24 cases(25 eyes)of traumatic cataract with various complications were performed combined operations such as vitrectomy and extracapsular lensectomy from behind to leave the anterior capsule followed by imp- lantation of IOL,vitrectomy and removal of intraocular foreign body followed by secon- dary extracapsular extraction of the cataract and IOL implantation when the lens became opaque,and removal of intraocular foreign body with extracapsular extraction of the lens and IOL implantation.The position of incision,the method of anterior capsulotomy and nucleus delivery,the irrigation and aspiration of lens cortex and the timing of the operation were discussed.

Objective　To analyze the surgical results of uveitis-complicated cataract.Methods　Cataract phacoemulsification surgery was performed on 31 eyes (29 patients) due to uveitis (iridocyclitis 14 eyes, Fuchs heterochromic cyclitis 7 eyes, intermediate uveitis 7 eyes, Vogt-koyanagi-harada syndrome 2 eyes, and sympathetic ophthalmia 1 eye). Follow-up period was 5～28 months, averaging 15 months. Retrospective analysis was made.Results　Postoperative visual acuity≥0.5 was 80%. One eye (Vogt-koyanagi-harada syndrome) showed severe anterior uveitic reaction; One eye (iridocyclitis) had fibrinous membranes on IOL, and white debris on IOL were found in 2 eyes (intermediate uveitis).Conclusion　By using less traumatic phacoemulsification technique to ocular tissue, taking meticulous care to avoid stimulating iris, cleaning up cortex thoroughly during surgery and implanting the IOL in the bag, less inflammatory reaction, less complication and better vision acuity postoperatively at relative quiescence period of uveitis can be achieved.

Objective:To improve the safety,rationality and efficacy of medication for ovarian cancer patients complicated with cirrhosis by the participation of clinical pharmacists in the therapy. Methods:Clinical pharmacists participated in the therapy for an ovarian cancer patient with cirrhosis,and provided a rational and individualized therapeutic regimen through the drug experience of clinical pharmacists as well as the relevant medical guides and literatures. Results:The therapeutic efficacy was increased by the participation of clinical pharmacists in the therapy,the potential risk of the chemotherapy was avoided and the security of medication was assured. Conclusion:The participation of clinical pharmacists in therapeutic practice can improve the normalization of pharmacotherapy for ovarian cancer patients with cirrhosis,which also can provide ideas and methods for treating the similar patients.

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After the concept of data curation and its application in foreign countries were described , the key points of data curation for data service in special libraries and related problems were analyzed according to the overall needs and changes of users in special libraries.

Objective:To establish the quality standard for Chuipencao tablets. Methods:Sedum sarmentosum Bunge was identi-fied by TLC. Quercetin, kaempferol and isorhamnetin were determined by HPLC. Results: The method of TLC was highly specific. The linearity was obtained within the range of 4.94-98.82 μg·ml-1(r =0.999 9) for quercetion, 4.94-98.82 μg·ml-1(r =0.999 9) for kaempferol and 1.07-21.36 μg·ml-1(r=0.999 9) for isorhamnetion. The average recovery was 103.1%(RSD =2. 2%,n=6), 100. 6%(RSD=2. 0%,n=6) and 100. 1%(RSD=2. 0%,n=6), respectively. Conclusion: The method is accu-rate with good reproducibility, which can be used as the quality control for Chuipencao tablets.

