1.Practicality and Interdependence of Essential Drug System,Primary Health Care and Rational Drug Use System
China Pharmacy 2001;0(12):-
OBJECTIVE: Description the practice and interdependence of essential drug system, primary heath care and rational medicine use. The authors further emphasize the necessity of carry out essential drug system and rational medicine use simutaneously, provide a reference for the country’s new medical reform. METHODS: According to the defined connoctation of essential drug system and primary health care by the government and cited with the WHO idea, combined with lessons learned from past unsuccessful health care reform,introduced current drug research and evaluation index system, analyzed the practice and interdependence of essential drug system, primary heath care and rational medicine use. RESULTS & CONCLUSION: Now, in the crucial time of launching new health care reform, we must attach important to the WHO experience of promoting essential drug system, primary health care and rational medicine use as a whole and equally emphasize them, especially to promote essential drug system and rational medicine use concurrently.
2.Rational Drug-use and Modernization of Medical and Health Work
China Pharmacy 1991;0(01):-
Rational drug-use is an extremely important component part in morden medical and health work. And irrational drug-use will aggravate drug misadventure, increase overpreseribing, waste medicinal resources and harm the reputation of medical workers. The tendency of polypharmacy just for more hospital income, regardless of drug-related adverse effects, comes to be a serious problem and hard to control in recent years. No perfect management system and lack of information may be the major factors of the problem. In order to overcome the irrational drug-use characterized by polypharmacy, we should learn something from the Diagnosis Related Groups/Prepayment System (DRGS/PPS). Now, under the cooperation of The Chinese Pharmacological Society ,The Chinese Pharmaceutical Association and The Public Health Ministry of PLA, a Diagnosis Related Rational Drug-use Management System and a Computerized/Telecommunication Based Dynamic Knowledge Bank are able to be developed. We consider that it will contribute to the modernization of medical and health work in China in the near future.
3.Relationship between the overlap volume of organ at risk and target and the dose to organ at risk in intensity-modulated radiotherapy
Haowen PANG ; Xiaoyang SUN ; Bo YANG ; Xiangxiang SHI ; Tao TANG ; Jingbo WU
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2017;26(2):187-191
Objective To explore the relationship between the overlap volume of organ at risk (OAR) and target (Voverlap) and the mean dose to OAR (DmOAR) in intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT).Methods Fifty randomly selected patients undergoing IMRT for nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) and an equal number of patients undergoing radical IMRT for cervical cancer in our hospital were enrolled as subjects.The relationship between Voverlap and DmoAR in IMRT was analyzed.The Matlab software was used to generate function to fit the relationship between Voverlap and DmOAR for different OARs.Results The Voverlap varied among patients with NPC or cervical cancer.The ratio of Voverlap to the volume of OAR (VOAR) was positively correlated with the ratio of DmOAR to the prescribed dose (Dp) (all P=0.01).A function was generated to fit the correlation between Voverlap/VOAR ratio and DmOAR/Dp ratio.Conclusions In IMRT,patients have different Voverlap/VoAR ratios due to varicd target volume,disease stages,OAR filling status,and OAR volume.As criteria for plan verification,a specific DmOAR value for each OAR should be calculated before radiotherapy planning based on the corresponding correlation function and the Voverlap/VoAR ratio with a fixed dose prescription.It can be used to reduce the subjective influence on the optimization of radiotherapy planning.
4.Toxicity and biocompatibility of polyethylene glycol-polyethyleneimine/ferroso-ferric oxide nano-magnetic fluid
Fen ZOU ; Yifeng PAN ; Hong ZHANG ; Guozheng LI ; Jingbo TANG ; Jian PENG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2010;14(3):447-451
BACKGROUND: Polyethylene glycol-polyethyleneimine/ferroso-ferric oxide (PEG-PEI/Fe_3O_4) was selected as drug carders in tumor treatment, which can increase drug loading capacity and targeting capacity.OBJECTIVE: To test the toxicity of PEG-PEI/Fe_3O_4 nano-magnetic fluid in vitro and in vivo. METHODS: When the prepared PEG-PEI/Fe_3O_4 nano-magnetic fluid reached nano level, 7702 and HpG2 cell lines were filtrated and diluted in 5-20 multiple, and detected by in vitro MTT toxicity test assay; in vivo hemolysis test and micronucleus test was used to test the toxicity and biocompatibility.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: MTT assay results indicated that the toxicity grade of PEG-PEI/Fe_3O_4 nano-magnetic fluid to 7702 cell line was 0-1, which was harmless to natural hepatic cells; however, PEG-PEI/Fe304 nano-magnetic fluid had slight bystander restraining effect to HpG_2 cell line. Maximum hemolysis rate of the matedel was 0.372%, which was far less than 5%. The micronucieus test result indicated that PEG-PEI/Fe_3O_4 nano-magnetic fluid had no teratogenicity or mutagenicity.
