Objective To explore the general characteristics of the psychological sub-health state and to analyze the factors pos-sibly leading to the psychological sub-health state in order to provide the scientific basis for the treatment and prevention of the psy-chological sub-health state .Methods The individuals with the physical examination in our hospital were performed the psychologi-cal heath survey .Among them ,1 712 cases of psychological sub-health were taken as the research group and contemporaneous 1 902 cases of normal health were taken as the control group .The Symptom Check List-90(SCL-90) was adopted to compare the two groups and the logistic regression analysis was adopted to analyze the risk factors possibly leading to the psychological sub-health occurrence .Results The average scores of 20 factors in SCL-90 in the research group were higher than those in the control group , the difference was statistically significant (P<0 .05) ,in which ,the scores of interpersonal relationship sensitivity (22 .1 ± 5 .7) ,para-noid(14 .1 ± 5 .2) and the others(17 .5 ± 6 .3) in the research group were significantly higher than the critical scores with obvious symptoms .The logistic regression analysis results showed that :the sleep quality(OR=1 .843) ,accidental injury(OR=2 .634) ,eco-nomical status(OR=3 .032 ,and professional type(OR=4 .684) were the independent risk factors of the psychological sub-health occurrence .Conclusion The local patients with psychological sub-health were more prominent in the more sensitivity of the inter-personal relationship ,paranoid and poor sleep ,especially the intellectuals ,individuals with poor sleep and the crowd with accidental injury are prone to develop psychological sub-health .

ObjectiveTo investigate the effects of nicotine on the expression of Th1/Th2 cytokines and transcription factor T-bet/GATA-3 in cultured CD4+ T of rat sensitized by ovalbumin.Methods Two weeks after immunization by ovalbumin,splenic CD4+ T cells of Wistar rat were purified using CD4+T cell enrichment kit.Purified CD4+ T cells of rat were cultured and divided into 4 groups:a control group,1 μg/ml nicotine stimulated group,10 μg/ml nicotine stimulated group,100 μg/ml nicotine stimulated group.These cells,in their groups,were stimulated with or without nicotine and were all challenged simultaneously with OVA.Supernatants and cell pellets were harvested after being stimulated for 24 h.The concentration of IFN-γ and IL-4 in supernatants were measured by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA).Real-time PCR was used to determine the mRNA expression of T-bet and GATA-3 in CD4+T cells.Results ( 1 ) IFN-γproduction was significantly decreased in all nicotine treated groups [ ( 113.78±6.06) ng/L,(70.31±7.26) ng/L,(20.00±2.14) ng/L] compared with the control group[ (142.30± 5.89) ng/L],and the level of IL-4 was significantly increased in all nicotine treated groups [ (69.49±3.91) ng/L,(93.63±4.56) ng/L,(50.97±3.07) ng/L] compared with the control group[ (36.91±3.24) ng/L].(2) Expression of T-bet mRNA in all nicotine treated groups(0.73±0.03,0.57±0.04,0.31 ±0.00) was lower than that in the control group(0.98±0.09),but expression of GATA-3 mRNA in all nicotine treated groups (4.31±0.26,5.16±0.23,1.56±0.14) was significantly higher than that in the control group(1.00±0.07).Conclusion Nicotine may play a key role in the development of Th2-type allergic inflammation in asthma by promoting over-expression of GATA-3 mRNA and downregulating the expression of T-bet mRNA.

ObjectiveTo explore the influence of the cigarette smoke in the airway inflammation and pulmonary function of the asthmatic patients. MethodsTwenty-five cases of asthmatic patients with cigarette smoke exposure, 22 cases of asthmatic patients without cigarette smoke exposure and 20 cases of normal control persons were involved in this study. The proportion of various inflammatory cells in the induced sputum, the levels of serum interleukin (IL)-8 and IL-4 and lung function (FEV1％ expected value,FEV1/ＦVC％ ) were detected. ResultsThe infiltrating of neutrophils was primarily found in sputum of the asthmatic patients with cigarette smoke exposure, but the infiltrating of eosinophils was mainly in sputum of the asthmatic patients without cigarette smoke exposure. The levels of serum IL-8 and IL-4 of peripheral blood of asthmatic patients with cigarette smoke exposure[(277.02 ±71.37), (171.69 ±31.01) ng/L] were significantly higher than those in asthmatic patients without cigarette smoke exposure[(158.88 ± 21.95 ),( 111.42 ± 21.69 ) ng/L] and normal control persons [( 116.78 ± 71.37 ), (73.94 ± 15.72 ) ng/L] (P ＜ 0.01 ).The FEV1％ expected value and FEV1/FVC％ of the asthmatic patients with cigarette smoke exposure [(51.12 ± 13.30) ％, ( 49.16 ± 11.09 )％] was lower than those of asthmatic patients without cigarette smokeexposure [(81.81 ± 5.82)％, (79.00 ± 3.86)％] and normal control persona [(95.50 ± 10.11 )％, (83.18 ±6.04)％] (P ＜ 0.01 ). The level of serum IL-8 was positively correlated to the neutrophils percentage in the induced sputum (r =0.742,P＜ 0.01 ) ,while negatively correlated to the FEV1％ expected value(r =-0.739,P ＜ 0.01 ). ConclusionCigarette smoke may influence the airway inflammation of the asthmatic patients and accelerate the deterioration of their lung function by promoting the producing of IL-8.

