Objective:To relate the changes in electroencephalography (EEG) signals after a spinal cord injury (SCI) with functional independence.Methods:The EEG data describing ninety SCI patients in both open and closed eye states were compared with those collected from 45 healthy counterparts. The SCI patients′ EEG data were correlated with their spinal cord independence measure (SCIM) scores at corresponding time points. The SCI patients were divided into a cervical SCI group (SCI-C group) and a non-cervical SCI group (SCI-NC group), with 45 cases in each group. The difference in EEG data between them and its correlation with the SCIM scores were also compared and analyzed.Results:In the eyes-open state, the EEG power in the frontal, central, temporal, and right occipital regions of the SCI group was lower than among the control group, on average. There were significant differences in the δ and θ low-frequency bands. The α1 band power in the frontal and right parietal regions was significantly higher in the SCI group, on average. With the eyes closed the δ band power in the right prefrontal, frontal, left central, and temporal regions of the SCI group was lower than among the control group, while the α1 band power in the right prefrontal, frontal, central, and parietal regions was significantly higher. The reactivity to eye opening of the α1 band in the right prefrontal, frontal, central, parietal, and temporal regions was less in the SCI patients compared to healthy subjects. Among the SCI patients, higher EEG power in the β2 band of the right frontal lobe and the α2 and β bands of the right temporal lobe was significantly positively correlated with higher SCIM scores during the eyes-open measurements. And the higher EEG power in the α2 band of the prefrontal and frontal lobes, the β2 band of the frontal lobe, the α2 band of the right central region, the α2 and β bands of the temporal lobe, and the α2 and β2 bands of the occipital lobe was significantly positively correlated with higher SCIM scores during the eyes-closed state. The subgroup analysis showed that the δ band power in the left temporal lobe and the α2 band power in the parietal lobe were lower among the SCI-C compared with the SCI-NC patients in the eyes-open state. With the eyes closed, the δ band power in the left frontal, left parietal, and left temporal lobes and the α2 band power in the frontal, central, parietal, temporal, and right occipital lobes was significantly lower in the SCI-C group compared to the SCI-NC group, on average. The reactivity to eye opening of the δ band in the temporal lobe, the α2 band in the left prefrontal, frontal, central, parietal, temporal, and right occipital lobes, and the β2 band in the right parietal and left occipital lobes was less in the SCI-C group than in the SCI-NC group ( P≤0.05). Among the SCI-C patients, higher EEG power in the β1 and β2 bands of the right temporal lobe with the eyes open was significantly positively correlated with higher SCIM scores. With the eyes closed, higher EEG power in the α2 and β1 bands of the right prefrontal lobe was significantly positively correlated with higher SCIM scores. Among the SCI-NC patients, higher EEG power in the δ band of the prefrontal lobe, the β1 and β2 bands of the left prefrontal lobe, and the δ bands of the frontal, central, right parietal, and right temporal lobes during the eyes open measurements was significantly positively correlated with higher SCIM scores. Conclusions:The EEG power of cervical and non-cervical SCI patients shows characteristic changes which correlate with their functional independence.

Objective:To analyze the characteristics of acute chemical poisoning cases and provide data support for establishing a regional network poisoning early warning and surveillance platform.Methods:In July 2023, patients with acute chemical poisoning who visited the Emergency Department, West China School of Public Health, and West China Fourth Hospital, Sichuan University from May 2016 to May 2023 were selected as the research subjects. Their characteristics such as gender, age, types of poisons, seasonal distribution, and the change trend of the number of poisoned people were analyzed. The annual trend of poisoning population was analyzed by linear regression.Results:There were a total of 2033 patients with acute chemical poisoning, among whom 32 were children (accounting for 1.57%). The gender was mainly female (1146 cases, accounting for 56.37%). The age ranged from 4 to 86 (34.60±10.45) years old. The top three poisonings in terms of acute chemical poisoning were carbon monoxide poisoning with 889 cases (accounting for 43.73%), diquat poisoning with 193 cases (accounting for 9.49%), and paraquat poisoning with 168 cases (accounting for 8.26%). Sedative-hypnotic drug poisoning was mainly in spring (65 cases, accounting for 43.62%), paraquat (65 cases, accounting for 38.69%) and diquat (68 cases, accounting for 35.23%) poisoning was mainly in summer, and carbon monoxide poisoning was mainly in winter (452 cases, accounting for 50.84%). The number of poisoning cases showed a significant increasing trend over the past seven years ( t=6.97, P<0.001). The detection rate of carbon monoxide poisoning was 95.61% (850/889), the detection rate of diquat poisoning was 28.50% (55/193), and the detection rate of paraquat poisoning was 14.88% (25/168) . Conclusion:The poisons of acute chemical poisoning are mainly carbon monoxide, diquat and paraquat. It is necessary to strengthen the publicity and education related to chemical poisoning, the supervision of poisons, and the construction of regional network poisoning early warning and surveillance platforms.

