1.Study of emergency temporary cardiac pacing
Jingxia WEI ; Xinli NIU ; Yuwen LI
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2006;0(10):-
Objective To assess the feasibility and the reliability of emergency temporary cardiac pacing under fluoroscopy and nofluoroscopy,and compare to the superiority and inferiority between two groups.Methods Fifty-seven patients were temporarily paced under fluoroscopy and nofluoroscopy by the way which the common bi-pole temporary endocardium pacing electrode was introduced into the right ventricle by the bi-subclavian vein and right internal jugular.Result Twenty-six patients were successfully paced under fluoroscopy,and 27 patients of 31 were successfully paced without fluoroscopy,the other 4 patients were not paced successfully.Besides,there was no any complication in all patients.Conclusion Emergency temporary cardiac pacing without fluoroscopy is utility,saving time and safety,Compared to other method,the effect is proximity and even superior than the way under fluoroscopy.The way of the emergency temporary cardiac pacing without fluoroscopy is applied widespreadly in the work of clinical first aid.
2.Interventional treatment for acute superior mesenteric artery embolism
Xuan LI ; Wen QU ; Jingxia XIE
Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2001;0(01):-
Objective To evaluate the effects of percutaneous long sheath aspiration embolectomy for the treament of acute superior mesenteric artery embolism. Methods 7 cases (atrial fibrillation 4 cases; left atrium myxoma 2 cases and chronic mesenteric ischemia 1 cases) of acute measenteric artery embolism were treated with percutaneous emlolectomy using long sheath (Optimed, Germany) aspiration. Results Successful recanalizations were observed in all of the 7 cases of superior mesenteric arteries. 5 cases out of the 7 cases recovery; 1 case underwent laparotomy; 1 case died in 24 hours. Conclusions Percutaneous embolectomy using long sheath aspiration is a sample and effective method for the treatment of acute superior mesenteric artery embolism.
3.Determination of Paeoniflorin and Glycyrrhizic Acid in Qianggan Capsules by Dual Wavelength RP HPLC
Jiangfeng YANG ; Li CHEN ; Jingxia SUN ;
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine 1992;0(02):-
Objective: To determine the contents of paeoniflorin and glycyrrhizic acid in Gianggan Capsules by RP HPLC. Methods: The Chromatographic method was carried out on Kromasil C 18 column using acetonitrile phosphate buffer solution (pH=5) (20∶80) as a mobile phase. The detection wavelength was set at 230nm and 250nm. The flow rate was 1ml/min. The column temperature was 40℃. Results: The paeoniflorin and glycyrrhizic acid calibration curves were linear at the ranges of 0.48~4.80?g and 1.08~10.81?g(r=0.9999). The average recoveries were 100.5% with RSD 1.2% for paeoniflorin and 98.9% with RSD 0.9% for glycyrrhizic acid. Conclusion: This method is simple, reliable and provides a reference standard for the quality control of Gianggan Capsules.
4.Fishbone diagram reduces the incidence of blood residual after sealing tube indwelling needle
Jingxia LI ; Huani PANG ; Dan LUO ; Li GUI
Modern Clinical Nursing 2014;(9):56-59
Objective To investigate the influence of fishbone diagram in the incidence of blood residual after sealing tube indwelling needle in cardiovascular disease patients.Methods Two hundred and ninety-three patients(1,035 times)with sealing tube intravenous indwelling needle were assigned into control group and another 272 ones(1,276 times)with the needle into experiment group according to admission sequence. In the former group the method of conventionally sealing the tube for intravenous indwelling needle was applied and in the latter,fishbone diagram was applied to analyze the key factors for blood residuals and regulate pertinent measures for effective sealing of tube.The two groups were compared in terms of incidence of blood residuals.Result The incidence of blood residuals in the experiment group was significantly lower than that in the control group(P<0.05).Conclusion The fishbone diagram is effective in reducing the incidence of blood residuals after sealing the tube for intravenous indwelling needle by way of taking effective interventional measures after screening out the key influential factors for blood residuals.
5.Ethics Thingking on about Therapeutic Strategies for Patients with Advanced Lung Cancer
Pengbo DENG ; Jingxia LI ; Yuanyuan LI ; Huaping YANG ; Chengping HU
Chinese Medical Ethics 2014;(2):227-229
Patients with advanced lung cancer should be given proper hospice care .Doctors should not only practice protective medicine on the foundation of laws and regulations , informing the patients about their conditions tactfully , but also try their best to provide the patients with optimal therapeutic strategies , taking the patient's physi-cal tolerance, economy, etc.into account and achieving the goal of humanized and individualized therapy .Mean-while, the construction of professional medical -nursing institution is in urgent need .Only providing general nurs-ing in multiple aspects of illness , mental health , social functions , can we relieve the pain both physically and men-tally, and improve the patient's quality of their terminal times .
