1.Analysis and evaluation on the professional thinking of medicos based on bibliometric analysis
Chunjing LIU ; Yuanyuan XU ; Jianguo LUAN
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2015;14(4):425-428
Objective To explore the development of the research on professional thinking of clinical medicos in China with the purpose of revealing its bibliometric characteristics and rules.Methods With medico and professional thinking taken as the subject terms,relevant literature published in January 2014 was retrieved from CNKI and Wanfang database in reliance on subject retrieval strategy,and then,literature was screened after the enactment of inclusion and exclusion criteria.Finally,all pieces of the included literature were analyzed by bibliometric method.Results Finally,53 papers were included in the paper,among which there were 30 (56.6%) articles published in the year 2007-2014,and priority was given to empirical research;Besides,the research topics were scattered,involving 29 (54.7%) articles of professional attitude,26(49.1%) articles of learning attitude,13 (24.5%) articles of political thought,16 (30.2%) articles of employment and employment,4 (7.5%) articles of medical ethics,12 (22.6%) articles of the idea of professional education,4 (7.5%) articles of the idea of professional,and 21 (39.6%) other topics.Conclusions China hasn't developed a system for the research on the professional thinking of clinical medicos in terms of re-search contents,or elevated the analysis on research result to theoretical level.
2.Effects of co-administering probenecid orally on pharmacokinetics of cefaclor in rabbits
Jiajie LUAN ; Zhangqing MA ; Wusan WANG ; Changqing GUI ; Jianguo SONG
Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2006;11(2):215-222
AIM: To investigate the effects and quantitative relations of co-administering probenecid OF different dosages on pharmacokinetics of cefaclor in rabbits and approach the possible mechanisms involved as well. METHODS: Monitor plasma and urine cefaclor concentrations. 24 male rabbits were randomly divided into 4 groups by Cefaclor 50 mg·kg-1,Cefaclor50 mg·kg-1+Probenecid 100 mg·kg-1,Cefaclor 50 mg·kg-1+Probenecid 250 mg·kg-1 and Cefaclor 50 mg·kg-1+Probenecid 625 mg·kg-1.Blood and urine samples were collected according to the regular time schedule after intragastric administration. The concentration of cefaclor in blood and urine were determined by HPLC. Pharmacokinetic parameters were calculated by DAS (Drug and Statistical) software. Measur plasma protein-binding rate of cefaclor. The experimental groups and drug dosage were same as described above. The blood sample was drawn at 1 hour after administration,and the protein-binding rate of cefaclor was determined by equilibrium dialysis. RESULTS: Within the dosages of probenecid ranged from 0-250 mg·kg-1,T1/2ka,Tmax,Cmax and AUC of cefaclor increased in accordance with increasing dosage of co-administering probenecid while CL/F and Vd/F were decreased(P<0.01); However,when the dosage of co-administering probenecid was 625 mg·kg-1,Cmax of cefaclor strikingly decreased(P<0.01),while AUC and CL/F maintained at the levels of those with probenecid250 mg·kg-1.In this experiment, urinary excretive peak time of cefaclor in its prototype pos tponed gradually,biological half life prolonged and urinary excretive accumulation percentage decreased obviously(P<0.01).To the dosages of probenecid ranging from 0-250 mg·kg-1,protein-binding rate of cefaclor decreased notably(P<0.01)going with increasing dosages of co-administration probenecid; While the dosage of co-administration probenecid reached 625 mg·kg-1,the protein-binding rate of cefaclor corresponded to that of cefaclor 50 mg·kg-1 without probenecid (P<0.01).CONCLUSION: Co-administering probenecid can strikingly change pharmacokinetics of cefaclor and the influential degree of pharmacokinetics parameters is dependent on dosages of probenecid used in the experiment. Biological half life prolongs and urinary excretive accumulation percentage of cefaclor decreases obviously.
3.Protective effect of Sipunculus nudus preparation on mouse irradiated by ~(60)Co
Xianrong SHEN ; Dingwen JIANG ; Min LU ; Wei CHEN ; Jie LUAN ; Yifang YANG ; Jianguo ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Marine Drugs 1994;0(02):-
Objective To evaluate the protective effects of Sipunculus nudus preparation(SNP) on mice irradiated by 60Co.Methods The mice were divided into control group,model group and 0.5,1.0,and 2.0g?kg-1?d-1 SNP groups.SNP was administrated by intra-gastric infusion with the volume of 0.4mL per 20g.In the fifteenth day,the model group and the treated groups were irradiated by ?-ray of 60Co(0.83Gy/h) with the dose of 5 Gy.Peripheral blood WBC,RBC,PLT,the spleen(SI) and thymus index(TI),the BMNC,SOD and MDA in serum,testicle index,germ cells were detected.Results Comparing with the model group,TI,SI and peripheral blood WBC,RBC and BMNCs were higher.The activities of SOD in serum were increased,while MDA decreased.Testicle index and germ cells were increased,and germ abnomality rate was decreased in SNP groups.Conclusion SNP has protective effects on mice irradiatied by 60Co.
