Neurology is a professional science. The content of neurotomia, sub-speciality knowl-edge and auxiliary examination are abundant, and meanwhile it is rather difficult. Clinical graduates after graduation are malnly engaged in clinical work, clinical services, and will play a variety of roles in the course of their clinical practice so it is necessary for them to learn comprehensive knowledge. This article introduced experience of clinical postgraduates tralning of neurology, such as doctor-patient communication skills, basic theoretical study (neurology, neurotomia and sub-speciality knowledge), clinical thinking, and assistant examination, clinical research capacity during these 18month. It will provide the theoretical and practical knowledge in the future work.

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic autoimmune disease characterized by multi-organ and multisystemic involvement and various clinical manifestations.Bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (BM-MSCs),a kind of non-hematopoietic stem cells originating from the mesoderm,are key components of hematopoietic microenvironment.Recent studies have indicated that SLE is a disorder of stem cells.Both hematopoietic and mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are abnormal in SLE,which mainly manifests as changes of biological characteristics,abnormal cytoskeleton and ultrastructure,shortened telomeres,increased telomerase and SA-β-Gal acitivity,decreased differentiative ability,aberrant immunoregulatory effect,and other features of senescence.The mechanism of MSC aging may be related to up-regulated expressions of aging-related genes p53/p21cip1,p16INK4a/Rb and p27kip1/pTEN,elevated levels of reactive oxygen species (ROS),endoplasmic reticulum stress,epigenetic alterations,etc.

Objective To evaluate biological behaviors of bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (BMSCs) from patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE),to confirm that the BMSCs are aging stems cells,and to explore mechanisms underlying their aging.Methods BMSCs were isolated from bone marrow of 6 patients with SLE (patient group) and 8 healthy human controls (control group) by density-gradient centrifugation and plastic adherence,and cultured in vitro.Optical microscopy was conducted to observe morphological changes and growth of BMSCs,and growth curves were drawn.The differentiation ability of BMSCs was evaluated through culture of them with adipogenic and osteogenic induction medium.Flow cytometry was performed to identify cellular surface markers and to analyze cell cycle and apoptosis,and scratch assay to assess the migration ability of BMSCs.Immunofluorcscence assay and Western blot analysis were carried out to analyze the distribution and expression of p27kip1/PTEN in BMSCs respectively.Results Patient-derived BMSCs,which had a broad,fiat and polygonal shape,showed decreased growth rate,migration activity as well as adipogenic and osteogenic ability compared with those from the controls.There was a significant increase in the proportion of BMSCs in early stage (17.98％ ± 3.26％ vs.8.23％ ± 3.25％,t =3.91,P =0.011) as well as in middle to late stages (16.80％ ± 9.63％ vs.3.33％ ± 2.21％,t =2.99,P=0.048) of apoptosis in the patient group compared with the control group.Moreover,compared with the control group,the patient group showed a significantly higher proportion of BMSCs arrested in the G0/G1 phase (92.34％ ± 5.80％ vs.78.65％ ± 3.22％,t =3.635,P =0.015),but a lower proportion in the S phase (0.86％ ± 1.72％ vs.5.06％ ± 1.874％,t =3.084,P=0.027).The protein expressions of p27 and PTEN were significantly higher in the patient group than in the control group (p27/β-actin:t =2.784,P=0.039;PTEN/β-actin:t=4.812,P =0.041).Conclusion The BMSCs from SLE patients exhibit senescence-related features,which may be associated with elevated expression levels of p27kip1/PTEN.

The medical disputes in the primary hospitals increase year by year , and the practical experience at the grass-roots level during 1999 and 2013 showed the medical disputes had various reasons .For primary hospi-tals, the reasons included incomplete reform and management , unsuitable technical level of medical staff , inappropri-ate physician -patient communication and medical service , disunity within the hospital , lack of self -protection awareness;For patients, the reasons included the high expectations of medical service , non-compliance with medi-cal workers, poor economic conditions , week legal awareness;and some reasons from the society , media, etc.To ef-fectively alleviate the tension of physician -patient relationship and build a harmonious medical environment , the pri-mary hospitals need to strengthen the internal management , improve the comprehensive quality of medical staff , en-hance the physician -patient communication , improve self-protection awareness , and establish a good image of pri-mary hospitals.

A 11-year-old child diagnosed as chronic tonsillitis and adenoid hypertrophy underwent adeno-tonsillectomy under general anesthesia. After surgery, patient complained with abdominal discomfort, paleness and vomiting, which presented as the old black contents. Complete blood count showed: 45.2 g/L, hemoglobin of red blood cells 2.57 x 10(12)/L, An emergency gastroscopy confirmed gastric ulcer with hemorrage. Hemorrage was controlled and complete blood count results restored to normal after supportive therapy. Gastric ulcer completely recovered two weeks after discharge.
Adenoidectomy ; Child ; Humans ; Male ; Peptic Ulcer Hemorrhage ; etiology ; Postoperative Complications ; Stomach Ulcer ; etiology ; Tonsillectomy

Objective To investigate the effect of asphyxia on newborn's gastric myoelectrical activity by electrogastrography (EGG). Methods Twenty four asphyxia newborns (mild and severe type) and 15 normal newborns were enrolled. Electrogastric activity were recorded by a Portable EGG. The recording were performed 30 minutes before and after feeding respectively Results Compared with normal control,bradygastria (4 cpm) increased significantly ( P 0.01). Conclusions (1)By the help of EGG, we can get information about gastric myoelectrical activity in neonatal asphyxia.(2)Bradygastria is more prominent before feeding in mild asphyxia group; Slow wave is decreased in severe asphyxia group than that of control and mild asphyxia, but tachygastria increases significantly. This kind of abnormal electrogastric rhythm may contribute to feeding difficulty, abdominal distension and vomiting in asphyxia newborns.

