1.Preliminary application of 3D printing to manufacture a customized guide plate for clinical percutaneous needling at the hip joint
Teng LIU ; Li SUN ; Quan WU ; Jin ZHANG ; Qin YANG ; Geng TANG ; Xiaobin TIAN
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2016;18(5):381-385
Objective To investigate the safety and efficacy of a customized guide plate which is designed by digital medical technology and manufactured by 3D printing in clinical percutaneous needling at the hip joint.Methods Enrolled in this study were 9 patients with hip disorder who required hip joint needling during the period from April 2015 to August 2015.They were 7 males and 2 females,21 to 53 years of age (average,42 years).Laterality:5 left sides and 4 right sides.Conditions:4 cases of traumatic arthritis and 5 cases of osteoarthritis.All of them underwent lamellar CT scans whose data were imported into the software of Mimics 10.01 for 3D reconstruction.Then the software of 3-matic was used to design a customized guide plate on the reconstructed models.Finally,3D printing was used to manufacture the guide plate.The needle angle,direction and depth were adjusted in vitro and the operation was simulated before actual needling in clinic.After percutaneous hip joint needling was performed in the 9 patients separately,the accuracy of needling was checked using C-arm fluoroscopy.Results The percutaneous hip joint needling was performed successfully in the 9 patients in whom the customized guide plate was used.The results were consistent with what had been designed on the reconstructed models.The operation time in the 9 patients averaged 417.7 s (range,from 387 s to 590 s).Little intraoperative bleeding was observed at the site of needling,fluoroscopy was applied only once for check.No neurovascular injury or other operation-related complications occurred.Conclusion For patients who need repeated percutaneous needling at the hip joint,the customized guide plate designed by us can improve accuracy and ensure safety and efficacy of needling.
2.Reducing radiation dose with electrocardiogram-pulsing technique in 64-row multi-slice spiral CT coronary angiography
Min WU ; Ming YANG ; Jiyang JIN ; Gangcai ZHONG ; Zhi QIN ; Jie FAN ; Lingling LI ; Gaojun TENG
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2009;43(7):693-696
Objective To evaluate the value of reducing radiation dose with ECG-pulsing and image quality in 64-row multi-alice CT coronary angiography.Methods Fifty-nine consecutive patients whose heart rates were less than 80 beat per minute and cardiac rhythm was regular were randomly divided into two groups from October 26, 2007 to March 12, 2008.Conventional technique of CT coronary angiography was employed in group 1, while ECG-pulsing technique was applied in group 2.CT dose index volume (CTDIvol) and dose length product (DLP) were obtained automatically, and then the corresponding effective dose (ED) were calculated.The quality scores were performed on obtained imaging by using double blind method.Student t-test was applied in the comparison of value of CTDIvol, value of ED and quality of imagiugbetween two groups.Results The value of CTDIvol was (70.0±1.1) and (39.0±2.7) mGy, the value of ED was (16.8±2.0) and (9.5±1.7) rosy in group 1 and group 2, respectively, which reached statistically significant differences between the groups(t=57.675,15.346 ,P <0.01, respectively). The quality scores of coronary images were 3.8±0.2 and 3.8±0.1 in the groups, which did not reach the statistical significance (t=-0.222, P 0.05).Conclusions The proper application of ECG-Pulsing technology in 64-slice spiral CT coronary angiography can reduce radiation dose significantly while having no influence on the quality of the imaging.
3.Changes in distribution and antimicrobial resistance of pathogens causing bloodstream infection in 2012-2015
fei Teng XU ; wu Zhi LIU ; ling Feng JIN
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2017;16(10):936-940
Objective To investigate the changes in distribution and antimicrobial resistance of pathogens causing bloodstream infection in a hospital in 2012-2015.Methods Pathogenic bacteria isolated from blood culture in a hospital microbiology laboratory between January 2012 and December 2015 were collected and divided into 2012-2013 group and 2014-2015 group,distribution characteristics,constitute,and antimicrobial susceptibility of two groups were compared.Results Gram-negative bacteria were the main pathogens isolated during two periods,ac-counting for 54.96% and 54.66% respectively,there was no significant differences in pathogen distribution between two groups (P >0.05).Gram-positive cocci had a high sensitivity to vancomycin and linezolid,resistant rates were both 0;resistance rates of coagulase negative staphylococci to oxacillin were all >80%,resistance to penicillin was also >90%;Enterobacteriaceae was highly sensitive to imipenem and meropenem,but resistance strains had ap-peared;Acinetobacter baumannii was sensitive to minocycline during two periods,resistance rates were 35.90% and 34.55% respectively,resistance rates to other antimicrobial agents were also high (>75%).Conclusion The iso-lation rate of drug-resistant pathogenic strains causing bloodstream infection is high,monitoring on bacterial resistance is helpful for guiding rational use of antimicrobial agents in clinic.
