1.Effects of Supplemented Wuling Sang on treatment of patients with primary hyperlipemia
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine 1992;0(01):-
0.05). But the Wuling Sang could obviously decrease serum TG content than Simvastatin(P0.05). The adverse drug reactions were stomach discomfort(4 patiens in SWS) group, 5.71%), abdominal discomfort(2 patiens in Simvastatin group, 4.55% ) and sleeplessness(5 patiens in Simvastatin group, 11.4%) . CONCLUSION: The results show the TCM drug SWS is effective and softy on treating the patients with primary hyperlipemia.
3.Discussion on testing of flow rate of infusion device about industry standard.
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2014;38(4):292-294
Carried on the exploration testing of flow rate of infusion device about industry standard YY 0451-2010. Engaged in flow rate experiments adopting different method that are provided by new and old industry standard for samples of the same type. Compared with the result of the dangerous coefficient by calculating the test data, the old standard can be more sensitive to reflect the situation of product flow rate, so it can be applied to conventional control of the products. The method which provided by the new industry standard is suitable for evaluating periodicity the level of product contaminated.
Flowmeters
;
Infusion Pumps
4.Bibliometric analysis of the Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2013;19(10):721-725
Objective To identify the researchers' productivity,the citation states and the grant patterns of the Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery through citation analysis.Methods Articles published in the Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery between 2009 to 2012 were collected from the Chinese Science Citation Database.These articles were analyzed with statistics and bibliometrics.The indicators included cooperation degree,core authors,distribution of grant,authors' origin and citation states.Results Of the 1321 papers which were published by the journal during the study period,505 papers were cited 923 times.Of the 1111 first authors,957 (86.14%) published one paper only.There were 154 core authors (13.86% of first authors),and they published 364 papers (27.55%).There were 14 high-productivity institutes,which published 299 papers (22.63%).According to the geographical distribution,Beijing ranked first with 190 (14.38%) papers.The second was Shanghai with 156 (11.81%),the third was Jiangshu province with 134 (10.14%),the fourth was Zhejiang province with 132 (9.99%),and the fifth was Guangdong province with 101 (7.65 %) papers.1262 papers were completed by collaborate teams of more than one author.The cooperative rate was 95.53% and the cooperative degree was 4.67.361 papers were funded by 553 supporting foundations.Conclusions The authors of the Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery were geographically widely distributed.Some were core authors with high-productivity.They were highly cited and with good cooperation degree.Beijing,Shanghai,Jiangshu,Zhejiang and Guangdong provinces play important roles in research on hepatobiliary surgery.
5.The research on humanities education of medical postgraduates
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2011;10(6):690-692
This article found that the actual situation about humanities education of medical postgraduates is not optimistic through investigation of the situation on humanities education of the postgraduates in Zunyi Medical College. Some prominent problems existed. This article also proposed some practical suggestions to solve the problems based on the analysis of this phenomenon, so as to improve the humanities education of medical postgraduates and cultivate postgraduates to be medical workers with full humanistic care.
6.The clinical observation on 52 cholesteatoma otitis media patients by the surgery of mastoid muscle periosteum valvuloplasty after modified radical mastoidectomy
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2013;20(5):685-687
Objective To investigate the clinical effects of the surgery of mastoid muscle periosteum valvuloplasty after modified radical mastoidectomy treatment of cholesteatoma otitis media.Methods 52 cases (52 ears)cholesteatoma otitis media patients for the observation group were collected.The patients in the observation group were treated by mastoid muscle periosteum valvuloplasty after modified radical mastoidectomy.49 cases (49 ears) for the control group were treated by concomitant mastoidectomy and the classic conchaplasty cavity angioplasty.Results Patients were followed up for 1 year.38 ears were dry in control group(77.6%),8 ears were recurrenced(16.3%),regular clean-up of surgical cavity at least 3 months postoperative.50 ears were dry in observation group (95.2%),dry ear rate was significantly higher (x2 =12.374,P =0.000) ;1 ears was recurrenced(2.4%),the recurrence rate was significantly reduced (x2 =11.966,P =0.000) ; Operative cavity after complete epithelialization no longer need to be cleaned regularly; No postoperative complications (such as periosteal flap or pinna cartilage of the mastoid muscle necrosis,facial paralysis,dizziness)were occurred,the prognosis was good.Conclusion The surgery of mastoid muscle periosteum valvuloplasty after modified radical mastoidectomy treatment of otitis media with cholesteatoma is safe and effective,which is worthy of promotion.
