Objective:To investigate the clinical manifestations and causative factors of adverse drug reactions following cinepazide mahate injection and provide reference for the safe use of drugs.Method:503 cases treated with cine- pazide maleate in our hospital were retrospectively studied and the results were statistically analyzed by SPSS(versionl 1.0).Result:Of 503 patients,27 cases presented some adverse events with an incidence of 5.4%,and adverse drug reac- tions were found in 11 cases with an incidence of 2.2%.The main adverse drug reactions were nervous,gastrointestinal and dermal reactions.The adverse drug reactions had no relation with sex,but with age of patients and combination use of drugs(P

Breast Neoplasms ; classification ; genetics ; metabolism ; pathology ; Female ; Gene Expression Profiling ; Gene Expression Regulation, Neoplastic ; Homeodomain Proteins ; metabolism ; Humans ; Neoplasm Invasiveness ; Neoplasm Recurrence, Local ; Oligonucleotide Array Sequence Analysis ; methods ; Receptors, Interleukin ; metabolism ; Signal Transduction ; Survival Rate

Objective To summarize the clinical medicine treatment in elderly patients with renal dysfunction,in order to discover the existing problems and analyze the reasons.Methods One hundred and eighty cases of senile patients with renal insufficiency were randomly selected in the second half of 2012 to analyze medication states based on the medication standard.Results Medical advices prescribed by doctors showed that 7.5 ％ of drugs were forbidden used in patients with severe renal insufficiency,and 34.1％ of drugs should be used with caution or reduction requirements.Each department and system had irrational drug using.Conclusions There are a large problem in the clinical medication in patients with renal insufficiency,and a reasonable medication standard needs to be established to find out potential irrational drug using so as to reduce the possibility of adverse reactions.

ObjectiveTo explore the distribution of nanobacteria in prostatic calculus and investigate its role in the formation of prostatic calculus. MethodsThe stones of 40 patients with prostatic calculus was used to isolate and culture the possible bacteria. The genomes of obtained bacteria were extracted, and the 16S rRNA was amplified by PCR followed by sequencing. ResultsThe obtained specific fragment had a 98% resemblance with 16S rRNA of nanobacteria: Score=2 480 bits (1 290), Expect=0.0; Identities=1 387/1 409 (98%), Gaps=4/1 409 (0%); Strand=Plus/Plus. ConclusionNanobacteria is proved existing in the stones of prostatic calculus patients by PCR and sequencing.

Objective To enhance patients' abilities in self-management. Methods We used the nursing project method to analyze reasons and develop standard process of follow-up management and health education. A retro-spective analysis of 84 patients with stage 3 to 4 CKD was performed by nursing project method. This analysis compared the changes after the intervention program,including the ability of self-management,follow-up,medication and diet compliance,and the control rate of physiological indicators. Results By comparison with the intervention before and after,there were significant improvements in each dimension of self-management ability (P<0.001),follow-up, medication and diet compliance were significantly improved(P<0.05),and there were significant improvements in the control rate of systolic pressure and blood uric acid(P<0.001),the differences were statistically significant. Conclusion The application of nursing project can improve self-management ability,the compliance of follow-up,medication and diet as well as physiological indicators in patients with stage 3 to 4 CKD.

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate potentially inappropriate medication among hospitalized older patients. METHODS: A total of 426 inpatients aged 60 s years old were included in study. The incidence of potentially inappropriate medication was defined on the basis of Beers Criteria (2003 edition). RESULTS: 426 inpatients whose mean ages were 74.8 years old took 8 kinds of medicine per patient. Our study revealed that 58 cases (13.6%) of potentially inappropriate medication were associated with drugs; 47 cases (11.0%) were dependent on disease or condition. CONCLUSIONS: A high prevalence of potentially inappropriate medication in hospitalized older patients requires further steps to prevent its occurrence.

