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마늘, 고추 및 커피經口投與가 흰쥐 胃腸管 Enterochromaffin Cell에 미치는 영향
劉基善,劉一晟 최신의학사 1968 最新醫學 Vol.11 No.10
The authors present here the following results showing the effect of a tolerable quantity of garlic, cayenne and coffee to the enterod romafTin cells in the gastro-intestinal mucosa of albino rats weighing under 200 g, as well as the histological figure on the above mentioned mucosa. 1. A slight epithelial desquamation and tissue edema were found in the gastric body and pyloric portion of, albino rats. .2. The enterochromaffin cells decreased remarkably in number in cayenne-tested group and tended also to decrease in general in garlic or coffee-tested groups of albino rats
劉基善,劉一晟,崔月鳳 최신의학사 1968 最新醫學 Vol.11 No.10
The authors present here the following results showing the effect of horse serum to mast cells in mesentery and gasto-intestinal tract, using adult male mice (D.D.O./Lee System) weighing under 20 gm seized with antibody-formation and anaphylactic shock by a normal horse serum injection. 1. In normal group the must cells counted comparatively 32.6 in mesentery, 64.6 in gastrointestinal tract,. the majority of which -was of deep-stained polygranules. 2. In sensitized group the mast cells counted without significant distinction of number as compared with normal group while 4 slight a-granulocytosis and reduced stain-ability were found. 3. In anaphylactic shock group reduction of granules as well as mast cells in number, vacuolation and extra-cellular phenomenon were remarkably found.
류기선,이준희,오덕원 대한고유수용성신경근촉진법학회 2023 PNF and Movement Vol.21 No.1
Purpose: Obstacle crossing training is being used to improve the walking ability of stroke patients, but studies on which method is more effective when performing obstacle crossing training with an unaffected limb lead (OCT-ULL) and an affected limb lead (OCT-ALL) are not well known. As such, this study aims to compare the intervention effects of obstacle crossing training using unaffected limb leads (OCT-ULL) and obstacle crossing training using affected limb leads (OCT-ALL). Methods: In total, 25 patients with chronic stroke were studied and assigned randomly to the obstacle crossing training with unaffected limb leads (OCT-ULL) group or the obstacle crossing training with affected limb leads (OCT-ALL) group. A lower extremity strength test, balance and gait test, and fall efficacy test were conducted as preliminary tests, and all patients participated in the intervention for 30 minutes a day, five days a week for four weeks, and the same preliminary tests were conducted post-intervention. Results: Compared with the OCT-ALL group, the OCT-ULL group showed a significant improvement in the strength of the affected hip abductor muscle and in balance and gait, as well as in fall efficacy (p<.05). Conclusion: This study suggested that applying the OCT-ULL training method in the obstacle crossing training of stroke patients is more effective for improving balance and gait functions than OCT-ALL.