1.Application of clinical nursing pathway in improvement of occupational pride in nurses
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2009;25(6):64-65
Objective To explore the influence of management style through clinical nursing path-way (CNP) on improvement of occupational pride in nurses. Methods 40 clinical nurses from the gyne-colog-ic and obstetrics departments were set as the experimental group,40 others from the surgical and pe-diatric departments were named as the control group.The two groups were given work education through CNP pattern and routine pattern respectively.Self- designed questionnaire was used to investigate the influ-ence of two work patterns on the occupational pride of nurses.The results underwent X2 and t test. Results The score of every evaluation index in the experimental group was better than that of the control group. Conclusions The appli - cation of management pattern with clinical nursing pathway in clinical nursing work can improve the occupational pride of nurses.
2.Progress of percutaneous balloon pulmonary valveplasty application in children with pulmonary valve stenosis
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2017;32(1):77-80
Pulmonary valve stenosis (PS) is a relatively common congenital heart disease,and there are 2 treatment methods of surgical operation and intervention.Percutaneous balloon pulmonary valvuloplasty (PBPV) was applied successfully in children with PS for the first time by Kan.For more than 30 years,with the update of intervention equipment,improvement of operation method and accumulation of clinical experience,the application of PBPV continuously has made new progress.Most of the previous reports of the PBPV were for the immediate and short-term efficacy,while long-term follow-up data and some special types of PS review research were less.Now,combined with PBPV clinical data and long-term follow-up study in recent years,an overview of the application progress of PBPV including indications,methods,curative effect and follow-up,prevention and cure of complications and some special type of PS are provided.
3.Oxidation Damage of Sulfur Dioxide Inhalation on Erythrocytes of Rats
Ziqiang MENG ; Bo ZHANG ;
Journal of Environment and Health 1992;0(05):-
Objective The aims of the present study are to further investigate mechanism of toxicological role of sulfur dioxide (SO 2) exposure on mammalian animals Methods Effects of SO 2 inhalation (14 mg/m 3) on activities of antioxidative enzymes and levels of lipid peroxidation in erythrocytes of male rats were determined Results SO 2 inhalation caused the decrease of Cu,Zn SOD activity,the increase of GSH Px activity,and no change of CAT activity,and the increase of level of lipid peroxidation in rat erythrocytes Conclusion Primary mechanism of toxicological role of SO 2 exposure at low concentrations may be that oxidation damages of lipid and other biological large moleculars are caused by SO 2 producing reactive oxygen species
4.Progress of sphincter-preserving treatment for low rectal cancer
Cancer Research and Clinic 2021;33(2):156-160
The diseased location of rectal cancer in China is mainly in the middle and low rectum, and the proportion of young patients is increasing. As the surgical resection of primary tumor is still the cornerstone of rectal cancer treatment, it has become the hotspot in the treatment of low rectal cancer to preserve the anus after radical surgery. This paper reviews the research progress of sphincter-preserving treatment for low rectal cancer.
5. Word-computing algorithm based on data envelopment analysis with the corresponding dose effect-medicinal patterns of Shanghanlun
Chinese Pharmaceutical Journal 2013;48(13):1131-1136
OBJECTIVE: To construct the data envelopment analysis (DEA) inference model for word-computing. METHODS: Firstly, a syndrome assembly was established based on the Chinese medical patterns contained in Shanghanlun, then the subjective evaluation was set by the linguistic description for the corresponding patterns. Secondly, with the data of decoctions, the evaluation was modified according to the requirement of DEA to construct the inference model. Finally, the word-computing was completed by the inference function of this model. RESULTS: DEA model could describe the diagnostic thinking process of Shanghanlun theory. CONCLUSION: DEA model can upload the information embodied among the words of the corresponding classical doses and symptoms, and it provides a kind of method for modernization of traditional Chinese medicine.
6.Analysis of monitoring results of human brucellosis epidemic from 2004 to 2013 in Harbin
Bo JIANG ; Miao HE ; Junjie MENG
Chinese Journal of Endemiology 2015;34(5):353-356
Objective To analyze the epidemiological characteristics of human brucellosis in Harbin City.Methods Retrospective study was used to collect the information of brucellosis epidemic situation and monitoring data.The information of brucellosis cases was from China disease surveillance information system and from the Harbin surveillance results of brucellosis between 2004 and 2013.According to the results of epidemiological characteristics of brucellosis in Harbin,analysis of regional distribution,time distribution,population distribution and brucellosis serology positive rate were conducted in 18 counties (cities,districts) of Harbin.Data were analyzed using SPSS 13.0 software.Results From 2004 to 2013,2 602 cases of brucellosis were reported.In particular,the largest increase was in 2012,a total of 481 cases was reported,which was 2.11 times that of 2011 (228 cases).The incidence was raised from 2.20/100 000 to 5.98/100 000,and the epidemic range expanded from 15 counties (cities,districts) to 18 counties (cities,districts).Age of onset concentrated in young adults,the 20-59 years old group accounting for 86.47% (2 250/2 602) of the total incidence.The proportion of male and female was 2.90 ∶ 1.00 (1 936 ∶ 666).The occupation of most new cases was farmers,accounting for 83.55% (2 174/2 602) of the total incidence.In brucellosis surveillance,4 877 people was undergo serological test,the positive number was 145,and the positive rate was 2.97%.Conclusion Human brucellosis epidemic has an increasing trend in Harbin,age of onset is concentrated in young adults,males are more than females,and the epidemic range expands year by year.
