Objective:To study the clinical characteristics of children with paragonimus pericarditis.Methods:The diagnosis and treatment effect of 43 children with paragonimus pericarditis were retrospectively analysed.Results:There was diversity in the clicinal manifestations.Thirty-four cases were treated with praziquantel,pericardiocentesis,open pericardial drainage and so on.In 30 cases that were followed up,26 cases were cured and 4 cases developed pericardial constriction.Four cases with constrictive pericarditis were cured after pericardiectomy.Conclusion:The children with paragonimus pericarditis could be diagnosed early by careful asking of the case history of eating crabs,routine examination of the numbers of the acidophile in blood and pericardial effusion and paragonimus antigen intracutaneous test.It is possible to develop pericardial constriction after clinical cure in those cases that have had a long course of disease before treatment.

Vasovagal syncope (VVS) although is a benign disease,repeated syncope attacks can reduce quality of life in patients,in some cases,can also lead to serious body injures.Therefore,it is required and necessary to the treatment of patients with VVS.The treatment of VVS includes health education,drug treatment and non-drug treatment.

OBJECTIVE:To study the pharmacological actions of compound Yinshen granules(CYSG) on cerebral ischemia injuries in rats METHODS:Using an established middle cerebral artery occlusion(MCAO)model devised by Tamura,we observed infarction areas of the brain and behaviour grade of cerebral apoplexy,and calculated brain water content and brain index RESULTS:CYSG(10 0g/kg,5 0g/kg in rats)significantly reduced infarction areas,ameliorated neurological symptoms,decreased brain water content and brain index after MCAO in rats CONCLUSION:CYSG can protect ischemia cerebral injuries in rats

Chemotherapy has been the cornerstone of cancer treatment for decades. However, albeit remarkable, the response to chemotherapy is generally short-lived. With deepened understanding of cancer immunology, resurgence was recently witnessed in the field of cancer immunotherapy. Unlike chemotherapy, immunotherapy induces a relatively mild but stable response. Accumulating evi-dence reveals that apart from chemotherapy's direct cytotoxic activity, chemotherapy exerts immune-potentiating effects by increas-ing the immunogenicity of tumor cells or by disrupting the tumor-induced immunosuppression and altering the immune microenviron-ment. The latter mechanism serves as the basis for the combined use of chemotherapy and immunotherapy. In this review, we exam-ine the rationale for combinatorial therapy in accordance with the current understanding on tumor immunity and newly discovered im-mune-based chemotherapeutic mechanisms. We further discuss the available preclinical and clinical studies on the combination of chemotherapy and immunotherapy for cancer treatment. We aim to provide a framework for further research.

Objective To investigate the influence of negative emotion on patients with peptic ulcer and their cognition about self-management knowledge. Methods Zung self-rating depression scale (SDS), self-rating anxiety scale(S/IS) and self-designed survey questionnaire of peptic deer patients' gen-end knowledge were used to examine 105 peptic ulcer patients in outpatient and inpatient in the digestive department and the data were compared with those of 106 healthy people. Results The peptic ulcer pa-tients' total score of SDS and SAS, and the occurrence rate of positive symptom were obviously higher than those of healthy people. In the group of ulcer patients, we compared the data of SDS one by one, the emo-tion of patients was different when their profession was different. The difference between patients with and without anxiety in keeping emotion steady and appropriate diet was significant. 45.8%～78.1% of patients with negative emotions didn't understand the cycle of treatment, regular consultation with a doctor or com-plication. Conclusions Nurses should evaluate the emotional state of patients, establish nursing plan based on individual patients, give different nursing and education to different patient. Thus patients' general self-management knowledge and compliance can be improved, their spirit health level can be alleviated. It can also reduce incidence of the disease and prevent relapse.