7.The clinical progress of InSurE technique in the neonates
International Journal of Pediatrics 2013;(2):176-178
The lack of pulmonary surfactant(PS) and the immature of lung structure can cause neonatal respiratory distress syndrome (NRDS).Pulmonary surfactant,noninvasive ventilation,such as nasal continuous positive airway pressure(nCPAP) and the InSurE technique(intubation-surfactant-extubation) are the important methods for the management of NRDS.In this paper,the application and the research progress of the three strategies for NRDS,especially the clinical advantages and progress of InSurE technique,are summarized as follows.
8.Fetal inflammatory response syndrome
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2013;20(3):329-332
The fetal inflammatory response syndrome (FIRS) is a state of activation of the innate immune system in the fetus body and is a kind of neonatal inflammation for 72 hours after birth.It is defined as the following items > 2:(1) breathing too fast (> 60 times/min),accompanied by breathing difficulties or with oxygen desaturation; (2) temperature instability > 37.9 ℃ or < 36 ℃ ; (3) capillary filling time > 3 s;(4) the white blood cell count >34 × 109/L,or <4 × 109/L; (5) CRP > 10 mg/L; (6) IL-6 or IL-8 >70 g/ml;(7) gene testing of 16S rRNA for PCR is positive.FIRS can be induced by infectious and non-infectious factors.In FIRS,fetal immune system is over-activated to the external violation,which causes uncontrolled release of inflammatory mediators and cytokines.A variety of inflammatory mediators and cytokines directly or indirectly activate the coagulation system and interfere with the body's anticoagulation system,which induces the coagulation disorders.Multiple organ systems involved in the inflammatory response throughout this process.FIRS can lead to premature delivery,perinatal death,cerebral white matter damage,necrotizing enterocolitis,and affect fetal lung maturity and multi-organ damage.In order to reduce fetal injury,it is necessary for appropriate treatment and prediction of the FIRS.
9.Analysis on the Anesthetic Journals Indexed by Science Citation Index Expanded
Journal of Medical Informatics 2009;30(8):54-57
The paper introduces the anesthetic journals indexed by SCI-E, moreover a quantitative analysis is performed on the data, instructs anesthetic researchers to submit, search references and subscribe to international anesthetic journals. 22 anesthetic journals have own distinctive characteristics. Anesthetic researchers could choose appropriate journals for submitting based on the quality of their papers and regions.
10.Diagnosis and treatment strategy in neonatal hypoglycemia
International Journal of Pediatrics 2012;(6):554-557
Hypoglycemia is a common metabolic disorder of neonates.Severe and prolonged neonatal symptomatichypoglycemia can cause cerebral lesions.Operational threshold is asscioated with delayed neurological development in infants at risk.Treatment should be based on diffenrent approaches guided by asymptomatic hypoglycemia and symptomatic hypoglycemia.Magnetic resonance diffusion weighted imaging and brain stem auditory evoked potentials in diagnosis hypocemic brain damage is more sensitive and specific,especially in the early period.With the current neonatal hypoglycemia the gradual deepening of understanding,and further put forward a neonatal hypoglycemia diagnosis and treatment strategy.The threshold of 2.6 mmol/L is recommended currently in guidelines.Key to preventing complications from glucose deficiency is to identify infants at risk,promote early and frequent feedings,normalize glucose homeostasis,measure glucose concentrations early and frequently in infants at risk,and treat promptly when glucose deficiency is marked and symptomatic.