Objective To discuss the diagnosis and treatment of acquired cystic kidney disease complicated by kidney cancer. Methods Clinical data of 11 patients with acquired cystic kidney disease complicated by kidney cancer were analyzed retrospectively. Eight patients were male and three were female. The mean age was 55 years old (range 37 to 68). The time of hemodialysis ranged from 2.8 to 7. 4 years, mean 4. 8 years. Results Follow-up ranged from 17- 83 months, mean 55 months. One patient died of cardiovascular disease. Lung metastasis was detected in one patient two years after surgery. Seven patients survived free of tumor recurrence and there was no follow-up on one patient. Conclusions Increased incidence of cancer was observed in patients with end-stage renal disease who have undergone long-term dialysis. In particular, renal cell carcinoma (RCC) showed an excess incidence in ACKD patients. RCC showed an increased prevalence compared with the general population. Patients with predialysis azotemia or a dialysis duration of longer than 3 years should be screened for ACKD. Sonegraphy or CT scanning are useful for early diagnosis of ACKD. We should pay close attention to complications, including ACKD malignant tendency, in patients who have been taking long-term dialysis and positive therapy.

Eighty six patients with renal masses≤4.0 cm underwent ultrasound or CT-guided core needle biopsies.The clinical data including the initial biopsy technique,pathologic findings,and the clinical outcome were retrospectively reviewed. Biopsies were failed for diagnosis in 6 cases ( 7％ ) because of necrosis or hemorrhage of the tissue specimens.Of 80 successful biopsies,52 cases (65％) were diagnosed as malignant tumor and 28 cases (35％) as benign. Five patients had biopsy complications (6％),including postoperative hypotension,hemouria and perirenal hematoma. Forty-seven patients underwent surgical extirpation ; the consistency rate of histopathological diagnosis between biopsy and surgical specimens was 100％ in these patients.The results indicate that ultrasound or CT-guided core needle biopsy is an effective and safe procedure for diagnosis of renal small masses.

Objective:To study the epidemic and etiologic characteristics of influenza virus(Flu)and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) infections in outpatient influenza-like illness(ILI)cases of children under 10 years of age in Gansu province in 2018 And to provide evidences for diagnosis, treatment, control and prevention of Flu and RSV infections in Gansu province.Methods:A total of 8 559 pharyngeal swab samples of ILI outpatients cases were tested with real-time fluorescent PCR to detect Flu, 3 436 of which were detected by RT-PCR for RSV.Results:Of the 8559 specimens, 934 (10.91%) samples were positive for Flu. Among them, 431 were positive for H1N1, 70 were positive for H3N2, 428 were positive for Flu B, 5 were mixed; 320 of the 3436 (9.31%, ) samples were positive for RSV. There were significant differences in the positive rates of Flu and RSV among 14 cities and prefectures ( χ2=56.99, χ2=263.34, Р< 0.01). Influenza reached its peak in January 2018 with a positive rate of 50.70%. Flu B/Yamagata strain (53.53%) and A H1N1 (39.93%) were prevalent simultaneously. The peak of RSV epidemic was from February to April, the positive rate was 13.98%. The RSV positive rate of children under 5 years of age was 10.11%, higher than that of children over 5 years of age was 6.94%. There was statistical significance ( χ2=7.67, Р<0.01). Conclusions:RSV and influenza viruses are the main pathogens in ILI cases of children under 10 years of age. There are epidemic peaks in winter and spring every year. It is suggested that the monitoring of RSV and the development and application of vaccine should be strengthened.