5.Diagnostic value of 18 F-NaF PET/CT and MRI in detecting skull-base bone invasion of nasopharyn-geal carcinoma
Yali LE ; Yu CHEN ; Yue CHEN ; Zhanwen HUANG ; Jingbo WU ; Dongmei ZHAO ; Li ZHANG ; Guangcai TANG
Chinese Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 2016;(1):34-38
Objective To evaluate the value of 18 F?NaF PET/CT and MRI in the diagnosis of skull?base bone invasion ( SBBI) in patients with nasopharyngeal carcinoma( NPC) . Methods Sixty?three NPC patients (45 males, 18 females;age range 23-72 years) were enrolled in this prospective study. Pa?tients underwent 18 F?NaF PET/CT and MRI to confirm whether the skull base was invaded. The reference standard was based on the follow?up imaging in 6 months. The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, negative predictive value and accuracy of the two imaging modalities were calculated. χ2 test was used to analyze their difference. The SBBI foci and their distribution detected by the two imaging modalities were compared. Results Thirty?four NPC patients demonstrated SBBI in follow?up imaging. The diagnostic sen?sitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, negative predictive value, and accuracy of 18 F?NaF PET/CT were 97.1%(33/34), 89.7%(26/29), 91.7%(33/36), 96.3%(26/27) and 93.7%(59/63), respective?ly. For MRI, the parameters were 91.2%(31/34), 86.2%(25/29), 88.6%(31/35), 89.3%(25/28) and 88.9%(56/63), respectively. The diagnostic efficiency of the two imaging modalities had no significant difference (χ2=0.162-1.062, all P>0.05) . 18 F?NaF PET/CT detected 133 lesions and MRI detected 97 le? sions, and the clivus was the most common site of SBBI. Conclusions 18 F?NaF PET/CT and MRI have similar diagnostic efficiency in detecting SBBI. 18 F?NaF PET/CT can detect more lesions than MRI do, and has potential advantage for detecting tiny bone lesions in skull base.
6.Effects of Keningfang decoction on heat shock protein 70 expression in lung of mice with influenza virus pneumonia
Qinhe YANG ; Xuechun TANG ; Xiaoyin CHEN ; Shengquan PENG ; Xuemei CHEN ; Bingde LUO ; Jingbo SUN ; Yunsheng XU ; Min MA
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1989;0(06):-
AIM: To study the preventive effects of Keningfang decoction on the experimental influenza virus pneumonia in mice and its mechanism. METHODS: Fifty NIH mice were divided into five groups randomly (ten mice in each group), normal control group, model group, virazole treatment group, Keningfang I treatment group, Keningfang II treatment group. The FM 1 virus strain that kept in frozen condition were revived and cultured in chick embryo. The mice in every group that were lightly anesthetized by aether, and infected by dropping FM 1 15 LD 50 into the nose, except for the normal control group, by equal volume distilled water. Mice were treated with drugs or distilled water two days before the model was made (0 3 mL, 2 times a day). The mice were treated with drug for six days, then was killed, the lungs were collected, and kept in -70 ℃. HSP70 was measured in the lung tissue by Western blot. Pathologic changes of the mice lungs were observed under microscope. RESULTS: Compared with the normal control group, HSP70 in the other groups were increased significantly (P
7.Forehead skin expansion combine with auricular cartilage for repairing nose alar full-thickness defects
Weiqi YANG ; Yongjing HE ; Jihua WANG ; Likun ZHU ; Jingbo ZHANG ; Qun GUO ; Yun YANG ; Ting TANG ; Yingjia ZHANG ; Wei ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2017;23(4):239-241
Objective To discuss clinical curative effects of using Forehead skin expansion combine with auricular cartilage for repairing nose alar full-thickness defects.Methods From August 2010 to August 2010,36 patients with nose alar full-thickness defects in the second affiliated hospital of kunmin medical university,The defect range exceed 1.5 cm× 1.2 cm.50-80 ml expander was implanted in forehead and injected saline water to expand in order to acquire extra skin.We Turn around the skin of defect as the lining of nose,harvest ipsilateral auricular cartilage for nose ala framework,Expanded forehead pedicle flap was transferred to cover framework.The donor area was sutured directly.The pedicle of flap was cut and trimmed after 2 months.Results Follow-up time of 3-18 months after the operation,All flaps are survive,nose alar defects are repaired successfully.Some cases were performed second surgery,postoperative,nose alar color,thickness,nostril size and shape the same with the contralateral side.Donor site healed with linear scar.Conclusions This method could be easy to obtain excess skin,for repairing large sides nose alar full-thickness defect.Frontal scar is not obvious,It is a practical.
