机械通气治疗小儿急性肺损伤

目的：探讨小儿急性肺损伤(ALI)的临床治疗。方法：对本院综合ICU1998年4月至2002年4月发生的22例小儿ALI的临床治疗情况进行回顾性分析。结果：本组22例小儿ALI采用呼吸末正压机械通气(PEEP)联合大剂量甲基强的松龙冲击治疗，有效率为86．36％；3例死亡，死亡率为13．64％，死于多器官功能不全综合征(MODS)。结论：机械通气治疗小儿ALI应选择最佳PEEP，动态监测动脉血气指标和X线胸片，在综合治疗基础上加用大剂量甲基强的松龙冲击治疗能收到较好的疗效。     

移植人羊膜细胞对大鼠创伤性脑损伤的实验研究

目的 探究大鼠TBI后脑内移植人羊膜细胞（HACs）对大鼠运动功能的影响。方法 HACs经分离、Hoechst33342标记后重悬调整细胞浓度为10^5/μl；采用改进的Feeney自由落体法打击大鼠脑皮层后肢运动区域，损伤后24h经微量注射器和立体定向仪将Hoechst33342标记的HACs 10μl分别移植于挫伤灶中心和挫伤灶边缘；在TBI后的28d内采用钉板平衡木行走测试大鼠运动功能变化，运动功能检测结束后取出脑组织行组织学检测。结果 治疗组滑落脚步数明显少于对照组（P〈0．05）；移植的HACs呈蓝色荧光；部分移植HACs可见MAP-2阳性表达。结论 移植HACs使大鼠TBI后运动功能明显改善。     

应用庆大霉素溶液与生理盐水行手外伤清创的效果比较

目的 探讨应用庆大霉素溶液与生理盐水对手外伤清创效果的差异。方法 对102例急诊手外伤患者，随机分为庆大霉素组（45例）和生理盐水组（57例）两组，分别由同一名医师进行常规清创，术后口服头孢氨苄胶囊预防感染5d，每3～4d伤口换药，观察伤口情况，于术后12d拆线，对伤口做出评价。结果 伤口愈合情况：庆大霉素组，甲级愈合20例，乙级愈合17例，丙级愈合8例；生理盐水组，甲级愈合24例，乙级愈合20例，雨级愈合13例。感染率：庆大霉素组17．78％，肥皂水组22．81％，平均为20．9％，两组比较差异无统计学意义（x^2=0．39，P〉0．05）。结论 使用庆大霉素溶液对伤口进行冲洗，并不能降低手外伤清创后的感染率。     

大鼠脑损伤局部谷氨酸的异常释放对乳酸含量变化的影响

目的探讨谷氨酸(Glu)在大鼠脑损伤局部的异常释放以及其对乳酸(Lac)含量变化的影响。方法采用大鼠局部脑损伤动物模型,分为对照组、损伤组、干预组。伤前15min干预组注射Riluzole(一种Glu突触前释放抑制剂),损伤组注射等容量的生理盐水,对照组仅开骨窗不损伤脑。应用微透析技术检测各组伤后不同时间透析液中Glu含量([Glu]d)及Lac含量([Lac]d)变化。结果[Glu]d及[Lac]d在伤后15min、30min和45min干预组明显低于损伤组(P<0.05),而明显高于对照组(P<0.05);在伤后60min,损伤组仍明显高于对照组(P<0.05)。伤后不同时间[Glu]d和[Lac]d变化呈显著正相关(P<0.01)。结论脑损伤后受损脑组织细胞液中Glu水平的升高是Glu神经元末梢大量释放Glu所致,并继而引起了Lac的含量升高。     

高剂量CT辐射致家兔脾组织病理变化的初步实验研究

目的初步探讨CT腹部模式常规和非常规扫描次数、高曝光剂量扫描对家兔急性脾组织病理变化的影响。方法将46只大白兔随机分成3组：（1）高曝光剂量CT扫描组36只。采用约为常规剂量2倍的腹部CT扫描模式,对大白兔进行全身扫描,再将其分两大亚组,每组18只。①腹部模式一次性扫描组（一次性扫描组）：CT扫描层厚为2.5mm分别连续扫描3、6、9、12、15和18次,48h后剖杀;②腹部模式重复扫描组（重复扫描组）：CT扫描层厚以5mm分别连续扫描2、4、6、8、10和12次,24h后重复上述扫描,24h后剖杀。（2）常规CT扫描组：5只,采用常规次数和曝光剂量对大白兔进行全身扫描,48h后剖杀。（3）健康对照组：5只。所有实验动物取脾组织作病理分析。结果光镜病理结果：①一次性扫描组：连续扫描6次时出现红髓髓窦略扩张、淤血;连续9-18次扫描后,脾脏出现红髓髓窦扩张、淤血,可见网状组织细胞增生和吞噬含铁血黄素。②重复扫描组：共8次扫描时出现红髓髓窦轻度扩张、淤血,散在中性粒细胞浸润;16-24次扫描后,脾脏出现红髓髓窦扩张、淤血,散在中性粒细胞浸润,间或有组织细胞增生。结论常规脾脏CT扫描是非常安全的;在非常规扫描次数和高曝光剂量下,CT辐射可能会引起家兔急性脾组织的异常病理变化。     

Injury as a Global Phenomenon of Concern in Nursing Science

PURPOSE: To discuss injury research as a phenomenon of concern in nursing science. ORGANIZING CONSTRUCT: Injury is defined as the physical damage that results when the human body is briefly subjected to intolerable levels of energy. It is the leading cause of death in the first 4 decades of life in high-income nations and is second only to infectious diseases as a leading cause of death in low- and middle-income nations. METHODS: Review and discussion of relevant scientific and theoretical literature in both injury and nursing science. FINDINGS: Nurse scientists can apply unique perspectives to increase understanding of injury and its consequences. Fertile areas for nursing inquiry include identifying people at risk, developing models to explain the association between risk-taking and injury, testing interventions to prevent and limit injury, and creating and refining interventions that are culturally relevant to subpopulations most at risk for injury. CONCLUSIONS: The mandate to improve global heath should lead to nursing inquiry about this phenomenon, including developing and testing interventions to prevent and reduce injury.     

Poly-lactic acid and agarose gelatin play an active role in the recovery of spinal cord injury

Objective To investigate the role of poly-lactic acid and agarose gelatin in promoting the functional recovery of the injured spinal cord. Methods Poly-lactic acid ( PLA) or agarose was embedded in the space between two stumps of the hemisectioned spinal cord. Immunohistochemistry was used to show astroglia proliferation and the infiltration of RhoA-positive cells. Locomotor activity recovery was evaluated by testing the function of hindlimbs. Results Astrogli-as and RhoA labeled non-neuronal cells accumulated in the area adjacent to the implant, while the number of RhoA-positive cells was decreased dramatically in the absence of implant. Animals implanted with agarose gelatin recovered more quickly than those with PLA, concomitant with a higher survival rate of the neurons. Conclusion Both PLA and agarose gelatin benefited the recovery of spinal cord after injury by providing a scaffold for astroglia processes. Modulation of the rigidity, pore size and inner structure of PLA and agarose gelatin might make these biodegradable materials more effective in the regeneration of the central nervous system (CNS).