1.Analysis of qualified military flying cadets by comprehensive assessment
Qing XIA ; Zhikang ZOU ; Jinjie SUN ; Wei LIU ; Zhongli MA
Military Medical Sciences 2015;39(12):895-899
Objective To provide an effective theoretical basis for future selection and recruitment of military flying cadets.Methods Two hundred military qualified flying cadets by comprehensive assessment samples and 200 military flying cadets by medical fitness samples were interviewed with questionnaires and subjected to a physical examination.The comprehensive assessment samples were classified by symptoms and attributive specialties for statistical analysis.A database was established, cleaned and analyzed by EpiData 3.02, SPSS 16.0 with double checking.Results There was no differ-ence between the comprehensive assessment team and the medical fitness team in age, areas, academic scores and psycho-logical performance.The ten top symptoms according to the comprehensive assessment were abnormal chest circumference, abnormal body mass,iris cyst,abnormal hypersplenotrophy,gallbladder polyps,flat foot,skin disease, intrahepatic calcifica-tion focus, joint disease and reproductive system disease.The attributed specialties included surgery, ultrasonics, ophthal-mology,ENT,radiology, ECG and internal medicine departments.The surgery and ultrasonics department contributed the most from the comprehensive assessment and accounted for 55.52%and 16.37%, respectively.Conclusion The compre-hensive assessment for military flying cadets has an important effect on military aviator selection.Continuous observation should be carried out among the military flying cadets by comprehensive assessment in their aviation training.
2.Influence of ginsenoside Rg1 on myocardial angiogenesis in rats after myocardial infarction
Xiehui CHEN ; Jinjie LIANG ; Xinsun LIU ; Yun XU
Chinese Journal of cardiovascular Rehabilitation Medicine 2017;26(3):245-250
Objective: To explore influence of ginsenoside Rg1 on coronary artery angiogenesis in rats with acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and its mechanism.Methods: A total of 120 Wistar rats were randomly and equally divided into sham operation group (only received thoracotomy to expose heart without coronary ligation),AMI group (no treatment after model development with ligating left coronary artery) and ginsenoside group (received ginsenoside Rg1 injection on 3h after AMI model development).Infarct area, expressions of vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and its receptor (Flk-1), and VIII factor expression were respectively measured on 24h, one week and five weeks after model development.Results: Compared with sham operation group after five weeks, there were significant rise in myocardial infarction area, number of new blood capillaries and expression levels of VEGF and its receptor Flk-1 in ginsenoside group and AMI group, P<0.05 or <0.01;compared with AMI group, there was significant reduction in myocardial infarction area [(51.31±9.67)% vs.(29.33±6.70)%], and significant rise in number of new blood capillaries [(18.31±5.07) vs.(46.79±13.67)], expressions of VEGF [greyscale value: (84.3±8.7) vs.(32.9±16.7), greyscale value was inversely proportional to expression] and Flk-1 [(17.6±8.7) vs.(59.9±16.2)] in ginsenoside group, P<0.05 or <0.01.Conclusion: Application of ginsenoside Rg1 in AMI rat model can mobilize marrow stem cells gather in ischemic myocardium, upregulate expressions of VEGF and its receptor Flk-1, effectively promote angiogenesis of blood capillaries, and reduce myocardial infarction area.
3.Sampling comparative analysis on military flying cadets by comprehensive assessment for two years
Qing XIA ; Zhikang ZOU ; Jinjie SUN ; Wei LIU ; Qingyuan LIU ; Zhongli MA
Military Medical Sciences 2016;40(2):99-101,112
Objective To analyze the change in qualification rate of comprehensive assessment , and to provide an effective theoretical basis for future selection and recruitment of military flying cadets .Methods Group A consisted of 400 cadets who were randomly chosen from the final selection with the physical examination conclusions of disqualifiedandqualified by comprehensive assessmentin a certain year via the cross-sectional investigation method , and group B was composed of 400 cadets who were chosen from the following year with the same method as group A .A questionnaire con-cerning demographic features was conducted among all cadets .A database was established with Epidata 3.02 software, and SPSS 16.0 software was used to analyze diseases which were qualified by comprehensive assessment.Results The qualification rate of comprehensive assessment in group A was higher than group B (45.00%vs 34.75%, P<0.01),there were differences between the two groups in overweight ( underweight ) ,deflection of nasal septum , gallbladder polyp , spinal malformation and undertall(P<0.05 or P<0.01).Conclusion The expert consensus which is made by the air force ex-perts through their work experience and the foreign air force standards has a positive application effect in the practical work . It is an efficient supplement to the physical examination standards and has an important effect on military aviator selection .