8.Construction,prokaryotic expression and purification of FimH1-156 fusion protein
Shiwei YIN ; Liyun ZOU ; Ying ZHANG ; Jinyu ZHANG ; Sha TANG ; Weiwei SHI ; Yuzhang WU ; Fahuan YUAN ; Jingbo ZHANG
Chongqing Medicine 2014;(5):589-591
Objective To construct and express a prokaryotic expression vector carrying the gene of FimH 1-156 that comprises human lysosome membrane protein 2 P41-49 gene ,and to express and purify the fusion protein .Methods FimH1-156 gene was cloned from plasmid pPKL241 by PCR ,and inserted into vector pET-28a(+ ) to obtain prokaryotic expression plasmid pET-28a-FimH . After transforming Escherichia coli BL21(DE3) with pET-28a-FimH ,fusion protein FimH1-156 was expressed under induction .The target fusion protein was purified ,and its antigenicity was detected through Western blot .Results The expressed recombinant pro-tein was purified ,the expression of protein was the highest when IPTG was 1 mmol/L and 4h after induction ,it was expressed as include body form ,and the expressed protein was identified to react with monoclonal antibodies 6 × His by Western blotting .Conclu-sion We cloned FimH1-156 fusion protein expressed genes successfully ,constructed prokaryotic expression vector ,and won the in-clusion body purification of FimH1-156 fusion protein .
9. Preliminary observation of the safety of template-assisted 192Ir source hypofractionated stereotactic ablative brachytherapy for locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer
Xiangxiang SHI ; Tao TANG ; Haowen PANG ; Xiaoyang SUN ; Jingbo WU ; Sheng LIN
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2019;28(9):665-668
Objective:
To preliminarily evaluate the safety of the coplanar template-assisted 192Ir hypofractionated stereotactic ablative brachytherapy (SABT) in patients with locally advanced non-small cell lung cancer (LA-NSCLC), and assess the effect of template-assisted technology upon the accuracy of SABT by comparing the consistency of dosimetric parameters between preoperative and operative plans.
Methods:
Fifteen patients histologically confirmed with LA-NSCLC (stage ⅡB-ⅢA) were recruited and received the template-assisted SABT delivered in a risk-adapted fractionation (30 Gy/1F). Preoperative planning, template-assisted needle implantation, operative planning and implementation were performed in all patients. Dosimetric results of preoperative and operative plans were statistically compared by assessing the dosimetric parameters of gross tumor volume (HI, CI, D90, V100 and V150) and organ at risk(V5, V20 and mean dose of bilateral lung, D2cc of spinal cord. The incidence of perioperative complications of SABT was recorded. The safety and feasibility of SABT were evaluated.
Results:
Slight changes were noted in terms of target dose and irradiated dose to the lung between preoperative and operative plans without statistical significance (both
10.Longitudinal study on anxiety and intolerance of uncertainty among Chinese college students
TANG Siyao, MA Zijie, CHEN Rongning, LI Xueguo, ZHAO Jingbo
Chinese Journal of School Health 2024;45(2):240-243
Objective:
To explore the longitudinal changes and related predictive factors of anxiety and intolerance of uncertainty (IU) among Chinese college students, so as to provide theoretical reference for promoting students mental health.
Methods:
Intolerance of Uncertainty Scale-short Form and the 7 item Generalized Anxiety Disorder Scale were administered among 5 683 students from 22 universities in Guangdong Province from September 10 to October 17, 2021 (T1, baseline survey), and from March 15 to April 22, 2023 (T2). Using paired sample t-test to analyze the changes in anxiety and IU among college students, a linear regression model was established to explore factors that can predict anxiety, IU and their changes during T1 and T2 periods.
Results:
During the T1 period, the average scores of anxiety and IU among college students were (3.26±3.46, 34.88±7.96), while during the T2 period, they were (4.41±4.16, 36.40±8.07). During the T2 period, the levels of anxiety and IU among college students were higher than those during the T1 period ( t=19.59, 13.67, P <0.01). The linear regression results showed that age ( B = -0.02 ), moderate ( B =-0.18) and poor ( B =-0.88) mental health status, as well as online browsing of Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) epidemic (later called as epidemic) related information for >1-<3 hours ( B =-0.30) and ≥3 hours ( B =-0.22), all of which could negatively predict changes in anxiety during T1 to T2 periods. Living in rural areas ( B =0.11) could positively predict changes in anxiety during T1 to T2 periods ( P <0.05). Moderate ( B =-0.19) and poor ( B =-0.47) mental health status, browsing epidemic related information online for >1-<3 hours ( B =-0.32) and ≥3 hours ( B =-0.33), academic performance being moderately affected by the epidemic ( B =-0.10), and personal planning being moderately affected by the epidemic ( B =-0.13) and severely affected ( B =-0.22), all of which could negatively predict changes in IU during T1 to T2 periods ( P <0.05).
Conclusions
Levels of anxiety and intolerance of uncertainty increases significantly after epidemic. Mental health status of college students should need long term monitoring, and students with poor mental health should need special attention.