1.Mechanism of scarless healing of embryonic skin
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2005;9(22):228-230
OBJECTIVE: Post-traumatic healing style is an important link in the process of wound healing. Scarless healing of fetus skin after trauma is the ideal healing style that is hunted for by people. The results of studies on the mechanism of scarless healing were reviewed to explore the mechanism of scarless healing of fetus skin.DATA SOURCES: Computer was applied to retrieve Medline database on the articles relating to the mechanism of scarless healing of fetus skin from January 1970 to December 2003. Docuterms were "fetus, skin and scarless healing". Language in the articles was limited to English.STUDY SELECTION: The documents were examined at first to exclude the study on non-healing mechanism. Full texts were found in the surplus documents. The inclusive criterion was the foundational experiment on the mechanism of scarless healing. Clinical trial and phenomenal study on scarless healing were excluded.DATA EXTRACTION: Forty-eight articles on experimental study relating to embryonic scarless healing were collected in all. Sixteen experiments accorded with the inclusive criterion and 32 were excluded.DATA SYNTHESIS: Sixteen experiments discussed the relationship between the fetus and scarless healing on terms of growth environment, inflammation reaction to trauma and regulation of fibroblast in organism, extracellular matrix and nany cellular factors.CONCLUSION: Growth environment of fetus has not so much relationship with the mechanism of scarless healing after trauma. Low reaction of fetus to inflammation, different extracellular matrix, component of collagen fiber and cell factors may take part in scarless healing process. Regulation of gene expression may play an important role in the process. But the concrete mechanism of scarless healing is not clear yet and still needs more researches and elucidations.
2.Epidemiological study of traffic accidents-related traumatic brain injury in 159,242 cases
Yihua ZHANG ; Jun QIU ; Jihong ZHOU ; Lunshan XU ; Minhui XU
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2014;30(12):1215-1218
Objective To retrospectively review the epidemiological data from 159,242 patients hospitalized after traumatic brain injury in traffic accidents and provide epidemiological evidences for the prevention and treatmentmeasures.Methods Patient data were collected using the Chinese Trauma Database for the years 2001-2007.Epidemiological features of age,gender,time distribution,length of hospital stay,state of injury,and treatment outcome were recorded.Results Age of the patients was (33.01 ± 15.20) years and ratio of male to female patients was 2.39∶ 1.The majority were aged 21-50 years with the 31-40 age group were more vulnerable.Annual average growth of age was 3.92%.Within a year,number of the patients accounted for 54.10% from July to December with it reached the peak in October.Mean length of stay was 20.20 days with the longest stay in the ≥90 age group and shortest stay in the ≤10 age group.Mean hospital charges was 13 689.8 yuan with the ≤10 age group occupying the least and 51-60 age group occupying the most.Overall cure rate was 66.92% and mortality was 4.22%.Proportion of severe traumatic brain injury in traffic accidents increased and related cure rate decreased with increased age.Male patients showed higher death rate and lower cure rate compared with female patients.Conclusions Incidence of traffic accidents-related traumatic brain injury is the most in the young and middle-aged population and is prevalent in the second half year.There should be emphasis on the aged or male patients.Measures to prevent and treat the injury may produce better results when defined based upon these epidemiologic features.
3.Development of seismic trauma database version 1.0
Jun QIU ; Guodong LIU ; Danfeng YUAN ; Jihong ZHOU ; Zhengguo WANG
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2011;27(7):631-634
Objective To develop a special seismic trauma database that could record and analyze the data including injuries, trauma cares and outcomes. Methods (1) The items and content of the database were determined based on the method of evidence-based medicine. (2)The fields, tables, items and options of the seismic trauma database were designed. (3) The database software was developed based on dot net framework platform, with C# as programming language. (4)The database was used to record and manage data of injuries caused by 5.12 earthquake. Results The Seismic Trauma Database Version 1.0 was developed with 728 fields (including 380 inner fields) and normative content and structure. The database software could record 10 aspects of the seismic patients including basic information, injuries, transfer and evacuation, clinical medical care, outcome and discharge. The database software had combination, custom queries and meta-analysis functions. Conclusions This database software can conveniently and normally record and manage the information of the seismic patients, can systemize and analyze the data conveniently and is an excellent data platform for trauma care research and epidemiologic study of seismic injuries.