6.IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF ISLET PP CELLS DURING THE HEALING PROCESS OF EXPERIMENTAL GASTRIC ULCER IN RATS
Wenmei LIANG ; Jingxia DONG ; Feng LI ; Airong SHI
Acta Anatomica Sinica 1955;0(03):-
Objective To explore the possible function and significance of pancreatic polypeptide during the healing process of experimental gastric ulcer in rat. Methods The immunohistochemical PAP method,morphometry and image analysis were applied to study the changes of the morphology,numerical density on area(N_A) and mean grey degree of islet PP cells during the healing process of experimental gastric ulcer in rats. Results Compared with normal control group(NCG) and saline control group(SCG),the N_A of PP cells markedly decreased,and the mean grey degree markedly increased(P
7.Ultrasonic cardiograph observations of the age related changes in cardiac structure and function
Qianyu GUO ; Peixian WANG ; Qi SUN ; Jingxia ZHANG ; Xiaochun LI
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2001;0(03):-
Objective To better understand the age related changes of cardiac structure and function and their relationship with gender, body weight and blood pressure. Methods M mode, 2 dimensional, and Doppler echocardiographic studies were performed on 306 healthy intellectuals, including 165 males and 141 females, ranging in age from 30 to 85 years. Results Parameters in both male and female including the ratio of peak E wave to peak A wave velocity(E/A), the ratio of the right ventricular peak E wave to peak A wave velocity(E/Ar), the amplitude of aortic wall (Aao) and the angle between septum and the root of aorta (?) were all decreased with the aging significantly( P
8.The study of the multiple sclerosis by using MR diffusion-weighted imaging
Hongbin HAN ; Jingxia XIE ; Yi LIU ; Jian LI ; Ruping XIE
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2001;0(04):-
Objective To summarize the appearances of MS lesions on DWI, and to quantitatively study the ADC and AI values in different clinical MS subgroups Methods One hundred and eighty seven lesions were studied in 18 cases of MS at different clinical stages Routine MR and DWI were performed in all cases ADC and AI were calculated in the lesions,NAWM, and normal control group Results Hyperintensity (edema like on T 2WI) was demonstrated on DWI at acute primary progressive MS lesions Hyperintense ring sign was found at acute relapse MS lesions ADC increased in all subgroups of MS Significant difference of ADC was demonstrated among MS lesions, NAWM, and normal control groups Significant decrease of AI was demonstrated at later stages Hyperintensity was found in all MS lesions on T 2WI The hyperintensity lesions on DWI had enhanced or non enhanced appearances on CE T 1WI The ADC value of enhanced MS lesions was less than that of the non enhanced lesions ( t =4 19, P 0 05) Conclusion DWI could give quantitative information for different pathological changes in MS lesions of different clinical subgroups Quantitative measurement of diffusion has great potential value in the diagnosis, differential diagnosis, and the prediction of prognosis in MS
9.CT-guided percutaneous biopsy of cervical spine-approaches analysis
Huishu YUAN ; Xuan LI ; Xiaoguang LIU ; Jingxia XIE
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2001;0(04):-
Objective To discuss the problems about needle path in the procedure of CT guided percutaneous biopsy of cervical spine, and to analyze different approaches related with different lesions. Method Seventy eight cases with cervical vertebral lesions underwent CT guided percutaneous biopsy. There were 45 males and 33 females, and the age ranged from 2 to 73 years. The lesions located in C1~7 involving all parts of cervical spine. Precise needle paths were designed according to different locations of lesions. Results Seventy one of 78 cases have definite histological diagnosis, and the accuracy of biopsy was 91%. The detailed approach pathways were as follows: the pathway between vertebral artery and carotid sheath; the pathway between carotid sheath and trachea; the pathway posterior to the vertebral artery and carotid sheath. Conclusion The main principles of needle paths are as follows: the pathway should be parallel to spinal cord so as to avoid injuring the cord; avoid large vessels and important structures and pass through the interspace of them.
10.The differential diagnosis of hyperintensity lesions on high diffusion sensitive gradient diffusion-weighted imaging
Hongbin HAN ; Jian WANG ; Jingxia XIE ; Jian LI ; Ruping XIE
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2001;0(09):-
Objective To summarized the diseases which were demonstrated as hyperintensity lesions on high diffusion sensitive gradien(high b value) diffusion weighted imaging(DWI) To investigate the differential diagnosis of the diseases and to discuss the corresponding biophysics mechanism Methods 90 cases were studied, which were clinically highly suspected of brain ischemic stroke onset and in which hyperintensity lesions were demonstrated on DWI The patients were divided to 2 groups according to the time between the onset and the MR examination:group A(1 5-6 0 h)with 13cases, group B(7 h to 8 d)with 77cases The appearances of the lesions on conventional MRI, ADC values and anistropy(CV )of the lesions were studied Results hyperintensity lesions on high b value DWI were demonstrated in following diseases: acute ischmia, hematoma, abcesses, mengioma, mutiple sclerosis(MS) The ADC value was decreased to(5 87?1 02)(10 -4 mm 2/s in superacute cerebral ischemia, while the ADC value increased to (8 08?1 15)?10 -4 mm 2/s in active MS The CV in cerebral ischemia lesions was higher than the control group( P