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2002 Vol.  4 No.  03
Published: 2002-03-15

CLINICAL RESEARCH
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
CASE REPORT
REVIEW
ORIGINAL ARTICLE
161 ZHOU Cong-Le, JIANG Yi, WANG Su-Huan, JIANG Ling-Yun
Brain Damages in Utero —— Their Development and Prognosis

OBJECTIVE: To study the characteristics of brain damages in utero in order to establish more effective treatment. METHODS: Clinical data of 115 neonates with brain damages which developed in utero were studied retrospectively: types of brain damages, high risk factors associated with brain damages, relationship between the degree of brain damages and high risk factors and neurological signs. Follow up was done to observe the prognosis in survivals. RESULTS: Of the 115 patients, 71 ( 61.7% ) had intracranial hemorrhage and 44 ( 38.3% ) showed cerebral parenchyma lesions; 64 ( 55.6% ) had high risk factors associated with brain damages; 34 ( 29.6% ) had abnormal neurological signs: convulsion, hypertonia or irritability. The degree of brain damages was correlated with the high risk factors and neonatal neurological signs. Of the 55 follow up patients, 16 ( 29.1% ) had neurological sequels. CONCLUSIONS: It is necessary to understand the characteristics of brain damages which develop in utero to enable early diagnosis and intervention and to improve the survival rate and prognosis.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 161-163 [Abstract] ( 4393 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 102KB] ( 1903 )
164 YIN Xiao-Juan, LI Wei-Ming, WEI Hong-Guang
Hereditary α1-Antichymotrypsin Deficiency in Childhood Asthma

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the frequency of heterozygous α 1 antichymotrypsin(α 1 ACT) deficiency and the types of gene mutation in childhood asthma. METHODS: The plasma level of α 1 ACT was detected using the rocket immunoelectrophoresis in 90 children with asthma (asthma group), 195 healthy children (normal children control group) and 198 healthy adults (normal adult control group). The frequency of heterozygous α 1 ACT deficiency was determined by studying the family history in the 3 groups. The clinic data of the children with or without heterozygous α 1 ACT deficiency were analyzed. Gene exon Ⅱ and exon Ⅲ were detected by PCR and restriction endonuclease mapping techniques in the 5 cases with heterozygous α 1 ACT deficiency. RESULTS: The frequency of heterozygous α 1 ACT deficiency in the asthma group ( 4.4% ) was markedly higher than that in the normal child control group (0) and the normal adult control group ( 0.5% ) (both P< 0.05 ). The age of the onset of asthma was smaller, the number of times of hospitalization for asthma were greater, and the positive rate of the radioactive allergen sensitive test was higher in the children with heterozygous α 1 ACT deficiency than those without deficiency (P< 0.05 or 0.01 ). No variants of Bonn 1 and Bochum 1 were found in the 5 cases with heterozygous α 1 ACT deficiency. CONCLUSIONS: There is a possible association between heterozygous α 1 ACT deficiency and childhood asthma; the variants of Bonn 1 and Bochum 1 are not correlated with childhood asthma.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 164-166 [Abstract] ( 4419 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 129KB] ( 1409 )
167 WEI Yu-Shu, PI Guang-Huan, GU Zhi-Yong, XIE Zheng-Xiang, XU Xiao-Hong
Chaotic Characteristics and Power Spectrum Characteristics of Heart Period Signals in Children with Asthma

