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Objective:To explore the electro-clinical characteristics of Jeavons syndrome complicated with non-convulsive status epilepticus (NCSE).Methods:Three patients of Jeavons syndrome complicated with NCSE during electroencephalogram (EEG) monitoring in the EEG Monitoring Center, Department of Neurology, Xijing Hospital in 2018 were studied and followed up.Results:Among the three patients, there are two female patients, one male patient, aged 12 to 24 years. Generalized spike-wave discharges and impaired consciousness were recorded during video-EEG monitoring, which lasted for 8 minutes to 6.5 hours and evolved in generalized tonic clonic seizure (GTCS), and did not recur after receiving correct anti-epileptic drugs.Conclusion:NCSE can also occur in Jeavons syndrome, and NCSE in patients with Jeavons syndrome ends with GTCS, suggesting that early detection and timely termination of NCSE in patients with Jeavons syndrome may avoid the occurrence of GTCS.
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Objective To deeply understand the cognition and attitude of neoplasm departmentnurses toward palliative care. Methods With qualitative research phenomenological method as the guidance, purposive sampling method was adopted, from September to October 2017, ten nurses in a grade three class a tumor hospital in Xinjiang were interviewed with deep semi-structured. Colaizzi analytical method was adopted to analyze the materials which were then organized in to themes. Results Four themes were extracted from analyzing the interview materials: including the cognition of palliative care. The implementation of palliative care.The intervention of family members;The problems faced in the implementation of palliative care. Conclusions The interviewees have a positive attitude towards the implementation of palliative care.Suggestions on strengthening the construction of related disciplines and personnel training.