1.Effects of trauma and infection stresses on protein metabolism
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(03):-
Trauma and infection may cause a stress reaction to the body,which leads to the metabolic imbalance of organs and tissues,but some treatment methods can effectively reduce the negative effects of undesirable stress on body metabolism.This article focuses on the effects of trauma and infection stress on the protein metabolism,furthermore,introduces some related treatment methods.
2.Application of Intelligent Narcotic Drug Management Cabinet in the Narcotic Drug Management in the Outpatient Pharmacy of Our Hospital
Baochen GU ; Rong CHEN ; Jianan BAO
China Pharmacy 2015;(25):3534-3536
OBJECTIVE:To promote the informationization and standardization of narcotic drug management so as to enhance the level of pharmacy management. METHODS:The function of intelligent narcotic drug management cabinet and its application in our hospital were introduced. The application effects were evaluated by comparing the indexes in 1 month(or 1 quarter)before and after the adoption of the cabinet. RESULTS:The intelligent narcotic drug management cabinet used in our hospital had such func-tions as login,getting drugs,adding drugs,expiration date management,inventory query,update,shifting of duty,record and da-ta processing. After the adoption,the inventory decreased by 35.2%,turnover rate increased by 53.4%;the time of applying for and registering narcotic drugs by the keeper of secondary warehouse respectively shortened by 84.1%(13.2 min vs. 2.1 min) and 88.9%(10.8 min vs. 1.2 min);and the incidence of external errors reduced from 3 times to once,an decrease of 66.7%. Mean-while,high integration of space improved the overall image of the pharmacy and the automatic pharmacy was constructed on a cer-tain scale and in a systematic manner. CONCLUSIONS:The application of intelligent narcotic drug management cabinet to the out-patient pharmacy can reduce the inventory cost,increase work efficiency and the safety of drug use,and make the narcotic drug management more standard,scientific and sophisticated.
3.Distribution of Cadmium and Lead in Soil and Rice Along Road Polluted by Traffic Exhaust
Jian LIN ; Zixian DU ; Jianan CHEN
Journal of Environment and Health 1992;0(02):-
coarse polished rice for lead respectively. Positive correlations were observed in contents of cadmium and lead between soil and rice (r=0.942~0.994, P
4.Blood Lead Level and Influencing Factors for Children Living in Area near Highway in Mountain Region
Jianan CHEN ; Jingping ZHANG ; Ping GUO
Journal of Environment and Health 1992;0(04):-
Objective To know the blood level and the influencing factors for the children living in the area near highway in the mountain region. Methods From December,2006 to April,2007,one hundred and eighteen children aged 8-12 years (exposed group) living in the area near highway in the mountain region and fifty-one children aged 8-12 years (control group) living in the area far away from the highway were selected by random cluster sampling. Lead level of the soil and crops on the highway-sides (pollution area)and the area far away from the highway (control area) was determined. The basic situation was investigated by the questionnaire, the blood lead level was determined by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry. The influence of lead on children's intelligence, physical growth and the influencing factors for blood lead level were analyzed. Results The average lead level of the soil [(96.89?15.05) mg/kg] and crops [(0.86?0.29) mg/kg] in the polluted area was significantly higher compared with the control [soil lead: (29.83?1.41)mg/kg,crops lead:(0.17?0.03) mg/kg], and revealed statistical significance respectively (P
5.Effect of Lead Pollution on Health of Residents Living on Highway-sides in Mountain Areas
Jianan CHEN ; Ping GUO ; Jingping ZHANG
Journal of Environment and Health 2007;0(11):-
Objective To investigate the body burden of lead and the related health effects in the residents living on the highway-sides of the mountain areas in Fujian province,China.Methods Eighty-nine subjects living nearby the highway-sides(exposed group) and 69 subjects far away from the highway(control group) were recruited by stratified random sampling method.Their basic situation and relevant index were investigated with questionnaire;The lead levels of blood and urine were determined by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometric method and compared;The temperature,pulse rate and blood pressure were taken to analyze the related health effects;and the influence factors of blood lead levels were analyzed by single factor analysis method,rank correlation analysis method and multiple regression analysis method.Results The blood and urine lead level of exposure group([94.19 26.51),(15.36?7.67)?g/L ]were significantly higher than that of the control group[(62.83?13.33),(7.24?4.62) ?g/L;t=8.981 0、7.766 2,P
6.Periareolar incision in treatment of gynecomastia
Xiaohua WANG ; Jianan CHEN ; Zhicheng LIANG
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2009;16(5):838-839
Objective To investigate the feasibility and safety of periareolar incision in treating gynecomastia, and whether it produces good cosmetic effects. Methods A total of 42 patients with gynecomastia treated by micro-incision of areola were retrospectnely anslyzed. Results The operation was successfully performed in all the 42 patients. Follow-up was done for 3 to 24 months, the surgical scars were obscure, and the sensation of nipple or areola were good. No operation-related complications were observed. Conclusion The periareolar incision in the treatment of gynecomastia was feasible and recommendable in terms of cosmetic maintenance and safety.
7.Clinical application of the reformed purse-string suturing and stitching technique in procedures for prolapses and hemorrhoids(PPH)
Xiaohua WANG ; Jianan CHEN ; Wei HUA
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2009;16(2):246-247
Objective To discuss advantages of the reformed technique of purse-string sutures in PPH for the treatment of severe hemorrhoids.Methods 172 cases with severe hemorrhoids received PPH with the reformed purse-string sutures.The reformed purse-string sutures were positioned right above the anocutaneous line by 2~3cm.The chorda chirurgicalis moved from upward to downward at a tilt in the submucosal layer,and the reformed pursestring stitches were made.Results The average operation time was 17minutes,the average width of the excised mucosal ring was 3.lcm,and the average hospitalization time was 2.6 days.The prolapsed hemorrhoids went back after surgery.No fecal incontinence,recurrence of prolapsed hemorrhoids or anastomotic stenosis occurred within 1~24 weeks fonow-up.Conclusion The reformed suturing technique of purse-string stitches is safe,effective and recommendable.
