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Objective To establish a method to rapidly remove glycerol in frozen red blood cells(RBC).Methods The glycerol in frozen RBC was removed by using three-step method as following:the frozen RBC were diluted by adding salt solution with high concentration.The salt solution was removed through centrifugation.The RBC were resuspended in normal saline of corresponding volume.Three-step method could acbieve the quick removal of glycerol by controlling tbe concentration salt water and action time.The indexes of hemoglobin,free hemoglobin,glycerol residue,residual white blood cell(WBC) and hematocrit of frozen-deglycerolized RBC were compared between conventional and improved methods.Results The traditional method to remove glycerol needed 1h approximately,while the three step method only needed 15 mins approximately,greatly shortening the time and improving the efficiency.The related tests for removing glycerol RBC,except hemoglobin content was slightly lower than the "The quality requirements for whole blood and blood components (2012 edition)",the rest of them all meeted the requirements.Conclusion The three-step method has the advantages of short time and high cfficiency.However,it still needs to be further improved and optimized to make the quality of product meet the national standard.
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Objective To investigate the clinical efficacy of knife needle microinvasive operation for cervical spondylotic arteriopathy. Method Sixty patients with cervical spondylotic arteriopathy were randomized, in order of admission times, to observation and control groups, 30 cases each. The observation group received three-step knife needle microinvasive operation and the control group, single suboccipital deltoid muscle lysis. The therapeutic effects were compared between the two groups of patients. Result In the two groups of patients the score changed significantly at the end of and three months after treatment compared with before and had a tendency towards gradual increase (P<0.05). The score difference values between pre-treatment and post-treatment and between post-treatment and three-month follow-up were significantly higher in the observation group than in the control group (P<0.05). Repeated measurement analysis integrogram showed significant differences in the scores between the two groups. The total efficacy rate was significantly higher in the observation group (96.7%) than in the control group (76.7%) (P<0.05). Conclusion Knife needle microinvasive operation has clinically a marked therapeutic effect on cervical spondylotic arteriopathy.
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Based on the records of ancient medical books, this article analyzed the etiology and pathogenesis of primary bile reflux gastritis. Combined with the clinical diagnosis and treatment experience and thinking, this article explained from various aspects of the principle, method, formula, and medicine, and divided the treatment into three steps, with a purpose to provide references for clinical treatment.