4.The expression of Tau protein in the brains of the intractable epilepsy patients
Jianhua WANG ; Xuefeng WANG ; Yun GONG ; Yong YAN ; Guoming LUAN ; Yuping WANG ; Yunlin LI ; Jianguo ZHANG ; Yong LU ; Hongwei LI
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2005;0(09):-
Objective To explore the expression of Tau protein in brains of the intractable epilepsy patients and discuss its function in the pathogenesis. Methods Immunohistochemistry was adapted to test the expression of Tau protein and the mossy fiber sprouting in the hippocampus and cortex of temporal lobe from 48 intractable epilepsy patients and age-mached 48 cases of controls. Results The expression of phosphorylated Tau protein in the CA_3 areas (0.0450?0.0115) and the molecular layers of dentate gyrus (0.0463?0.0120) in intractable epilepsy patients was increased, accompanied by the hippocampus mossy fiber sprouting (3.18?0.35). No difference on the expression of total Tau protein was observed between the intractable epilepsy patients and the controls. Conclusion The present findings demonstrate that the strengthening of phosphorylated Tau protein might play an important role for the synaptic reorganization of the hippocampus. Thus, the changes of phosphorylated Tau protein could improve clinical prognosis in the intractable epilepsy patients.
5.Overexpression of extracelluar signal regulated protein kinase in the temporal lobe of human drug-resistant epilepsy
Zhiqin XI ; Xuefeng WANG ; Yuan WU ; Jijun SUN ; Xi ZHU ; Fei XIAO ; Jinmei LI ; Lifeng GUAN ; Yun GONG ; Fengying LIU ; Yong YAN ; Zhenli GUO ; Guoming LUAN ; Jianguo ZHANG ; Yuping WANG
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2005;0(10):-
Objective To investigate expression of extracelluar signal regulated protein kinase(ERK)and phosphorylation ERK(p-ERK)in the temporal lobe from patients with DR-TLE so as to explore the possible roles of ERK in the pathogenesis of DR-TLE.Methods Expression of ERK was detected with Western blot and immunohistochemistry in 32 patients with DR-TLE(24 temporal lobe,8 hippocampi),as compared with 12 controls(9 temporal lobe,3 hippocampi).Results ERK and p-ERK expression in DR-TLE was significantly higher(0.2266?0.0613,0.2097?0.0183 and 0.1924?0.0054,respectively)than those of controls(0.1840?0.0023,0.1974?0.0056 and 0.1825?0.0063,respectively,all P
6.Expression of cyclin dependent kinases-5 in the temporal lobes of the drug resistance epilepsy patients
Zhi-Qin XI ; Xue-Feng WANG ; Zhen-Li GUO ; Xian-Jun KE ; Ji-Jun SUN ; Yuan WU ; Jin-Mei LI ; Fei XIAO ; Xi ZHU ; Li-Feng GUAN ; Yun GONG ; Fengying LIU ; Guoming LUAN ; Jianguo ZHANG ; Yuping WANG ;
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2000;0(05):-
Objective To investigate the expression of cyclin dependent kinases 5(CDK5)in the temporal lobes of the epilepsy patients and to explore the possible roles of CDK5 in the pathogenesis of refractory epilepsy.Methods The brain tissues of intractable epilepsy(IE)were studied by fluorescence quantative polymerase chain reaction(FQ-PCR)for CDK5 mRNA,while immunohistochemistry and Western blot were used to study the protein expression.Nonepileptogenic control brain tissues were used for comparison.Results FQ-PCR analysis showed that the expression of CDK5 mRNA in epilepsy patients was significant higher than those in the control group.And immunohistochemistry showed that the protein mainly existed in the neuron and glial.At the 35000 relative molecular mass,Western blot could been seen that there is a limpid strap.The optical density of CDK5 in IE(temporal lobe 1.4293?0.1839,hippocampus 2.0733?0.4738)was significantly higher than that in the control(temporal lobe 0.9680?0.4147, hippocampus 1.4030?0.6160,P
7. Establish and implement a pre-prescription system for outpatient based on Six Sigma DMAIC model
Lin WANG ; Jianguo YU ; Xiao LI ; Jiajie LUAN
Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2023;28(7):780-787
AIM: The pre-prescription system of outpatient was established and implemented based on six sigma DMAIC model to ensure the safety of drug use and promote rational of drug use. METHODS: The rules database was made scientifically and precisely, according to DMAIC model of Six Sigma-define, measure, analyze, improve and control. The pre-prescription system of our hospital was established and improved, through adopting the prescription review mode of interception and Intervention. And the process management was continued to optimize. RESULTS: The rule-making of pre-trial system for outpatient prescription in our hospital was reasonable, and the rate of clinical approval and acceptance was high. After the system audit, the average rate of doctor's revision was 76.32%, and the average rate of Pharmacist's intervention was 63.23%, the effective rate and qualified rate of pharmacist intervention were 97.23% and 96.87%, respectively. CONCLUSION: Based on Six Sigma DMAIC model, the pre-trial system for outpatient prescription was established and implemented, which improved the level of rational drug use, effectively ensured the safety of drug use, and improved the satisfaction of patients.
