Ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke have different pathogenic mechanisms,but share similarities in metabolic dysregulation,inflammatory responses and oxidative stress.This paper summarized 28 metabolic markers shared between ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke with consistent trends through literature review.It also provided an overview of their involvement in abnormal energy metabolism,inflammatory responses,blood-brain barrier disruption,and neural damage in relation to stroke.The aim is to provide a scientific basis for future prognosis,curative efficacy evaluation and future homotherapy of ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke,and provide insights for the development of new therapies and new drugs.

Ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke have different pathogenic mechanisms,but share similarities in metabolic dysregulation,inflammatory responses and oxidative stress.This paper summarized 28 metabolic markers shared between ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke with consistent trends through literature review.It also provided an overview of their involvement in abnormal energy metabolism,inflammatory responses,blood-brain barrier disruption,and neural damage in relation to stroke.The aim is to provide a scientific basis for future prognosis,curative efficacy evaluation and future homotherapy of ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke,and provide insights for the development of new therapies and new drugs.

Objective To realize the integration of PACS and HIS. Methods Powerbuilder was used in designing the electronic application system. Synchronization of PACS and HIS were accomplished by Oracle stored procedures. Results The integration of PACS and HIS were implemented successfully in Xijing Hospital and satisfied results were achieved. Conclusion The successfully integration of diverse systems should be based on the circumstance of hospital,led by information department,and discussed and demonstrated by relative departments. At the same time,the principal of high availability and low dependence among diverse systems should be followed. The alternate periods of old and new work flows should be decreased on the basis of practical software and reasonable procedure.