1.Cognitive processing of Chinese characters between hearing-disabled and normal people
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2005;9(12):234-235
BACKGROUND: At present, there are some researches on the cognitive identification of Chinese characters at home or abroad, however, most of them are based on the normal and healthy people.OBJECTIVE: To investigate the processing styles of optical information on phonemic code, graphic code and semantic code of Chinese haracters between hearing-disabled and normal people.DESIGN: Retrospective, observational and compared analysis based on the hearing-disabled as research subjects and the normal as the controlled group.SETTING: Department of education in a university.PARTICIPANTS: This study was completed in Xi' an between October 2001 and April 2002. With the mean age of 17 years and half in gender, 20hearing-disabled people, who were in grade 6 to grade 8, were selected from the Second School for the Deaf and Dumb in Xi' an. Inclusion criteria: The hearing loss of people was more than or equal to 92 dB. Exclusion criteria:People with acquired hearing-disabled were excluded. At the beginning of study in primary school, they were accepted oral training and taught Chinese pinyi, but gesture was the main communicated style in their daily life. With the mean age of 15 years and half in gender, 28 normal people, who were in grade 3, were selected from the No. 99 Middle School in Xi'an.METHODS: This study showed with serial opticum. The diagnostic method was compared with the cognitive identification of the three kinds of Chinese characters between the hearing-disabled and the normal respectively.phonemic code, graphic code and semantic code between hearing-disabled characters between hearing-disabled and normal people.RESULTS: The results showed that the function of graphic code in visual processing was strongly correlated with recognition of words of Chinese characters than the phoneme code and semantic code in both the hearing-disabled and hearing children. For hearing-disabled children, the alternative was the direct access that a semantic code was produced directly from a translation of the graphic code, however, the hearing children used the strategies of grapheme-phoneme conversion rules to interpret the meaning of words.CONCLUSION: The analysis of various results showe that no significant differences of mental processing are found between the hearing-disabled and hearing children. Perhaps both the direct access and the grapheme-phoneme conversion will be a comprehensive information processing activated each other.
2.Application of student standardized patient in clinical case teaching of orthopedic surgery
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2011;10(11):1336-1339
ObjectiveTo understand the effect of student standardized patient-case teaching in orthopedic surgery.Methods A total of 120 clinical medicine students were selected,and they were randomly assigned to be research group ( n=60 ) and control group ( n=60 ),as students standardized patient,10 clinical medicine students and postgraduate students of orthopedic surgery were selected,and standardized patient-case teaching was applied to the students in research group while traditional case teaching was applied to students in control group.After teaching,the teaching effect and survey the feedback information about teaching form students were evaluated.ResultsTotal mark of effect evaluation of 2 groups is 83.50 + 6.55 and 71.11 ± 6.57,and both operational score and knowledge study achievements of research group were better than control group (P<0.01),over 80% research group students effect evaluation being positive.ConclusionStudent standardized patient-case teaching is helpful to improving students' study in orthopedic surgery and the teaching effect is remarkable.
3.THE PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF ULTRASTRUCTURE IN BRONCHIAL MUCOSA OF TYPE 2 DIABETIC PATIENTS
Acta Anatomica Sinica 2002;0(06):-
Objective To investigate the pathological changes of ultrastructure of mucosa in various bronchial segments from type 2 diabetic patients. Methods Sixteen cases of type 2 diabetic patients were selected,2-3 pieces of bronchial mucosa and submucosal tissue of the lesion were taken from various bronchi during bronchoscopy and these samples were observed under a transmission electron microscope. Results The basal lamina of bronchial capillary were diffusely thickened and mostly showed onion-skin like change,protein deposited around and mixed with basal menbrance;irregular highly electron dense materials were found to deposite around capillary,capillary lumen became narrow or even collapsed,neutrophilic leucocyte marginated in lumen and adhered with endothelium;protein deposited in the interstitial;endothelial cells and pericytes had dark cell changes.The cistern of rough endoplasmic reticulum dilated and vesicle formed.Conclusion Bronchial mucosa and its surrounding tissues show characteristic pathological changes of diabetes,bronchial is also the target organ of chronic diabetic damage.
