Purpose　To evaluate the therapeutic effect of laser-induced chorioretinal venous anastomosis for retinal vein occlusion　(RVO)．　Methods　The investigation included 28 consecutive patients　(28 eyes) with RVO．The non-ischemic group 18　cases　(18 eyes) were treated with the krypton red laser to induce chorioretinal venous anastomosis， the ischemic group underwent the same therapy and the grid or scatter-type photocoagulation at the same time． All of the eyes were followed up for more than 5 months， and with an average period of 6．6 months．　Results　Seven cases　(7 eyes， 38．9%) of the non-ischemic group created successful chorioretinal venous anastomosis， with mean improvement of 4．43±0．78　standard deviation　（±s） lines of best-corrected visual acuity compared to　0．19±0．67　（±s） lines for 11 eyes with unsuccessful anastomosis　(P<0．001)． None of the seven eyes developed to ischemic state． Four of the 11 eyes with unsuccessful anastomosis converted to ischemic type (36．4%)． Two cases of the ischemic group created successful anastomosis with improvement in visual acuity． The other cases had no change in visual acuity．　Conclusion　Laser-induced chorioretinal venous anastomosis is a new therapeutic method for RVO， especially for nonischemic type　and successful anastomosis can decrease the conversion rate of the vein occlusion to an ischemic state．

Objective To inspect the rate of success of anastomosis and tissue damage with different power levels of photocoagulation in the treatment of experimental branch retinal vein occlusion (BRVO) by laser induced chorioretinal venous anastomosis. Methods Forty pigmented rabbits (80 eyes) were divided into four groups in random, and 10 (20 eyes) in each. Chroioretinal venous anastomosis was attempted to create using the krypton red laser with 4 different power levels (group A: 400 mW,group B: 600 mW,group C: 800 mW,group D: 1000 mW) in these animals in which BRVO had previously been created photodynamically. Fundus photography and fundus fluorescein angiography were performed at various times after the treatment and histological examination was taken at the end of the study. Results The model of BRVO was successfully set up. At the lowest power of 400 mW there was an absence of anastomosis formation and the damage to the retina and choroid was mild, Bruch′s membrane showed no evidence of rupture. At the power levels of 600 mW and 800 mW an anastomosis formed in 15% and 55% respectively and the damage was medium in degree. At the highest power level of 1 000 mW a 80% rate of success was obtained, however, the damage to the retina and choroid tended to be severe. The difference of the rate of success of anastomosis between different groups was highly significant ( P =0 001), the difference between group B and group C was also highly significant ( P BC =0.008), and the difference between group A and group B, group C and group D was not significant ( P AB =0 072、 P CD =0 091). Conclusion The optimal power level of krypton red laser induced chorioretinal venous anastomosis is 800 mW, 0.1 s, 50 ?m in our study.

Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effect of laser induced chorioretinal venous anastomosis on macular edema of non ischemic retinal vein occlusion. Methods Thirty seven eyes of 37 cases of non ischemic retinal vein occlusion received the treatment of laser induced chorioretinal venous anastomosis and were followed up for 6～12 months. All affected eyes underwent the clinical examinations of visual acuity, ocular fundus photography, fundus fluoreceine angoigraphy (FFA) and light sensitivity of central 5 degree of the retina, and the pre and post operative clinical materials were analyzed. Results Successful chorioretinal venous anastomosis was formed in 18 eyes (48.6%) within 2 months after laser photocoaglation, with the mean best improved corrected visual acuity of (4 25?0 46) lines, while the mean best corrected visual acuity of the other 19 eyes with unsuccessful anastomosis decreased (0 20?0 54) lines ( P

Objective To investigate the effect of bromocriptine on rats with experimental autoimmune uveoretinitis. Methods Tweenty four Wistar rats were immunized by bovine soluble antigen and randomly divided into treatment and control group. The rats in treatment group took bromocriptine orally with the dosage of 5 mg/(kg?d), which could inhibit prolactin (PRL) deliverance, while the rats in control group took glucose solution orally with the dosage of 50 g/(L?d). The clinical changes of all the rats and the delayed type hypersensitivity (DTH) response were detected. The rats were anesthetized and killed after immunized for 21 days, and the eyes were removed and examined histologically. Results The occurrence of EAU and histology scores of rats in treatment group were lower than the controls ( P 0.05). Conclusions Bromocriptine can generally inhibit PRL deliverance, and may also inhibit the occurrence of EAU in rats through neuroendocrine immune regulating network.