7.Relationship Between Genetic Polymorphism and Lead Poisoning
Bo ZHANG ; Wei BAI ; Ziqiang MENG
Journal of Environment and Health 1992;0(04):-
Whether three genes [?-aminolevulinic acid dehydratase (ALAD) gene, Vitamin D receptor (VDR) gene and hemochromatosis gene] can make certain individuals more vulnerable to lead are discussed. Polymorphisms of ALAD gene have been associated with the accumulation and distribution of lead in the blood, bone and internal organs in humans and animals. VDR gene has been implicated in the control of calcitriol levels in serum, which normally regulates calcium absorption and can in turn affect lead levels. Hemochromatosis gene, associated with a disease that leads to excessive iron accumulation, may also influence the absorption of lead.
8.Single-dose contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance aortography
Bo JIANG ; Quanfei MENG ; Shenping YU
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2001;0(07):-
Objective To probe the feasibility of single dose contrast enhanced magnetic resonance aortography(CEMRA) and evaluate its value in clinical application. Methods Transit time(TT) test and duration of peak enhancement of aorta(DPE) test in 28 healthy adults were performed. With 2 different injection rate of Gd DTPA at 2 ml/s and 3 ml/s, the TT,peak signal intensity of aorta(SPE),DPE and the interval between DPE and the time of injection(?T) were measured and compared. Two groups of healthy volunteers(each 10) underwent three diamentional fast imaging in static procession sequence (3D FISP) CEMRA with standard dosage of Gd DTPA with the injection rate at 2 ml/s and 3 ml/s respectively. The signal/noise ratio(SNR) of the source images and the image quality of CEMRA of both groups were compared. Fifteen patients with aortic disease did the same study as the voluteers with the injection rate only at 3 ml/s. Results With the injection rate of 2 ml/s and 3 ml/s,the TT,SPE,DPE,?T and the SNR of CEMRA in two groups were significantly different( P
9.Thickness of retinal nerve fiber layer with different scan diameters using optical coherence tomography in normal human eyes
Minfang ZHANG ; Bo LIU ; Xiaohong MENG
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(16):-
0.05).Significant difference was seen in the thickness of RNFL at different scanning diameters(P
10.Magnetic resonance imaging characteristic of cholesteatoma of the skull base
Bo JIANG ; Quanfei MENG ; Yingming CHEN ;
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2000;0(12):-
Objective To evaluate the value of MRI categorization of cholesteatoma of the skull base (CSB) and its MRI diagnostic characteristic Methods The CT, MRI and pathological data of 15 patients with CSB were reviewed The CSBs were categorized into type I and type II based on the difference of signal intensity on T 1 weighted image, and the differences between the two types of CSB were compared in the aspects of CT and MRI findings and osseous encroachment of the skull base Results Extremely high signal intensity on T 2 weighted image being similar to that of cerebrospinal fluid, and unenhanced tumor parenchyma on enhanced T 1 weighted image were noted in the 15 cases of CSB Of the 15 CSBs, 6 were categorized as type I and the other 9 as type II on the basis of the difference of the signal intensity on T 1 weighted image The 6 CSBs of type I, located in the prepontine and cerebellopontine angle cisterns, appeared as homogeneous hypoattenuating on CT scan and homogeneously decreased signal intensity on T 1 weighted image coupled with unenhanced tumoral capsule and relatively normal skull base The tumor parenchyma of this type was consisted of homogeneous cholesterol crystal The 9 CSBs of type II, located in unilateral floor of middle or posterior cranial fossa, were demonstrated as mixed density on CT scan and mixed signal intensity on T 1 weighted image, of which 4 presented as decreased signal intensity scattered with increased signal intensity, 5 largely as increased signal intensity The 9 cases were noted with enhanced tumoral capsule and marked osseous encroachment of the skull base, and the parenchyma of which was mainly comprised of keratinized epithelia and proteins Conclusion The categorization of CSB into type I and type II is sensible, which reflects the distinction in both histopathology and biological behaviour between the two types of CSB and plays an important role in guiding MRI diagnosis of CSB The MRI diagnostic characteristic of CSB includes the versatile signal intensity on T 1 weighted image, marked increased signal intensity on T 2 weighted image, unenhanced tumor parenchyma and type related osseous encroachment of the skull base