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Liver fibrosis caused by choledocholith to regress after biliary drainage

World Journal of Gastroenterology 2005年第13期11卷 2013-2015页

作者： Zuo-BingChen Shu-SenZheng Guo-ZhiHu YuanGao Chen-YanDing YunZhang Xue-HongZhao Lin-MeiNi DepartmentofSurgery FirstAffiliatedHospitalZhejiangUniversitySchoolofMedicineHangzhou310003ZhejiangProvinceChina DepartmentofSurgery ZhujiCountyPeoples'HospitalZhuji311800ZhejiangProvinceChina

AIM: To study the correlation between liver flbrosis severity and biliary drainage in patients with choledocholith. METHODS: A follow-up study on seven patients with liver fibrosis due to choledocholith was made. The data, including biochemical tests (aspartate aminotransferase, alanine aminotransferase) and liver histological features before and after biliary drainage, were collected and studied. The fibrosis severity was scored on a scale from 0 to 3, with 0 denoting none, 1 portal and periportal fibrosis, 2 the presence of numerous fiber septa, and 3 cirrhosis. The average liver fibrosis severity scores of the first and second biopsy were compared with statistical method. RESULTS: The first, second liver fibrosis severity scores of these seven patients were 2,1; 2,1; 1,0; 1,1; 2,1; 2,1; 1,0 respectively. The results showed that the average liver fibrosis severity score of the second liver biopsy decreased significantly compared with the first liver biopsy (n=7,t=4.25,Pregress after biliary drainage.

关键词： Liver fibrosis regress Biliary drainage

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Infinite regress and the Illusion of Actuality and Participationin Borges＇s The Aleph

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Journal of Literature and Art Studies 2017年第6期7卷 656-662页

作者： Robin McAllister Sacred Heart University Fairfield Ct. USA

Borges wants his reader to use imagination to participate in his fiction, to imagine the vision of the universe as anAleph. The vision of the Aleph is paradoxical, impossible, inexpressible--a point in space, in the basement of ahouse in Buenos Aires, where all other points in the universe are simultaneously present. The reader sees theAleph--or the illusion of the Aleph, watching it emerge as if through Borges＇ own eyes, as an unrequited lover andfrustrated poet gradually accommodating the infinite vision to the limitations of actual perception. The illusion ofactual presence the reader evokes seems to include the reader as both a subject reading and an object in the *** reader mirrors himself in the enumeration as the reader imaginatively projects associations and expectationsinto the images in order to make sense of them. The reader tries to avoid involving himself in the vision, but theimages the writer presents the reader with are ambiguous, schematic, demanding intervention to try to resolveapparently unresolved contradictions by trying out the different interpretations that may make sense of them. Overand over again in reading the enumeration the reader encounters images that allow him to convert sequence intosimultaneity, part into whole. Other images suggest the presence of infinite, multiple, perspectives on each objectconverging in the Aleph and reveal insights into hidden designs and into secret interiors of structures. The visionthe reader reads must seem to exceed the limits of language and perception. Opposed to images of disintegrationand chaotic dispersal are microcosmic images that suggest a whole reflected or contained in its parts, worldsreflected within worlds by infinite regress. Infinite regress undermines the assumption of a subject and objectdichotomy in the act of reading and enhances the illusion of participation in the vision. Infinite regress, imagewithin image, world within world, is a symmetry that asserts itself against the ill

关键词： Borges, Aleph, infinite regress

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