The magnetic nearly do not have any disadvantages at therapeutic doses and do not cause the changes of cell structure and heteroplasia. The dependence on the magnetic is rare so the treatment with magnetic can be lasted. However, it has not known the side effects of the magnetic after many years (15-20) of the application of magnetic because the magnetic was applied newly
Magnetics ; Delivery of Health Care

Cerebro-vascular accident occurs mainly in subjects of > 60 years old (84%). The rehabilitation carried out in 59 patients with hemiplegia using physiotherapy gave good results on 69.5% of patients. Functional restoration by physiotherapy diminished with the rise of age
Cerebrovascular Accident ; Rehabilitation ; Hemiplegia

Among 954 outpatients there are 75.5% patient aged 50-79 was bone-joints pathology, following by the disease of spinal column (33.4%). Especially in 91.6% of patients, there was pain, in 39.1% there was a history of gastroduodenal diseases. 45.9% of patients visited to the clinic 3 months after detecting the symptoms, therefore the treatment had not satisfied result. In the whole, 49.9% got best result, 37.4% got and 12.6% bad
Physical Therapy (Specialty) ; Outpatients ; Patients ; Therapeutics ; Rehabilitation

This study was carried out on 44 patients with celebrovascular accident (CVA) at Huu Nghi Hospital. Results showed that CVA infarctus particularly happens in the rest time much more than in working time (66.0%). 86.6% of the patients had been started to rehabilitation is less than 10 days after CVA. Average distance of the time from CVA to: help to sit up: 4.59 days, one's self sit up: 8.29 days, help to stand up: 9.55 days, one's self stand up: 10.5 days, help to walk: 10.87 days, one's self walk: 13.26 days
Chronobiology ; Cerebrovascular Accident ; Rehabilitation

Background: Rotavirus vaccines used to prevent acute diarrhea among children under 5 years old. In Vietnam, with the assistance of the World Health Organization (WHO), Centers for disease control and prevention (CDC), Atlanta, United States, Ministry of Health and Ministry of science and technology researched to create rotavirus master seed G1P8 which would use to produce Rota virus in Vietnam. Objectives: to evaluate titre and safety of rotavirus master seed G1P8 in vitro and in experimental animals. Subjectives and Method: experimental studies in vitro and experimental animals. Rotavirus master seed G1P8 (KH0118) series 1 (MS-P5) and series 2 (MS-P5) produced in 2005, preserved 80oC, were determined by immunofluorescence method (with unit of FFU/ml). The strains were tested in experimental animal\u2019s safety like the safe requirements of World Health Organization on live-attenuated vaccine (OPV). Results: no detection for exotic virus strains in virus suspension by PCR and titres of rotavirus master seed were similar and were more than 107 FFU / ml. 10 intervened rabbits were healthy life during follow up period, 8/10 these rabbits increased weight after follow up period, only two rabbits reduced weight but increase of mean weight of all 10 rabbits was 106%. 5 intervened guinea-pig increased mean weight (158%) and healthy during follow-up period. 4 experimental white mice increased mean weight (195%), higher than control groups. It was safety in experimenting on baby mice. Conclusions: two lots of rotavirus master seed G1P8 produced in POLYVAC had high titre and safety both in vitro and in experimental animals.
Rotavirus ;

Background: According to assessment of Ministry of Health, developing constitution of pupuls under 14 years old grade A: 23%, grade B: 52%, grade C: 25%. Objectives: Analysis on environmental conditions, school and health status of pupils, comment, propose to enhance study conditions as well as constitution for pupils. Subjects and method: Pupils at primary schools, secondary shools, high schools in Quang Dien, Huong Thuy, A Luoi district. Method: cross-sectional descriptive study by light meter, measure microclimate, noise and steel measure to measure size of desks and chairs. Analyse, synthetize data by Exel. Results: School environment had remained disadvantageous factors that affects on pupils\ufffd?health status. There were a shortage of hygienic contructions, wrong size chairs and benches, poorly equipped school health office. Among 20,800 pupils, good health (grade A) was 48,42% in elementary schools, 52,07% in middle schools and 54,1% in high schools. The rate of eye diseases has increased in higher classes. Conclusion: Build and transform school have met the regulation of Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education and Training. School must have clean water works, clean toilet and have handwash tub. Organize periodic health test for pupils, always control school hygiene to timely contribute opinions help school to overcome shortcomings, limit disadvantageous conditions for pupils to prevent school health cause by insanitation environments and conditions.
Health Status ; Pupil/ physiology ;

Background: Primary nephrotic syndrome in adult patients is a common sign of patients with primary glomerular disease. Objective: To evaluate the responsiveness of adult patients with primary nephrotic syndrome to corticosteroid alone or in combination with cyclophosphamid and the treatment - related complications. Subjects and method: Based on pathological findings 91 patients with primary nephrotic syndrome divided into 2 groups: group 1 (75 patients) were assigned to receive corticosteroid alone at 1 mg/kg/day, group 2 (16 patients) were assigned to receive the corticosteroid at 0.5 mg/kg/day and cyclophosphamid at 2 mg/kg/day. 11 non - responders from group 1 were switched to group 2 after 6 months of treatment by \r\n', u'corticosteroid alone. The response to therapy was assessed after 3 months and 6 months of treatment. Results:In group 1 the number of patients responding to corticosteroid alone was increasing from 38 after 3 months to 50 after 6 months. In group 2 the number of patients responding to combined protocol was increasing from 4 (14.8%) to 12 (44.4%). The most frequently seen corticosteroid - related complication was cushingoid which is reversible after reducing dose or stop treatment. Severe complications were not common. For the whole group taking cyclophosphamid leucocytopenia, was seen in 4/27 (14.8%) patients, in subgroup of women hypo - amenorrhea was observed in 3/15 (20%) of cases. Conclusions: Results of study encourage the prolongation of treatment. Sterility and if possible preventive measures should be taken into consideration when cyclophosphamid is selected for young patients in reproductive age.\r\n', u'
Nephrotic Syndrome/ therapy

