The recurrence rate of non -small cell lung cancer ( NSCLC) patients after radiotherapy and chemotherapy have been increasing .The therapy scheme consists of reirradiation、chemotherapy、and chemoradio-therapy,with the purpose of improving the local control and prolonging the survival time .Reirradiation is feasible for locally recurrence of non -small-cell lung cancer patients , treatment is security and could better improve quality of life in patients .The majority of patients are tolerable and have better short -term efficacy , No severe short term radiation induced injury is observed .But the long term radiation induced injury and long term efficacy need further investigation .In the present paper ,we review the roles of reirradiation for locally recurrence of non -small-cell lung cancer patients after radiotherapy and chemotherapy and the progress in clinical research .

Objective To study the effect of Qing Yi Tang(QYT) on bacterial and endotoxin translocation from intestine in acute hemorrhagic necrotizing pancreatitis(AHNP) in rats.Methods SD rats were randomly divided into 3 groups: AHNP group,AHNP +QYT treatment group and sham operation(SO) group.AHNP models were set up in the former two group,while the pancreas was only mobilized in SO group.After setting up the model,QYT was gavaged in the QYT group,while normal saline was gavaged in the SO group and AHNP group.The concentration of endotoxin(ET) and the DNA of E.coli expressoin in portal vein blood in three groups of rats were measured 24h later.Results The concentration of ET and amount of E.coli DNA in portal vein of QYT group were lower than those of AHNP group.Conclusions QYT can reduce significantly the concentration of ET and E.coli DNA in portal vein blood and decrease bacterial and endotoxin translocation from intestine in the AHNP rats.

Objective To prospectively assess right ventricular dysfunction and the metergasis before and after therapy of thrombolysis with ECG gated multi-detector spiral computed tomography (MSCT)in patients with acute pulmonary embolism. Methods Triple rule-out ECG gated MSCT examination was performed in 96 consecutive patients suspected of PE. 25 patients with central PE were confirmed. 25 agematched subjects without cardiac and pulmonary disease were recruited as control group. Triple rule-out ECG gated MSCT were performed again to assess cardiac function after therapy of thrombolysis. Dimension ratios for the right ventricle (RV) and left ventricle ( LV), main pulmonary artery and aorta were measured.Furthermore, the RV and LV end-diastolic volumes (EDV), end-systolic volume (ESV) and ejection fraction (EF) were also measured. The mean values were compared with analysis of variance (ANOVA) and Newman-Keuls test before and after thrombolysis. Results The mean values of RVEDV, RVESV, RVEF,RV/LV ESV volume ratio, RV/LV dimension ratio and main pulmonary artery/aorta dimension ratio in control group were (150.5±24.1) ml,(71.5 ±18.5) ml, (53.5 ±4.2)%, 1.08 ±0.04, 1.01 ±0.04 and 0. 99 ±0. 02, respectively. While those in PE group were ( 190. 3 ± 16. 2) ml, ( 128. 1 ± 13.2) ml,(32.7 ± 3.6 ) %, 2.00 ± 0.26, 1.30 ± 0. 09 and 1.34 ± 0. 11, respectively. Those after therapy of thrombolysis were ( 159. 2 ± 21.5 ) ml, ( 80. 7 ± 9.4) ml, (49. 2 ± 5.9) %, 1.22 ± 0.25, 1.02 ± 0.02 and 1.02±0.11,respectively. ESV and EDV of RV were larger (q= 6.28, P<0.01; q=7.59, P<0.01),EF value was lower (q = 4. 82, P < 0.01 ) in PE group than those in control group. RV/LV ESV volume ratio, the RV/LV dimension ratio and main pulmonary artery/aorta dimension ratio were larger ( q = 6. 04,P <0. 01; q =4. 43, P <0. 01; q =4. 36, P <0. 01 ) and EDV of LV was lower in PE group than those in control group. However, ESV and EDV of RV and RV/LV ESV volume ratio were lower (q = 5.03, P <0.01;q=6. 11,P<0.01;q=4.74,P<0.01), EF value was larger (q=6.29, P<0.01) and EDV of LV was larger(q =4.01 ,P <0.01 ) after therapy of thrombolysis than before. Conclusion Retrospective triple rule-out ECG-gated MSCT can show pulmonary embolism, measure the function of RV and LV and evaluate curative effect of thrombolysis.

lusions Cardiac MSCT can accurately assess the RV size and function in comparison to MRI. Patients with severe COPD have RV dysfunction.

