Cases analysis of rational use of medicine (31) Nongonococcal urethritis(NGU)

1.Patient's conditionsA 29-year-old man,was infected with nongonococcal urethritis(NGU).He complained that he had dysuria and discomfort in the urethra and mucopurulent discharge,which appeared one week after intercourse.

A Study of the Teaching Effects of Case Analysis in Cross-Cultural Communication Class-Taking Individualism-Collectivism Cultural Dimension Class as an Example

This study introduces the individualism-collectivism dimension of the cultural dimension of cross-cultural communication initiated by Geert Hofstede.Different cultures must develop a way of correlating that strikes a balance between caring for themselves and showing concern for others.Individualist culture encourages uniqueness and independence while collectivist culture emphasizes conformity and mutual assistance.This article introduces how to use case analysis method to effectively carry out classroom teaching in this cultural dimension.

Analysis of a Typical Case of Meteorological Service in Tangpu Reservoir

The continuous rainy precipitation process from February to March in 2019 was selected to analyze the effect of meteorological service in Tangpu Reservoir basin,so as to sum up service experience and then lay a better foundation for subsequent services.In response to the rainy weather from December 2018 to early 2019,three rounds of flood discharge were carried out in Tangpu Reservoir.During February-March in 2019,the hit rate of short-term area rainfall forecast for Tangpu Reservoir was 80.0%.Compared with the median of forecast interval,the average absolute error was 7.6 mm,and the relative error was 32.7%.The large deviation in the forecast from March 27 to 28 was deeply analyzed,and it is found that the main reasons were excessive reliance on and trust in a single model,insufficient correction of the actual situation,and insufficient judgment of the nature of precipitation.For the future reservoir meteorological service,three aspects of thinking were put forward,such as further strengthening the sharing of hydrological and meteorological information,improving the forecasting ability,and deepening the research of runoff forecast models.

Comparative Analysis of Profit Model of Typical Pharmaceutical O2O Enterprises in China

Objective To study the profit model of Chinese pharmaceutical O2O enterprises.Methods A case study of three typical pharmaceutical O2O enterprises was conducted,and their profit models were compared.Results and Conclusion The pharmaceutical O2O enterprises in China are divided into three categories according to the profit models.It is found that the current pharmaceutical O2O enterprises have problems such as simple profit model and low corporate profits.Based on these problems,it is recommended that relevant enterprises develop various business models to increase profit channels.Besides,they should establish and improve internal cost control systems.

Epidemiological Analysis on Reported Hepatitis C Cases in China from 2012 to 2016

Viral hepatitis is an important challenge to public health worldwide.As hepatitis B is well controlled due to vaccination,the disease burden caused by the spread of hepatitis C has become increasingly prominent.Hepatitis C is an infectious disease that is mainly blood-borne.The rate of chronicity ranges from 55% to 85% after people are infected with the hepatitis C virus （HCV）.

Clinical characteristics and prognosis of traumatic basal ganglia hematomas: A retrospective analysis of 40 cases