Background: Rotavirus type A is the most common cause of acute gastrointestinal inflammatory in children under 5 years old, especially in age groups 6 and 36 months. Some rotavirus strains are common; seen recently in Vietnam are G1, G2, G3, G4 and G9, P4, P6 and P8. Objective: Surveillance of epidemiological characteristics of rotavirus induced diarrhea in the National Pediatric Hospital from September, 2007 to March, 2008. Subject and methods: Collection of 322 stool specimens of pediatric patients with acute diarrhea (including 213 specimens from male, 109 specimens from female), who were treated in the National Pediatric Hospital. All of these specimens were determined for causes of rotavirus with the enzyme immunoassay (EIA). Results and Conclusion: Among these 322 stool specimens, there were 195 rotavirus positive specimens, accounted for 60.56%. The rate of monthly distribution of rotavirus diarrhea from September, 2007 to March, 2008 were 76%, 56%, 62%, 61%, 64%, 56% and 44%, respectively. Number of rotavirus positive cases in male and female was 56 (26.29%) and 79 (72.48%), respectively. The rate of rotavirus positive children compared to total number of specimens with the age 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 months, 12-24 months, 24-36 months and over 36 months was 7.69%, 15.9%, 41.54%, 32.82%, 1.54% and 0.51%, respectively. The results of type identification indicated that phenotypes of 37 among 40 specimens were identified (92.5%) in which there were 5 specimens of G1P8 (12.5%), 20 specimens of G3P8 (50%), 1 specimen of G9P8 (2.5%), 2 specimens of G1Pmixed (5%), 9 specimens of G3Pmixed (22.5%), 1 specimen of G unidentified-type P8 (2.5%) and 2 specimens of G3 P unidentified-type (5%).
rotavirus ; diarrhea ; epidemiology

Background: Heparansulfate Interacting Protein (HIP) is a protein that belongs to a novel class of heparin and heparansulfate binding protein. It plays an important role in extracellular matrix structure and function, cell-cell and cell-extracellular matrix adhesion, growth and differentiation. HIP was shown to be expressed in normal epithelia and epithelial cell lines at both mRNA and protein levels. Especially, HIP was found to be up-regulated in some cancer cell lines and related to different status and metastasis.\r\n', u'Objectives: To determinate HIP transcript level of mRNA in breast cancer tissues in comparison with normal tissues; to compare HIP transcript level at different cancer stages and cancer cell types. \r\n', u'Subjects and method: Total RNA was isolated from 62 tissue samples (47 breast cancer and 15 normal tissues); cDNA synthesis by reverse transcript \u2013polymerase chain reaction (RT \u2013 PCR); determination of HIP transcript using semi-quantitative RT \u2013 PCR. \r\n', u'Results: HIP transcript was particularly up \u2013 regulated in breast cancer tissues compared to normal tissues, especially this up-regulated in cancer tissues at different stages of development and cancer cell types. \r\n', u'Conclusion: These results show that the HIP transcript level was different between breast cancer and normal tissues and its expression was related to different status and metastasis in human cancer cell lines. HIP may be used as a prognostic marker for breast cancer.\r\n', u'
Heparansulfate Interacting Protein (HIP) ; breast cancer

Background: Acute gastroenterophathy usually caused by the Rota virus for children under 5 years old. Objectives: To present various types of data on epidemiology of ROTA virus diarrhea in Ho Chi Minh city from 12/2006-11/2007. Material and method: The data were collected from 500 stool specimens of diarrhea diagnosed chilren hosptalised at Thuy Dien Pediatric hospital 1, Ho Chi Minh city from December/2006 to November /2007. Results:There were 322 rotavirus-positive specimens, representing 64.4%. The proportions of monthly distribution of cases with diarrhea due to rotavirus were 90.1%, 54.39%, 85.37%, 74.51%, 72.92%, 41.67%, 26.67%, 58.33%, 79.31%, 52.63%, 69.05% and 57.78%, respectively. The numbers of rotavirus-positive cases in male and female were 216 (65.26%) and 106 (62.72%), respectively. The proportions of Rota virus positive children compared to total number of diarrheal cases with age 0-3, 3-6, 6-12, 12-24, 24-36 and over 36 months were 2.80%, 7.76%, 40.06%, 40.68%, 5.28% and 3.42%, respectively.\r\n', u'The results of typing identification indicated that the phenotypes of 98 among 100 specimens were identified (98%) in which there were sixty-one specimens of G1P8 (61%), one specimen of G2P8 (1%), fourteen specimens of G3P8 (14%), four of specimens of G4P8 (4%), eighteen specimens of GmixedP8 (18%). There were only two specimens of GnontypeableP8 (2%). Conclusion: Further studies should be carried out to clear this issue.\r\n', u'
Rotavirus ; gel type.