1.Effect of Shengmai Powder on endothelin and tumor necrosis factor in hemorrhagic shock in rabbits
Jinjun MAO ; Jincheng ZHAO ; Yuze HAN ; Huaijing LI ; Yongyi LI ;
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine 1992;0(05):-
AIM:To investigate the role of Shengmai Powder (Radix Ginseng, Radix Ophiopogonis and Fructus schisandrae) (SMP) in treatmen of hemorrhagic shock in rabbits. METHODS: The concentrations of endothelin (ET), tumor necrosis factor (TNF), ? endorphin (? EP) and nitric oxide (NO), the activity of nitric oxide synthase (NOS) in plasma were respectively tested by different biochemical assays in hemorrhagic shock in rabbits. RESULTS: SMP could obviously decrease the ET,TNF,NO level and NOS activity ( P
2.Research on the tumor suppression of Chinese caterpillar fungus water decoction combined cisplatin on tumor burdened mice
Zhan HUANG ; Yin TIAN ; Huaijing LI ; Guixia QU ; Qinglin JIANG
Chongqing Medicine 2014;(15):1896-1897,1900
Objective To study the tumor suppression of Chinese caterpillar fungus water decoction combined cisplatin on a tumor burdened mice .Methods The beforehand vaccinal HCT8 tumor burdened mice were randomly devided into 5 groups(n=10) ,then 3 groups of Chinese caterpillar fungus water decoction were given a tumor burdened mice stomach (2 .5 ,5 .0 ,10 g/kg) ,1 times a day ,12 d .1 group of mice were given saline .1 group were given cisplatin .Determination of different concentrations of cordyceps water decoction lavage ,then observe the changes of tumor‐burdened bone tumors in mice weight .Results For vaccination HCT8 tumor burdened bone tumors had an average weight of each dose group mice compared with saline group have significant difference(P<0 .01) ,while Chinese caterpillar fungus water decoction (2 .5 ,5 .0 g/kg) and cisplatin group mice tumor block is more significant difference(P< 0 .01) ,the tumors had the lighter weight .Conclusion Chinese caterpillar fungus water decoction has tumor suppression effect on tumor burdened mice .
3.Correlation between protein C and Legg -Calve -Perthes disease:a Meta-analysis
Huaijing YU ; Song YU ; Zheng XIAO ; Juan LI ; Yifa JI ; Yongqiao GAN ; Kai SU ; Xing ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2016;31(23):1817-1821
Objective To systematically evaluate the association between protein C and Legg -Calve -Perthes disease.Methods A literature research was performed through PubMed,Embase,Cochrane library,Web of Science,Chinese Biomedical Literature Database(CBM),China National Knowledge Infrastructure(CNKI)and Wan-fang Database from inception to February 201 6 on the association between protein C and Legg -Calve -Perthes disease.According to the Newcastle -Ottawa Scale(NOS)criteria,the quality of studies was evaluated and data were extracted.Meta -analysis was performed with Stata 1 1 .0 software.Results A total of 1 4 articles were included.Twelve articles on protein C and Legg -Calve -Perthes disease in the study group and the control group were compared.The results of Meta -analysis showed that there was no significant difference in protein C levels between the study group and the control group[odds radio(OR)=1 .41 ,95% confidence interval(CI)(0.87,2.28),P =0.1 47];five articles on protein C and the white race of Legg -Calve -Perthes disease between the study group and the control group were com-pared,The results of Meta -analysis showed that there was no significant difference in protein C levels between the whiteskin patients′group and the control group[OR =0.61 2,95%CI(1 .83,7.29),P =0.61 2];three articles on pro-tein C and the yellow race of Legg -Calve -Perthes disease between the study group and the control group were com-pared,and the results of Meta -analysis showed that there was no significant difference in protein C levels between the yellow skin patients group and the control group[OR =0.59,95%CI(0.05,6.72),P =0.080].Conclusion There is no significant correlation between protein C and Legg -Calve -Perthes disease.
4.NEUROTOXIC EFFECT OF HIV gp120 ON CULTURED RAT DORSAL ROOT GANGLION NEURONS
Huaxiang LIU ; Zhenzhong LI ; Yi XING ; Fei HUANG ; Fang DU ; Zhen LIU ; Shuyan CHEN ; Lihong WANG ; Huaijing WANG
Chinese Journal of Neuroanatomy 2006;22(6):603-608
To investigate the neurotoxic effect of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) gp120 on cultured dorsal root ganglion (DRG)neurons in vitro, dissociated and organotypic mouse embryo's DRG cell culture models were established. Both dissociated and organotypic DRG cultures were treated with HIV gp120 in different concentration (250 pmol/L and 1 nmol/L, respectively, 2 times/7 days). For dissociated DRG cultural cells, microtubule-associated protein 2 (MAP2) immunofluorescent labeling was processed for observing the changes of neuronal cell body and neurites. The change of the ultrastructure in the organotypic cultured DRG was observed by electron microscopy.The difference of the number and length of neurites between the control group and HIV gp120 treated groups were significant (P<0.001),whereas there was no significant difference in the diameter of neurons between them (P>0.05). The ultrastructural changes included the decrease or loss of cristae in mitochondria and accumulation of many high densed particles between the microtubules and the neurofilaments by using both the concentrations of HIV gp120 treatment. The present results indicate that HIV gp120 had a directly neurotoxic effect on the cultured DRG neurons, especially more sensitive to mitochondria.
5.The three-dimension medical image reconstruction simulation on 3D Shepp-Logan head phantom.