OBJECTIVE: To study the chaotic characteristics and power spectrum characteristics of heart period signals (HPS) in children with asthma. METHODS: The parameters of the chaotic characteristics and the power spectrum characteristics of HPS were detected using a computerized system for analyzing chaotic characteristics of HPS in 47 children with asthma and 103 normal children. These parameters were tested in the remission phase in 18 of the 47 asthmatic children to analyze their changes.RESULTS: Of the parameters of the chaotic characteristics, relative dispersion of heart period (HRD), lyapunov exponent of heart period (HLE) and heart cycle chaosness (HCC) ( 4.50 ± 2.06 , 3.17 ± 1.26 and 26.34 ± 13.78 , respectively) in the children with asthma were all lower than those in the normal children ( 7.29 ± 1.62 , 5.09 ± 0.99 and 51.08 ± 17.32 , respectively)(P< 0.01 or 0.05 ). Of the parameters of the power spectrum, the power value in very low frequency band (PVV), power value in low frequency band (PVL), power value in high frequency band (PVH), power rate in very low frequency band (PRV), power rate in low frequency band (PRL), power rate in high frequency band (PRH), ratio of power in very low frequency band to that in high frequency band (RVH), ratio of power in low frequency band to that in high frequency band RLH and total frequency band power (TFP)[( 320.61 ± 372.28 ) ms 2, ( 221.00 ± 243.86 )ms 2, ( 224.38 ± 327.51 )ms 2, ( 42.84 ± 18.47 )%, ( 26.58 ± 17.63 )%, ( 2.72 ± 2.74 ), ( 1.79 ± 1.58 ), and ( 827.44 ± 933.22 ) ms 2, respectively] differed from those in the normal children (P< 0.01 or 0.05 ). These abnormal parameters of asthmatic children got recovery with different degrees in the remission phase. CONCLUSIONS: The complexity of the heart state is reduced in children with asthma, and the control ability of the autonomic nervous system for the heart is also depressed. The functional disorder of autonomic nerves of asthmatic children in the attack phase might be temporary and reversible.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 167-170 [Abstract] ( 4897 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 156KB] ( 1421 )
171 XIA Yan, LI Wen-Yi, GUO Hai-Xia, DENG Qing-Li, FANG Jian-Pei, XUE Hong-Man, ZHOU Dun-Hua
Relationship Between Relapse and Minimal Residual Disease in Childhood Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

OBJECTIVE: To study the relationship between bone marrow relapse and the level or changes of minimal residual disease (MRD) in childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). METHODS: The MRD level was detected using the modified limiting dilation PCR and nested PCR in 46 children with ALL; the data was analyzed using the Kaplan Meier method and COX model. RESULTS: The MRD level of the 46 patients by the time of complete remission (CR) was positively correlated with marrow relapse (r= 0.4396 ,P< 0.05 ). There was a significant difference in the MRD level between marrow relapse children and non relapse children ( 7.359 ×10 -3 vs 3.954 ×10 -4 ; P< 0.05 ). The cases whose MRD was persistently positive or changed from negative to positive during CR had a higher relative risk for relapse (P< 0.05 ). CONCLUSIONS: The MRD level by the time of CR and the qualitative findings in the period of CR are important markers in accessing the prognosis in childhood ALL. MRD detection by PCR can be used to identify the relative risk for relapse and make more effective treatment and prophylaxis regimens for relapse in childhood ALL.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 171-173 [Abstract] ( 4666 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 110KB] ( 1658 )
174 ZHANG Yi-Wen, SHEN Xiao-Ming, Yan Chong-Huai, YIN Ji-Min, WU Sheng-Hu, ZHOU Jian-De, AO Li-Ming
Delection of Blood Lead by the Filter Paper Method

OBJECTIVE: To establish a rapid diagnostic method which is convenient, inexpensive and relevant to the national situation of China. METHODS: We adopted the filter paper method to detect the presence of blood lead from July, 1996 to December, 1996. S&S 903 filter paper was selected. The filter paper was first used to detect blank lead, followed by diffusion of blood samples on the paper, and the stability of the method and the recovery of lead from the filter paper samples were tested. RESULTS: ① Using aqueous lead standards, the blank of filter paper contained ( 5.2 ± 2.1 ) μg/L of lead; and ( 1.3 ± 0.4 ) μg/L after the correction using blood lead standards. ② The paper diffusion of blood and lead levels were stable if a drop of blood was between 30 to 50 μl in volume. A blood drop of less than 20 μl would give lower lead level readings. ③ The filter paper method showed a correlation of 0.9391 , 0.9708 , 0.9666 and 0.9553 , respectively (P< 0.01 ) if the tests were performed within 4 weeks. ④ Recovery of lead from the filter paper samples ranged from 95.5% to 123.7% . CONCLUSIONS: The filter paper method to detect lead in the blood is basically established.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 174-176 [Abstract] ( 4391 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 113KB] ( 1603 )
177 WU Xiao-Chuan, YI Zhu-Wen, DANG Xi-Qiang, HE Qing-Nan, HUANG Dan-Lin
Therapeutic Effect of Low Dose Hepacarin in the Childhood Primary Nephrotic Syndrome