Objective ToanalyzethedistributionanddrugresistancesituationofKlebsiellapneumoniae(KPN)isolatedfromour hospital during 2014 .Methods The drug susceptibility test was carried out by the Siemens fully automatic bacterial identification /drug susceptibility test analyzer .The drug susceptibility test results were judged according to the (CLSI) M100‐S22 document (2012) .Results A total of 291 strains of KPN were detected from 8 486 submitted specimens ,in which 20 strains were multi‐drug resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae(MDR‐KPN)isolates were 213 strains ,48 strains were extended‐spectrum beta‐lactamases producing Klebsiella pneumoniae (ESBLs‐KPN) and 10 strains were carbapenem‐resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae(CR‐KPN) .The KPN detec‐tion rate had statistical difference among different specimens (P= 0 .000) .The constituent ratio of KPN isolation in the sputum specimen was highest(P=0 .000) .The KPN detection rate had statistical difference among different departments (P=0 .000) ,the constituent ratio of KPN isolation in the respiration department was highest (P=0 .000) .The resistance and sensitivity of KPN to different antibacterial drugs had statistical difference(P=0 .000) ,carbapenems had the lowest resistance rate .Conclusion KPN has relatively low resistance rate to commonly used antibacterial drugs ,its multi‐drug resistant strains are in the higher level ,which should arouse clinic and hospital infection management department must to pay attention to and adopt corresponding supervision measures .

Objective To explore the mechanism of protective effect of liposome carried prostaglandin E 1 (PGE 1) on rat skin flap ischemia / reperfusin(I/R). Methods Island flaps of abdomen of adult SD rats were established for ischmia reperfusion injury models. Weighting, immunocytochemistry and in situ hybridization were employed. Results It was found that treatment with liposome carried PGE 1 significantly alleviated I/R induced muscular edema, attenuated neutrophil accumulation in the I/R tissue ( P

Objiective To provide the applied anatomy for the eyebrow lifting plasty. Methods The clinical surgical anatomy of the eyebrow region were studied bilaterally in 15 embalmed cadaveric heads and 9 fresh adult cadaveric heads. The cross sections of 2 embalmed cadaveric heads were observed. Results ⑴ A lot of fibrous tissue origined from the dermis of eyebrow attached to the SMAS. The eyebrow was moved by those fibrous tissue when the frontalis contracted. ⑵ The eyebrow was moved on the loosen layer under the SMAS. Conclusions ⑴ The loosen layer under the SMAS is the anatomic basis of eyebrow movement. ⑵ The basic methods of eyebrow lifting are the skin excision or suspension and restoration of the eyebrow.

0.05).2)a.There was no severe side effects related to cement in 20dogs,and no pulmonary embolic necrosis was found in autopsy.Cement leakage was frequent which occupied the spinal canal no mo re than 1/4of the median sagittal dia meter without major neurological complication.The epidural leaks we re related to the vertebral morpholo gy.b.The average peak temperatures were 70.5℃at the core,53.5℃at the in terface,40.8℃at the anterior corte x,and 40.5℃in the spinal canal.The temperature above 50℃lasted for 2.9minutes at the core,and 1.3minutes at the interface.In pathological examination,necrosis of osteocytes was found focally at t he periphery of the cement,and resid ual bone in this area showed signs of acti ve remodeling.3)The procedure was technically successful in all pa-tients,with an average injection am ount of 6.3ml cement per vertebral body.No clinically significant com-plications were noted.The 3slight e pidural leaks,1slight neural foram ina leak,and 5paravertebral leaks detected with CT had no clinical importance.Partial or complete pain relief was achieved in all patients as-sociated with improved mobility,an d 1patient experienced transitory worsening of pain followed by significant pain relief.Patients with vertebra l haemangioma or compression fractu res were discharged in 1-4days(average,1.6days)after the procedure.Of the 26patien ts,22were followed up from 6to 24mon ths(average,13.5months),partial or complete pain relief were sustained in 21cases,the other one experienced relapse of pain following partial pain relief,which was related to the deterioration of the metastases.Con-clusion Minimal invasive PVP is a valuable alternative in the treatment of painfu l vertebral haemangioma,osteoporotic vertebral fractures,and osteolytic metastases or myelom a,providing acute pain relief and ea rly mobilization in appropriate patien ts.[

