2.Psychoanalysis of the modern college students'behavior about the Internet
Jie YU ; Zhangming SHI ; Qiong LOU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2005;9(16):226-228
OBJECTIVE: It's practically significant to study college students' behavior and psychology in using the Internet so as to guide them to take advantage of the Internet properly and to promote the proper use of the Internet. DATA SOURCES: The related articles indexed in the Medline Databank from January 2000 to January 2004 were searched by using computer with the index words "students' psychology, computer communication netware, elements analysis", and the language of the articles was limited to English. Meanwhile, the related articles indexed in the Full-length Chinese Journals Databank, Wanfang Databank and the Journal of Chinese Clinical Rehabilitation from January 2000 to January 2004 were searched through the computer with the index words "students' behavior, internet behavior, analysis of elements ", and the language of the articles was limited to Chinese. The subjects of the study were the Chinese college students aged 18 -24.STUDY SELECTION: The materials were studied first to choose the literature on the analysis of the collage students' Internet psychology and behavior. Inclusion criteria: ① random clinical trials; ② Aged 18-20. Exclusion criteria: ① Obviously not random clinical trials; ② Repeated study, syntheses, and Mata analysis articles. For the articles that we found, we conducted a search for each full-length article.DATA EXTRACTION: A total of 81 articles accorded with the standards were involved.DATA SYNTHESIS: From the comprehensive analysis of involved articles, we found that more college students' use the web just for communication, entertainment, excitement, and spiritual sustenance.CONCLUSION: This paper analyzes the modern college students' behavioral and psychological characteristics in Internet use from the perspectives of self-awareness, mood and emotion motivation, sexual psychology and so on respectively. It also puts forward an educational policy on how to instruct the college students to make use of the Internet properly and overcome the problems of psychology towards the Internet.
3.Application of Ultrasound-guided Nerve Blockade Combined with General Anesthesia in Lower Limb Fracture Surgery
Jie LOU ; Caiyan CHEN ; Wensheng SHEN
Journal of Medical Research 2017;46(3):174-177
Objective To explore the application of ultrasound-guided femoral and sciatic nerve blocks combined with general anesthesia in lower limb fracture surgery.Methods Sixty four patients who received orthopaedics surgerywere randomly divided into two groups including combined group(n =32),control group (n =32).Control group was given general anesthesia alone,combined group was givengeneral anesthesia combined with ultrasound-guided femoral and sciatic nerve blocks.The intraoperative hemodynamic state at different time,anesthetic dosage,and agitation after waking upbetween two groups were compared.Results Compared with T1 moment,HR and MAP at T2 moment in both groups were significantly decreased (P < 0.05),while all these indicators at T3-T5 moment had no significant difference compared with the T1 moment in combined group (P > 0.05),while the difference was significant in control group (P < 0.05).Compared with control group,combined group had less intraoperative propofoland fentanyl dosage during the surgery,shorter awakening timeand extubation time,and the difference had statistical significance (P < 0.05).The incidence of agitation after waking up and degree of agitation was significantly decreased in combined group than that in control group (P < 0.05).Conclusion Ultrasound-guided nerve blockade combined with general anesthesia for lower limb fracture surgery,canmaintain the stability of intraoperative hemodynamics,reduce the dosage of analgesic drugs,and promote early awakening and extubation.
4.Analysis of postoperative complications of degenerative scoliosis treated with long-segment internal fixation and fusion
Suliang LOU ; Jie ZHENG ; Yonghong YANG
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2013;36(23):20-22
Objective To investigate the causes and managements of recent postoperative complications of degenerative scoliosis (DS) treated with long-segment internal fixation and fusion.Methods The clinical data of 89 patients with DS treated with long-segment internal fixation and fusion were retrospectively analyzed.Results There were 16 patients suffered from the recent operative complications and the incidence rate was 17.98%(16/89).There were 3 patients with superficial incision infection,1 patient with leakage of cerebrospinal fluid,1 patient with cardiac inadequacy,1 patient with urinary system infection,9 patients with lower limb numb or pain,1 patient with lower limb sensation and motor function decreased (severe nerve injury).According to the causes of complications,anti-infection,specific treatment,nerve nourishment,adjusting the screw in operation were treated.Infection,leakage of cerebrospinal fluid,cardiac inadequacy and urinary system infection were all cured.The symptom of lower limb numb or pain improved after treatment for 3 months,the symptom disappeared after treatment for 6 months.The nerve function of the patient with severe nerve injury improved after treatment for 3 months,and the nerve function was normal basaly after treatment for 6 months.Conclusions The incidence rate of postoperative complications of DS treated with long-segment internal fixation and fusion is higher.The patients are older and with more preoperative complications,so to decrease the incidence rate of complications,on the basement of symptom relieve,decreasing the trauma of operation,matching with the sufficient preoperative ready,correct operative manipulation and closely postoperative monitoring and nursing should be adopted.