OBJECTIVE: To investigate the effect of low-dose hepacarin in the treatment of the primary nephrotic syndrome in children. METHODS: Eighty two children with the primary nephrotic syndrome in the hypercoagulable state were studied prospectively. All the patients were administrated with prednisone 2 mg/kg·d (maximum dose ≤ 60 mg/d). Fifty two of them, besides prednisone, were administrated with hepacarin (50 IU/kg·d, intravenous injection for 4 weeks), who formed the treatment group. The other 30 belonged to the control group. RESULTS: There was no significant difference in remission (negative proteinuria) between the treatment group and the control group (P> 0.05 ). The time taken for remission was shorter in the treatment group [( 13.08 ± 4.75 ) d] than that in the control group [( 19.33 ± 4.48 ) d] (P< 0.01 ), so was the initial diuresis time [( 9.64 ± 2.65 ) d vs ( 17.07 ± 3.99 ) d](P< 0.01 ). The plasma fibrinogen recovery efficiency in the treatment group ( 93.3% ) was significantly higher than that in the control group ( 65.4% ) (P< 0.05 ). However, no significant difference in the urinary FDP recovery efficiency was found between the two groups. CONCLUSIONS: Low dose hepacarin had an obvious anticoagulation effect. Although it can not improve the remission rate of urinary protein in the treatment of the primary nephrotic syndrome in children, it can shorten the induced remission time and enhance diuresis effects.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 177-179 [Abstract] ( 4197 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 105KB] ( 1793 )
180 CHEN Jun, WANG Bao-Xi, LAN Li, WANG Mao-Gui
Stool Antigen Test for the Diagnosis of Helicobacter Pylori Infection in Children

OBJECTIVE: To study the value of a newly developed and non invasive test, the Helicobacter pylori (H.pylori) stool antigen (HpSA) test, in the diagnosis of H.pylori infection in children. METHODS: A commercial kit using ELISA (enzyme linked immunosorbent assay) detected HpSA in the stools of 48 children with symptoms of the upper digestive tract. The detection results of the HpSA test were compared with the biopsy urease test, histology test and serology test. RESULTS: The diagnostic accuracy of the 4 tests for H. pylori infection was as follows: stool antigen test 95.8% , biopsy urease test 95.9% , histology test 97.9% , and serology test 83.7% . The specificity and sensitivity of the HpSA test for the diagnosis of H.pylori infection was 100% and 93.6% , respectively.CONCLUSIONS: The HpSA test for the diagnosis of H.pylori infection, being highly accurate, sensitive and specific, is a simple, reliable and non invasive method.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 180-182 [Abstract] ( 4337 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 94KB] ( 1977 )
183 HUANG Wen-Yan, CHEN Rong-Hua, GAN Wei-Hua, DING Gui-Xia, HUANG Song-Ming, JIANG Xin-You
Clinical Features of Henoch Schnlein Purpura in Children: a Report of 184 Cases

OBJECTIVE: To study the clinical features of Henoch Schonlein purpura (HSP) in Chinese children. METHODS: The clinical features of 184 children with HSP were analyzed retrospectively. RESULTS: ① The age of onset of all the 184 children with HSP was over two years and the mean age was ( 7.8 ± 2.6 ) years. Of the 184 children, 67.4% developed HSP during the fall and winter months; 62.5% of the HSP patients revealed evident predisposing factors, mainly upper respiratory infection. ② Of all the patients, 89.1% had typical purpura as the presenting cutaneous sign. The distribution of rash in the lower extremities, buttock and upper extremities was 100%, 47.3% and 17.4% , respectively. Gastrointestinal involvement and arthritis occurred in 60.9% and 44.6% , respectively. Of all the patients, 52.2% developed HSP nephritis manifested as isolated hematuria and/or proteinuria ( 68.8% ) and the main pathological types were grade Ⅰ~Ⅲ ( 85.2% ). ③ Erythrocyte sedimentation increased in 44.0% of the patients; Antistreptolysin O titers (ASOT) and levels of immunoglobulin A (IgA) increased in 24.1% and 63.7% of the cases, respectively. The levels of immunoglobulin G (IgG), immunoglobulin M (IgM) and complements were normal in most patients. CONCLUSIONS: HSP in children has its own clinical and episodic features.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 183-185 [Abstract] ( 5314 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 119KB] ( 1660 )
186 WANG Qiang, YUAN Yue-Sha, HU Zheng-Hua, SONG Guo-Ju
Liquid Gastric Emptying in Children with Chronic Gastritis