4.Treatment of minimal hepatic encephalopathy
Journal of Clinical Hepatology 2014;30(10):1094-1096
Minimal hepatic encephalopathy (MHE)is defined as early hepatic encephalopathy without grossly evident neurologic abnormali-ties,but with cognitive deficits that can be revealed by psychometric testing.However,numerous studies have shown a lack of obvious clini-cal manifestations in MHE patients,and there is no international unified diagnostic gold standard for this disease.Affected patients′quality of life and ability to work are markedly impaired,and some even gradually progress to symptomatic hepatic encephalopathy.The treatment methods for MHE mainly include eliminating the precipitating factors for this disease and medication.This review presents the options for treatment of MHE and gives an objective evaluation of the efficacy of each treatment scheme.Currently,several treatment methods are used together,but no studies have demonstrated that combined use of treatment methods can improve the treatment outcome.
5.Clinical efficacy of plasma exchange therapy in treatment of liver failure
Journal of Clinical Hepatology 2014;30(10):1015-1019
Objective To investigate the clinical efficacy of plasma exchange (PE)in the treatment of liver failure.Methods A retro-spective analysis was performed on the clinical data of patients with liver failure who were treated from January 2012 to June 2013 in our hos-pital.Thirty -three patients in PE group received PE in addition to medical comprehensive treatment,and 30 patients in control group were treated with medical comprehensive treatment.Clinical symptoms,complications,and the changes in biochemical markers of liver function were observed after 2 weeks of treatment,post -treatment outcomes were evaluated by 3 -month followed -up,and the influential factors for efficacy were analyzed.Experimental data were expressed as mean ±standard deviation,continuous data were compared by t test,and cate-gorical data were analyzed by chi -square test or Fisher′s exact test.Results Symptoms such as fatigue,poor appetite,and abdominal dis-tension were significantly relieved after PE.Post -treatment serum alanine aminotransferase (ALT)and total bilirubin (TBil)levels were significantly lower compared with pre -treatment levels (390.48 ±536.52 U /L vs 81.03 ±47.58 U /L and 479.27 ±130.01 μmol /L vs 244.64 ±151.05 μmol /L,P <0.005),whereas post -treatment levels of albumin (Alb)and cholesterol (CHO)and prothrombin activity (PTA)were significantly higher than those measured before the treatment (33.06 ±5.42 g/L vs 35.24 ±3.68 g/L,2.50 ±1.24 mmol /L vs 3.59 ±0.86 mmol /L,and 34.16% ±5.33% vs 73.98% ±27.23%,P <0.005).No significant differences were identified between pre-and post -treatment levels of ALT,TBil ,Alb,CHO,and PTA (P >0.05).Patients in PE group had a significantly higher improve-ment rate (χ2 =8.276,P <0.005)and a significantly lower mortality rate (χ2 =13.258,P <0.005)compared with the control group.The efficacy of PE was found to be correlated with pre -treatment TBil level,complications,bilirubin enzyme separation,and age ≥40 years (P <0.05).TBil and bilirubin enzyme separation were independent risk factors affecting the efficacy of PE (P <0.05,OR =1.01 and 8.75).Adverse reactions occurred in 8 cases during PE treatment,and disappeared after symptomatic treatment.Conclusion PE is a safe and effective treatment for liver failure,and holds promise for clinical application.TBil level and bilirubin enzyme separation are independ-ent risk factors affecting the efficacy of PE.
6.Research progress of HIF-1 in cancers
Practical Oncology Journal 2014;(6):565-568
Transcription factorhypoxia inducible factor -1(HIF-1)plays a key role in cell adaption to hypoxia(from 21%O2 to 1%O2).Researches have shown that HIF -1 is closely related to occurrence and de-velopment in many malignant cancers .In this paper,we review the effect of HIF -1 in tumor growth,metastasis, apoptosis and angiogenesis .