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Objective To observe the results of function MRI and perimetry in patients with visual pathway diseases. Methods Three patients (6 eyes) with pituitary adenoma and craniopharyngioma diagnosed via pathological examination and three healthy volunteers aged from 24 to 30 were collected. The best corrected visual acuity was non-light perception-1. 0 in the 6 sick eyes and 1. 0 in the healthy eyes;all the involved individuals had no other ocular diseases except myopia and without any contraindications of MRI. Common tests including the best visual acuity, fundus test by direct or indirect ophthalmoscope, center static visual field tested by Octopus 101 perimeter, program 32, tendency oriented perimetry were performed. The visual stimulation subtended a field of view of about 12 degrees,consisted of high contrast and drifting checkerboards. MRI parameters: GE signa VH/i 3. 0T scanner. Functional data: GRE-EPI sequence, 20 slices lying perpendicular to the calcarine sulcus. Anatomical data was obtained using 3DSPGR sequence to acquire high resolution. The cortical surface was unfolded and then cut and inflated. Functional data was presented to the inflated surface and subsequently analyzed by AFNI software. Results In six eyes, three had temporal defects, two had upper temporal visual field defects, and the other one did not finish the visual field test. The retinotopic representations of health adults were obtained by using the phase-encoded visual stimulation. The Eccentricity coordinate maps showed that foveal representations lay in the occipital poles and the representations appeared further anterior as eccentricity increased. The polar angle coordinate maps showed that early retinotopically organized areas had a representation of visual field. The visual cortex beneath the calcarine sulcus matched with the upper visual field of the opposite side and which upon the calcarine sulcus matched with the under visual field of the opposite side. Less or no visual cortex response was revealed in the patients' function MRI or the response in injury side was vanished. The visual cortex response related with the visual field defects could not be induced in function MRI. Conclusion There is a good correlation between function MRI data and the results of perimetric evaluation. The function MRI can show the visual cortex response correlated with the visual field defects of the patients with visual pathway diseases.

Objective To observe the characteristics of morphosis parameter of the optic disc of physiologie large cup. Methods 100 eyes with physiologic large cup and 74 eyes with normal cup were examined by Heidelberg Retina Tomograph(HRT).The differences of morphosis parameters between two groups were analyzed comparatively on disc area(DA),cup volume(CV),cup/disc area ratio(C/DR),rim area(RA),cup volume(CV),rim volume(RV),mean cup depth(MeCD),maximum cup depth (MxCD),cup shape measure(CSM),height variation contour(HVC),mean retinal nerve fiber layer thickness(mRNFLt),and retinal nerve fiber layer cross-section area(RNFLcsa).The characteristics of the inferior.superior,nasal,and temporal quadrants of the physiologic large cups were analyzed.Results DA,CA,C/DR,CV,MeCD,CSM(P=0.00.respectively)and MxCD(P=0.04)were significantly larger in eyes with physiologic large cup than in eyes with normal cup.RA,RV,HVC,mRNFLt,RNFLcsa(P=0.00,respectively)were significantly smaller in eyes with physiologic large cup than in eyes with normal cup.The temporal quadrant of RV of the physiologic large cup is the narrowest.RNFLcsa decreased as the following order:superior,inferior,nasal,and temporal(P＜0.05).Conclusions Morphosis parameter of the optic discs of physiologic large cup has its own representation on characteristics.Compared to normal cups,physiologic large cups had larger discs but smaller mRNFLt.The nasal quadrant of DA was larger than the inferior quadrant.

Objective To explore the effectiveness of modified Sundaresans method, including exposure through the incision involving both of the sternoclavicular joint and lower cervical region with sternum retention, in the treatment for upper thoracic spinal tumor. Methods From January 1999 to October 2003, 14 patients, 9 males and 5 females, aged from 26 to 65 years with a mean of 43 years underwent the modified Sundaresans procedure. The anterior cervico-thoracic incision was made, the medial part of clavicle close to the sternoclavicular joint was removed. After the exposure of the tumor, the involved vertebral body and contiguous discs were resected, the spinal cord was decompressed, then followed by implanting part of resected clavicle or titanium mesh with an anterior locking plate system. Neurological status was graded according to Frankel grading system. Results The duration of follow-up ranged from 6 months to 2 years with an average of 10 months. This approach displayed the upper thoracic region clearly for removal of the tumor and internal fixation,in avoiding the neurological injury. All patients had their neurological improvement at different level. According to Frankel grading system, one patient improved from grade A pre-operation to B post-operation, while another patient from B to D. Of 2 cases with grade C before operation, one improved to D and the other to E. Of 4 patients with grade D, 2 improved to E, while the other 2 left unchanged. There were 6 cases keeping the same grade before and after operation. Resection of sternoclavicular joint almost had no effect on the movement of shoulder. The abduction of the shoulder joint in 14 patients from 90?-130?(average, 125?) preoperatively became 80?-120?(average, 110?) postoperatively. Conclusion The modified Sundaresans method for the upper thoracic tumors has many advantages, such as satisfactory outcome, less invasion and no loss of the shoulder function. It is especially indicated to the tumors, where the spinal compression is located anteriorly.