8.Expression and significance of IL-17 in breast cancer
Guanghui CHEN ; Jianan CHEN ; Hui CHEN ; Jincheng ZENG
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2014;(20):2732-2733
Objective To investigate the expression of IL-17 in the serum and T cells of the patients with breast cancer and its correlation with breast cancer functional indicators.Methods The flow cytometry analysis was adopted to detect the percentage of peripheral blood CD3 + CD4 + IL-17 + T cells in breast cancer patients;the ELISA method was used to detect serum IL-17 content;the chemiluminescence immunoassay was used to detect CA153 and CA125 levels.The correlation between IL-17 with various indi-cators was analyzed.Results The percentage of CD3 + CD4 + IL-17 + T cell in peripheral blood of the breast cancer patients had sta-tistically significant difference compared with the healthy control group(P <0.05);serum IL-17 level had statistically significant difference compared with the healthy control group(P <0.05);serum IL-17 level was positively correlated with the percentage of CD3 + CD4 + IL-17 + T cells and the CA153 level;IL-17 level had no significant correlation with serum CA125 level.Conclusion The IL-17 expression level is associated with breast cancer.
9.Quantitative determination of LP(a)-C by agarose gel electrophoresis and its clinical application
Xinyou XIE ; Xiaoyan CHEN ; Hongjun CHEN ; Jianan WANG ; Chunrong FEI
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2001;0(05):-
Objective To evaluate an agarose gel electrophoresis for quantitative determination of Lipoprotein(a) cholesterol and its clinical application.Methods Quantification of LP(a)-C was performed by a new agarose gel electrophoresis method that allows the separation of LP(a) by Hellen REP system and the determination of LP(a)-C by enzymatic staining of cholesterol,The results of electrophoresis method were compared with the ones of INA and ITA. The specimens of 135 health men were assayed by electrophoresis for the reference range.Results The inter and intra CV of electrophoresis method at low, middle and high LP(a) concentration specimens were 4.7%~5.3% and 5.8%~6.4%. The linearity was 0.058~1.55 mmol/L. Interference with bilirubin (
10.Effect of low-level lead exposure on neurobehavioral function in preschool children
Jianan LIU ; Jin JING ; Xiaohong LIANG ; Xuebin CHEN
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2006;10(32):163-165
BACKGROUND: Environment pollution due to lead is severe day by day,and the lead-induced developmental toxicity of central nervous system is prominent.OBJECTIVE: To observe the effect of lead at low exposure level on neurobehavioral function of preschool children and provide basis for preventing childhood behavior disorders.DESIGN: Sampling survey.SETTING: Department of Children and Adolescent Health, Public Health College, Sun Yat-sen University.PARTICIPANTS: Totally 211 children of 4-6 years (109 boys and 102girls) were enrolled from a kindergarten of a populated area of Zhuhai City by randomized cluster sampling from September to October 2004.METHODS: 20 mL peripheral blood of finger tip was collected. Blood lead was determined with graphite stove atomic absorption spectrometry.According to the amount of blood lead, the children were divided into high blood lead exposure group (>100μg/L) and low blood lead exposure group (<100μg/L). Furthermore, they were also assigned into <50 μg/L group, 50μg/L- group, 100μg/L- group, 150 μg/L- group, 250- μg/L group. Achenbach's Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) and self-designed questionnaire (composed of possibly effective factor on children's neurobehavioral function, such as age, sex, cultivation, family background and so on) were applied, filled by their parents under the instruction of professional staffs. Results and blood lead value were analyzed with first order correlation and multiple factors stepwise regressive analysis.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: ①Blood lead level and each factor scores of CBCL, ②correlation analysis between blood lead value and behavioral factor score.RESULTS: A total of 211 questionnaires were sent out, and 211 were retrieved with 211 effective questionnaires. The effective rate was 100%. ①Score on externalizing and behavioral disorder rate in the high blood lead exposure group (13.28±6.26,18.26%) was significantly higher than those in the low blood lead exposure group (9.98±5.46,7.29%)( t=4.067 7,χ2=5.470, P<0.05). There was insignificant difference in score on internalizing and total score of CBCL between the low and high blood lead exposure groups. ②The behavioral disorder rate of different blood lead level had significance (χ2=13.695,P<0.01). The behavioral disorder rate in blood lead ≥ 150 μg/L was obviously higher than that of the former 3groups after further pairwise comparison (χ2 were 4.727, 6.261, 5.168;4.503, 5.911, 4.928, P<0.05), which revealed that the child behavioral disorder rate markedly increased when the blood lead was ≥ 150 μg/L.③Blood lead logarithm value had positive correlation with the scores on hyperactivity, aggression and defiance (r=0.316 4,0.282 8,0.188 6,P <0.05), and had no correlation with obesity, desintegration, truculence and sexual questionnaire (r=0.102 4,0.094 2,0.118 3,0.092 6,P > 0.05). ④After the stepwise regression analysis, the scores on hyperactivity, aggression and defiance factors were included in the regression equation. The results suggested that the effect of lead on child externalizing behavior still remained, and kept statistical meaning after confounding factors, such as controlling family and society, etc.CONCLUSION: Low-level lead exposure has adverse effects on externalizing behavior in preschool children.