Objecitve To observe the effects of ursolicacid on contractile activity of uterine smooth muscle strips of virginal rats.Methods 20 Wistar virginal rats,weight 200-300g were selected,to record the effects of ursolicacid(1.0?10~(-8),2.0?10~(-8),3.0?10~(-8),4.0?10~(-8)g/L) on contractile activity of uterine smooth muscle strips with Biolap 410 Biological System.Diphenhydramine(2?10~(-6)mol/L),Phentolamine(2?10~(-6)mol/L),Verapamil(2?10~(-7)mol/L),Indomethacin(2?10~(-5)mol/L) were used as antagonists to study the mechanisms of ursolicacid on uterine smooth muscle strips.Results Ursolicacid could significantly potentiate uterine contractile activity of virginal rats.It could increase the frequencies,prolong the duration and enlarge the amplitude of contractile activity.The effect of which could be inhibited by the Indomethacin;but could not restrained by other antagonists.Conclusion The results of Ursolicacid may be mainly primarily with prostaglandin synthese or release,but not mediated by H_(1) receptor,? receptor and L-voltage-dependant calcium channels.

Objective To evaluate the method and result of thyroid artery embolization as a new therapy for hyperthyroidism. Methods Twenty two patients with hyperthyroidism underwent selective thyroid artery embolization. Totally 52 thyroid arteries were embolized with microspheres. The indications to this therapy were following: hyperthyroid patients having indications to surgical and 131 I therapy, clinically being difficult to complete the preparation for subtotal thyroidectomy and having high risk for surgical process because of their huge thyroid gland. Results Serum level of thyroid hormones dropped significantly [median T3 from 8 8 nmol/L(4 3～ 43 0 nmol/L) to 4 0 nmol/L(1 1～9 2 nmol/L), median T4 from 206 4 nmol/L(77 4～748 2 nmol/L) to 144 5 nmol/L(25 8～279 9 nmol/L), P

OBJECTIVES: To summarize the characteristics of family homicide cases and to provide reference for the analysis and prevention of such cases. METHODS: Seventeen solved family homicide cases in Liyang from 2004 to 2014 were investigated. The original registration information, record of scene investigation, corpse inspection report and case situation were analyzed statistically. RESULTS: The characteristics of the 17 family homicides cases showed that most victims were female and most suspects were male, and spouse infidelity and suspected spouse infidelity have higher proportion in the motives for the killings. Murders by patients with psychosis, camouflage murders and murder-suicides occupied a certain proportion in the family homicide cases. CONCLUSIONS The family homicide cases are correlated with the family factors such as extramarital sexual intercourse and murder by patients with psychosis. Some suspects suicided after murder. The tools for committing crimes have the features of simplicity, randomness and easy source availability.
Cadaver ; Crime Victims ; Family ; Female ; Homicide ; Humans ; Male ; Motivation ; Psychotic Disorders ; Retrospective Studies ; Suicide

ObjectiveTo explore the methods and effectiveness of interventional revascularization of complex arteriosclerosis obliterans (ASO)of lower extremity arteries according to their imaging characteristics.Methods Seventy-eight patients with lower extremity ASO complex lesions classified as TASC Ⅱ C/D ( n =68 ) and TASC Ⅱ B ( n =10) underwent antigrade or combined antigrade-retrograde subintimal angioplasty.Their clinical situations were Fontaine stage Ⅲ/Ⅳ or severe stage Ⅱ.All the long occlusion,flush occlusion,multiple occlusion,popliteal artery occlusion,below knee artery occlusion and aortoiliac artery occlusion were identified as complex lesion imaging features and as the indication of interventional treatment if only there were visible outflow vessels and suitable puncture site.Statistical analysis was used to compare ankle-brachial index (ABI) pretreatment and post-treatment by t test.Results Successful revascularization was achieved in 73 patients technically.No obvious complications occurred.Ischemia symptoms improved quickly after accomplishment of recanalization.Average ABI increased from 0.45 ±0.07 to 0.76 ±0.11 after the treatment(t =- 19.78,P ＜0.01 ).Symptoms in 5 patients who failed to get arterial recanalization were stable.Follow up of 6 to 12 months in 47 patients showed stable improvement in 22 of them.Conclusion It is more practical to choose and expand application of interventional treatment for complex ASO according to imaging characteristics of lesions than according to TASC classification.

Objective To investigate the diagnostic value of DSA for micro hepatocelluar carcinoma(MHCC)in patients with hepatic cirrhosis. Methods Three hundred and fourty cases of hepatic cirrhosis who were going to receive bone marrow stem cells transplantation via hepatic artery underwent hepatic arterial DSA. No definite evidence of hepatoma had been found during the former CT scan and ultrasound test in these patients. Multi-angle projection DSA was performed to display the characteristics of MHCC and super-selective TACE treatment was given in cases of the diagnosed MHCC. Results MHCC were found by DSA in 20 cases who were all of post-hepatitis B cirrhosis and with single-lesion of sized 0.4 - 1.0 cm. DSA showed the characteristics of nodular stains in early or middle arterial phase in angiography. 18 lesions were in the right lobe and 2 in the left lobe. AFP were negative in 16 cases and positive in 4 cases. Super-selective segmental TACE were performed with micro catheter system for the treatment. Conclusions DSA is more sensitive to detect MHCC in the patients with hepatic cirrhosis, comparing with regular contrasted CT scan or ultrasound.

