are studied by some scholars in China and abroad, and the local control rate and survival rate are improved, adverse reaction is within a controllable range.In recent years, some new drugs such as capecitabine, paclitaxel, docetaxel, pemetrexed and carboplatin also show their advantages in radical concurrent chemoradiotherapy.
6.Analysis on Injury Surveillance Data from County Mei of Shanxi Province in 2006
Chinese Journal of Prevention and Control of Chronic Diseases 2006;0(02):-
Objective To understand the injuries state of inhabitants in County MEI of Shanxi Province and their degree of harmfulness. Methods The detailed data of all cases from three hospitals at different levels of the injury surveillance during Jan 1st to Dec 31st 2006 in County Mei of Shanxi Province were collected.All the cases met the criteria of National Injury Surveillance Program. Results 2 469 cases were collected from the three hospitals.It was showed that men(68.29%) were more often injured than women(31.71%).Most sufferers were 25~44 years old,which accounted for 39.25%.The leading causes for injuries were traffic injury by motor vehicles(29.16%),falls(24.79%) and blunt injury(15.43%).Most injuries were slight,which accounted for 58.08%. Conclusion The top three causes of injuries in County Mei of Shanxi Province were traffic injury by motor vehicles,falls and blunt injury in 2006.Young males are the high-risk population prone to injuries.We should take counter measures to prevent and control injuries based on surveillance data analysis.
7."Effect of the Implementation of National Essential Medicine System on the Operation of Primary Health Care Institutions in""Bull's-eye""City-Taking Chengdu as An Example"
China Pharmacy 2016;27(12):1588-1592
OBJECTIVE:To provide reference for the further improvement of national essential medicines system. METHODS:Taking theBull's-eyecity Chengdu as an example,based on the trading areas,the existing problems in implementing essential medicine system were analyzed by qualitative and quantitative research methods,and countermeasures were put forward. RESULTS:From the point of view of quantitative data,the first level trading areas of both proportions of medical personnel per thousand ur-ban population and numbers of primary medical and health institutions per 100 thousands population in Chengdu were the lowest. From 2010 to 2012,the outpatient and inpatients increased 1.09 million people and 0.16 million beds per day in Chengdu primary health care institutions,the largest increase in the first level trading areas,and increase and decrease in the second and third level trading areas;outpatient and inpatient drug costs fell respectively 4 yuan and 109 yuan,medicine proportion declined 6.7%,in-crease in the first level trading areas,and decreased to varying degrees in the second and third level trading areas. From the point of view of qualitative interviews,the service ability got enhancement,but still could not meet the services demand,especially the pressure in the first level trading areas near center district remains heavy;drug cost was under controlled,but the subsidies needs to be increased,the per capita drug costs in the first level trading areas remains high;the drug income and medicine proportion were inhibited,especially the significant fell in the second and third level area,but the decrease of income may restrict develop-ment. CONCLUSIONS:It is suggested that more targeted drugs are needed for meeting the services demand,more sophisticated policy are needed for improving the subsidies,and more comprehensive medical conditions are needed for ensuring institutions'de-velopment.
8.Analysis of prognostic models for liver failure
Journal of Clinical Hepatology 2014;30(10):1082-1086
Liver failure progresses rapidly,and patients with this disease are usually in a critical condition.The medical treatment of liver failure has unsatisfactory results,leading to a high mortality.How to accurately judge the prognosis of patients with liver failure according to their clinical manifestations and laboratory test results is a very good guide for clinical treatment strategies and donor liver allocation.The prognostic models for liver failure,such as CTP score,MELD and its derivative scoring system,KCH criteria,SOFA score,APACHE sco-ring system,SMSVH score,Clichy criteria,and ANN,are reviewed.These models are used to guide the development of clinical treatment strategies and screen out patients eligible for liver transplantation.In addition,the prognostic values of these models for liver failure and their differences are evaluated.
9.The lesion distribution pattern of poststroke pathological laughing and crying:an MRI study
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2017;26(3):220-225
Objective To explore the lesion distribution pattern of poststroke pathological laughing or crying (PSPLC) by using MRI,and to discuss its pathogenesis. Methods All 24 cases selected from stroke patients who were treated in the department of neurology from May 2012 to December 2015 and had complete follow?up information after their discharge through 6 months were screened for pathological laughing and crying( PLC) . MRI characteristics of cases were analyzed retrospectively to identify lesion distribution. 28 cases with acute isolated pontine infarction who did not demonstrate PLC were enrolled as a comparison group. Lesion pattern difference between 14 cases of the pontine infarction with PLC and 28 cases of acute i?solated pontine infarction without PLC was compared. Results In these 24 cases,the highest occurrence rate of PLC was 41.67% in the second month. 15 cases had forced crying (62.5%),3 cases had forced laughing (12.5%),6 cases had pathological laughing or crying (25%). MRI studies showed lesion location in the left side were 3 cases,in the right side were 1 case,in the bilateral brain were 20 cases,in the basal ganglia were 9 cases,in the thalamus were 8 cases,in the corona radiata were 6 cases,in the semioval center were 5 cases, in the cerebral cortex were 4 cases,in the cerebellum were 4 cases and in the brain stem were 14 cases. In the cases of PLC with brain stem lesion,only 1 case was isolated pontine infarction,the other patients all combined with lesions of other parts. Compared with the pontine infarction with PLC,the isolated pontine in?farction without PLC was more likely to suffer with unilateral brain lesions(71%vs 50%),but there was no significant difference (χ2=0.844, P=0.358) . Conclusion PSFLC is not a rare complication after stroke, which is associated with multiple site of brain involvement especially pontine infarction.
10.Interaction of reactive oxygen species in atherogenetic properties of advanced glycation end products in diabetes
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2000;0(12):-
There is overwhelming evidence for an involvement of reactive oxygen species(ROS) in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis(AS) in diabetes mellitus(DM). For many years, knowledge on the contribution to diabetic complications and vascular disease induced by advanced glycation end-products(AGEs)has been rising. During the development of atherosclerosis, AGEs and ROS might have interaction. In this article, we provided four angles of view to discuss the role of ROS in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis: the chemistry of ROS, the effect of vascular targets of ROS on activity of AGEs, the role of ROS in the pathogenesis of atherogenesis by AGEs, the same effect of ROS and AGEs-transcriptional regulation. [