Objective To determine the mechanism underlying the mandibular angle enlargement and to provide a morphological basis for correcting the enlarged mandibular angle. Methods By axial computed tomography, it is possible to measure the width and length of the masseter and the medial pterygoid, the gonial angle, and the vertical height of the posterior mandible. The date were initially analysed by using a simple correctionials and indpendent sample T test. Results The distance between two Go points and gonial angle were significantly related with the thickness of masseter muscle, but the thickness of the medial pterygoid was on the contrary. There was significant differences between the group of prominence and the normal control in the gonial angle, the distance between two Go points and thickness of masseter . But there was no difference between the the two groups in the thickness of medial pterygoid. Conclusion The thickness of the masseter muscle is an important factor that affects the lower facial morphology. The hypertrophy of masserter muscle may cause the mandibular angle enlargement.

Objective Short-segment pedicle instrumentation for thoracolumbar burst fracture was known to have a relatively high incidence of failure and correction loss, intracorporeal gap secondary to reduction being probable causes. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the intracorporeal gap after reduction and the biomechanical effect of vertebroplasty on thoracolumbar burst fractures. Methods Six fresh adult thoracolumbar specimens were collected, and 10 segmental specimens (T11-L1, L2-L4, T12-L2) were processed. Burst fracture was created using free-drop test. Then the fractures were reduced and augmented with injectable self-setting calcium phosphate cement. The intracorporeal gap and bone mineral density(BMD) were measured using spiral CT and dual energy X-ray absorptiometry(DEXA) before fracture, after reduction and after vertebroplasty respectively. The stiffness in middle vertebrae and above discs were measured under flexion, extension, lateral flexion and torsion stress before fracture and after augmentation. The ultimate strength against compression was tested in the augmented vertebrae and the integral vertebrae below it. Results Burst fractures were created in eight of ten specimens. 1) There was no evident intracorporeal gap before fracture, which appeared after reduction with average volume of 5.25 cm3 (13.9% of total corporal volume), and it decreased to normal level after vertebroplasty. 2) The BMD was normal in all specimens before fracture, which decreased significantly after fracture reduction, and it was significantly higher after vertebroplasty than that before fracture or after reduction. 3) There was no significant difference of stiffness in vertebrae before fractures and after augmentation. The mean value of ultimate strength against compression in the augmented vertebrae decreased slightly but not significantly in contrast to the vertebrae below it. In contrast to the value before fracture, the stiffness of above discs decreased significantly under flexion and extension stress but not significantly under lateral flexion stress after augmentation, while the stiffness of the specimen decreased significantly under torsion stress. Conclusion 1) Posterior reduction in thoracolumbar burst fracture can not reestablish intact corporeal structure, which may be an important cause of postoperative implant failure and correction loss. 2) Vertebroplasty with injectable self-setting calcium phosphate cement is helpful to reestablish intact corporeal structure, and restore stiffness and strength of the injured corpora nearly to its initial value.

Objective To investigate the clinical results of percutaneous vertebroplasty(PVP) for symptomatic vertebral hemangioma. Methods Eleven patients(2 males and 9 females) suffered from symptomatic vertebral hemangioma(11 thoracic segment levels and 3 lumbar segment levels) were treated with PVP under DSA or CT guidance. The main goal of this procedure was to relieve hemangioma related pain. All patients were examined with CT scan after intervention and were followed up from 3 to 34 months (average, 15.2 months). Results The procedure was technically successful in all patients, with an average injection amount of 6.3 ml cement per vertebral body. No clinically significant complications were found. There was no epidural leakage, and the 2 paravertebral leakages detected with CT had no clinical importance. Partial or complete pain relief was achieved in all patients associated with improved mobility, and 1 patient experienced transitory worsening of pain followed by significant pain relief. Patients were discharged in 1-4 days (average, 1.5 days) after the procedure. Pain relief was sustained in all patients at the last following-up. Conclusion PVP is a valuable minimal invasive alternative procedure in treatment of symptomatic vertebral hemangioma and provides satisfactory pain relief with less complications.