4.Study on corrosion resistance of three non-noble porcelain alloys.
Zhikai WU ; Sheng XU ; Wei LI ; Jin TENG ; Ning LI
West China Journal of Stomatology 2011;29(5):485-493
OBJECTIVETo study the electrochemical corrosion behavior of Co-Cr, Ni-Cr and Ni-Cr-Be based porcelain alloys in NaCl solution.
METHODSFive samples of each alloy were made respectively, electric polarization curve of each alloy was obtained using potentiodynamic polarization technique. Self-corrosion potential (E(corr)), self-corrosion current density (I(corr), passive region and transpassivation potential were tested. Microstructure and constituent was examined using scanning electron microscopy and energy dispersive spectroscopy.
RESULTSCo-Cr alloy possessed the most desirable corrosion resistance because of its integrated, homogeneous and compact passive film. The poor compactness of Ni-Cr alloy's passive film decreased its corrosion resistance. Ni-Cr-Be alloy exhibited the worst corrosion resistance due to the Cr and Mo depleted Ni-Be eutectic phases in the alloy.
CONCLUSIONTaking biological security into consideration, it is necessary to avoid the application of porcelain alloys with Be element. Co-Cr alloy with better biocompatibility possesses much broader prospect in the field of dental restoration.
Alloys ; Chromium Alloys ; Corrosion ; Dental Alloys ; Dental Porcelain ; Microscopy, Electron, Scanning ; Nickel ; Surface Properties
5.The clinical significance of the change of plasma BNP levels in patients with grades sepsis
Ling TENG ; Yinghe XU ; Zhencang ZHENG ; Yi JIN ; Qingxin SHI ; Cheng YANG ; Aixiang YANG ; Huijuan WU ; Peng CHEN
Journal of Chinese Physician 2011;13(2):184-187
Objective To study the clinical significance of the change of plasma BNP levels in patients with grades sepsis and its correlation with the left ventricular ejection fraction.Methods One hundred patients of sepsis who were admitted in intensive care unit of Taizhou hospital were selected.It was divided into four groups:30 patients with septic shock,40 patients with severe sepsis,30 patients with sepsis and 20 persons without disease as control group.The concentration of plasma BNP was determined using sandwich immunoflurescence,and ultrasonic cardiogram was used to evaluate heart function and clinical features in all groups.To compare with the differences of the concentration of plasma BNP and the correlation between the concentration of Plasma BNP and LVEF in all groups,the data of clinical features,28-day mortality,prognostic values of BNP and the length of stay (ROG) in ICU were collected and compared.Result Plasma BNP levels in patients with septic shock[ (976.3 ± 160.7) pg/ml] were obvious higher than severe sepsis[ (648.4 ± 267.3) pg/ml ],sepsis [ (217.2 ± 89.7) pg/ml ] and control group [ (50.3 ± 25.4)pg/ml] (P <0.01).LVEF in patients with septic shock [ (48.2 ±9.6)% ] was obvious lower than severe sepsis[ (52.8 ±9.4)% ],sepsis[ (61.3 ± 8.9)% ] and control group[ (66.4 ±9.3)% ] (P <0.05 or P <0.01).It appeared to be inverse relationship between LVEF and the plasma BNP levels (r =-0.876,-0.724,P <0.01).BNP levels were significantly higher in non-survivors compared with survivors[ (1367.6±506.4)pg/ml vs (420.3 ±82.6)pg/ml,P <0.01 ].The receiver operating characteristic (ROG) curves indicated that values of areas under the curve of plasma BNP levels for 28-days mortality were 0.918(P <0.01).Conclusion The concentration of plasma BNP in patients was different in different grades of sepsis.It appeared to be negative correlation between the concentration of plasma BNP and LVEF.Plasma BNP levels had predictive value to the patients with sepsis.
6.The effect of satir model for compulsory drug rehabilitation women
Yeping LI ; Juan WU ; Mingxing DENG ; Xia ZHANG ; Jin PAN ; Xingming SHI ; Kecheng WEI ; Longbiao XU ; Lihong ZHOU ; Yongsheng TENG ; Hua LI
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2011;18(13):1766-1767
Objective To explore the feasibility and validity of Satir model on compulsory drug rehabilitation for female drug users in closed settings. Methods Satir Model-based group psychotherapy was adopted in the treatment on 33 female drug users. Results The findings are that the pre-treatment SCL-90 scores were all higher than norm,indicating very high significant differences(P<0.01) ; while the post-treatment SCL-90 scores,except the score of somatization, were approximate to norm, showing no statistical differences(P >0. 05). Conclusion Satir model played a positive role in the process of female drug users mental health recovery.