Ze LIU ; Fengrong SUN ; Yanling LI ; Huaijing QU ; Xiaojing WANG
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2006;23(5):938-943
Shepp-Logan head phantom is the classical model of simulation computing in Computerized Tomography. This paper proposes a new method--considering 3D Shepp-Logan head phantom as the basic reference model to carry on simulation experiment and algorithms performance evaluating in three-dimension medical image reconstruction field. The paper introduces the design and the implementation of 3D Shepp-Logan head phantom as well the computing of projection data at first, and then describes the simulation process of the three-dimension medical image. The numerical experiment gives the three-dimension medical image reconstruction simulations based on 3D Shepp- Logan head phantom. The result of this experiment indicates the accuracy of model computing and the feasibility of our this method.
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6.Clinical practice guidelines for prevention and treatment of postoperative gastrointestinal disorder by integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine: a protocol
Jianjun XUE ; Huaijing HOU ; Lili WEI ; Ziqing XU ; Jie ZHANG ; Xiaohong ZHAO ; Liping CHEN ; Yang XUE ; Li MA ; Kehu YANG ; Yongqiang ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 2023;43(9):1025-1030
To further improve the diagnosis and treatment level of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine for the prevention and treatment of postoperative gastrointestinal disorder, and to promote the standardization of clinical practice guidelines for postoperative gastrointestinal disorder. It was initiated by the Chinese Society of Integrative Anesthesiology, and the " Clinical practice guidelines for prevention and treatment of postoperative gastrointestinal disorder by integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine: a protocol" was jointly formulated by the institutions such as Gansu Province Clinical Research Center of Integrative Anaesthesiology, Center of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine of Gansu Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Guidelines Implementation and Knowledge Translation, GRADE China Center, Industry Technology Centre for Medical Guidelines of Gansu Province, and Evidence-based Medicine Center of Lanzhou University. The Guidelines Formulation Committee followed the principles, methods and procedures of evidence-based guidelines formulation, assembled a multidisciplinary team of experts, and provided an evidence-based clinical practice guidelines using the GRADE method. This protocol mainly expounds the purpose and method of guidelines formulation and the publication, promotion, implementation and update of guidelines.
7.Interpretation of clinical practice guidelines for prevention and treatment of postoperative gastrointestinal disorder with Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine (2023)
Huaijing HOU ; Jianjun XUE ; Fanfan DING ; Ziqing XU ; Jie ZHANG ; Yang XUE ; Xiaohong ZHAO ; Liping CHEN ; Li MA ; Kehu YANG ; Yongqiang ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 2024;44(8):909-916
The clinical practice guidelines for prevention and treatment of postoperative gastrointestinal disorder with Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine (2023) issued by the Anaesthesia Committee and Perioperative Medicine Committee of the Chinese Society of Integrative Medicine is the first evidence-based guideline for postoperative gastrointestinal disorder in China. It covers the definition, aetiology and pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of postoperative gastrointestinal disorder. Compared with previous expert consensus, this guideline has advantages in terms of scientific and rigorous methodology and is quite representative. Interpreting this guideline can help strengthen clinicians′ understanding of postoperative gastrointestinal disorder and enhance clinical practitioners′ understanding of the methodology of this guideline, thus enabling a better integration of recommendations and evidence for clinical practice and hastening the implementation of the guidelines. It also accelerates the dissemination of the methodological development of guidelines in China, helps clinicians understand the connotation and value of the guidelines, and provides methodological guidance and references for formulating clinical practice guidelines based on the current situation in China and involving other clinical disciplines.
8.Evidence Graph Analysis of Postoperative Pain Sensitization Induced by Perioperative Sleep Deprivation
Jianjun XUE ; Caihong WANG ; Lingling GUO ; Xiuxia LI ; Jie ZHANG ; Ziqing XU ; Huaijing HOU ; Kehu YANG
Medical Journal of Peking Union Medical College Hospital 2024;16(1):143-156
To describe and evaluate the clinical studies of postoperative pain sensitization caused by sleep deprivation through the evidence map system, understand the distribution of evidence in this field, and provide reference for subsequent evidence research. A computer-based search of PubMed, EMBASE, Cochrane library, Web of Science, CNKI, Wanfang Data, VIP and Chinese Biomedical Literature Database from inception to August 2023 was conducted to obtain intervention studies, observational studies and systematic reviews/Meta-analysis of postoperative pain sensitization caused by sleep deprivation. The research characteristics and methodological quality were analyzed and evaluated. The Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews, the Newcastle-Ottawa Scale (NOS) and the AMSTAR-2 scale were used to evaluate the quality of the included studies, and the evidence was comprehensively analyzed and displayed by means of bubble chart, table and text. A total of 35 observational studies (31 cohort studies and 4 case-control studies), 15 randomized controlled trials and 4 systematic reviews/Meta-analyses were included. The number of publications increased rapidly after 2018 and peaked in 2022, and clinical studies in this field mainly focused on cohort studies, with fewer randomized controlled trials and systematic reviews/Meta-analysis studies. The results of the evidence map showed that in terms of quality, 22 studies were 'high quality', 24 studies were 'medium quality', and 8 studies were 'low quality'.Thirty studies showed that sleep deprivation could induce postoperative pain sensitization. Only 2 studies suggested that sleep disorders were not significantly associated with postoperative pain sensitization, and ten studies were uncertain whether sleep deprivation could induce postoperative pain sensitization. Overall evidence shows that sleep deprivation can induce postoperative pain sensitization, but the evaluation dimensions are limited and the methodological quality of the included literature needs to be improved. More high-quality, large-sample and standardized clinical studies should be carried out in the future to provide better scientific basis for clinical work.