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@#Objective To investigate the effects of early partial body weight supported stand training on depression and balance function after massive cerebral infarction.Methods 40 patients with depression after massive cerebral infarction were divided into 2 groups,training group(n=20) and control group(n=20).All patients were treated with routine medication and rehabilitation.The patients of the training group also received partial body weight supported stand training in addition.They were assessed with the Hamilton depression scale(HAMD) and the Berg balance scale(BBS) before and after the treatment.Results After 8 weeks of treatment,the scores of HAMD and BBS of the training group had improved significantly more than those in the control group(P<0.05).Conclusion Early partial body weight supported stand training on the patients with depression after massive cerebral infarction may obviously improve balance function and reduce the degree of depression.
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The diatom test has been used as a main diagnotic method of drowning.but itis doubful and even is considered valueless by some authors nowadays for it hasbeen proved by Niles Forged(1983)that the diatoms found in the internal organsof submerged corpses might be inspired into the body during fhe lifeWe believed that the diagnosis of drowning might be made by examining lungchlorophyll(a)of planktons with spectro-fluorophotometer qualitatively and quantitatively.According to our experimental stuudiesIt is confirmed that this method could be used for the diagnosis of drowning.Mean while two cases submerged in water were investigate.and the causesof deathwere diagnosed correctly.It is concluded that the examination of the lungchlorophyll(a)of planktoms could be used as a reliable diagnostic method infore nsic practice