Intraoral and extraoral approach for surgical treatment of Eagle's syndrome: a retrospective study.

Background And Purpose: Eagle's syndrome is not uncommon in clinical work. Because of its atypical symptoms, it is easy to be misdiagnosed as other diseases, further leading to misdiagnosis and mistreatment. At present, there is no expert consensus or treatment guidelines for the disease.

[The effects of sodium salicylate on the expression of GABAalpha, NR1 and hearing response properties of inferior colliculus neurons in mice].

Aim: To study the effects of sodium salicylate on the expression of GABAalpha NR1 and hearing response properties of inferior colliculus neurons in mice.

Methods: Thirty-six kunming mice were divided into three groups (A, B, C,). The expression of GABAalpha NR1 were measured by using RT-PCR.

[Construction of recombinant adenovirus containing human Bcl-2 and its expression in the spiral ganglion cells].

Objective: To construct the adenoviral vector containing human Bcl-2 gene and to study the expression of the gene in the spiral ganglion cells (SGC) in vitro.

Methods: Human Bcl-2 cDNA obtained from the plasmid pUC-CAGGS/Bcl-2 was cloned into the plasmid pAdTrack-CMV. Then, pAdTrack/Bcl-2 was cotransferred with adenoviral backbone vector into E.

Effects of neuroglobin gene transfer in vivo on hearing response properties of neurons in the inferior colliculus in mice after administration of sodium salicylate.

The effects of neuroglobin (NGB) gene transfer in vivo mediated by GeneJamer on the hearing response properties of the inferior colliculus (IC) neurons in mice after administration of sodium salicylate were studied. Forty-eight Kunming mice were divided into 4 groups (n=12 in each group): Group A1 (negative control);Group A2 (positive control);Group B, sodium salicylate (450 mg/kg every day) + pEGFP-C1;Group C, sodium salicylate (450 mg/kg every day) + pEGFP-NGB. The GeneJamer and pEGFP-NGB were mixed and injected into IC neurons in mice.