This paper first analyzes the complexity of pathological processes involved in acute hemorrhagic or ischemic stroke,including primary and secondary brain injury manifestations and mechanisms,potential transformations ...This paper first analyzes the complexity of pathological processes involved in acute hemorrhagic or ischemic stroke,including primary and secondary brain injury manifestations and mechanisms,potential transformations between hemorrhage and infarction,and the impact of postbrain injury inflammation on disease progression.Based on decades of extensive clinical and pharmacological research on the usage of Chinese herbal medicine(CHM)monomers or formulas that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis(such as Angong Niuhuang Wan,Buyang Huanwu Tang,Dahuoluo Wan,and Dushen Tang)for stroke treatment,it proposes that tonifying qi,promoting blood circulation,removing blood stasis,and detoxifying are rational treatment principles of CHM.These principles correspond to the following Western medical implications:tonifying qi corresponds to neuroprotection effects,promoting blood circulation corresponds to anticoagulation and thrombolysis,removing blood stasis addresses hematoma absorption and cerebral edema reduction,and detoxifying corresponds to anti-inflammatory actions.This paper further proposes from a systems medicine perspective that acute stroke is a complex disease requiring individualized CHM treatment with timely modifications rather than a one-sizefits-all approach.CHM monomers or formulas for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis,which have various effects such as lowering blood pressure,hemostasis,anticoagulation,antiplatelet,anti-inflammatory,promoting fibrinolysis,and edema reduction,must align with disease progression and be applied within appropriate therapeutic time windows to ensure efficacy and safety.Finally,this paper suggests that a combined use of acupuncture and CHM can potentially synergistically leverage their respective therapeutic strengths.Additionally,acupuncture shows clear benefits in the acute phase of intracerebral hemorrhage(ICH),such as stimulating the vagus nerve to enhance cerebral blood flow,reducing inflammation,as well as triggering hemostatic effects.By applying these rational treatment principles in an integrated approach,better CHM treatment outcomes and higher efficacy of stroke management may be attained.展开更多
In this paper, a novel localized audio watermarking scheme based on signal to noise ratio （SNR） to determine a scaling parameter a is proposed. The basic idea is to embed watermark in selected high inflexion regions...In this paper, a novel localized audio watermarking scheme based on signal to noise ratio （SNR） to determine a scaling parameter a is proposed. The basic idea is to embed watermark in selected high inflexion regions, and the intensity of embedded watermarks are modified by adaptively adjusting a. As these high inflexion local regions usually correspond to music edges like sound of percussion instruments, explosion or transition of mixed music, which represent the music rhythm or tempo and are very important to human auditory perception, the embedded watermark is especially expected to escape the distortions caused by time domain synchronization attacks. Taking advantage of localization and SNR, the method shows strong robustness against common problems in audio signal processing, random cropping, time scale modification, etc.展开更多
文摘This paper first analyzes the complexity of pathological processes involved in acute hemorrhagic or ischemic stroke,including primary and secondary brain injury manifestations and mechanisms,potential transformations between hemorrhage and infarction,and the impact of postbrain injury inflammation on disease progression.Based on decades of extensive clinical and pharmacological research on the usage of Chinese herbal medicine(CHM)monomers or formulas that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis(such as Angong Niuhuang Wan,Buyang Huanwu Tang,Dahuoluo Wan,and Dushen Tang)for stroke treatment,it proposes that tonifying qi,promoting blood circulation,removing blood stasis,and detoxifying are rational treatment principles of CHM.These principles correspond to the following Western medical implications:tonifying qi corresponds to neuroprotection effects,promoting blood circulation corresponds to anticoagulation and thrombolysis,removing blood stasis addresses hematoma absorption and cerebral edema reduction,and detoxifying corresponds to anti-inflammatory actions.This paper further proposes from a systems medicine perspective that acute stroke is a complex disease requiring individualized CHM treatment with timely modifications rather than a one-sizefits-all approach.CHM monomers or formulas for promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis,which have various effects such as lowering blood pressure,hemostasis,anticoagulation,antiplatelet,anti-inflammatory,promoting fibrinolysis,and edema reduction,must align with disease progression and be applied within appropriate therapeutic time windows to ensure efficacy and safety.Finally,this paper suggests that a combined use of acupuncture and CHM can potentially synergistically leverage their respective therapeutic strengths.Additionally,acupuncture shows clear benefits in the acute phase of intracerebral hemorrhage(ICH),such as stimulating the vagus nerve to enhance cerebral blood flow,reducing inflammation,as well as triggering hemostatic effects.By applying these rational treatment principles in an integrated approach,better CHM treatment outcomes and higher efficacy of stroke management may be attained.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 60272031), the National Basic Research Program (973)of China (No. 2002CB312101), Zhejiang Provincial Natural ScienceFoundation (No. ZD0212), Doctorate Research Foundation of theState Education Commission of China (No. 20010335049), and theState Education Commission Foundation for Scholars Returned fromOverseas, China
文摘In this paper, a novel localized audio watermarking scheme based on signal to noise ratio （SNR） to determine a scaling parameter a is proposed. The basic idea is to embed watermark in selected high inflexion regions, and the intensity of embedded watermarks are modified by adaptively adjusting a. As these high inflexion local regions usually correspond to music edges like sound of percussion instruments, explosion or transition of mixed music, which represent the music rhythm or tempo and are very important to human auditory perception, the embedded watermark is especially expected to escape the distortions caused by time domain synchronization attacks. Taking advantage of localization and SNR, the method shows strong robustness against common problems in audio signal processing, random cropping, time scale modification, etc.