4.Validation of GlobalFiler?PCR Amplification Kit and the STR Polymorphism
Zhiyong LU ; Luyan XUE ; Qingxia ZHANG ; Yi ZHAO ; Jinjie LIU ; Hui TANG
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2015;(4):273-276
Objective To test the technical param eters of GlobalFiler?PC R A m plification K it for its ap-plication to forensic application value and to investigate the genetic polym orphism s. Methods The valida-tion w as conducted in sensitivity, m ixed sam ples, species specificity, adaptability, survivability, consistency, peak height balance and stability. The am plification and detection of the genom ic D N A from 373 unre-lated individuals from B eijing H an nationality w ere extracted by autom ation w orkstation. Results Global-Filer?PC R A m plification K it w as adaptive to som e m ixed, degraded and inhibited sam ples. The pow er of sensitivity and adaptability and peak height balance show ed w ell. The distributions of genotype fre-quencies for 21 STR loci in the population w ere all in accordance w ith H ardy-W einberg equilibrium (P>0.05). The PIC value of the 21 STR loci w as am ong 0.536 to 0.940; the H value w as am ong 0.558 to 0.933; the D P value w as am ong 0.783 to 0.992; the PE value w as am ong 0.243 to 0.874. Conclusion GlobalFiler?PC R A m plification K it is suitable for crim inal cases and D N A database in forensic practice. A nd 21 STR loci in B eijing H an nationality have high polym orphism , w hich have ap-plication value in forensic practice and population genetics.
5.Factors about the feasibility of local excision of low rectal cancer
Zheng WANG ; Jianjun BI ; Zhixiang ZHOU ; Qian LIU ; Jinjie HE ; Xingmao ZHANG ; Jianwei LIANG ; Ping ZHAO
Cancer Research and Clinic 2010;22(7):455-457
Objective To investigate the prognosis of local resection in patients with low rectal cancer, and assess surgical indications for this procedure. Methods One hundred and twenty-four patients with low rectal cancer from Jan 1975 to Dec 2006 were analyzed, the clinicopathologic features and surgical, outcome were examined as prognostic factors. Survival rate was estimated by Kaplan-Meier method and compared by Log-Rank test, prognostic factors were analyzed by multivariate COX proportional hazards model. Results The 5-year survival rate of 124 patients underwent local resection was 90.7 %(97/107), there were 4.8 %(6/124) patients with complications and 15.3 %(19/24) ones with local recurrence.The infiltration, vascular invasion, the size of tumor and the histological grade were significant prognostic factors of overall survival, but gender, age, the tumor site and the macroscopic type were not. Multivariate analysis indicated that the tumor infiltration were independent poor prognostic factor. Conclusion Local resection is suitable for Tis and T1 low rectal cancer, and those with high local recurrence factors should undergo radical resection. Strict follow-up and adjuvant therapy is necessary for local excision.
6.Mathematical theories in biosecurity
Jinjie LIU ; Zhenghu ZU ; Qing XU ; Wendou ZHANG ; Zhijing XU ; Tao ZHENG
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(2):141-147
Modeling biosecurity events based on mathematical theories to reveal the inherent mechanism can shed light on the development of biosecurity events and offer accurate scientific support to emergency preparation and response , con-tributing much to national biodefense capability .This paper reviews the applications of mathematical theories as a research and analytic tool in biosecurity and discusses the trends of development in this field .
7.Dynamic analysis of transmission of avian influenza A(H7N9) virus
Jinjie LIU ; Zhenghu ZU ; Qing XU ; Wendou ZHANG ; Zhijing XU ; Tao ZHENG
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(2):135-137
To explore the transmission patterns and advise public health departments , this paper establishes a dynamic model on the peculiarity of avian influenza A (H7N9) virus and analyzes the dynamic feature of this type of bird flu trans-mission between humans and birds .Results show that this type of bird flu can be controled , and that closing down live-bird markets is the most effective method .