Objective To evaluate interventional techniques for the treatment of visceral aneurysms. Methods A total of 11 aneurysms were found in 9 patients with visceral aneurysms who received interventional treatment. Of the 9 patients, single aneurysm at both superior mesenteric artery (SMA) and right colonic artery was seen in one, 2 aneurysms at same splenic artery in one, one aneurysm at splenic artery in 5, aneurysm at right gastric artery in one and pseudoaneurysm at hepatic artery in one. In 9 patients the transcatheter endovascular coil embolization was successfully carried out for 10 aneurysms, including splenic (n = 7), right colonic artery (n = 1), right gastric artery (n = 1) and hepatic pseudoaneurysm (n = 1). One stent-graft was used for the SMA aneurysm. Results Technical success was achieved in all cases without any serious complications. Conclusion Interventional embolization with coils can successfully occlude most visceral aneurysms, while stent-graft should be used when the aneurysm is difficult to be occluded with coil.

Objective To explore the feasibility and proper technique of subintimal racanalization in treating chronic aorto-iliac artery occlusion. Methods Subintimal racanalization via right brachial artery access was performed in a 57-years-old man with chronic total occlusion of aorto-iliac artery. Subintimal pathways were created with two hydrophilic guidwires (Teromo), which were inserted into the subintimal space from the occluded end of the abdominal aorta and got into the right and left external iliac arteries separately. Subintimal arterial flossing with antegrade-retrograde intervention was employed in left side to overcome the difficulty in reentering the true lumen. The exchange guidwires were conducted out of the femoral artery puncture sites on both sides in sequence, in this way the bilateral femoral pathways were established. Aorto-iliac artery balloon angioplasty and retrograde stent implantation, including one aortal and 5 iliac stents, were carried out by kissing technique from the femoral site. Results The aorto-iliac artery lumen was successfully reopened after the procedure. The internal lumen shape of the stents was satisfactory and the blood flow was unobstructed. The ischemic symptoms of the lower extremities disappeared completely. The ankle brachial index (ABI) rose from 0.32 to 0.96, and the condition remained stable in a follow-up period of 10 months. Conclusion Subintimal racanalization therapy is practical and safe for treating total aorto-iliac artery occlusion, especially for the patients with chronic arterial sclerosis.

Objective To study the effects of nutgrass galingale rhizome decotion on contractile activity of uterine smooth muscle strips of non-pregnant rats.Methods We selected 60 Wistar non-pregnant rats of weight 250-300 g to record the effects of nutgrass galingale rhizome decotion(1.0 g/L,2.0 g/L,4.0 g/L,8.0 g/L) on contractile activity of uterine smooth muscle strips of non-pregnant rats with Biolap 410 Biological System.Four antagonists,diphenhydramine(2?10-6mol/L),phentolamine(2?10-6mol/L), verapamil(2?10-7mol/L),and indomethacin(2?10-5mol/L) were used to study their mechanisms respectively.Results Water extract of nutgrass galingale rhizome(4?10-3kg/L) could significantly weaken uterine contractile activity of non-pregnant rats,lessen the frequencies,shorten the duration and lower the amplitude of contractile activity.Conclusion The effect of nutgrass galingale rhizome on contractile activity of uterine smooth muscle strips in rats may be mainly associated with prostaglandin synthese or release nothing with L-voltage-dependant calcium channels,H1 receptor or ? receptor.

Objective To explore the application of non-breathholding photography technology in angiography. Methods 183 cases with abdominal and thoracic DSA examination were separated into non-breathholding experimental group and conventional breath-hold control group in proper order. The experimental group collected images in natural breathing and the conventional group gained images after inspiratory breathholding in imaging process. The images of two groups were adjusted by the post-processing functions and were print film; the quality of the images was evaluated. Results In the chest experimental group(n =37) had 36cases(97.30% )satisfactory and 1 case(2.70% ) unsatisfactory, and the control group(n=36)had 32cases(88.89%) satisfactory and 4 (11.11%) unsatisfactory. In the abdominal experimental group(n=55) had 53 cases(96.36%) satisfactory and 2 cases(3.64%) unsatisfactory images, and the control group(n=55) had 49 cases(89.09%) satisfactory and 6cases(10.91%) unsatisfactory images. There is no significant difference of the image quality between the two groups in each part (chest part ?2=2.02, 0.1

Objective To investigate the value of percutaneous transsplenic varices embolization (PTSVE) for treatment of upper gastrointestinal bleeding. Methods Twenty cases with liver cirrhosis and portal hypertension suffered upper gastrointestinal bleeding. PTSVE was administered to them with hardener and coils. Among them, 8 cases had massive hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) in right lobe; 10 cases with hepatocellular carcinoma had portal vein tumor thrombus and occlusion; the other two cases with liver cirrhosis had portal vein thrombosis. All of these cases were not suitable for percutaneous transhepatic varices embolization (PTHVE) . PTSVE was performed under the guidance of fluoroscopy. Results Technical success was achieved in 18 patients. A total of 35 gastric coronary veins were embolized. In all these cases, upper gastrointestinal bleeding stopped after PTSVE. There was no recurrence within 1 month follow-up. No serious complication occurred. Conclusion PTSVE is a safe and efficient alternative treatment for upper gastrointestinal bleeding, especially for cases with portal vein occlusion or with massive HCC in right lobe of liver.