Objective:To analyze the characteristics of acute chemical poisoning cases and provide data support for establishing a regional network poisoning early warning and surveillance platform.Methods:In July 2023, patients with acute chemical poisoning who visited the Emergency Department, West China School of Public Health, and West China Fourth Hospital, Sichuan University from May 2016 to May 2023 were selected as the research subjects. Their characteristics such as gender, age, types of poisons, seasonal distribution, and the change trend of the number of poisoned people were analyzed. The annual trend of poisoning population was analyzed by linear regression.Results:There were a total of 2033 patients with acute chemical poisoning, among whom 32 were children (accounting for 1.57%). The gender was mainly female (1146 cases, accounting for 56.37%). The age ranged from 4 to 86 (34.60±10.45) years old. The top three poisonings in terms of acute chemical poisoning were carbon monoxide poisoning with 889 cases (accounting for 43.73%), diquat poisoning with 193 cases (accounting for 9.49%), and paraquat poisoning with 168 cases (accounting for 8.26%). Sedative-hypnotic drug poisoning was mainly in spring (65 cases, accounting for 43.62%), paraquat (65 cases, accounting for 38.69%) and diquat (68 cases, accounting for 35.23%) poisoning was mainly in summer, and carbon monoxide poisoning was mainly in winter (452 cases, accounting for 50.84%). The number of poisoning cases showed a significant increasing trend over the past seven years ( t=6.97, P<0.001). The detection rate of carbon monoxide poisoning was 95.61% (850/889), the detection rate of diquat poisoning was 28.50% (55/193), and the detection rate of paraquat poisoning was 14.88% (25/168) . Conclusion:The poisons of acute chemical poisoning are mainly carbon monoxide, diquat and paraquat. It is necessary to strengthen the publicity and education related to chemical poisoning, the supervision of poisons, and the construction of regional network poisoning early warning and surveillance platforms.