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effect of intervention measures enforced by clinical pharmacists on reducing dosage of benzodiazepines. METHODS: Clinical pharmacists described benzodiazepine withdrawal scheme for adult patients who were treated with repeated benzodiazepine prescription more than 3 months. 10% of benzodiazepines dose was reduced every two weeks and single blind drug withdrawal was carried out. RESULTS: Consumption of benzodiazepine was reduced significantly by 70.50% after intervening by pharmacists. CONCLUSION: Clinical pharmacists play an important role in benzodiazepine withdrawal, whose intervention is rapid and useful method for physicians reducing dosage of benzodiazepines.

12-18 years old).In each age group,children were classified according to their genders.Diffusion tensor imaging(DTI)was performed in all the children's heads.Then the angles formed by splenium corporis callosi and occipital forceps were measured in fractional anisotropy maps.All the data were analyzed statistically.Results 1.The females in infant group had the larger angles formed by splenium corporis callosi and occipital forceps.With the age increasing,the average values of angles tended to decrease gradually.But in some age groups,the average values in some cases tended to increase before it decreased.2.A statistically significant sex difference was found in infant group.In young child group,pre-school age group and adolescence group,such difference was found in angles formed by occipital forceps.Only in young child group,difference in the maximum angles of splenium corporis callosi was found.3.There was a significant difference between age groups in the angles formed by sides of occipital forceps and the minimum angles of splenium corporis callosi through one-way analysis of variance.4.The angles of occipital forceps and the minimum angles of splenium corporis callosi both had a negative correlation with ages.They both had a linear regression to ages.But,there was no correlation between the maximum angles of splenium corporis callosi and ages.Conclusions Sex differences might exist in the angles formed by both sides of occipital forceps and splenium corporis callosi.The angles formed by sides of occipital forceps and parts of angles of splenium corporis callosi might decrease when the age increases.Diffusion-weighted technology can be used to study the age and sex difference in angles formed by splenium corporis callosi and occipital forceps in children.

Objective To evaluate the clinical application of endoscopic technique in corrections of square face. Methods A total of 38 patients (age 21~40 years, 35 women and 3 men) with square face were corrected by endoscope-assisted intraoral approach and resected mandibular angle with the high-speed pneumatic drill or bulky masseter muscle and buccal fat pad. Results The use of an endoscope offered a clear view of the mandibular angle region and the application of high-speed pneumatic drill facilitated accurate and easy resection of the the mandibular angle. These patients were successfully treated for these new techniques: ruduced surgical trauma, operative bleeding and surgical time, along with a reduced risk of infection. Conclusion The endoscopic assisted correction of square face offers more satisfactory clinical results with a clear view of operation and less haematoma, risk of infection, surgical trauma and time.

Objective To investigate the relationship between HLA antibodies strength and complement-binding ability in sensitized renal patients waiting for renal transplantation.Method Serum samples of 31 sensitized renal patients waiting for renal transplantation were retrospectively analyzed by single-antigen bead array (SAB) to identify HLA antibodies and in parallel by C1q-SAB to determine the complement binding of HLA antibodies.Result C1q-positive HLA antibodies had significantly higher MFI than C1q-negative HLA antibody (for Class Ⅰ,11052 ± 3291 vs.4506 ± 2960,P＜0.05;for Class Ⅱ,13347 ± 4076 vs.4448 ± 3602,P＜0.05).The mean fluorescence intensities (MFI) of IgG-SAB were correlated with the MFI of C1q-SAB for the same antibodies (Spearman correlation; Class Ⅰ,r =0.665,P ＜ 0.01 ; Class Ⅱ,r =0.761,P ＜ 0.01).Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curve analysis showed that the MFIs of HLA antibodies by IgG-SAB could predict their C1q-binding abilities [area under the curve (AUC)Class Ⅰ =0.917; AUCclass Ⅱ =0.927).Using MFI cut-off value of 8238 and 6754 for HLA Class Ⅰ and Class Ⅱ antibodies,respectively,the sensitivity and specificity for C1q binding were 82.4％ and 87.4％ for Class Ⅰ antibodies,and 90.9％ and 82％ for Class Ⅱ antibodies,respectively.Conclusion The MFI of HLA antibodies by IgG-SAB can predict the C1q binding capability at a certain extent before transplantation.