OBJECTIVE: To study the relationship between liquid gastric emptying time and different types of chronic gastritis in children. METHODS: Sixty one cases of chronic gastritis were diagnosed by the gastroscope and they were divided into three types according to the pathologic changes under the gastroscope: simple congestive edema gastritis (CEG), gastritis companying duodenal bulb erosion (GDBE) and gastritis companying bile reflux (GBR). Fifteen children who had no pathologic changes under the gastroscope were used as the controls. Liquid emptying time was detected with real time ultrasonography. RESULTS: Except in GDBE, gastric emptying time in CEG [( 92.0 ± 10.1 ) min] and GBR [( 120.6 ± 13.6 ) min] was remarkably prolonged compared with the normal controls [( 52.8 ± 8.3 ) min](P< 0.01 ). CONCLUSIONS: Liquid gastritis emptying time in children with chronic gastritis is correlated to the pathologic changes under the gastroscope. Determining liquid gastritis emptying time might be useful in selecting drugs and estimating curative effects in the treatment of different types of chronic gastritis.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 186-188 [Abstract] ( 5165 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 99KB] ( 1358 )
189 LUO Liang, XU Li-Ren, LI Zhi-Guang, WU Ben-Qing, FENG Zhan-Gui
Cardiac Troponin Ⅰ in the Diagnosis of the Meconium Aspiration Syndrome with Myocardial Lesions in Neonates

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the diagnostic value of serum cardiac troponin Ⅰ (CTn Ⅰ) in the neonatal meconium aspiration syndrome (MAS) with myocardial lesions. METHODS: Serum CTn Ⅰ and CK MB levels were determined by the chemiluminoimmunoassay and enzyme assay in 65 neonates of MAS with or without myocardial lesions (n=35 and n=30, respectively) and 15 normal newborns. RESULTS: The serum CTn Ⅰ level in the neonates of MAS with myocardial lesions [( 0.67 ± 0.13 ) ng/ml] was much higher than that in those without myocardial lesions [( 0.07 ± 0.05 ) ng/ml] and normal neonates [( 0.07 ± 0.03 ) ng/ml] on day 2~3 of life (P< 0.05 ). CONCLUSIONS: CTn Ⅰ appears to be one of the specific markers for the diagnosis of MAS with myocardial lesions in neonates.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 189-191 [Abstract] ( 4563 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 107KB] ( 1696 )
192 MAI Zhi-Guang, LIANG Shao-Xia, GU Han-Li
Relationship between the Common Diseases of Hospitalized Pediatric Patients Over a 6Year Period and Integrated Management of Childhood Illness

OBJECTIVE: To explore the relationship between the common diseases of hospitalized pediatric patients and integrated management of childhood illness (IMCI). METHODS: A retrospective review of the medical records of 3 468 children (raging 1 week~5 years) with pneumonia, diarrhea, malnutrition, measles and malaria (5 diseases for IMCI) admitted between 1995~2000 was done. RESULTS: ① Of the 3 468 cases, 62.1% and 34.1% had pneumonia and diarrhea, respectively. Only 3.3% of the cases had malnutrition, but malnutrition was commonly associated ( 62.1% ) with the 5 diseases for IMCI. ② In the children between 1 week~2 months, pneumonia was the greatest cause of death ( 32.1% ), followed by late neonatal hyperbilirubinemia ( 25.0% ) and delayed vitamin K deficiency ( 23.2% ); late neonatal hyperbilirubinemia was the most common disease ( 43.8% ). In the children between 2 months~5 years, pneumonia was also the greatest cause of death ( 25.4% ), followed by intracranial infection ( 23.6% ) and septicemia ( 10.9% ); pneumonia, acute upper respiratory tract infection and diarrhea were the most common diseases ( 20.2% , 16.8% and 10.5% , respectively). ③ During the study period, the cases of the 5 diseases for IMCI accounted for 21.0% and 2.1% of all the cases admitted to the Department of Pediatrics and to the Infectious Diseases Unit, respectively; 1.2% of pediatric outpatients were hospitalized. CONCLUSIONS: In Guangdong Province, China, besides pneumonia, diarrhea and malnutrition, IMCI for children aged 1 week~2 months must include late neonatal hyperbilirubinemia, hemorrhagic disease (delayed onset) of newborns due to vitamin K deficiency. Acute upper respiratory tract infection and intracranial infection should be added to the IMCI for children aged 2 months~5 years. In addition, it is necessary to improve the services in the outpatient department and to strengthen the cooperation between the Pediatric and Infectious Diseases Departments.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 192-194 [Abstract] ( 5159 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 107KB] ( 1954 )
195 ZHANG Zheng, WANG Zheng, ZHANG Wei, PAN Xiao-Mei
Comparative Study of Conventional Therapy and Video Assisted Thoracoscopic Surgery for Empyema Thoracis in Children