Objective:To relate the changes in electroencephalography (EEG) signals after a spinal cord injury (SCI) with functional independence.Methods:The EEG data describing ninety SCI patients in both open and closed eye states were compared with those collected from 45 healthy counterparts. The SCI patients′ EEG data were correlated with their spinal cord independence measure (SCIM) scores at corresponding time points. The SCI patients were divided into a cervical SCI group (SCI-C group) and a non-cervical SCI group (SCI-NC group), with 45 cases in each group. The difference in EEG data between them and its correlation with the SCIM scores were also compared and analyzed.Results:In the eyes-open state, the EEG power in the frontal, central, temporal, and right occipital regions of the SCI group was lower than among the control group, on average. There were significant differences in the δ and θ low-frequency bands. The α1 band power in the frontal and right parietal regions was significantly higher in the SCI group, on average. With the eyes closed the δ band power in the right prefrontal, frontal, left central, and temporal regions of the SCI group was lower than among the control group, while the α1 band power in the right prefrontal, frontal, central, and parietal regions was significantly higher. The reactivity to eye opening of the α1 band in the right prefrontal, frontal, central, parietal, and temporal regions was less in the SCI patients compared to healthy subjects. Among the SCI patients, higher EEG power in the β2 band of the right frontal lobe and the α2 and β bands of the right temporal lobe was significantly positively correlated with higher SCIM scores during the eyes-open measurements. And the higher EEG power in the α2 band of the prefrontal and frontal lobes, the β2 band of the frontal lobe, the α2 band of the right central region, the α2 and β bands of the temporal lobe, and the α2 and β2 bands of the occipital lobe was significantly positively correlated with higher SCIM scores during the eyes-closed state. The subgroup analysis showed that the δ band power in the left temporal lobe and the α2 band power in the parietal lobe were lower among the SCI-C compared with the SCI-NC patients in the eyes-open state. With the eyes closed, the δ band power in the left frontal, left parietal, and left temporal lobes and the α2 band power in the frontal, central, parietal, temporal, and right occipital lobes was significantly lower in the SCI-C group compared to the SCI-NC group, on average. The reactivity to eye opening of the δ band in the temporal lobe, the α2 band in the left prefrontal, frontal, central, parietal, temporal, and right occipital lobes, and the β2 band in the right parietal and left occipital lobes was less in the SCI-C group than in the SCI-NC group ( P≤0.05). Among the SCI-C patients, higher EEG power in the β1 and β2 bands of the right temporal lobe with the eyes open was significantly positively correlated with higher SCIM scores. With the eyes closed, higher EEG power in the α2 and β1 bands of the right prefrontal lobe was significantly positively correlated with higher SCIM scores. Among the SCI-NC patients, higher EEG power in the δ band of the prefrontal lobe, the β1 and β2 bands of the left prefrontal lobe, and the δ bands of the frontal, central, right parietal, and right temporal lobes during the eyes open measurements was significantly positively correlated with higher SCIM scores. Conclusions:The EEG power of cervical and non-cervical SCI patients shows characteristic changes which correlate with their functional independence.

Objective To investigate the electroencephalography(EEG)signal characteristics in patients with neuropathic pain(NP)associated with spinal cord injury(SCI).Methods A total of 90 patients with SCI from January,2018 to November,2023 were selected from the EEG database of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine,Xijing Hospital,and divided into NP group(n=46)and non-NP group(n=44)according to their symptoms.The resting-state EEG power and reactivity to eye-opening were compared between two groups.Results Compared with non-NP group,EEG power increased in frontal lobe in α and β1 bands,central lobe in δ,θ,α1 and β1 bands,parietal lobe in α and β1 bands,temporal lobe in α and β1 bands,left occipital lobe in α2 band,and occipital lobe in α1 and β1 bands(|Z|>1.998,P<0.05)in NP group during eye-opening;during eye-closing,EEG power increased in prefrontal lobe in α1 and β1 bands,right frontal lobe in θ band,frontal lobe in α and β1 bands,left frontal lobe in β2 band,central lobe in δ,α1 and β1 bands,parietal lobe in α1 and β1 bands,left pari-etal lobe in α2 and β2 bands,right temporal lobe in θ band,temporal lobe in α and β bands,occipital lobe in α1 and β1 bands,and left occipital lobe in β2 band(|Z|>1.970,P<0.05);while the reactivity to eye-opening de-creased in right prefrontal lobe in β1 band,frontal lobe in θ,α and β bands,right central lobe in β1 band,parietal lobe in α1 and β1 bands,right parietal lobe in β2 band,right temporal lobe in δ and θ band,temporal lobe in α1 and β bands,left occipital lobe in α1 band,and occipital lobe in β1(|Z|>1.967,P<0.05).Conclusion Resting-state EEG power characteristically elevates in NP patients after SCI,and the reactivity to eye-open-ing reduces.