8.Finite element analysis of male lower urinary tract based on the collodion slice images.
Jingsong ZHOU ; Fang WANG ; Jianguo ZHANG ; Lidong ZHAI ; Luan ZHOU ; Kui PAN
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2018;35(4):592-597
Males typically have high rates of morbidity of primary bladder neck obstruction, while the existing urodynamic examination is invasive and more likely to cause false diagnosis. To build a non-invasive biomechanical detecting system for the male lower urinary tract, a finite element model for male lower urinary tract based on the collodion slice images of normal male lower urinary tract was constructed, and the fluid-structure interaction of the lower urinary tract was simulated based on the real urination environment. The finite element model of the lower urinary tract was validated by comparing the clinical experiment data with the simulation result. The stress, flow rate and deformation of the lower urinary tract were analyzed, and the results showed that the Von Mises stress and the wall shear stress at the membrane sphincter in the normal male lower urinary tract model reached a peak, and there was nearly 1 s delay than in the bladder pressure, which helped to validate the model. This paper lays a foundation for further research on the urodynamic response mechanism of the bladder pressure and flow rate of the lower urinary tract obstruction model, which can provide a theoretical basis for the research of non-invasive biomechanical detecting system.
9.Cost-utility analysis of sacituzumab govitecan versus single-agent chemotherapy in the treatment of HR+/HER2- advanced metastatic breast cancer
Yinmei HE ; Xiao LI ; Xiaoli LIU ; Longzhou LI ; Yan GAO ; Jianguo YU ; Jiajie LUAN ; Yilai WU
China Pharmacy 2024;35(20):2493-2498
OBJECTIVE To estimate the cost-utility of sacituzumab govitecan (SG) versus single-agent chemotherapy in the treatment of hormone receptor-positive (HR+)/human epidermal growth factor receptor 2-negative (HER2-) advanced metastatic breast cancer. METHODS From the perspective of the Chinese medical system, a three-state partitioned survival model was constructed to examine the cost-utility of SG versus single-agent chemotherapy based on TROPiCS-02 trial. The cycle length was set to 1 month, and the time horizon was 10 years. The annual discount was 5%. The model output included total costs and quality adjusted life month (QALM), and incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) was calculated for cost-utility analysis, by setting willingness-to-pay (WTP) threshold at 3 times gross domestic product (GDP) per capita of China in 2023 (22 340 yuan/QALM). Univariate sensitivity analyses, probability sensitivity analyses, and scenario analyses were performed to evaluate the robustness of the results and calculate the price threshold when SG had economic advantages. RESULTS SG group gained incremental 4.25 QALM and 561 570 yuan compared with single-agent chemotherapy, which resulted in an ICER of 132 102/QALM that was higher than WTP. The results of the univariate sensitivity analysis showed that the monthly average cost of SG had the greatest impact on the results; the results of probability sensitivity analysis showed that the probability of SG scheme being cost-effective at the WTP threshold was 0. The results of scenario analysis showed that the conclusions of this study were robust under different time horizons (5, 10, 15 years). The price threshold for SG being cost-effective was 1 344 yuan per 180 mg. CONCLUSIONS Based on the perspective of Chinese medical system, SG appears to be not cost-effective compared with single-agent chemotherapy for HR+/ HER2- advanced metastatic breast cancer at the price of 8 400 yuan per 180 mg. A substantial price cut should be taken to be cost- effective.