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the value of video-assisted thoracospic surgery (VATS) for the treatment of pediatric empyema thoracis. METHODS: Forty three children with empyema thoracis between January, 1992 and February, 2001, over a period of 9 years, were treated by conventional therapy (thoracentesis, chest tube drainage or thoracotomy debridement; Group A, n=28) and VATS (Group B, n=15). Postoperative parameters of the two groups were reviewed retrospectively. RESULTS: The duration of fever, antibiotical therapy, chest tube drainage and hospitalization in Group B was shorter than those in Group A [( 2.8 d ± 1.7 ) d vs ( 5.7 ± 2.1 ) d, ( 7.6 ± 2.5 ) d vs ( 13.8 ± 4.7 ) d, ( 3.8 ± 1.6 ) d vs ( 5.8 ± 2.4 ) d, ( 10.4 ± 3.0 ) d vs ( 17.8 ± 5.6 ) d, respectively] (P< 0.01 ). There was no difference in the incidence of postoperative complications and in mortality between the two groups. CONCLUSIONS: VATS for empyema thoracis was efficacious and less traumatic, and the duration of treatment was short. However, the treatment should be intervened as early as possible.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 195-197 [Abstract] ( 4742 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 104KB] ( 1661 )
198 GAN Wei-Hua, CAI Yi, CHEN Rong-Hua, HUANG Song-Ming, HUANG Wen-Yan, FEI Chi, GUO Mei, PAN Xiao-Qin
Relationship between Apoptosis and Experimental Glomerulosclerosis in Rats

OBJECTIVE: To study the relationship between apoptosis and glomerulosclerosis by establishing an experimental animal model of glomerulosclerosis. METHODS: The rat model of glomerulosclerosis was established by left nephrectomy and intravenous injection of Daunomycin (model group, n=30). The other 30 rats (control group) were injected with normal saline at the same time as the model group. Apoptosis was assayed by terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase mediated dUTP nick end labeling (TUNEL) in the two groups. RESULTS: ① The features of renal histopathology of the model group rats was resembled primary focal segmental glomerulosclerosis in human. ② No significant apoptosis was noted within two weeks in either the control group or the model group. The phenomenon of apoptosis initiated at 4th week. The level of apoptosis in the model group was significantly higher than that in the control group [( 5.4 ± 1.2 ) vs ( 1.6 ± 0.8 )] (P< 0.01 ) at 4th week. The number of apoptotic cells reached the highest level at 6th and 8th weeks ( 8.6 ± 2.8 and 10.1 ± 1.9 , respectively) compared with the control group ( 1.8 ± 0.8 , 1.7 ± 0.5 , respectively) (P< 0.01 ). ③ The total number of apoptotic cells was negatively correlated to the number of glomerular cells from 4th to 8th weeks (r= -0.85 , P< 0.01 ); however, there was a positive correlation between them after 8 weeks (r= 0.91 , P< 0.01 ) in the model group. CONCLUSIONS:  There is a significant correlation between apoptosis and glomerulosclerosis. Apoptosis might play an important role in decreasing glomerular resident cells.

