报告4例 Crow-Fukase 综合征。该综合征的主要表现:1.多发性周围神经病变;2.脏器损害;3.内分泌功能障碍;4.骨髓中浆细胞增生或血清 M 蛋白增多:5.多发性骨髓瘤;6.皮肤改变;7.颅内压及脑脊液蛋白增高。本文对其多系统损害的特点、诊断标...报告4例 Crow-Fukase 综合征。该综合征的主要表现:1.多发性周围神经病变;2.脏器损害;3.内分泌功能障碍;4.骨髓中浆细胞增生或血清 M 蛋白增多:5.多发性骨髓瘤;6.皮肤改变;7.颅内压及脑脊液蛋白增高。本文对其多系统损害的特点、诊断标准、发病机制及治疗进行了讨论。激素治疗可部分缓解病情。展开更多
Feng Zhi 冯至 （1905-93） was not only one of the founders of German Studies in China, but he also was an important scholar of the Tang dynasty poet, Du Fu 杜甫 （712-70）. The present essay attempts to analyze Feng ...Feng Zhi 冯至 （1905-93） was not only one of the founders of German Studies in China, but he also was an important scholar of the Tang dynasty poet, Du Fu 杜甫 （712-70）. The present essay attempts to analyze Feng Zhi＇s ＂coming of age＂ by using Du Fu as a case study for the dialogue between the modem and Western-educated intellectuals on the one hand, and the twentieth-century political and nativist movements of China on the other. Feng＇s admiration for Du Fu prompted him to write a biography for this precursor poet, this ＂Sage in Poetry＂ （shisheng 诗圣）, which was not only a record of his life, but also a mirror that reflects Feng＇s own spiritual transformation from a student of Western romanticism, individualism, and existentialism, to, in his own words, a ＂mouthpiece of the people.＂展开更多
文摘报告4例 Crow-Fukase 综合征。该综合征的主要表现:1.多发性周围神经病变;2.脏器损害;3.内分泌功能障碍;4.骨髓中浆细胞增生或血清 M 蛋白增多:5.多发性骨髓瘤;6.皮肤改变;7.颅内压及脑脊液蛋白增高。本文对其多系统损害的特点、诊断标准、发病机制及治疗进行了讨论。激素治疗可部分缓解病情。
文摘Feng Zhi 冯至 （1905-93） was not only one of the founders of German Studies in China, but he also was an important scholar of the Tang dynasty poet, Du Fu 杜甫 （712-70）. The present essay attempts to analyze Feng Zhi＇s ＂coming of age＂ by using Du Fu as a case study for the dialogue between the modem and Western-educated intellectuals on the one hand, and the twentieth-century political and nativist movements of China on the other. Feng＇s admiration for Du Fu prompted him to write a biography for this precursor poet, this ＂Sage in Poetry＂ （shisheng 诗圣）, which was not only a record of his life, but also a mirror that reflects Feng＇s own spiritual transformation from a student of Western romanticism, individualism, and existentialism, to, in his own words, a ＂mouthpiece of the people.＂