AIM： To retrospectively analyze the pathogenesis, clinical characteristics, treatment and prognostic characteristics in patients with traumatic basal ganglia hematomas （TBGH）. METHODS： A retrospective analysis of the clinical data was performed in 40 patients with TBGH who were selected from 1 250 patients with closed brain injury, who admitted to the Department of Neurosurgery of Shangqiu First People＇s Hospital from January 1990 to January 2004. The pathogenesis, clinical characteristics and signs, results of radiological examination, treatment and prognostic characteristics were analyzed. The patients all had definite history of brain injury, manifested by neurological functional disturbance to different extent after brain injury, and basal ganglia hemorrhage was identified by CT after brain injury, and hemorrhagic volume were more than or equal to 2 mL. Totally 34 males and 6 females were enrolled, aged 16-72 years and 28 cases of them were younger than 40 years old. The prognosis of the patients was evaluated with Glasgow outcome scale （GOS） at 6 months after injury, and GOS scoring standard was 1-5 points （1 for dead; 2 for vegetative survival, long-term coma, manifestations of decorticate rigidity or decerebrate rigidity; 3 for severely disabled, should be look after by others; 4 for moderately disabled, be able in self-care; 5 for good recovery, adults can work and study）. RESULTS： The enrolled cases accounted for 3.20% of the 1250 patients with closed brain injury admitted at the same period. ① The causes of injury included traffic accident in 36 cases, fall in 2 cases, and assault in 2 cases. ②At admission, the Glasgow coma scale （GCS） scores were as follow： 13-15 scores （mild） in 10 cases, 9-12 scores （moderate） in 20 cases, and 3-8 scores （severe） in 10 cases. Hemiplegia presented in 37 cases, aphasia in 20 cases, conscious disturbance in 10 cases, unilateral mydriasis in 6 cases, and decerebrate rigidity in 2 cases. ③ TBGH was detected by CT within 30 minutes to 24 hours after injury in 37 cases, and delayed TBGH was diagnosed by serial CT reexamination at 24 to 48 hours after injury in 3 cases. Apart from the TBGH, signs of diffuse axonal injury （DAI） were observed in 22 cases and the criterion of CT diagnosis was that apart from TBGH, small hemorrhagic loci were found in the deep white matter of the hemisphere, corpus callosum, dorsolateral quadrants of the midbrain and the upper pons, internal capsule, basal ganglia area, intraventricle, and cerebellum, etc., but there was no obvious mass effect （clinically manifested by conscious disturbance immediately after brain injury, and primary coma lasted for longer than 6 hours）. Secondary intraventricular hemorrhage occurred in 19 cases, acute subdural hematoma in 3 cases, acute epidural hematoma in 1 case, cerebral contusion in 7 cases, and diffuse cerebral swelling in 3 cases. TBGH located at contralateral to the side of impact in 29 cases. The volume of TBGH was 3-9 mL in 8 cases, 10-19 mL in 10 cases, 20-29 mL in 12 cases, and more than 30 mL in 9 cases. ④Ten patients underwent surgical treatment, including TBGH were evacuated by craniotomy in 7 cases, drained by drilling hole in 2 cases, and hematoma drainage combined with extraventricular drainage in 1 case. 30 patients received conservative treatment, including hyperbaric oxygen treatment in 22 cases. ⑤At 6 months after injury, good recovery obtained in 10 cases （25%）, moderately disabled in 17 cases （42.5%）, severely disabled in 2 cases （5%） and dead in 11 cases （27.5%） respectively. CONCLUSION： In our study, the proportion of TBGH in closed brain injury was 3.2%, and it had a higher incidence of disability. Most of the patients were young people and injured in traffic accident, and TBGH mostly oc- curred at contralateral to the side of impact. The patients suffered from hemiplegia and long-term coma, incidence rate of diffuse axonal injury was higher, but conscious disturbance was milder. Conservative treatment was mainly applied in our study. CT scan can not only establish the position, volume of TBGH, but also establish if it combines with other intracranial injury, and it is helpful to detect delayed TBGH.

PRIMARY PLASMA CELL LEUKEMIA(A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF 44 CASES)

Four cases of primary plasma cell leukemia (PPCL) admitted to Zhongshan Hospital from 1959 to 1987 are reported with a review on additional 40 cases reported in China. Comparing with the 57 cases of multiple myeloma (MM) treated in our hospital, the following features were observed in PPCL: (1) The age was younger, with a mean of 45.2 years, 34.1% of the patients were under 40 years. (2) Onset was abrupt. Duration from onset to diagnosis was 2 months or less in 77% patients but never beyond 6 months. (3) 81.8% patients had liver enlargement, 59.1% splenomegaly and 61.4% sternum tenderness. (4) All patients showed marked anemia with an average hemoglobin of 65 g/L. BPC count was less than 100 × 109/L in 76% patients and WBC was more than 10×109/L in 77%. (5) Plasma cell number in the marrow was markedly increased with an average of 69%, of which the blast cells and immature forms were predominant. (6) No destruction of bones was shown on X-ray film in 68.3% patients. (7) The response to chemotherapy was poor with a total response rate of 18% and a mean survival of 2 months. All the above-mentioned clinical features were significantly different from those of MM. In addition, these two diseases were also different in cytology, cytogenetics and ultrastructure. Therefore, PPCL should be considered as a special type of acute leukemia distinct from MM. High dose of alkylating agents in combination with autologous bone marrow transplantation might improve the prognoses.

