3.Acupuncture technique of "five elements motion and six kinds of qi".
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2015;35(7):727-730
The origin and development of "five elements motion and six kinds of qi" acupuncture technique are reviewed, and acupuncture for treatment and prevention of disorders of "five elements motion and six kinds of qi" is summarized. Also its principle is analyzed. Problems such as the inconformity of acupoint selection, lack of systematic theory are discussed. It is pointed out that, instead of indiscriminate copy, treatment should be based on the observation of the transportation and transformation of qi; it is suggested that the classics should be inherited and innovated, combining the tradition with contemporary, and according to a sixty-year cycle, the acupuncture technique of "five elements motion and six kinds of qi" can be improved systematically for promotion and application.
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4.Importance of post-examination procedures in clinical microbiology laboratory
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2012;35(4):293-295
Post-examination quality management is an important part in clinical microbiology,which includes systematic review,standardized result reporting format and interpretation,protection of private infomation in accordance with the medical ethics system,consulting services,and proper storage of clinical microbial specimens in course of post-examination procedures.Only in this way,the clinical microbiology laboratory could play greater roles in guiding doctors to rational antibacterial drug usage and preventing the produce of drug-resistaut strains.
5.Should the patients with middle cerebral artery occlusion of transient ischemic attack be treated with intravenous tissue plasminogen activator?
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2011;19(2):157-160
Neuroimaging studies show that transient ischemic attacks of middle cerebral artery occlusion are not uncommon.Whether these patients should be treated with tissue plasminogen activator remains to be controversial.This article introduces the different views around this debate.
6.Homocysteine and the prevention of ischemic stroke
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2009;17(3):233-240
The evidence from epidemiological and observational studies support that homocysteine is an important risk factor for ischemic stroke. Using folic acid and vitamins B to reduce homocysteine may effectively prevent ischemic stroke. However, the results of the vast majority of clinical trials are negative. This article analyzes them.
7.Advances in personalized treatment of cancer guided by gene
Journal of International Oncology 2010;37(3):176-178
Evidence-based medicine,personalization,standardization are the three common sense of cancer care in the 21st century.The model of cancer treatment has changed from experience-guided treatment into gene guided personalized treatment.Recently,personalized treatment of cancer develops fast,particularly in molecular profile for prognosis,molecular marker for efficiency of target drug and so on.
8.NK Activity in PEC and Spleen Cells with the Stimulation of BCG
Chinese Journal of Immunology 1985;0(05):-
The cytotoxic activity of WAB/NOT rats peritoneal exudate cells(PEC),spleencells were tested after the stimulation of large dose(Img)of BCG intraperitoneallyand intravenously. The data show the NK activity was increased markedly in PEC in a quantifiable5hr ~(51)C rrelease assay after 5 days stimulation by BCG.Nylon wool coloumn threa-tment had no significant effect on the cytotoxic activity in PEC but the carbonyl irontreatment did. The data suggest that rat NK cells in PEC are W3/25 negative when we used theantibody to label the cells and to sorter them on FACS. The data also show the suppressor cells were induced by BCG at the same time.Both NK cells and suppressor cells regulate immunological mechanism effected on tumor.
9.Quantimet analysis of Pathlogical Changes of Blood Circulatory Disturbances in Rat
Chinese Journal of Trauma 1990;0(04):-
The pathological changes of blood circulatory disturbances of the rat lungs induced by blast or blast burn injuries were analysed quantitatively by quantimet 920. After infusion fixation with 40% formalin, the different relevant grey levels were viewed in four longitudinal sections of left and right lungs. The different greg levels corresponded with the severity of circulatory disturbancecs, espesially with the hemorrhage. Because various degrees of disturbances play different roles in the pathophysiological effect on the body, weight coefficinet 0, 1, 2, 4 were designed respectively according to the grey level, the sum of both all grey area of the lung and corresponding weight coefficinet indicates the value of the degree of circulatory disorder in the injuried lung. Thus the severity of the pathlogical changes could be estimated quantitatively.
10.Discussion on the adaptation of special medical service to medical market competition
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1996;0(05):-
The author attempts to discuss the laws of special medical service market from the perspective of the combination of theory and practice, makes an in-depth analysis of the seven features of special medical service, and puts forward four strategies for responding to competition on special medical service market. Using the success of the hospital he works with as an example, the author proves the feasibility of implementing the competitive strategies and hopes to share their experience with people working in the same field.