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Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation ; (12): 740-744, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-796824

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Objective@#To investigate whether diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and motor evoked potentials (MEP) can be used as biomarkers to assess the degree of motor dysfunction of stroke survivors.@*Methods@#Sixty partially-paralyzed stroke survivors were given Fugl-Meyer assessments (FMAs) and MEP tests and assessed using DTI seeking any correlations among the results. The receiver operating characteristics curves (ROCs) were prepared to determine the tests′ efficacy in assessing severe motor dysfunction.@*Results@#① Asymmetry in the fractional anisotropy (aFA) of the peduncles cerebra as measured by DTI was negatively correlated with the FMA scores of the upper and lower limbs on the affected side. The aFA values of the posterior limb of the internal capsule (PLIC) were negatively correlated with the FMA scores of the affected upper limb, but not with the FMA scores of the affected lower limbs. The abnormalities in central motor conduction time and motor threshold, which are MEP parameters, were negatively correlated with the FMA scores of the affected limbs. ② The ROCs showed that the aFA value of the PLIC was the best indicator for assessing severe upper limb motor dysfunction, with a cut-off value of 0.167 giving the best discrimination. MEP waveform loss could also be used. It has high sensitivity but low specificity. ③ A combination of DTI and MEP can improve specificity in assessing severe motor dysfunction in the upper limbs.@*Conclusion@#DTI and MEP can both be used to evaluate motor dysfunction in stroke survivors. They have high clinical value for assessing severe motor dysfunction of the upper limbs.

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Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation ; (12): 740-744, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-792002

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Objective To investigate whether diffusion tensor imaging ( DTI) and motor evoked potentials (MEP) can be used as biomarkers to assess the degree of motor dysfunction of stroke survivors. Methods Sixty partially-paralyzed stroke survivors were given Fugl-Meyer assessments ( FMAs) and MEP tests and assessed using DTI seeking any correlations among the results. The receiver operating characteristics curves ( ROCs) were prepared to determine the tests' efficacy in assessing severe motor dysfunction. Results ① Asymmetry in the fractional ani-sotropy ( aFA) of the peduncles cerebra as measured by DTI was negatively correlated with the FMA scores of the up-per and lower limbs on the affected side. The aFA values of the posterior limb of the internal capsule ( PLIC) were negatively correlated with the FMA scores of the affected upper limb, but not with the FMA scores of the affected low-er limbs. The abnormalities in central motor conduction time and motor threshold, which are MEP parameters, were negatively correlated with the FMA scores of the affected limbs. ②The ROCs showed that the aFA value of the PLIC was the best indicator for assessing severe upper limb motor dysfunction, with a cut-off value of 0.167 giving the best discrimination. MEP waveform loss could also be used. It has high sensitivity but low specificity. ③A combination of DTI and MEP can improve specificity in assessing severe motor dysfunction in the upper limbs. Conclusion DTI and MEP can both be used to evaluate motor dysfunction in stroke survivors. They have high clinical value for assess-ing severe motor dysfunction of the upper limbs.

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Journal of Practical Stomatology ; (6): 216-219, 2016.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-485974

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Objective:To evaluate dental and skeletal changes following slow maxillary expansion with quad helix using Cone-Beam computer tomography (CBCT).Methods:13 patients(5males and 8 females,mean age 14.38 ±2.22 years)requiring maxillary ex-pansion as a part of their comprehensive orthodontic treatment were included.Each patient had CBCT images taken pre-(T1 )and post-(T2)maxillary expansion with quad helix.Changes of the distances between bilateral canines,first premolars,second premo-lars,first molars,the width of basal bone and palatal suture were measured.paired t-test results were analyzed using SPSS 17.0 soft-ware.Results:The distances between the 4 bilateral teeth increased by (2.47 ±1.05)mm,(2.97 ±1.90)mm,(2.79 ±1.21) mm and (3.15 ±1.15)mm,the apical distances decreased by (1.19 ±0.40)mm,(2.12 ±0.68)mm,(2.02 ±0.65)mm and (1.34 ±0.63)mm,respectively.The inclination of the first molars were decreased by (4.45 ±2.86)°and (4.02 ±1.45)°on the left and right side respectively.The width of basal bone and palatal suture increased by (2.37 ±0.96)mm and (1.21 ±0.50)mm respectively,the differences between T1 and T2 were all statistically different(P <0.001).Conclusion:Quad helix expands maxil-lary arch by greater dental changes than by skeletal changes.

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Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine ; (12)1992.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-577066

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AIM:To explore the effect of Xiangshahewei Pill(Radix Aucklandiae,Rhizoma Cyperi,Fructus Amomi,etc.)on secretion in anorectic rat model induced by Fenfluramine.METHODS:Anorectic rat model was induced by Fenfluramine in dose of 15 mg/kg for 8 days.Xiangshahewei Pill was administered orally to the rats also for 8 days.The volume of gastric juice,total gastric acid,mucus,acidity of gastric acid and activity of pepsin of rats were measured.RESULTS:Xiangshahewei Pill could improve the turbulence of gastric secretion in anorectic rat induced by Fenfluramine.Xiangshahewei Pill in dose of 0.75 g/kg(P

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