FEMALE LARYNGOCARCINOMA (CLINICAL ANALYSIS OF 267 CASES)

Two hundred and sixty-seven cases of female laryngocarcinoma, treated in our hospital in the past 33 years, were analysed. It is suggested that a relating preponderance of male sex hormonal influence after menopause should be a contributing factor responsible for the high prevalemce of laryngeal cancer in women. The other etiological factor was cigarette smoking. The pathological types and patterns of metastasis to cervical lymphnodes in the female laryngocarcinoma were similar to those observed in male patients but the superglottic cancer was more common than the flottic type. However, no significant difference in prognosis was observed between superglottic and glottic cancers. Provided indications are strictly adhered to, partial laryngectomy that can give therapeutic resulrs similar or even superior to total laryngocarcinoma.

Severe liver injury by heat stroke: analysis of 10 cases

Objective: To analyse the clinical features and prognosisof liver injury caused by heat stroke.Methods: The clinical data of 10 patients with severe liverinjury caused by heat stroke were analysed retrospective-ly.Results: In 4 patients the level of ALT was over 1000 U/L, in 3 patients ranged from 300 to 1000 U/L, and in 3patients 50-300 U/L. The level of TBIL in 2 patientswas over 400 μmol/L and in 5 varied from 20 to 75μmol/L. Two patients showed jaundice and petechia on

THE DIAGNOSIS OF MESENTERY TUMOR (CLINIC-PATHOLAGIC ANALYSIS OF 171 CASES)

One hundred and seventy one patients with mesentery tumors confirmed by surgery and/or pathology in five hospitals of Hubei Province from 1966 to 1986 are analyzed retrospectively. The main manifestations were abdominal pain, abdominal mass and emaciation. Cyst and leiomyomas were common in benign tumors. Malignant lymphoma, leiomyosarcoma and liposarcoma were predominant in malignant tumors. The morbidity, clinicopatholo-gic characteristics, diagnosis and differential diagnosis of this group of tumor are discussed.

Neuroelectrophysiological indexes and clinical characteristics of patients with peroneal muscular atrophy: Retrospective analysis of 24 cases

BACKGROUND: Peroneal muscular atrophy (PMA) is characterized by insidious onset, gradually progressive course of disease, very mild disability degree and easily subjecting to missed diagnosis and misdiagnosis. Nerve conductive velocity is helpful in the diagnosis of atypical cases. OBJECTIVE: To retrospectively analyze the characteristics of clinical manifestation, electromyogram (EMG), motor and sensory nerve conduction velocity of patients with PMA. DESIGN: Retrospective case analysis. SETTING: Department of Neurology, Guangzhou First People's Hospital. PARTICIPANTS: Twenty-four patients with PMA, including 16 males and 8 females, aged 5-68 years old, admitted to Guangzhou First People's Hospital between March 1996 and January 2006 were recruited. Informed consents were obtained from all the patients. METHODS: All the patients subjected to EMG and detection of nerve conduction velocity at distal end of four extremities with a Keypoint evoked potential/ EMG instrument (Denmark). Sensory and motor conduction velocity, EMG changes of upper and lower extremities were observed, and relationship of neuroelectrophysiological characteristics and clinical symptoms was analyzed. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Changes in sensory and motor conduction velocity, EMG and clinical manifestations of 24 patients. RESULTS: ① All the patients suffered from insidious onset and gradually progressive course of PMA. Muscular atrophy of lower extremity was found in 14 patients, and that of upper extremity in 5 patients. ②Routine nerve conduction study showed that sensory and motor conduction velocity were stepped down, especially in 16 patients with typeⅠPMA (demyelinating pattern, nerve conduction velocity below normal level 50%). Motor nerve conduction velocity of median nerve, ulnar nerve, common peroneal nerve and tibial nerve averaged 34.8 m/s, 37.2 m/s, 16.5 m/s and 17.4 m/s, respectively; Sensory nerve conduction velocity of median nerve, ulnar nerve and sural nerve averaged 27.9%, 24.6 m/s and 3.1 m/s, respectively. Slowing conduction velocity and muscular strength involvement were disproportionate, i.e. myasthenia was relatively lessened, sensory and motor conduction velocities were greatly decreased. Nerve conduction velocity in distal end of two lower extremities was not detected in 8 patients, but who could still walk. CONCLUSION: ①PMA of patients is characterized by insidious onset and gradually progressive course of disease. Clinical symptom is the base to diagnose PMA. ②Neuroelectrophysiological study is a simple and easy-to-operate means with good reproducibility in diagnosing PMA. Patients with abnormal myasthenia in lower extremity can be detected in the early stage.