4.CHANGES OF ACTIVITIES OF LIPO-RELA TED ENZYMES IN VENTROMEDIAL HYPOTHALAMIC OBES E RATS AT ACUTE PHASE IN FED STATE
Zixin ZHENG ; Jihong QIU ; Junying TENG ; Rongxin ZHANG ; Changyong XUE
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(04):-
Objective: To investigate activities of lipo-related enzymes in ventromedial hypothalamic obese rats at acute phase in fed state. Methods: Female SD rats were divided into two groups, one group received bilateral electrolytic lesions of ventromedial hypothalamus(VMH), and another one was used as sham control. Samples of blood, livers, and subcutaneous, parametric and mesenteric adipose tissues ,and gastrocnemius were collected one week after VMH lesions and sham operations in fed state. Results: Serum insulin in VMH group was higher than that in sham group, meanwhile serum free fatty acids in VMH group were lower (P
6.Effects of Comprehensive Nursing Intervention on Quality of Life of Hypertension Patients
Liping CHEN ; Yinan SONG ; Jihong GU ; Li WEN ; Yumei LU ; Ermei QIU
Journal of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2015;32(6):996-999
Objective To investigate the effect of comprehensive nursing intervention on the quality of life of patients suffering from hypertension. Methods A total of 120 cases of essential hypertension were evenly randomized into observation group and control group. Both groups received conventional antihypertensive drug and nursing, and additionally, the observation group was given intervention of comprehensive nursing including dietary regulation, exercise training, emotional care and medication instruction. The intervention lasted 3 months. Before and after the intervention, traditional Chinese medicine ( TCM) symptom classifying list and World Health Organization ( WHO) QOL-BRIEF were applied to evaluate the therapeutic effect of the two groups. The changes of blood pressure, clinical manifestation and the quality of life were also compared between the two groups. Results (1) After intervention, the systolic pressure and diastolic pressure were both improved in the two groups ( P<0.05 or P<0.01 compared with those before treatment) , and the improvement in the observation group was superior to that in the control group (P<0.01). (2) After intervention, the scores of TCM symptom scores and QOL-BRIEF total scores were improved in the two groups ( P<0.05 or P<0.01 compared with those before treatment) , and the improvement in the observation group was superior to that in the control group ( P<0.01). Conclusion TCM comprehensive nursing intervention can effectively relieve hypertension and improve the quality of life of hypertension patients.
7.Iodine nutritional status of children aged 8-10 after implementation of a new standard of iodized salt in northern area of Jiangsu Province
Yajie LUO ; Qiu HUANG ; Jihong SHAO ; Mengmeng XIE ; Jian WANG ; Tiya LIU ; Lin LIU
Chinese Journal of Endemiology 2015;34(2):127-129
Objective To investigate and analyze the iodine nutritional status of school-age children six months after implementation of a new standard of iodized salts in northern area of Jiangsu Province,and to provide a basis for control of iodine deficiency disorders.Methods According to the water iodine content,northern area of Jiangsu Province was divided into low,moderate and high iodine areas (the water iodine contents were < 10,l0-150 and > 150 μg/L,respectively).Two towns were selected in each area; one elementary school was selected in each town; and 120 children aged 8-10 were selected in each school.The samples of urine,household salt,and water in each town were collected.Urinary iodine content was tested by arsenic cerium catalytic spectrophotometry;iodine content of household salt sample was determined by direct titration; iodine content of water sample was tested by cerium sulfate catalytic spectrophotometry.Results In low,moderate and high water iodine areas,240,242 and 242 urine samples of 8-10 years old children were tested; urinary iodine median was 135.49,183.62 and 448.99 μg/L,respectively,and the difference between groups was statistically significant (x2 =165.56,P < 0.05).In low,moderate and high water iodine areas,100,131 and 117 household salt samples were tested,and the median of salt iodine was 21.88,22.01 and < 5 mg/kg,respectively.Water samples collected in low,moderate and high iodine areas were 12,14 and 10 copies,respectively,and the median of water iodine was 8.89,38.52 and 189.25 μg/L,respectively,and the difference between groups was statistically significant (x2 =22.27,P < 0.05).Conclusions The iodine nutritional condition of 8-10 years old children in low,moderate water iodine areas in northern area of Jiangsu Province is appropriate.The new standard is suitable for iodine nutritional needs in the area.The iodine nutritional condition in high water iodine area is excess,iodine intake should be reduced.