7.The progression on exploratory development of raltitrexed in solid tumors
Practical Oncology Journal 2015;(3):271-274
The single or combined administration of Raltitrexed with other anticancer drugs have showed prospective curative effects on solid tumor .This paper reviews the current research situation of Raltitrexed against malignant tumor and explores the possibilities for the efficacy and mechanism in treatment of malignant tumor . Raltitrexed is one kind of effective anti cancer drugs and plays a more and more important role in solid tumor ther -apy.
8.Targeted drug therapy for bladder cancer
Journal of International Oncology 2016;43(3):236-238
Systemic chemotherapy is the main treatment which can improve the survival time of bladder cancer patients,though its efficacy is quite limited.The applications of targeted therapeutic drugs in bladder cancer has become more needed in clinic.At present the targeted drugs for bladder cancer include bevacizumab,cetuximab,sunitinib,gefitinib,everolimus and the inhibitor of programmed cell death-1 and its ligand,they provide a new direction for the treatment of advanced bladder cancer.
9.Feasibility study of magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) diagnosis of knee meniscus injury
Qiangjun ZHANG ; Shuanlai ZHAO
China Medical Equipment 2016;13(5):61-63
Objective:This study focuses on the changes of the knee meniscus injury imaging to evaluate the clinical efficacy and feasibility of MRI in its diagnosis.Methods: A total of 110 cases of patients with knee meniscus injury in our hospital were selected and were randomly divided into two groups. The observation group was carried out MRI while the control group did routine CT examination. All were confirmed by surgery or arthroscopy. Evaluating the diagnostic value of MRI on the knee meniscus injury according to the comparative analysis based on examined results for the two groups.Results:In selecting a total of 55 patients, the knee meniscal injuries were unilateral, in which there were 51 medial meniscus injuries and 40 lateral meniscuses. There were 28 cases of the level 1 injuries, 43 cases of the secondary injury and 20 cases of the level 3 injuries. Therefore, there were no differences between the observation group and the surgery or arthroscopy examination(t=0.416,t=0.323,t=0.121;P>0.05). The analysis of the differences was statistically significant between the control group and the surgery or arthroscopy examination(Z=-2.491,P<0.05). Conclusion: MRI can determine the extent of damage by morphological and signal changes of the knee meniscus. It can provide a very reliable basis for clinical diagnosis, which has high diagnostic value.
10.Expressions and significance of bcl-6 and Ki-67 in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma
Journal of Leukemia & Lymphoma 2012;21(4):221-224
Objective To study the expressions and significance of bcl-6 and Ki-67 in diffuse large B-cell lymphoma(DLBCL).Methods Immunohistochemistry technique was used to detect the expressions of bcl-6 and Ki-67 in the tissues of 90 DLBCL patients. 20 cases of reactive hyperplasia of lymph node (RH) were used as control. Results Positive expression rate of bcl-6 are 54.44 %(49/90), 15.00 %(3/20) in DLBCL or RH tissues respectively (x2=10.214,P=0.001). There were correlations between bcl-6 expression and Ann Arbor clinical stage, LDH, B symptoms, or Hans classification (x2=5.257,5.257,4.704,16.024 respectively,all P<0.05).The high expression rate of Ki-67 were 80.00 %(72/90),20.00 %(4/20)in DLBCL or RH tissues respectively (x2=27.585,P=0.000). There were correlations between Ki-67 expression and Ann Arbor clinical stage,IPI or recent effect (x2=5.889,6.451,6.024 respectively,all P<0.05).Conclusion There are significant correlations between the aberrant expression of bcl-6 or Ki-67 and Ann Arbor clinical stage,IPI or Hans classification. The expressions of bcl-6 and Ki-67 may provide important information for the clinical therapy and prognosis of DLBCL.