Clinical Analysis of 60 Cases of Children's Anorexia Treated with Massage

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Analysis of Starbucks in China

Since coffee is gradually becoming popular in China,the promising market prospect that China’s coffee market has is appealing to multiple companies.Starbucks,a successful business magnate in the coffee market around the globe,occupies a huge market share in China’s coffee market.Nevertheless,numerous competitors,especially domestic coffee brands in China,and the hit caused by the COVID-19 epidemic put great pressure on the company.Furthermore,the company itself also has some weaknesses currently,which can affect the corporation negatively.As a result,based on the background of China’s coffee market and the enterprise’s own situation,this article mainly pays attention to three vulnerabilities,giving an analysis of these problems,and some suggestions will be provided correspondingly.

Analysis of 176 cases of death from kidney transplantation

Objective To review the cadaveric kidney transplantations at our center in the past 22 years and to analyze the causes and the influencing factors on death in 176 patients who died after renal transplantation. Methods A total of 1 039 patients received cadaveric kidney graftings between October 1977 and June 1999. Patient’ s mortality was calculated by the Kaplan-Meier method. The factors which might lead to patients’ death,including age and sex of the donors and recipients, frequency of transplantation, dialysis time and transfusion volume before transplantation, cold ischemic time(CIT),delayed graft function(DGF),rejection, immunosuppressive regimen, and post-transplant complications, were analyzed by log-rank and Cox model. Results Total mortalities of the patient at 1 - ,5 - , 10 - , and 15-year were 6.9%, 19.7%, 32.1% and 34.7%, respectively. The leading causes of patients’ death were infection, cardiocerebral vascular diseases, and hepatic failure. The factors of transplant times, dialysis time

Clinical analysis of 251 cases of soft tissue sarcomas

Objective To explore the therapeutic principles and prognostic factors of soft tissue sarcoma. Methods Two hundred and fifty-one patients with soft tissue sarcoma (STS) treated at Shanghai Cancer Hospital during 1986 -1990 were reviewed retrospectively. Results The 1-, 3 - , 5 - , 10 - year tumor-free survival rates were 67. 74% , 57. 16% , 52, 41% , 38. 60% , respectively.The overall survival rates for 1,3,5 and 10 years were 81. 01 % ,67.75% ,60.79% ,and 49.23% respectively. Log-rank test showed that the patients with different pathological findings, histological grades,mass location and size, anatomical depth, and surgical margin showed different outcomes. Whether the sarcomas invaded the vessels or metastasized would influence the survival rates. The patients who underwent different interventions or operations also had different outcomes. The prognosis of STS was associated with age,histological type,histological grade, tumor size, surgical margin and metastasis according to the Cox regression

Isolated mitral valve replacement with Guangdong-Ⅰ porcine bioprostheses in rheumatic heart valve disease: analysis of 166 cases with long-term follow-up

Objective To study the long-term effects of mitral valve replacement with bioprostheses in rheumatic heart valve disease. Methods 166 patients with rheumatic heart valve disease underwent isolated mitral valve replacement from Jan. 1978 to Dec. 1985. 79 Patients were male and 87 female. Patients’ age ranged from 11 to 53 years [mean (29.4 ± 9.9) years]. The patients were classified into two groups: group 1 (age【 30 years) included 84 patients, group 2 (age≥30 years) 82 cases. Mean CTR is 0.68 *0.08. Most patients were in NYHA function class Ⅲ-Ⅳ. 76. 3% of patients had atrial fibrillation. 6 patients had pre-operative cerebral vascular accidents. Postoperative deaths were excluded. Follow-up extended from 0.4 year to 19.4 years. Results Actuarial estimate of survival rate at 14 years is (52.5 ± 7.0)%. Heart function was improved to class Ⅰ - Ⅱ in most of patients. Late structural valve deterioration occurred in 89 patients. Among them, 59 were re-operated. Actuarial estimate of freedom from

Clinical analysis of 100 cases of lung transplantation for end-stage palmonary disease

Objective To estimate the indications,operative technique,perioperative treatment,postoperative complications and the outcome of lung transplantation ( LTx) for end - stage pulmonary diseases. Methods The clinical data of 100 patients with end - stage lung diseases receiving LTx in our hospital were retrospectively ana-