8.Effects of adaptive behavior on spreading dynamics of epidemics in structured populations
Zhijing XU ; Zhenghu ZU ; Qing XU ; Wendou ZHANG ; Jinjie LIU ; Tao ZHENG
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(2):129-134
Human behavior significantly affects the spreading dynamics of infectious diseases in large populations .The study of the interplay between the adaptive behavior and the epidemic dynamics underlies the professional information release and psychological counseling mechanism and is conducive to disease control and social panic elimination .This paper aims at the investigation of the effect of adaptive behaviors on the spreading dynamics of epidemics in structured populations .We analyzed the empirical data on adaptive behavior from several large epidemics after the outbreak of SARS in 2003 and confirmed the induction effect of two main information sources on adaptive behavior , e.g., public available information and local perceived information .Then we investigated the effect of adaptive behavior on epidemic dynamics in a structured population based on two primary models , e.g., health-belief model and network model .The results showed that the individual adaptive behavior had significantly decreased the chance of infection and thus mitigated the epidemics . Human adaptive behavior has a significant effect on spreading dynamics of epidemics .An effective information release mechanism will induce human adaptive behavior and is thus conducive to control of epidemics .
9.Economic impact analysis of emerging large-scale epidemic
Wendou ZHANG ; Zhenghu ZU ; Qing XU ; Zhijing XU ; Jinjie LIU ; Tao ZHENG
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(2):124-128
Emerging large-scale epidemics not only cause heavy casualties , but have a huge impact on economy .This paper analyzes the characteristics and manners of the economic impact of emerging large -scale epidemics .Economic losses and the national economic impact of emerging large-scale epidemics are analyzed at three levels: microscopic , supply and demand , and macroscopic .Then the relationship between the these levels is discussed .This research is expected to play an important role in the construction of an appropriate economic model for analysis and calculation of economic losses of emerging large-scale epidemics , and in the formulation of the best cost-effective ratio for preventin and control measures against emerging large-scale epidemics .
10.Establishment of a rat model of sepsis induced by muramyl dipeptide after scald burn
Yi HAN ; Xuemin SONG ; Jianguo LI ; Hui LIANG ; Wei LIU ; Jinjie LI ; Hui ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 2013;(4):481-484
Objective To establish a rat model of sepsis induced by muramyl dipeptide (MDP) after scald burn.Methods Fifty SPF male Sprague-Dawley rats,aged 2-3 months,weighing 200-250 g,were randomly divided into 3 groups:control group (group C,n =10),scald group (group S,n =10) and MDP group (n =30).The rats were subjected to a third-degree scald burn covering 20% of total body surface area in groups S and MDP.The rats were only exposed to 20 ℃ water in group C.MDP 5 mg/kg was injected via the femoral vein at 24 h after scald bum in group MDP.Arterial blood samples were collected at 1,6 and 24 h after MDP injection in group MDP,at 24 h after scald burn in group S,or at 24 h after exposure to 20 ℃ water in group C for blood gas analysis and for measurement of white blood cell (WBC) and platelet (Plt) counts,serum aminotransferase (ALT),aspartate transferase (AST),total bilirubin (TB),creatinine (Cr) and blood urea nitrogen (BUN) levels,creatine kinase isoenzyme-MB (CK-MB) activity,and plasma tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α),interferon-γ(IFN-γ),interleukin-6 (IL-6),IL-10 and high mobility group box 1 protein (HMGB-1) levels.The rats were sacrificed after collecting blood samples,and heart,liver,lung,and kidney specimens were obtained for microscopic examination of pathologic changes.The activity of myeloperoxidase (MPO) in lung tissues was measured.Another 90 male Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly divided into 3 groups and treated as the method previously described for record of the survival rate within 72 h.Results Compared with C group,the plasma IL-6,IL-10,IFN-γ and HMGB1 levels,WBC count,serum ALT,AST,and BUN levels and MPO activity were significantly increased,and the survival rate within 72 h was decreased in S group,and the plasma TNF-α,IL-6,IL-10,IFN-γand HMGB-1 levels,serum ALT,AST,TB,BUN,Cr and CK-MB levels,MPO activity,PaCO2 and BE value were significantly increased,and WBC and PLT counts,pH value,PaO2 and survival rate within 72 h were decreased in MDP group (P < 0.05).Compared with S group,the plasma TNF-α,IL-6,IFN-γ and HMGB-1 levels,serum ALT,AST,TB,BUN,Cr and CK-MB levels,MPO activity,PaCO2 and BE value were significantly increased,and WBC and Plt counts,pH value,PaO2 and survival rate within 72 h were decreased in MDP group (P < 0.05).The pathologic changes of heart,liver,lung and kidney were obvious in S and MDP groups and severer in MDP group.Conclusion After a third-degree 20% total body surface area scald burn,MDP induces excessive production of inflammatory cytokines accompanying with multiple organ damage ; thus the model of sepsis is successfully established after scald burn in rats.