Three Modules and Three Stages proposed by guidelines on college English teaching that will be issued by the Ministry of Education gives direction for college English teaching.Through the investigation of the students' cognition and learning of English curriculum,combined with the teaching experiment,the new system of English curriculum,which reflects the characteristics of medical colleges and universities,has been preliminarily established,aiming at cultivating medical students' comprehensive English abilities in medical study and career development.Considering students' language abilities in different stages,college English curriculum can be designed in three modules,that is,English for general purpose (EGP),English for academic purpose (EAP) and intercultural communication,in three stages,that is,the basic stage,the improvement stage,and the development stage.The practice shows that the new curriculum system can promote the interaction,reform and development of teachers,teaching teams and Foreign Language Department.

Thyroid carcinoma is the most frequent endocrine cancer.Recently, it has been discovered that telomerase reverse transcriptase promoter mutation can prevent cell tolemeres from shortening, leading to cell immortalization and plays an important role in the tumor genesis, invasiveness and metastasis of the thyroid carcinoma.Testing of telomerase reverse transcriptase promoter mutation is of great value in diagnosis, which also can be used as a prognostic maker of thyroid carcinoma.

Objective To evaluate the effect of indomethacin in the prevention of post ERCP pancreatitis (PEP) .Methods The literatures and corresponding references of randomized controlled trials (RCT ) on indomethacin in the prevention of PEP were searched from Cochrane Library (Jan 1970 to June 2013) ,Pubmed(Jan 1966 to June 2013) ,EMBASE(Jan 1966 to June 2013)and China Biology Medicine disc(Jan 1978 to June 2013) .Literature screening ,data extraction and methodological quality assessment were individually performed by two researchers .The software RevMan 5 .2 of Cochrane Collaboration was used for statistical analy‐sis .Results A total of 7 trails ,2170 patients were included in this study .Meta analysis results showed:indomethacin could effec‐tively prevent from PEP (RR=0 .45 ,95% CI:0 .33-0 .60 ,P<0 .05) and Hyperamylasemia (RR=0 .51 ,95% CI:0 .37-0 .70 ,P<0 .05) compared with placebo ,and could effectively alleviate the severity of pancreatitis after ERCP (RR=0 .43 ,95% CI:0 .23 -0 .78 ,P<0 .05) .Conclusion Indomethacin could effectively prevent from PEP and Hyperamylasemia ,and could effectively alleviate the severity of PEP .

Antiviral Agents ; therapeutic use ; Child ; Deoxyribonuclease (Pyrimidine Dimer) ; therapeutic use ; Humans ; Immunization, Passive ; Infant ; Picornaviridae Infections ; drug therapy ; therapy ; Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infections ; drug therapy ; therapy ; Ribavirin ; therapeutic use

Varicose veins is the main clinical manifestations of the chronic venous insufficiency.TIPP transilluminated powered phlebectomy,a new minimally invasive surgery,received much attention while surgical techniques aimed at treating varicose vein were constantly updated.In this article,TIPP in the varicose vein surgery is reviewed from its history,operating techniques and advantages,and TIPP's future is being prospected.

Smart classroom as the basis support of classroom teaching, should set the function of smart teaching, real-time interaction, environmental control, video monitoring and remote control, teaching reform, evaluation feedback and other functions into an organic whole, and by using new technology integration and development, to achieve the optimization of the teaching effect. In view of the characteristics of practice and complexity of medical teaching, The spatial structure of smart class-room should provide long-distance education, remote operation, live classroom group discussion, group exhibition, HD recording, classroom attendance voting and other functions, and by choosing the appro-priate teaching mode in teaching to promote the innovation and development of medical teaching.

[Summary] The theory of fetal origins of adult disease (FOAD) is now widely accepted by researchers who hold the opinion that adult degenerative and metabolism diseases have close relationship with the environment of fetal development inside and outside the womb. Some studies have proved that maternal hypothyroidism can negatively affect the glucose metabolism of their offsprings. However, the whole mechanism is not clear yet. Insufficient thyroid hormone during pregnancy was proved to slow down the formation of fetal pancreatic cytoskeleton, to decrease the proinsulin gene transcription, and to modulate series of cytokines and enzymes which are related to glucose dependent insulin secretion. Thyroid hormone receptor is also considered to be partially responsible for the relation between low thyroid hormone and β cell insufficiency. However, more studies in vivo should be carried out to prove this hypothesis. Epidemiologic studies have suggested that type 2 diabetes and low birth weight can be different phenotypes of the same genotype. The definite mechanism of maternal hypothyroidism in influencing fetal β-cell function should be studied by further investigation.

Objective:To investigate influences of bicortical anchora ge on the values of natural frequency of dental implants. Methods: Using the commercial code of SolidWorks, 3-D models of a screw-shaped dental i mplant and a mandibular bone segment were generated. After the 3-D implant-bon e complex was meshed by ABAQUS software, effects of bicortical anchorage on the buccolingual and axial first-order natural frequencies of the implant were comp uted. Results:Bicortical anchorage increased the buccolingual na tural frequencies and the axial natural frequencies of the implants by a maximu m of 13.77% and 107.40% respectively. The apical anchorage depth in the cortical bone had an insignificant effect on further increase of implant stability. Conclusion:Bicortical anchorage can increase the stability of dental implants, especially in the axial direction.

Objective To find out factors affecting physicians' prescribing conduct so as to get rid of the negative effects and reduce medical costs. Methods Analyses were conducted by reviewing relevant literature published at home and abroad. Results Factors affecting physicians' prescribing conduct include: the medical security system, the hospital compensation mechanism, the requisitioning party, pharmaceuticals per se, and promotion of sales. Conclusion To get rid of the negative effects of physicians' prescribing conduct, it is necessary to rationalize the hospital compensation mechanism, strengthen the control of drug examination, approval, purchase and sale, and provide physicians with accurate pharmaceutical information.

Child ; Evidence-Based Medicine ; Guidelines as Topic ; Humans ; Nephrotic Syndrome ; diagnosis ; therapy ; Steroids ; therapeutic use