Objective To observe the therapeutic effect of anti-HBV placenta transfer factor injection to liver cirrhosis.Methods 193 cases of liver cirrhosis resulting from chronic hepatitis B are administrated anti-HBV placenta transfer factor.The main clinical symptoms and signs(weakness,hepatalgia,hepatosplenomegaly),the biochemical markers such as liver function(ALT,AST,serum total protein,albumin,total bilirubin,A/G),blood routine,fibrosis markers(HA、LN、PⅢP、PIVP),and serum protein electrophoresis before and after 24 weeks treatment were analysed.Results The main clinical symptoms and signs,liver function,blood routine,fibrosis markers,serum protein electrophoresis were significantly improved after 24 weeks of treatment.(P

Objective To study the effect of gallamine triethiodide (GT) on the increased afferent discharge from the muscle spindle caused by succinylcholine (SCh). Methods The nervous filaments of rats were separated from tibial nerve innervating the gastrocnemius muscle, and afferent discharge from the muscle spindle was recorded. SCh of a certain dose was injected after 4 minutes of injection of a certain dose of GT. The effect of suppression by GT on the increased afferent discharge from the muscle spindle caused by SCh was measured by counting the decrease in discharge peak frequency (DPF) and maximum increase frequency (MIF) and by counting the time of peak frequency (PF) appearing delayed than the controls. Results When the dose of SCh was 0.005mmol/kg, the dose of GT was 0.005mmol/kg, 0.010mmol/kg and 0.020mmol/kg, DPF reduced to 67.2%, 52.5% and 37.1% of the controls, respectively; MIF reduced to 61.4%, 40.2.% and 25.4%; PF appearing time delayed 43.9s, 64.3s and 80.4s than the controls. When the dose of GT was 0.005mmol/kg but the dose of SCh was 0.010mmol/kg, DPF and MIF reduced to 83.3% and 77.8% of the controls, respectively; PF appearing time delayed 22.5s than the controls. Conclusion GT has a remarkably suppressive effect on the increase in afferent discharge from the muscle spindle induced by SCh. The suppression of GT is dose-dependent, and the action of SCh and GT on muscle spindle is in competition.

Objective Systematic review the effect and side effect of Probucol on contrast-induced acute kidney injury (CIAKI), and to evaluate the characteristics and strength of the protective effect. Methods Electronic search studies from databases published in English and Chinese before March 2014, and hand searches of relevant randomized controlled trials of references. Features, the quality of research and valid data of included studies were extracted, then using RevMan 5.0 software to conduct a Meta-analysis base on Cochrane systematic review methods. Results A total of 11 literatures described eight randomized controlled trials involving 1938 cases of patients evaluated the effect of Probucal on CIAKI. A total of seven studies involving 1,298 patients, compared the incidence of CIAKI, the total incidence rate was 10.9%(141/1298), CIAKI incidence was 5.7%(37/652) in the Probucal group and 16.1%(104/646) in the control group (RR 0.37, 95%CI 0.26~0.53). Lower postoperative creatinine values was observed in Probucol group, compared with the control group on the first day Weighted Mean Difference (WMD-6.76, 95%CI-9.33~-4.20)μmol/L, the second day (WMD-16.90, 95%CI-22.61~-11.19)μmol/L, the third day(WMD-11.05, 95%CI-17.65~-4.45)μmol/L, and lower peak postoperative creatinine than the control group[(WMD- 14.58, 95%CI- 19.00 ~ - 10.16)μmol/L]. Probucol group with lower postoperative urinary KIM-1[(WMD-3.64 , 95%CI-3.72~-3.57) ng/ml], and the serum CysC was also low. Conclusions Preoperative or postoperative oral Probucol has a protective effect on CIAKI, can reduce the rise of postoperative renal injury indicators of coronary angiography or coronary intervention, such as serum creatinine and CysC, and CIAKI can be reduced by about 60%, no significant side effects observed.