Objective: To study characteristics of children's EEG complexity at different ages and in different physiological states.Methods: The continuous 24 hour EEG recordings were obtained from 16 electrodes in 45 essential healthy children between the ages of 0 to 15 years. EEG complexity was analyzed by non linear measure in 7 states: awake with eyes opened, awake with eyes closed, NREM (nonrapid eye movements) sleep including stages ⅠandⅡ (light sleep), ⅢandⅣ(deep sleep) and REM (rapid eye movements) sleep. Meanwhile, the correlation was analyzed between complexity and ages.Results: (1)The global EEG complexity in state of being awake with eyes opened was greater than that with eyes closed;that in wakefulness state was greater than in sleep state. The EEG complexity gradually decreased with the increase of deep sleep in NREM sleep state.The complexity in REM sleep state was greater than that in deep sleep state, but lower than in wakefulness state. (2) The global EEG complexity was positively related to ages in state of being awake with eyes opened, state of being awake with eyes closed, light sleep, and not related to ages in deep-sleep state and REM sleep state.(3)In every brain area EEG complexity was positively related to ages in state of being awake with eyes closed .In paracentral region EEG complexity was positively related to ages in states of being awake with eyes opened and light sleep.Conclusion: The EEG complexity was used to study the brain dynamical characteristics in different physiology states and the relationship between encephalic electric activity and brain development. It can be used as an objective index to evaluate the function and development of brain.

Objective The purpose of this study was to evaluate the use of tracheo-oesophageal vioce prostheses after total laryngectomy.Methods Between 1995 and 1999,18 male patients ,Aged from 42 to 68,average 54.6,used Blom-singer voice prostheses after total laryngectomy.10 cases were glottic style,8 cases were subglottic style.12 patients received stage I,6 patients received stage Ⅱ voice reconstruction surgery. Results All cases were followed-up from 3 to 5 years. The success rate was 77.8%(14/18). The time with prostheses ranged from 8 to 19 months(average 12months). All failures were stage Ⅱ surgey .Conclusion Stage I voice reconstruction surgery can be performed in all total laryngectomy patients. But the indications of stage Ⅱ voice reconstruction surgery should be controlled strictly. More attention should be paid to the training of voice rehabilitation after total laryngectomy. The tracheo-oesophageal voice prostheses is an effective method to improve the life quality of the patients.

OBJECTIVE:To promote safe,effective,economical and proper medication.METHODS:Prescriptions in the outpatient and emergency departments of our hospital in2003were randomly selected;the irrational prescriptions were ana?lyzed with regard to drug descriptions,pharmacological knowledge and literatures.RESULTS:The irrational one amounted to4.92%of the total selected prescriptions;antibiotics drug abuses amounted to84.12%of the irrational ones.The irrational drug use problems were mainly seen in administration scheme,repeated dosage,menstruum,administration,drug combina?tion,compatibility and combined toxicity.CONCLUSIONS:Clinical pharmacist plays an important role in promoting rational drug use by checking prescriptions.

Magnetic resonance imaging has developed from a single observation of organisms’ anatomy and the change of morphology under the physiological and pathological conditions to the study of biology function and activity mechanism. Furthermore, it has entered into the molecular imaging and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), and diffusion-weighed imaging (DWI) is one of them, which is mainly used in the early diagnosis of cerebral infraction. This article elaborates diffusion-weighed imaging,the identification of acute and non-acute cerebral infarction by DWI in physiological basis of pathogenesis and the time vale of DWI examination. The author holds the opinion that it is of great significance to distinguish between acute and non-acute cerebral infarction by using DWI and that clinicians may adopt targeted therapies according to the different periods of cerebral infarction in order to avoid unsafe and unnecessarily risky treatments.

Due to the advance of CT equipment, combined with the current intensifying doctor-patient conflict, the indication of CT examination is relaxed, even expanded to the examination of benign lesions, which contributes to the blind diagnosis using CT or the so-called“Casting a big net”. However, X-rays bring two kinds of risks. One of them is the risk of the accumulated X-rays, the other one is the missed diagnosis resulting from the poor image quality, which is caused by the low amount of radiation. Therefore, how to strike a balance between these two not only becomes the focus of academic circles, but sparks the whole society’s attention. This article elaborates X-rays hazards, CT radiation does, application of Multiple Detector Spiral CT, purpose and principles of radiological protection and optimization of CT scanning technology. The author believes “exposure does individualization” can be achieved under the principle of ALARA (as low as reasonably achievable), or we can even minimize the exposure does according to the requirements of diagnosis and accept the image with appropriate noise.