Objective To analyze the expression and clinical significance of tumor suppressor phosphatase -tension protein gene(PTEN)in differentiated thyroid carcinoma and the relationship with the V600E gene site muta-tion of murine sarcoma viral oncogene homolog B1(BRAF).Methods The expression of PTEN was assayed by im-munohistochemical staining in differentiated thyroid carcinoma and adjacent tissues.The differences were compared between clinical pathological features.The BRAF V600E gene mutation was detected by fluorescence quantitative pol-ymerase chain reaction(PCR)and to investigate the correlation between the expression of PTEN and BRAF V600E mutation.Results The negative rate of PTEN was 78.75%(63 /80)in differentiated thyroid carcinoma,13.75%(11 /80)in adjacent tissues(χ2 =27.236,P =0.000).There were significant differences in the expression of PTEN between I -II and III -IV in TNMstage,grade I and II,and lymph node metastasis(χ2 =10.395,6.948,9.263,P =0.000,0.006,0.000).The differences were not significant in the expression of PTEN between different gender,≤45 years and >45 years different pathological types and tumor diameter <2cm and ≥2cm(χ2 =1.113,0.941, 2.301,1.567,P =0.185,0.213,0.087,0.181).There was correlation between the expression of PTEN and BRAF V600E mutations(r =0.301,P =0.004).Conclusion The expression of PTEN is involved in the occurrence and development of differentiated thyroid cancer and is associated with BRAF V600E.The PTEN has the predictive value of prognosis in tumors.

Objectives To investigate the postoperative quality of life of cervical cancer patients treated by laparo-scopic surgery. Methods 27 cases of cervical cancer treated by laparoscopic surgery from May 2009 to September 2010 as observation group, 27 cases of cervical cancer treated by laparotomy treatment in the same period as control group. Observe and analyzed the clinical data, operation, postoperative recurrence and survival rates and postopera-tive FACT-G score between the two groups. Results Age, body mass index has no statistical difference between the two groups ( > 0.05), the blood loss in observation group was less than that in control group ( < 0.05), the lymph node dissection number in observation group was more than that in control group ( < 0.05), the exhaust time and hospital stay in observation group were less than that in control group ( <0.05), the 1-year, 3-year and 5-year re-currence rate and survival rate in observation group showed no significant difference compared with control group ( < 0.05). The 1-year, 3-year and 5-year FACT-G score in control group were higher than that in control group ( < 0.05). Conclusion Laparoscopic surgery for cervical cancer patients can reduce bleeding, shorten exhaust time and hospitalization time, improve postoperative FACT-G score and postoperative quality of life of cervical cancer pa-tients.

The effects of vitamin A on wound healing and thymus weight were studied in postoperative rats. Serum vitamin A level was significantly lowered in rats (group I) received vitamin A 6?g ? 100g bw-1?d-1. per os as.compared to the uninjured control received the same dose of vitamin A. The thymus in group I was significantly atrophic than the control. In rats received vitamin A 25?g?100g bw-1?d-1 (group Ⅱ), serum vitamin A level was kept normal and the thymus was unchanged. The histological change of the skin during wound healing nearly approached normal, and the tensile strength of the healed wound was markedly greater than in group Ⅰ. In rats received vitamin A 50?g?100g bw-1?d-1 (group Ⅲ), the effect on wound healing and the thymus was not better than group Ⅱ. A suitable dosage of vitamin A in wound healing was about 25?g?100g bw-1?d-1, i.e. 4 times the normal allowances of the rat.

Objective To discuss the value of Time-Resolved Imaging of Contrast Kinetics (TRICKS) in the diagnosis of lower extremity diseases. Methods 24 cases (27 times) with lower extremity, skeleton and blood vessel diseases undergoing TRICKS were retrospectively analyzed. There were 14 cases with both lower extremities two -segment scan, 5 cases(6 times) with one-segment scan(thigh), and 5 cases (7 times) with one-segment scan(calf). Conventional sequences were performed followed by enhanced MR angiography with the TRICKS technique. Results The TRICKS images for all cases satisfied the vascular changes and structure demonstration in arteriovenous phase, and the full circulative process of those pathological vessels were observed. The diagnostic accuracy of TRICKS angiography has been validated. Conclusion The TRICKS provides a method for imaging the change of blood flow. The vascularity in the target vascular and tumor can also be obtained. Hence TRICKS provide important information in clinical decision making.