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the superiority, feasibility and clinical signifi cance of the four-dimensional spatio-temporal image correlation (STIC) in detection of the right ventricle function of fetus. METHODS: Th e STIC dynamic images of 180 normal fetal hearts at 24+0 to 37+6 weeks of gestation were obtained by the three-dimensional (3D) probe. Th e post-process evaluation was done off -line with the virtual organ computer-aided analysis (VOCAL) software. The computer recorded the right ventricular end-diastolic volume (RVEDV), right ventricular end-systolic volume (RVESV), and then calculated the right stroke volume (RSV), the right cardiac output (RCO) and the right ejection fraction (REF). RCO was standardized by biometric measurements obtained at prenatal screening, including head circumference (HC), abdominal circumference (AC), femur length (FL) and estimated fetal weight (EFW). RESULTS: The overall successful rate in image acquisition was 83.89% and the repeatability was favorable. After the standardization of fetal biometric parameters (HC, AC, FL) and the right ventricle function indexes (RVEDV, RVESV, RSV), RCO was increased with the gestational age while the REF and RCO/EFW fluctuated within a certain range. CONCLUSION STIC technique can accurately and objectively measure the fetal ventricular volume and it might be a potential strategy in the clinical assessment of the fetal cardiac function.
Biometry ; Female ; Fetal Heart ; diagnostic imaging ; physiology ; Gestational Age ; Humans ; Pregnancy ; Stroke Volume ; Ultrasonography, Prenatal ; Ventricular Function, Right

Objective To establish a safe and effective method of rhesus monkey biopsy to take liver and kidney samples under B-mode ultrasound guidance. Methods A total of 4 adult monkeys(weight:8-12 kg; sex: male; age:11 -12 years old)were anaesthetized with 5 -10 mg/kg of ketamine hydrochloride for each through intramuscular injection. After successful anesthesia, abdominal shaving and iodophor disinfection, they were monitored from intercostal area of right upper quadrant or lateral waist subcostal abdomen portions to find liver or kidney organ by MyLab 30CV B-mode ultrasonography with 3.5 Hz transducer which was fixed with a guiding frame. Large vessels such as the portal vein and inferior vena cava were carefully avoided. The range of the biopsy gun was set to 15 mm. When the puncture target and the puncture needle were positioned in the guide line, the puncture target was perpendicular to the puncture needle, and then the trigger button of the puncture needle was pressed to obtain the liver or kidney tissue samples respectively. After puncture,the needle was pulled out quickly. The obtained liver and kidney tissues were used to extract RNA. Results About 13 mg of liver or kidney tissue was obtained by each puncture with volume convertion. This method was fast,reliable and safe,and the total RNA had high purity and integrity. There was no postoperative bleeding and infection. Conclusions This is a very important method for obtaining liver and kidney tissue samples of rhesus monkeys with the guidance of ultrasound. With this method, the research cost can be reduced, the life quality and animal welfare of laboratory non-human primates can be improved,and the accuracy of experimental result can be ensured.

Objective To evaluate the effect of "health education mobile classroom " in the outpatient department of children's hospital, and to analyze the needs of the outpatient and family members on health education. Methods Through the retrospective analysis of the information of the outpatient and emergency patients in the children's specialist hospital to determine the content, the venue and the time period of the "health education mobile classroom". Selection and training the health educator to implement the health education. At the same time, push the training content through the mobile APP to the patient's family, to expand the education audience. To compare and analyze the patient satisfaction of the hospital and the satisfaction with the dimensions of the project. In the evaluation of the effect of health education and the influencing factors, the relationship between income, occupation and children is positively related, and age is negatively related to it. Results After the implement of this project, the satisfaction of the patient had increased for 3.65%(P=0.001). Overall assessment of the audience was very satisfied with (3.94 ± 0.25) points. In each dimension analysis, the satisfaction of the "training method"was the highest, at (3.94 ± 0.26) points. Satisfied with the attitude of the trainers and comprehensive ability were more than 3.80 points. Conclusions The "health education mobile classroom" can improve patient satisfaction in the outpatient department and emergency of children's specialist hospital. Audience has a certain degree of acceptance and satisfaction with this health education mode.