ObjectiveTo investigate the clinical features and prognosis of children with rotavirus gastroenteritis and convulsion.MethodsClinical data of children with rotavirus gastroenteritis hospitalized from January 2010 to December 2013 were retrospectively analyzed. Subjects were divided into the seizure group and no seizure group according to the presence of seizure in the course and compared between the two groups.ResultsThere were no signiifcant differences in sex, age, and the average duration of hospitalization between two groups (allP>0.05). The family history, history of seizures, the levels of serum sodium, calcium, lactate, standard bicarbonate concentration (SB), actual bicarbonate concentration (AB), carbon dioxide content (TCO2) and pH were statistically signiifcant between two groups (allP>0.05). During the follow-up period (outpatient telephone follow-up), the recurrence of seizure in two groups was signiifcant different (P<0.05) and only one (0.54%) child in seizure group developed epilepsy.ConclusionThis study showed that rotavirus gastroenteritis with convulsion is a benign clinical course.

Objective To explore the risk factors for childhood death from pneumococcal meningitis.Methods The data of 32 hospitalized children were retrospectively analyzed,who were diagnosed as pneumococcal meningitis and enrolled in the Affiliated Children′s Hospital of Soochow University from November 201 0 to December 201 5.The subjects were divided into the death group and survival group according to their prognosis.The clinical characteristics and laboratory data were compared between 2 groups.Results Between the death group and survival group,there were significant statistically differences in shock within 24 hours after admission(63.6% vs 1 4.3%,P =0.01 3),as well as endotracheal tube intubation(1 00.0% vs 23.8%,P <0.001 ),the levels of cerebrospinal fluid(CSF)IgG[(491 .27 ± 203.53)mg/L vs (267.24 ±1 88.07)mg/L,P =0.006],IgM[(1 1 5.72 ±79.1 9)mg/L vs (32.80 ±28.52)mg/L, P =0.006],IgA[59.52(1 5.51 ,75.69)mg/L vs 1 8.77(9.33,27.54)mg/L,P =0.023],CSF leukocyte[330.00 (1 50.00,380.00)×1 06 /L vs 870.00 (403.00,6 1 60.00)×1 06 /L,P =0.009 ],CSF protein [(4 047.00 ± 1 942.1 6)mg/L vs (2 470.62 ±1 259.94)mg/L,P =0.009],CSF adenosine deaminase (ADA)[35.20(1 8.90, 87.20)U /L vs 8.80(3.05,23.78)U /L,P =0.001 ],serum sodium[(1 30.21 ±2.85)mmol/L vs (1 32.83 ±3.69) mmol/L,P =0.049],serum lactic acid (LA)[4.40 (2.60,5.70)mmol/L vs 2.40 (1 .75,4.50)mmol/L,P =0.01 3],serum C -reactive protein (CRP)[(95.87 ±65.40)mg/L vs (1 65.61 ±83.05)mg/L,P =0.022],serum lactate dehydrogenase (LDH)[81 3.40(465.20,2 31 0.70)U /L vs 359.20(257.85,405.90)U /L,P =0.001 ], platelet[(1 63.82 ±1 64.86)×1 09 /L vs (295.71 ±1 30.29)×1 09 /L,P =0.01 9]and positive rate of blood culture (90.9% vs 47.6%,P =0.023)between the death group and survival group.Conclusions The risk factors associated with mortality in pediatric SPM include shock within 24 hours after admission,endotracheal intubation,hyponatremia, thrombocytopenia,as well as high serum LA level,high serum LDH level,lower serum CRP level or cultures of blood and CSF double positive.

Objective To evaluate 64-slice CT angiography in diagnosing spinal vascular malformations. Methods Fifteen patients,who were suggestive of spinal vascular malformations bv clinical manifestation and MRI,underwent CT angiography with a 64-slice spiral CT(GE lightspeed VCT).DSA were performed later within 1 week in all the patients and four of them were treated with operation as well.We evaluated CTA images in displaying the lesions according to the following aspects:the type of malformation,lesion range,feeding artery,draining vein and possible fistula.and compared those details with DSA and operation findings.Results All 15 patients acquired their final diagnosis by DSA and operation,which were intramedullary axteriovenous malformation in 6 cases,perimedullary arteriovenous fistula in 2,spinal dural arteriovenous fistula in 3 and Cobb syndrome in 4 cases. CTA was consistent with DSA in the classification of lesions and in the determination of the involved regions and it reveaIed the main feeding arteries and draining veins in all patients.CTA showed four arteriovenous fistulae confinned bv DSA.but it failed in a complex arteriovcnous fistula.In Cobb syndrome patients,not only the intramedullary but also paravertebral and subcutenous vascular malformation could be clearly seen on CTA images.Conclusion 64-slice CT angiography can be a preliminary method in spinal vascular malformation because it can determine the classification and reveal almost all the main lesions quickly,atraumatically.