Objective To investigate the electroencephalography(EEG)signal characteristics in patients with neuropathic pain(NP)associated with spinal cord injury(SCI).Methods A total of 90 patients with SCI from January,2018 to November,2023 were selected from the EEG database of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine,Xijing Hospital,and divided into NP group(n=46)and non-NP group(n=44)according to their symptoms.The resting-state EEG power and reactivity to eye-opening were compared between two groups.Results Compared with non-NP group,EEG power increased in frontal lobe in α and β1 bands,central lobe in δ,θ,α1 and β1 bands,parietal lobe in α and β1 bands,temporal lobe in α and β1 bands,left occipital lobe in α2 band,and occipital lobe in α1 and β1 bands(|Z|>1.998,P<0.05)in NP group during eye-opening;during eye-closing,EEG power increased in prefrontal lobe in α1 and β1 bands,right frontal lobe in θ band,frontal lobe in α and β1 bands,left frontal lobe in β2 band,central lobe in δ,α1 and β1 bands,parietal lobe in α1 and β1 bands,left pari-etal lobe in α2 and β2 bands,right temporal lobe in θ band,temporal lobe in α and β bands,occipital lobe in α1 and β1 bands,and left occipital lobe in β2 band(|Z|>1.970,P<0.05);while the reactivity to eye-opening de-creased in right prefrontal lobe in β1 band,frontal lobe in θ,α and β bands,right central lobe in β1 band,parietal lobe in α1 and β1 bands,right parietal lobe in β2 band,right temporal lobe in δ and θ band,temporal lobe in α1 and β bands,left occipital lobe in α1 band,and occipital lobe in β1(|Z|>1.967,P<0.05).Conclusion Resting-state EEG power characteristically elevates in NP patients after SCI,and the reactivity to eye-open-ing reduces.

ObjectiveTo explore the correlation of sleep quality with negative life events and coping styles in adolescents based on structural equation modeling， and to provide references for improving the adolescents' sleep quality. MethodsFrom December 2021 to May 2022， a total of 767 junior middle school students from three schools in Chongqing were enrolled， and assessed using Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index （PSQI）， Adolescent Self-rating Life Events Checklist （ASLEC） and Simplified Coping Style Questionnaire （SCSQ）. Then the structural equation model was applied to discuss the correlation of sleep quality with negative life events and coping styles in adolescents. ResultsA total of 222 adolescents （28.94%） were found to have sleep disorders. PSQI score was positively correlated with ASLEC score and negative coping dimension score of SCSQ （r=0.612， 0.590， P<0.01）， and negatively correlated with positive coping dimension score of SCSQ （r=-0.435， P<0.01）. The structural equation model of the relationship between negative life events， coping styles and sleep quality denoted that negative life events exhibited both direct and indirect positive effects on sleep quality （β=0.448， 0.322， P<0.05）， positive coping style had direct negative effects on sleep quality （β=-0.368， P<0.05）， and negative coping style had direct positive effects on sleep quality （β=0.442， P<0.05）. ConclusionNegative life events and negative coping style cause adverse effects on adolescents' sleep quality， while positive coping style exerts positive effects on adolescents' sleep quality.

Objective: To compare the chest computed tomography (CT) images of patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) and acute cardiogenic pulmonary edema (ACPE). Methods: 30 cases of patients with ARDS and 30 cases of patients with ACPE from August 2016 to August 2018 were randomly selected. All patients underwent thoracic CT examination. The distributions of grinded glass density shadow (GGO) in the lungs and changes of extrapulmonary structure were statistically analyzed. Results: The differences of distributions of GGO in the upper lobe, middle lobe, lower lobe and diffuse distribution between patients with ARDS and ACPE were not significant [16.7%(5/30), 0, 16.7%(5/30), 66.7%(20/30) vs 20.0%(6/30), 0, 20.0%(6/30), 60.0%(18/30), P>0.05]. The distributions of GGO in center lung [13.3%(4/30)] was significantly lower than patients with ACPE [46.7%(14/30)] (P<0.05), while the uniform distribution rate [76.7%(23/30)] was significantly higher than patients with ACPE [46.7%(14/30)] (P<0.05), but distribution of GGO in the right side, left side, bilateral even in peripheral distribution of GGO in lung between patients with ARDS and ACPE were not significant [10.0%(3/30), 6.7%(2/30), 16.7%(5/30), 23.3%(7/30), 60.0%(18/30) vs 23.3%(7/30), 16.7%(5/30) and 60.0%(18/30), P>0.05]. The small boundary opacity of patients with ARDS [76.7%(23/30)] was significantly higher than patients with ACPE [26.7%(8/30)] (P<0.05), while the bronchial blood bundle thickening, pulmonary vascular shadow thickening, cardiac shadow enlargement, pericardial effusion were significantly lower than patients with ACPE [33.3% (10/30), 16.7%(5/30), 30.0%(9/30), 23.3%(7/30) vs 23.3%(7/30), 100.0%(30/30), 70.0%(21/30), 73.3%(22/30), 53.3%(16/30), P<0.05]. Conclusions The chest CT images of patients with ARDS and ACPE are different, mainly manifestated in small boundary opacity, bronchial blood bundle thickening, pulmonary vascular opacity, cardiac opacity, pericardial effusion.

EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitor (EGFR-TKI) has been used successfully in clinic for the treatment of solid tumors. In the present study, we reported the discovery of from our in-house diverse compound library, which was validated to be a potent and selective EGFR-TKI. showed excellent inhibitory activities against EGFR (IC = 0.81 nmol/L), EGFR (IC = 1.2 nmol/L) and EGFR (IC = 1.1 nmol/L), but was less effective or even inactive against other nine kinases. also displayed excellent antiproliferative activities against a panel of human cancer cell lines, and exhibited the ability to reduce colony formation and wound healing the same as gefitinib. We found that upon oral administration showed better anti-tumor activity in A431 bearing xenograft mouse models compared to gefitinib. In addition, showed better intestinal absorption than gefitinib and had favorable pharmacokinetic properties and microsomal metabolic stability in different species. These studies indicate that has strong antitumor activity and , and could be used for the development of anti-lung cancer agent targeting EGFR.

Objective The number of children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)has increased dramatically in the past years.Parents of children with ASD usually experience a variety of chronic and acute stressors that may decrease marital satisfaction and family functioning.The aim was to explore the characteristics of parental per-sonality,mood disorders and family functions of the Children with ASD and to explore the relevance factors in order to draw out methods to improve parental family functions.Methods A cross -sectional survey was conducted and 593 outpatients with ASD diagnosed in Shanghai Mental Health Center,Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine form January 201 0 to January 201 4 were straight into the group,their parents were tested by Family Assessment Device (FAD),Zung Self -Rating Depression Scale(SDS),Zung Self -Rating Anxiety Scale(SAS)and Eysenck Personality Questionnaire(EPQ).SPSS 1 7.0 software was adopted to establish the database and statistical analysis.Results Ac-cording to FAD,parents of children with ASD had lower scores in problem solving[(2.1 0 ±0.37)scores]and roles [(2.09 ±0.27)scores](t =-6.669,P =0.000;t =-1 8.707,P =0.000)than the standard scores,while other di-mensions score were significantly higher than the standard scores in communicdtion[(2.25 ±0.35)scores],emotional reaction[(2.38 ±0.40)scores],emotional involvement[(2.36 ±0.37)scores],behavioral control[(2.31 ±0.27) scores]and general function[(2.1 2 ±0.38)scores],there were significant differences(t =3.1 35,1 1 .1 1 5,1 6.997, 37.1 1 6,8.064;P =0.002,0.000,0.000,0.000,0.000).For EPQ of parents,mother had obviously higher scores than father in psychoticism scale[(53.68 ±1 .36)scores vs (52.65 ±1 .1 7)scores,t =-1 3.841 ,P =0.000],and signifi-cantly lower scores in Lie scale[(52.27 ±0.79)scores vs (52.1 7 ±0.75)scores,t =2.449,P =0.01 4].Compared to fathers,mothers were coded as higher depression and anxiety scores(t =-6.276,-6.440,all P =0.000)and higher prevalence rate(χ2 =1 5.893,27.592,all P =0.000),which were statistically significant.According to the asso-ciation study of FAD and the others(especially in mood of parents),it was found that several dimensions showed obvious correlation.Conclusions Parents of children with ASD have family function damaged badly,except for prob-lem solving and roles.The parents showed different personality traits and mood disorders,particularly mothers′mood disorder problem was prominent.Parental family functioning were closely related to their personality traits and emotional disorders in various dimensionalities,which was worthy of attention.