2002 Vol. 4 (03): 198-200 [Abstract] ( 4489 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 110KB] ( 1839 )
CASE REPORT
179 YU Jian, LIU Xue-Mei, CAI Gen-Xiu, NIE Guo-Ming
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 179-179 [Abstract] ( 3393 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 28KB] ( 1612 )
225 QIAN Qiu-Fang, ZHANG Yu-Cai, SHEN Ming
Asplenia with complex malformation of the heart, paraesophageal hermia and malrotation of the intestine: a case report
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 225-225 [Abstract] ( 2369 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 26KB] ( 1272 )
235 LI Xin-Ping, GAO Wen-Jie
Laurence-Moon-Biedl syndrome complicated with the Pickwickan syndrome(1 case)
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 235-235 [Abstract] ( 3496 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 30KB] ( 1492 )
256 MAO Qing, XIAO Huo-Jin, LUO Fen-Ping, WANG Xian-Zhen
Narcolepsy (a report of 2 cases)
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 256-256 [Abstract] ( 3495 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 36KB] ( 1366 )
257 WU Yun-Qin, HUANG Mei
Congenital defect of the stomach wall muscle with spontaneous perforation of the stomach in neonates: a report of 8 cases
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 257-257 [Abstract] ( 3840 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 40KB] ( 1226 )
258 YANG Xiao
Misdiagnosis of acute fugutoxin with organophosphorus peticide poisoning
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 258-259 [Abstract] ( 3637 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 43KB] ( 1296 )
CLINICAL RESEARCH
201 XIE Zheng-De, SHEN Kun-Ling
Etiology of recurrent headache in children: a report of 123 cases

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 201-202 [Abstract] ( 4084 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 57KB] ( 1894 )
203 BAO Wei-Qun, BAO Ke-Rong, WANG Zhi-Ping, WU Jie
Diagnosis and treatment of childhood cryptococcal meningitis

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 203-204 [Abstract] ( 4489 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 55KB] ( 1806 )
205 GU Li, XU Yu-Ling
Clinical and EEG analyses of 7 cases of benign epilepsy with centrotemoral spikes in children

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 205-206 [Abstract] ( 4778 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 48KB] ( 1750 )
207 TANG Ming, LIANG Xing-Qun
Changes of serum in neonates with hypoxic ischemic encephaopathy

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 207-208 [Abstract] ( 3943 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 50KB] ( 1428 )
209 LIAO Xiao-Mei
Changes of the serum gastrin level in neonates with asphyxia

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 209-210 [Abstract] ( 3854 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 64KB] ( 1714 )
211 HUANG Yong-Jian, CHANG Li-Wen
Pulmonary hemorrhage in neonates(46 cases)

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 211-212 [Abstract] ( 3599 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 55KB] ( 1701 )
211 XU Dong-Liang, ZHANG Guo-Cheng, ZHANG Xiao-Fei, QIAN Xin-Hong
Human parvovirus B19 infection in child blood system diseases

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 211-212 [Abstract] ( 4069 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 61KB] ( 2001 )
213 HE Rong-Li, WANG Tuan-Mei, CAO He-Ping
Effects of thyroxin as an auxiliary therapy for asphyxia of newborns on their intellectual developments

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 213-215 [Abstract] ( 3863 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 55KB] ( 1461 )
215 WANG Lin-Lin, LI Zhi-Xian, LIANG Dan-Mei
Clinical and pathological characteristics of hepatic diseases in infants(25 cases)

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 215-216 [Abstract] ( 3830 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 72KB] ( 1673 )
217 LIU Zhi-Min, REN Dong-Yuan
Ultrasonograhy in the diagnosis of acute mesenteric lymphadenitis

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 217-218 [Abstract] ( 3859 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 50KB] ( 1768 )
219 YANG Bing, ZHOU Qi-Chang, FAN Ping, ZHANG Ming, ZHOU Xing-Jun
Value of color doppler echocardiography in the detection of coronary artery lesions in child Kawasaki disease

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 219-220 [Abstract] ( 4583 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 51KB] ( 1490 )
223 WANG Xiao-Dong, ZHOU Xiao-Guang
Application of the peripherally inserted central catheter in very low birth weight infats

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 223-224 [Abstract] ( 4219 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 58KB] ( 1322 )
225 CHU Zhi-Qun, ZHOU Ling, LI Lu-Quan, ZAO Shu-Hua, NA Yun-Fen
Tsutsugamushi diseases with multiple organ dysfunctions: a report of 30 cases

