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急性缺血性卒中治疗的关键在于快速恢复缺血脑组织血流，发病时间窗内可给予静脉溶栓，效果不佳则桥接血管内介入治疗。当使用常规支架取栓、抽吸取栓、球囊扩张等方法未能开通闭塞的血管时，支架置入是有效的补救方法。部分患者支架置入后可能出现血管再闭塞，如不能快速开通闭塞血管，可导致严重残疾或死亡。本文报道了1例股-颈动脉转流术补救性治疗急性颈动脉闭塞支架置入术后血管再闭塞患者的诊疗过程，为快速解决这种不常见却又非常棘手的临床情况提供思路，该术式是一种值得推广普及的手术方式。 Abstract: The key to the treatment of acute ischemic stroke is to quickly restore the blood flow of ischemic brain tissue, intravenous thrombolysis therapy can be given in the time window, and bridging endovascular interventional therapy if the effect is not good. Stent implantation is an effective remedy when conventional methods such as stent thrombectomy, aspiration thrombectomy and balloon dilatation fail to open the vessel. However, in some cases, vascular reocclusion may occur after stent implantation. If the occlusive vessel can not be revascularization quickly, the patient’s outcome can only be severe disability or death. This paper reports the diagnosis and treatment of a patient with vascular reocclusion after carotid artery stenting for acute carotid artery occlusion by femoral-carotid artery bypass. Femoral-carotid artery bypass is a new and effective surgical method, which can quickly solve this unusual but very difficult situation and is worth popularizing.

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Chinese path to modernization has provided important opportunities and guidance for the upgrading of urban and rural residents'consumption in the digital era. Taking Chongqing as an example, based on the data from 2000 to 2020, this paper empirically tested the impact of Internet popularization on the consumption structure and heterogeneity of urban and rural residents. The research finds that the popularization of the Internet significantly promotes the upgrading of consumption structure of urban and rural residents in Chongqing, and its impact on the upgrading of consumption structure of rural residents is stronger than that of urban residents. Through the heterogeneity investigation, it is found that the popularization of the Internet has a more significant impact on the consumption of household equipment, transportation and communication, culture, education and entertainment of urban residents, while it has a more significant impact on the consumption of clothing, residence and household equipment of rural residents. Chongqing should promote the transformation and upgrading of urban and rural residents'consumption from the aspects of the Internet infrastructure construction, promoting government-enterprise cooperation and guiding residents'awareness of Internet economy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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【Objective】This study established the technical system of musk deer marker assisted selection to provide a theoretical basis for the breeding of forest musk deer. 【Method】The basic functions and protein structure of forest musk deer insulin-like growth factor( IGF-1) by gene cloning were analyzed, the polymorphism of IGF-1 gene by PCR-SSCP technology was detected, and its correlation effect on the number of litter was explored. 【Result】(i) The sequence of IGF-1 gene was 465 bp, encoding 153 amino acid residues, and the bioinformatics analysis revealed that the protein contains 15 phosphorylation sites, a secreted protein mostly located in the cell membrane, containing a conserved Insulin family of typical domain;(ii) The length of PCR-SSCP amplified fragment of IGF-1 gene was 300 bp, the primer amplified fragment was detected by 10 % polyacrylamide gel, and it was found that there was no specific band in the amplified fragment. In order to prove the result of PCR-SSCP amplification, one of the primers was selected to amplify the hair samples, and sequencing showed that all PCR products had a complete sequence and no polymorphism. 【Conclusion】This research showed that the IGF-1 gene was not chosen as a molecular genetic marker of forest musk deer, which would provide a basic idea for the breeding of molecular genetic markers of incense production performance of forest musk deer. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

目的　总结帕金森病（ＰＤ）患者运动神经电生理特点，另分析其并发周围神经损害的危险因素。方法　 ＰＤ 患者６３ 例（观察组，按照Ｈ-Ｙ 分级不同分为早期者４１ 例、中晚期者２２ 例），另选２５ 例健康体检者作对照（对照 组），比较两组双侧上肢及下肢运动神经末梢潜伏期、运动神经末梢波幅、感觉神经传导速度、感觉神经末梢波幅。 观察组患者按照是否并发周围神经损害分为有周围神经病变 ２７ 例、无周围神经病变３６ 例，采用单因素及多因素 Ｌｏｇｉｓｔｉｃ 回归分析法分析 ＰＤ 患者并发周围神经损害的危险因素。结果　中晚期者运动神经末端潜伏期较对照组明显延长（Ｐ ＜０．０５）；观察组、早期者、中晚期者运动神经波幅较对照组均明显下降（Ｐ 均＜ ０．０５）；观察组、中晚期者感觉神经传导速度较对照组明显减慢（Ｐ 均＜０．０５）；中晚期者感觉神经传导波幅较对照组下降（Ｐ ＜０.０５）；较早期者，中晚期者运动神经末梢潜伏期延长、运动神经波幅下降、神经传导速度减慢、感觉神经传导波幅下降（Ｐ 均＜ ０． ０５）。单因素分析显示，有周围神经病变和无周围神经病变患者中高龄、Ｈ-Ｙ 分级中晚期、高血糖、高肌酶、使用 高剂量抗 ＰＤ 药物者例数比较，Ｐ 均＜０．０５。多因素分析显示，Ｈ-Ｙ 分级中晚期、使用高剂量抗 ＰＤ 药物是 ＰＤ 患者并发周围神经损害的危险因素。结论　ＰＤ 患者存在周围神经损害，表现为运动神经末梢潜伏期延长、波幅降低， 感觉神经传导速度减慢、波幅下降，中晚期 ＰＤ 患者损害更明显；Ｈ-Ｙ 分级中晚期及使用高剂量抗 ＰＤ 药物患者更易出现周围神经损害. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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