China ; Oral Medicine

China ; Cleft Lip ; epidemiology ; Cleft Palate ; epidemiology ; Dentist-Patient Relations ; Health Services Needs and Demand ; History, 20th Century ; History, Ancient ; History, Medieval ; Humans ; Malocclusion ; epidemiology ; Mouth Neoplasms ; epidemiology ; Prevalence ; Surgery, Oral ; education ; history ; organization & administration ; trends

China ; Education, Dental ; organization & administration ; Humans ; Oral Medicine ; education

China ; Education, Dental ; Oral Medicine ; education

OBJECTIVE:To investigate therapeutic efficacy and safety of linezolid and teicoplanin in the elderly patients with severe MRSA infection. METHODS:97 elderly patients with severe MRSA infection were collected and divided into linezolid group (42 patients) and teicoplanin group (55 patients). Linezolid group was given linezolid 600 mg intravenously,bid;teico-planin group was given teicoplanin 400 mg intravenously,qd,double dose for the first day. Treatment course lasted for 7-21 d. Clin-ical effective rate,bacterium clearance rate and ADR were compared between 2 groups after treatment. RESULTS:The bacterium clearance rate of teicoplanin group was 52.6%,and that of linezolid group was 73.5%;the linezolid group was significantly higher than the teicoplanin group,with statistical significance(χ2=12.57,P=0.034). Clinical effective rate was 78.6% in linezolid group and 58.2% in teicoplanin group;the linezolid group was significantly higher than the teicoplanin group,with statistical significance (χ2=9.56,P=0.018). After 14 days of treatment,APACHEⅡ score of teicoplanin group and linezolid group were (14.56±3.04) and(10.29±4.84),respectively;the teicoplanin group was lower than the linezolid group,with statistical significance(t=10.97, P=0.014). The incidence of ADR was 11.9% in linezolid group and 20.0% in teicoplanin group,with statistical significance(χ2=1.13,P=0.287). CONCLUSIONS:Linezolid has superior curative effect to teicoplanin in the treatment of severe MRSA infection in elderly patients with good safety.

China ; Dentistry ; manpower ; Education, Dental ; Societies, Dental

The variability and number of appendixes, publication year and publication journals of full-text files conforming to the JATS standards, selected from 891334 full-text papers published in biomedical journals, were analyzed, which showed that the number of non-text files increased sharply with their appendixes reached 45, and jpg, png, tif accounted for 81%.

Humans ; Temporomandibular Joint Disorders ; diagnosis ; therapy

China ; Congresses as Topic ; Humans ; Oral Surgical Procedures

Adolescent ; Adult ; Aged ; Child ; China ; Health Care Reform ; Humans ; Middle Aged ; Oral Health