5. Study on sustained-release morphine sulfate suppository made of different bases in vitro release and its pharmacokinetics
Chinese Pharmaceutical Journal 2012;47(3):209-213
A series of sustained-release morphine sulfate suppositories were prepared with two kinds of different bases according the qualified formulations (r2 > 0.9). The best formulation was determined by melting point, drug release in vitro and rectal administration in rabbits. A self-made device was used to evaluate drug release in vitro. The 3p97 program was used to calculate the pharmacokinetic parameters of morphine sulfate suppositories. Comparative studies on characteristics in vitro release and in vivo pharmacokinetics of sustained-release morphine sulfate suppositories were carried out. Drug release pattern in vitro was best described by zero-order kinetics and in vivo profile was demonstrated to fit single compartment model. When r2 > 0.95, the plasma concentration in vivo shown a platform. The MRTs of F4 and P4 were 16.72 and 9.19 h, which shown that the poloxamer-based morphine sulfate suppository F4 had better sustained-release performance. The pharmacokinetics pharmerers were: t1/2(ke) =7.225 h, tpeak =5.107 h, ρmax = 1141 ng · mL-1, AUC =22817 ng · h · mL-1. The prepared poloxamer-based suppository of morphine sulfate F4 exhibits sustained-release profile in vivo, which has the value of industrialization. Copyright 2012 by the Chinese Pharmaceutical Association.
6.Enrichment of flavonoids from leave of Diospryros kaki Linn (Thunb) by macroreticular resin's absorption
Weijian BEI ; Wenlie PENG ; Jie LOU
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine 1992;0(03):-
AIM: To screen macroreticular resins for isolation and purification of flavonoids from the leaves of Diospyros kaki Linn (FLDK). METHODS: 8 kinds of macroreticular resins were assayed for their adsorbability and deadsorbability as well as the adsorption kinetics to FLDK. RESULTS: Polyamide and AB-8 resin were found with good adsorbability and deadsorbability as well as adsorption kinetics to FLDK. CONCLUSION: AB-8 resin and polyamide could be used for preparing high contents of FLDK. FLDK-P70, a flavonoid extract contained more than 77% of flavonoids was prepared from the extract of leaves of Diospyros kaki by polyamide adsorption column isolation.
7.The stress changes of intervertebral disk of degenerative scoliosis after treatment with shortsegment internal fixation and fusion
Yonghong YANG ; Jie ZHENG ; Dongsheng ZHANG ; Shuliang LOU ; Shenghui LIAO
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2011;34(29):20-23
Objective To investigate the stress changes of intervertebral disk of degenerative scoliosis (DS) after treatment with short-segment internal fixation and fusion.Methods Based on the DS patient's CT images of the successive spinal column from T12 to superior segment of S1,assigning special material attributes to the model and forming the integrated and effective three dimensional finite element model of DS.Treated with the short-segment (one-segment and two-segment) spinal canal decompression +intervertebral bone fusion+pedicle screw internal fixation.Loading the model on the following postures:anteflexion,postextension,left lateral inclination,right lateral incliniation,left rotation and right rotation.Calculating and analyzing the stress distribution of intervertebral disk and comparing to that of the preoperative normal DS model.Results The stress of intervertebral disk after the short-segment internal fixation and fusion was increased than that of preoperation.The rotation motion affected greater to the upper intervertebral disk of fixation segment and the extension motion affected greater to the inferior intervertebral disk of fixation segment.The increase of stress of upper and inferior intervertebral disk of fixation segment treated with one-segment fixation and fusion(average was 6.03,4.58 MPa,separately) was greater than that of the two-segment fixation and fusion (average was 5.24,4.47 MPa,separately),but there was no statisticdifference (P > 0.05).Conclusions The short-segment intemal fixation can increase the intervertebral disk stress of adjacent segment fixation of DS.The effect on the stress of upper and inferior intervertebral disk of fixation segment of one-segment fixation and fusion is greater than that of two-segment fixation and fusion.And the patient should avoid the rotation and extension movements after treated with the short-segment internal fixation and fusion.