7. Prenatal diagnosis for 30 women carrying a FMR1 mutation
Wen HUANG ; Jin XUE ; Huaixing KANG ; Xinxin GUAN ; Yanling TENG ; Lingqian WU ; Ranhui DUAN
Chinese Journal of Medical Genetics 2019;36(9):866-869
Objective:
To determine the CGG repeat number and methylation status of FMR1 gene for fetuses whose mothers have carried a
8.MRI with necrosis-avid contrast agent for the assessment of myocardial viability in a swine model
Ji-Yang JIN ; Gao-Jun TENG ; Yi FENG ; Yan-Ping WU ; Qin-Di JIN ; Yu WANG ; Qin LU ; Zhen WANG ; Xiao-Guo ZHANG ; Sheng-Qi WANG ; Feng CHEN ; Yicheng NI ;
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2001;0(08):-
0.05).There was excellent correlation between the lesion size on EC Ⅲ-60 enhanced T_1-weighted MR images and histomorphometry(r=0.999,P
9.Electrophysiology of cardiocytes in ligament of Marshall of canine.
Qiang XIE ; Cong-xin HUANG ; Jian-ting HUANG ; Wei-hua LI ; Gang WU ; Teng WANG ; Li-jun JIN
Chinese Journal of Cardiology 2005;33(3):251-254
OBJECTIVETo investigate electrophysiology of cardiocytes in ligament of Marshall.
METHODSThe single cardiocytes obtained from ligament of Marshall were direct observed under inverted microscope. The cardiocyte action potential and current density of I(Na), I(Ca), L, I(to), I(K) and I(K1) were researched by whole-cell patch-clamp techniques.
RESULTSThere were two different cardiomyocytes in ligament of Marshall, one was rod shape, the other was short-rectangle shape. The short-rectangle myocyte was short and thick; the rod myocyte was long and thin. The short-rectangle myocyte was more than rod myocyte. The length/width rate of short-rectangle myocyte was less than that of rod myocyte (2.99 +/- 0.95 vs 12.05 +/- 2.41, P < 0.01). The action potential of ligament myocytes was similar to fast responsive cells. The action potential amplitude (APA) and duration (APD) of short-rectangle cells were less than those in rod cells. APA (mV), APD(50) (ms) and APD(90) (ms) were respectively 80.02 +/- 3.68 vs 91.72 +/- 7.56, 69.62 +/- 6.33 vs 83.14 +/- 3.66 and 107.55 +/- 4.25 vs 144.00 +/- 5.15, P < 0.05. The ion current density of I(Na), I(Ca), L, I(to), I(K1) was different between the two kind cells.
CONCLUSIONSThere are two different cardiocytes in ligament of Marshall. The action potential and ion current density of I(Na), I(Ca), L, I(to), I(K1) are different between the two kind cardiocytes.
Action Potentials ; Animals ; Dogs ; Electrophysiology ; Ion Channel Gating ; Ligaments, Articular ; metabolism ; Male ; Myocytes, Cardiac ; metabolism ; physiology ; Patch-Clamp Techniques
10.Biomechanical properties of cervical traction under neck muscle force
Teng-Fei YANG ; Jin-Wu WANG ; Zhi-Gang HU ; Wei-Min ZHAO ; Kun YE ; Wen-Jie HUANG ; Ke-Rong DAI
Journal of Medical Biomechanics 2017;32(2):161-166
Objective To establish a three-dimensional(3D) finite element model of cervical vertebrae (C1-7),and study its biomechanical properties under muscle force by cervical traction,so as to provide references for clinical treatment.Methods On the basis of nonlinear finite element model of normal cervical vertebrae and combined with clinical traction methods,cervical traction at the extension angle of 0°,10°,20°,30°,40° under the same traction weight,was simulated by finite element analysis (FEA) software to obtain and select the joint force and muscle force that were appropriate for FEA on the model.Results In the process of cervical extension by traction,under the muscle force,the average maximum equivalent stress of cervical vertebrae,intervertebral disc and uncovertebral joints increased by 4.86,1.79,0.69 MPa,respectively,and the average maximum relative displacement of cervical vertebrae in sagittal and vertical axis direction increased by 1 1.1,1.26 mm,respectively.The biomechanical properties of cervical traction were similar to the FEA results reported in the literature.Conclusions Neck muscles play an active role in promoting the stress and displacement of cervical vertebrae,intervertebral discs and uncovertebral joints and it should be taken into consideration when performing cervical traction in clinic.In addition,the traction angle should not be too large:0.-20. is generally recommended as a relatively safe angle range at the initial stage.