Objective This article retrospectively analyzed the efficacy,toxicity,survival and related factors affecting progno-sis of patients with small cell lung cancer(SCLC)who had recurrence or progression after first-course chemoradiotherapy. Methods A total of 86 patients with recurrence or progression recurrence after SCLC chemotherapy and radiotherapy from January 2007 to De-cember 2015 in Harbin Medical University Cancer Hospital were enrolled. Patients were divided into the re-treatment group to re-ceive secondary treatment with radiotherapy combined with chemotherapy and two control groups to receive secondary treatment with radiotherapy alone or chemotherapy alone. The factors affecting the prognosis of SCLC re-treatment were analyzed. The short-term and long-term efficacy,overall survival and toxicity of three groups were compared. Results The median progression-free survival time of the re-treatment group,radiotherapy group,and chemotherapy alone group was 4 months(1~20 months),2 months(1 ~7 months)and 3 months(1~6 months). There was no statistical difference(P>0. 05). The median overall survival time was 25 months (3~135 months)in the re-treatment group and 8 months in the radiotherapy group(1-59 months)and 12 months(1~108)in the chemotherapy alone group,the difference was statistically significant ( P <0. 05 ). The 1 -,2 -,and 3 -year survival rates were 73. 70% ,52. 10% and 47. 40% in the re - treatment group; 32. 90% 、 21. 90% and 21. 90% in the radiotherapy group, and 45. 40% ,19. 90% and 19. 90% in the chemotherapy alone group. The long-term effect of the re-treatment group was better than that of the radiotherapy group and the chemotherapy alone group(P<0. 05). Conclusion Re-treatment of patients with SCLC who failed after receiving radiotherapy and chemotherapy for the first time can prolong the survival time of patients and improve the life quality of patients. If the patient's physical condition permits,the treatment should be selective radiotherapy and chemotherapy as well as tolerable toxicity or side effects. Among them,patients with no distant metastasis and recurrent radiotherapy dose ≥5 000 cGy had greater survival benefit. However,the late toxic and side effects,and complications of patients after re-treatment are still to be further observed.

Objective:To investigate the dosimetric effects of prone immobilization devices combined with a belly board (PIDBBs) in the intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) for gynecologic cancers.Methods:A total of 20 patients with cervical or endometrial cancer treated with radiotherapy in the Third Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University from August 2020 to June 2021 were retrospectively analyzed. Two sets of body contours were outlined for each patient. One set of body contours did not contain the immobilization devices, and the other contour set included the immobilization devices. For each patient, doses were calculated for the two sets of contours using the same 7-field IMRT plan and were recorded as Plan without and Plan with. The dosimetric difference caused by the immobilization devices was assessed by comparing the parameter values in the dose-volume histograms (DVHs) and by plan subtraction. The Gafchromic EBT3 film and anthropomorphic phantom were used to verify the calculated doses. Results:The target coverage and average dose of Plan with were lower than those of Plan without. Specifically, the V50 Gy, V49 Gy, and Dmean of planning target volume (PTV) decreased by 19.75%, 7.99%, and 2.54% ( t = 8.96, 10.49, 22.09, P < 0.01), respectively. The V40 Gy, V30 Gy, V20 Gy, V15 Gy, and Dmean of skins increased by 51.79%, 51.05%, 45.72%, 33.63% and 10.80% ( t = -2.54, -5.63, -15.57, -24.06, -13.88, P < 0.01), respectively. Doses to other organs at risk (OARs) showed no significant differences. As indicated by the EBT3 measurements, the doses to skins of the abdomen and pelvis on the anthropomorphic phantom increased by approximately 37.24% ( t = 10.86, P<0.01). Conclusions:Although PIDBBs can effectively reduce the low dose to the small intestine, the radiation attenuation caused by them can reduce the PTV coverage of radiotherapy plans and increase the doses to abdominal and pelvic skins sharply, especially for patients requiring irradiation of the groin and perineum.

Objective:To explore the expectations and values of patients with malocclusion on participation in shared decision-making of orthognathic surgical protocols, and to provide references for further development of clinical shared decision-making models.Methods:Based on the expected value theory and descriptive qualitative research methods, using purposive sampling, 13 patients with malocclusion in the Ninth People's Hospital of Shanghai Jiao tong University School of Medicine from May to August in 2021 were selected for semi-structured interviews. The interview data were sorted, classified and refined by traditional content analysis.Results:Two themes were extracted: patients' ability beliefs about their ability to participate in shared decision making for orthognathic surgery(decision support ability, psychological coping ability and environmental adaptability), and task values for shared decision making for orthognathic surgery(interest value, acquisition value).Conclusions:Low level of patients′ ability beliefs in shared decision-making, active physician guidance facilitates patient participation, but the depth of patient participation is influenced by factors such as information support, cultural climate, and physical space for shared decision making. It is suggested that the magnetic role of physicians should be actively played, the shared decision-making team should be strengthened, at the same time, hospital manager should enhance shared decision making propaganda to increase the acceptance and participation of patients in shared decision making so as to improve the quality of shared decision-making.