8.Sexual dysfunction in women with diabetes
Jie ZHOU ; Min WU ; Qingqing LOU ; Chao LIU
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 2012;28(8):684-687
Diabetes mellitus is a worldwide disease and a growing public health burden.Female sexual function in patients with diabetes mellitus is complex and encompasses physical and emotional well-being across the lifespan.This review aims to discuss the development of sexual dysfunction in women with diabetes,while defining the parameters of dysfunction,and to present suggested risk factors and pathogenetic pathways,while offering evidencebased strategies for the evaluation of sexual dysfunction and management.
9.CheA/CheY signaling system responsible for chemotaxis in vitro and colonization in vivo of Campylobacter jejuni
Yuan WANG ; Hongqiang LOU ; Huan WANG ; Weilin HU ; Jie YAN
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2011;(3):201-207
Objective To determine the effects of Che A and CheY proteins of Campylobacter jejuni regulating the bacterial chemotaxis in vitro and colonization in vivo. Methods By using pET42a plasmid and E. coli BL21DE3 as expression vector and expression strain, respectively, prokaryotic expression systems of cheA and cheY genes of C. jejuni strain NCTC11168 was constructed. Rabbits were immunized with the target recombinant expression proteins, rCheA and rCheY, to prepare the antisera. rCheA-IgG and rCheY-IgG in the antisera were separated using DEAE-52 ion exchange column. pBluescript- II -SK was applied to construct suicide plasmid which used to generate cheA gene knock-out mutant (cheA-). A chemotaxis model in vitro of C. jejuni based on DOC-HAP, the chemotactic ability of cheA' mutant as well as the effect of rCheA-IgG and closantel inhibiting the bacterial chemotaxis were demonstrated. The phosphorylation levels of CheA and CheY after DOC treatment were examined by using either rCheA-IgG or CheY-IgG capture method. The difference of colonization ability between cheA- mutant and wild-type of C. jejuni in mice were checked and then compared. Results The constructed prokaryotic expression systems could efficiently express rCheA and rCheY. The data from PCR and sequencing confirmed the cheA gene knock out from cheA- mutant chromosome. cheA- mutant lost its chemotactic ability towards DOC. Both the rCheA-IgG and closantel could inhibit the chemotaxis of wild-type of C. jejuni (P < 0.05 ). When treatment of DOC, the phosphorylation levels of CheA and CheY in wild-type of C. jejuni rapidly decreased (P < 0. 05 ). The colonization ability in murine jejunum of cheA- mutant was also lower than that of the wild-type ( P<0.05 ) . Conclusion Chemotaxis-associated two-component signaling system (Che-TCSS) of C. jejuni are composed of CheA and CheY, and the two proteins are activated by dephosphorylation. CheA in the Che-TCSS play a critical role in chemotaxis in vitro and colonization in vivo of C. jejuni, and this protein can be used as a target for developing novel anti- C. jejuni drugs.
10.Experimental Study on Fibrogenic Effect of Fur Dust on Rat Lung
Jie CHEN ; Yongli CUI ; Yingchun SUN ; Jiezhi LOU ; Zhenlin LIU
Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine 2002;7(6):292-294
Objective: The fibrogenicity of fur dust was studied in rat lung tissues. Methods: Intratracheal instillation of fur dust, morphologic examination of lungs and analysis of collagen content were performed in Wistar rats. Results: Morphologic examination revealed that the earliest changes consisted of alveolar edema, increased numbers of intraalveolar macrophages, and marked thickening of interalveolar septa with mixed cellular infiltrate. After sixth months, there was moderate thickening of the alveolar walls and the peribronchioli. After 12 months, interstitial positive fibrosis of the alveolar wall and the peribronchioli were weakly seen. In the carding dust group (silica content 17.6%), interstitial nodules were observed composed of fibroblasts, reticular fibers, and collagen fibers. Electron microscopic examination also showed that alveolar walls became thickened and collagen fiber bundles were seen around bronchioles and small vessels in the carding groups after 12 months. At all stages of analysis, the collagen content in lungs of the fur dust groups was significantly higher than that of the control group. Conclusions: Our study suggested that fur dust might induce weak interstitial fibrosis in the lung.
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