ObjectiveTo investigate different personality traits and psychological interventions'effect on the patients' anxiety in fiberbronchoscope examination.MethodsThe eysenck personality questionnaire(EPQ)scale and Zung self-rating anxiety scale(SAS) were used to assess the patients.The patients were randomly divided into experimental and control groups,the experimental group,respectively,the implementation of cognitive therapy and relaxation treatment of psychological intervention,psychological evaluation was investigated again before fiber bronchoscopy.ResultsThe scale showed that it had significant difference(P＜0.05 ) between before and after the psychological intervention( before intervention:55.8 ± 1.50,54.9 ± 1.62,57.84 ± 2.13 ; after intervention:46.2 ± 1.38,45.3 ± 1.47,59.26 ± 2.41 ).The patients'personality trait was correlated with their anxiety(P＜0.01 ).ConclusionsThe psychological intervention can be effective in reducing patients'anxiety,and it can help patients take the initiative to meet the inspection,improve the success rate of inspection.And different personality traits can effect on patients' anxiety level.

Objective To investigate the therapeutic effect of integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine for acute severe traumatic brain injury.Methods The patients with acute severe traumatic brain injury were randomized into the treatment group(receiving integrated traditional Chinese and western medicine),control 1 group(receiving routine western medicine and blood-activating and stasis-removing herbs) and control 2 group(receiving routine western medicine).The therapeutic effect,neurological impairment score and complications were compared in the three groups after treatment for 3 weeks.Results In the treatment group,13 patients were markedly effective,5 effective,2 ineffective and the total effective rate was 90.0%;in control 1 group,8 patients were markedly effective,4 effective,8 ineffective and the total effective rate was 60.0%;in control 2 group,9 patients were markedly effective,6 effective,5 ineffective and the total effective rate was 75.0%.The therapeutic effect in the treatment group was superior to that in the two control groups(P

Objective: To observe the efficacy of electroacupuncture plus TDP for treating functional dyspepsia Methods: Sixty cases of functional dyspepsia were treated with electroacupuncture plus TDP, and another 60 cases were treated with Domperidone as a control. Results: After 10 treatments, the curative rate in treatment group was 33.3%, with a total effective rate of 91.7%. While in control group, the curative rate was 13.3%, with a total effective rate of 66.7%. There were significant differences between the two groups (P＜0.01,P＜0.001). Conclusion: Electroacupuncture plus TDP had the better therapeutic effect in treating functional dyspepsia.

Objective To observe the effect of shenfu injection on ischemia/reperfusion injury in skeletal muscle of rats. Methods To make a model of ischemia/reperfusion injury in skeletal muscle of rats, and observe the plasma level of LDH, CK, MDA and the change of MDA, MPO, W/D in the skeletal muscle. Result Shenfu injection can reduce the heightened plasma level of LDH, CK, MDA and MDA, MPO, W/D of the skeletal muscle, lighten the injury of the ultrastructure. Conclusion Shenfu Injection can protect ischemia/reperfusion injury in skeletal muscle.

Objective To observe the influence of short-term continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion(CSII)on ?-cell function in newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes(T2DM).Methods A total of 32 inpatients with newly diagnosed T2DM who had a 14-day course of CSII were randomly assigned to two groups of OGTT and arginine stimulating test(AST).Before and after 3 days and 14 days CSII treatments,OGTT and AST were performed respectively.The changes of the values of plasma glucose,HOMA-IR,HOMA-? and △C30/△G30,△C120/△G120 or arginine-induced acute C-peptide reaction(ACRARG)in two groups were compared.Results In OGTT,the values of plasma glucose and HOMA-IR were decreased,HOMA-? and △C120/△G120 were increased significantly after CSII therapy,both in day 3 and day 14;and △C30/△G30 were unchanged after 3 days but increased markedly after 14 days.However,in ACRARG,the above mentioned parameters almost remained unchanged after CSII treatment in 3 days or 14 days.Conclusions In newly diagnosed T2DM with elevated fasting glucose levels,intensive insulin therapy can partly improve ?-cell function showed by OGTT,not by AST.