8.Establishment of road traffic crash & traffic injury database
Jun QIU ; Zhiquan JIANG ; Liang ZHANG ; Yang LI ; Guoling LI ; Jihong ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2011;27(1):60-63
Objective To establish a road traffic crash (RTC) & traffic injury (RTI) database database with scientific and reasonable structure. Methods ( 1 ) A set of scientific and standard RTC&RTI survey form was made and a software for collection of data on RTC&RTI developed. (2) The general data on RTI&RTI of China was obtained from traffic management departments of China and the data of some districts in Chongqing from 2000 to 2006 were obtained. All the data were input into the database for analysis. Results A TRC&RTI database software V1. 0 was developed based on the survey form. The input items included data about the areas where the accidents occurred, the general situation of the specific accident, the road conditions, the accident causes and responsibilities, the vehicle and the injury to persons. We obtained the RTC and RTI data of China during past 13 years and collected data on 33 987 cases of RTC and 52369 RTI of four districts in Chongqing. The RTC&RTI database was established. Conclusions The database has involved detailed data of general road crashes and injury as well as individual crash, which provides a good support for further study of RTC and RTI.
9.The changes of pulmonary surfactant assodated protein A in BALF with lung injury in rats with blast injury and blast injury combined with hypmia
Jianhong XU ; Liang ZHANG ; Wei WEI ; Jihong ZHOU ; Junming YANG ; Dawei LIU ; Jun QIU
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2008;17(7):704-708
Objective To investigate the changes of surfactant associated protein A (ST-A) concentration inBALF and its relatiomhips with pulmonary injury after blast injury and blast injury combined with hypoxia. MethodTotally 131 Wistar rats (purchased from animal center of research Institute of Surgery, Daping Hospital, ThirdMilitary Medical University) were randomly divided into four groups: blast injury group ( BI group), blast injurycombined with hypoxia group Ⅰ (BAg Ⅰ group), blast injury combined with hypoxia group Ⅱ (BA Ⅱ group) andnormal control group. After blast injury was made by KST - Ⅰ bio-shock tube, rats of BA Ⅰ and BA Ⅱ groups wereput into hypoxia cabins immediately, where gas mixtures of 12.5% and 10.0% oxygeon were given, respectively.Rats were sacrificed at 1, 3 and 6 hours after injury for gross anatomic examination, light and electron microscopeobservation and lung water determination. The level of SP-A in BALF was detected by Western blot. The data wereprocessed by t test or Chi-square test. Results The respiration increased with shortness of breath and dysphoria inrats of BA Ⅰ and BA Ⅱ groups, and obvious cyanosis on the lips and nose in rats of BA Ⅱ group after blast injury.The lung water in rats of all injury groups was significantly higher than that in normal control group (P<0.05).Gross anatomy changes were mainly pulmonary bleeding and edema. Under light microscope, incrassation of alveo-lar wall, bleeding in alveolar and mesenchyme edema were found. Whereas under electron microscope, breakageof alveolar wall and decrease of lamellar bodies in type Ⅱ cell were observed. All these changes were most obviousin BA Ⅱ group followed by BA Ⅰ and BI groups in severity decling order, with mortality rate of 37.5%, 11.1%and 2.1% respectively at 6 hours (P<0.01). The SP-A level in BALF decreased significantly (P<0.01) andhad a good negative relationship with the lung water after injury (r=0.796, P<0.001 ). Conclusions Blastinjury combined with hypoxia significantly deteriorates the lung injury. More severe and longer hypoxia may resultin more severe lung injury and higher mortality rate. A decrease in SP-A value in BALF shows a good negative re-lationship with the pulmonary edema. The SP-A can be a good indicator for lung injury severity after blast injuryand blast injury combined with hypoxia.
10.Development of Trauma Database System network version 3.0
Jihong ZHOU ; Jun QIU ; Liang ZHANG ; Guoling LI ; Suxing WANG ; Zhengguo WANG
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2009;25(12):1133-1137
Objective To develop a trauma database and its network version which could adapt to the need of accumulation and analysis of trauma care data in hospitals.MethodsThe Trauma Data-base System was developed based on the basic data of trauma care course, with assistance of the Windows operation system and SQL SERVER 2000 database, with vb.net and asp.net as programming language and Browser/Server model as visiting model.Results The trauma database with normative 313 fields adaptive to the process and management of trauma in hospitals was established, and the network version of Trauma Database System V3.0 was programmed.Information stream of trauma care was established,which helped implementation of functions including relational selection between international classification of diseases of trauma and abbreviated injury scale, trauma scoring and trauma care quality evaluation, ar-bitrary query and report (including tri-crosstab).The system has been used in several hospitals and data collection of seismic patients in "5 ·12" Wenchuan earthquake.Conclusions A trauma database with a network version has been developed and the software suits to the trauma care data registration in hospital, which facilitates registration of the data on occurrence, diagnosis, treatment, outcome, quality evaluation of trauma and provides convenient query and analysis of trauma data.