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 225-226 [Abstract] ( 3735 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 50KB] ( 1473 )
227 PENG Xin-Ping, ZHANG Jin-Ding, WANG Yue-Ping
Relationship between Hilicobacter pylori infection (HPI) and chronic gastritis and between HPI and peptic ulcer in children: a study of 56 cases

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 227-228 [Abstract] ( 4482 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 53KB] ( 1877 )
229 XIA Li-Ping, XIA Lou, MAI Gen-Rong
Endocardial fibroelastosis: a report of 38 cases

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 229-230 [Abstract] ( 4070 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 42KB] ( 1606 )
231 LIU Yun-Guang, LIN Na
Detection of serum and urine endothelin in children with acute glomerulonephritis

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 231-232 [Abstract] ( 4124 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 69KB] ( 1425 )
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH
233 WANG Hong-Ling, ZHANG Yu-Hou, HONG Yan, LIU Jun-Yan
Effect of polygonatum Sibiricum Polysaccharides on erythrocyte immune fuction in children with asthma

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 233-235 [Abstract] ( 4045 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 98KB] ( 1482 )
CLINICAL EXPERIENCE
236 WANG Zhi-Guo, ZAO Shi-Mei
Diagnosis and etiology of neonatal arrhythmia
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 236-236 [Abstract] ( 3510 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 49KB] ( 1647 )
237 LIN Xue-Ying, HUANG Mei
Relative factors of hypocalcemia after neonatal asphyxia
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 237-238 [Abstract] ( 3802 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 68KB] ( 1623 )
239 LI Xiang-Bo, LIAO Xiang-Fu, XU Fu-Liang, ZHOU Ge
Early diagnosis of congenital syphihlis in neonates

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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 239-239 [Abstract] ( 3463 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 26KB] ( 1363 )
240 GONG Chang-Fu
Therapeutic effect of Simotang on neonatal vomiting
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 240-240 [Abstract] ( 3582 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 44KB] ( 1382 )
241 MENG Zhe, LI Wen-Yi, CHEN Huan, JIA Yan, XUE Hong-Man
Disseminated intravascular coagulation in children(43 cases)
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 241-242 [Abstract] ( 3250 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 64KB] ( 1453 )
243 ZHOU Yan, HUANG Jie, Wu Zhong-Kuang
Hemolytic anemia as the earliest manifestation in children with hepatolenticular degeneration
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 243-244 [Abstract] ( 3561 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 49KB] ( 1707 )
245 HE Hui-Jun, ZHANG Hui-Wen, YANG Xiao-Liu, LI Lan-Cai, Wu Sui-An, WANG Jin-Ping, WANG Feng-Mei
Epidemiology of external genital organs disorders in male preschool children in Kaifeng City
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 245-246 [Abstract] ( 3666 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 45KB] ( 1571 )
247 TANG Zhan-Ji, LI Xiao-Gang
Splenectomy for the treatment of hematopathy in children (35 cases)
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 247-248 [Abstract] ( 3621 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 59KB] ( 1581 )
249 XIE Shu-Ming, WANG Wei-Ping
Biochemical alteration in children with organoflurine poisoning
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 249-250 [Abstract] ( 3669 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 58KB] ( 1176 )
251 LIU Yi-Lin, LI Ling-Yuan, XIAO Shu-Fang
Changes of platelet parameters in Kawasaki disease
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 251-251 [Abstract] ( 4065 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 47KB] ( 1825 )
252 REN Yue, LI Guang-Qian, CHEN Ke
Acute mesenteric lymphadenitis: diagnosis and management
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 252-253 [Abstract] ( 3689 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 44KB] ( 3123 )
254 LUO Cui-Ping
Kernicterus in full-term infants: a report of 4 cases
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 254-254 [Abstract] ( 4045 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 30KB] ( 1527 )
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260 ZHAO Peng-Jun
Neonatal hearing screening : opinions from the parents
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 260-262 [Abstract] ( 3548 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 73KB] ( 1329 )
263 LIU Ya-Li
Role of chemokine and chemokine ligand on Th1/Th2 cell mediated immune response
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 263-266 [Abstract] ( 3383 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 124KB] ( 1437 )
267 WU Da-Xin
Current management of childhood attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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2002 Vol. 4 (03): 267-270 [Abstract] ( 3522 ) [HTML 1KB] [PDF 113KB] ( 3307 )
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