Vitamin D deficiency is highly prevalent in the general population including rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients.Autocrine regulation of vitamin D modulates important immune response.Vitamin D deficiency may be involved in the pathogenesis of many autoimmune diseases including RA.Vitamin D regulates both the innate and adaptive immune responses.Vitamin D's effects on the innate immune system are mainly through the toll-like receptor and on the adaptive immune system through T cell differentiation,particularly the Helper T cell (Th) 17 response.As Thl7 cells are critical in the pathogenesis in RA,what effect will vitamin D deficiency lead to on the RA? Many data have indicated the relationship between vitamin D deficiency and RA disease activities,but not all the results are consistent.Here,we review the immune-modulatory roles of vitamin D and its effects on disease activity,osteoporosis and cardiovascular disease risk in RA.

砄bjective: To explore an effective method for Electroneurography(ENoG) of facial nerve. Methods: ENoG of 114 normal subjets and 69 patients with traumatic facial nerve injuries were investigated. Latency time(LT), duration time(DT), amplitude(A) and square under the curve(S) were measured in facial muscles when facial nerve was stimulated postauricularly or anteroauricularly. Results: In most facial musles except square muscle of lower lip postauricular stimulation gave longer LT, shorter DT, lower A and smaller S. Conclusion: The postauricular stimulation is effective prior to anteroauricular stimulation for electroneurography of the facial nerve.

Objective:To investigate varied electromyographic types in the patients with hemimasticatory spasm(HMS).Methods:Surface electromyography was recorded to study electromyographic features of 16 cases with HMS.Results:Spasm was found in mandibular rest position in 2 cases and in tooth contact position in 14 cases.During the involuntary spasm of the 14 cases, motor unit potential could be classified into three types:continuous(8 cases), rhythmic(3 cases) and irregular(3 cases).Conclusion:The electromyographic feature of hemimasticatory spasm is characterized by continuous motor unit potential discharge. The spasm is mostly triggered by tooth contact.

Objective:To evaluate diagnostic sensitivity of electroneurography(ENoG) for facial neurotmesis.Methods:The data of 24 patients suffering from facial neuratmesis on one side,having non-emergency operation,and having preoperative records of ENoG were collected.Among the patients,18 were men and 6 were women,aged from 3 to 55 years(median 28).The duration of injury before ENoG examination was from 1 to 56 days(mean 23.6 days) for them.The electroneurographic examination was carried out for facial nerves on both sides preoperatively.Percentages of evoked potential amplitude reduction on affected sides were calculated according to the value of normal side.The 90% reduction of amplitude was used as a cutting point.The facial neuratmesis was observed during operation.The sensitivity and false negative proportions of ENoG were analyzed.Results:Among the 24 patients with facial neurotmesis,22 had ENoG amplitude reduction over 90%,and 2 having this reduction less than 90%.The sensitivity and false negative proportions of ENoG in patients with facial neurotmesis were 91.7% and 8.3% respectively.Conclusion:The preoperative ENoG examination is high sensitivity for facial neurotmesis.The patients whose ENoG reduction over 90% should be advised to have a facial neurorrhaphy as soon as possible.

Objective To explore the post training needs,training content,training mode and the advantages and disadvantages of the existing training from the general practitioner perspective,in order to provide reasonable suggestions for the management institutions to improve the quality and effect of the post training for all general practitioners.Methods In October,2013 a questionnaire survey was conducted to 197 family physicians for their post training needs,training content and training mode.According to the interview outline,an in-depth individual interview was conducted to 20 leaders and general practitioners from the community health service center in Beijing Xicheng District on the advantages and disadvantages of general medical training.All survey information databases were established using FoxPro 6.0 software and double entry.Package was statistically analyzed with SPSS 19.0 statistical software,qualitative data using rate to represent; interviews with text descriptions,coding classification analysis.Results More than 70％ of general practitioners had the demand for strengthening the training of the clinical medicine,the knowledge of humanities and social sciences as well as clinical research methods,but the demand for the training of general medical theory and basic medicine was small,only accounting for 22.50％ general practitioners.More than 90.00％ of general practitioners were in favor of targeted flexible training methods.More than 85.00％ of general practitioners believed that existing training teachers' teaching abilities were very good,and they agreed to open general practitioner training project in medical colleges and universities.The surveyed physicians also made some criticism about too many training departments,low training quality,too many training programs,and training content repetition etc..Conclusion According to the general medical post training needs,human and scientific research of targeted training should be increased by using case discussion,site visit and many flexible and diverse teaching methods and various departments should also be coordinated and the training incentive and evaluation mechanism should be improved to guarantee the quality of training.