1.THE THERAPEUTIC EFFECT OF MONOCLONAL ANTI EGFR ANTIBODY LEADING CHEMOTHERAPY TO HUMAN TUMOR
Guyin LOU ; Mei GENG ; Jinsong JIANG ;
Cancer Research and Clinic 2001;0(02):-
Objective:To explore the therapeutic effect of monoclonal anti EGFR antibody leading chemotherapy to human tumors.Methods:To prepare immunoconjugate of chemotherapy drugs with anti EGFR antibody and apply to clinic,and to observe it′s therapeutic effect and side effect. Results: This conjugated method could relief clinic symptoms and reduce side effect of tissues and organs significantly.Conclusion:Conjugates of monoclonal therapy of anti EGFR antibody and drug attached chemotherapy is a new and effective way for treatment of human tumors, and it can reduce side effect of the drugs meanwhile.
2.Electronic health records-based contracted family doctor service
Yalan CHEN ; Jinsong GENG ; Lili SHI ; Xueyi WEI ; Hailing ZHOU ; Cheng QIAN ; Jinmeng WANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2017;26(5):8-12
How to effectively using the electronic health records (EHR) in contracted family doctors service was studied according to the new model of HER-based community medical service with community health service station as a center in combination with large hospitals,and suggestions were put forward for the solution of problems in contracted family doctor service,namely establishing and perfecting the community health service system,enlarging the scale of HER,strengthening the construction of general doctors team,and training the technically competent community health service staff.
3.Design of Evidence-based Decision-making Framework for Medical Insurance Reimbursement Based on Big Data Concept
Xiaolan YU ; Jiancheng DONG ; Jinsong GENG ; Jian ZHANG ; Simin YU ; Huiqun WU ; Kui JIANG
Journal of Medical Informatics 2017;38(2):62-64,73
The paper discusses the evidence-based decision-making framework for medical insurance reimbursement based on big data concept through expert consultation,defines the dimension of decision-making,analyzes the evidence-based decision-making steps in combination with big data resources,proposes suggestions on how to make full use of big data resources around medical insurance decision-making practice.
4.Emerging methods and management model for self management of diabetes mellitus patients
Hailing ZHOU ; Xueyi WEI ; Jinsong GENG ; Lili SHI ; Huiqun WU ; Jiancheng DONG ; Yalan CHEN
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2017;26(1):40-45
Diabetes mellitus is a chronic disease, it is thus necessary for its patients to participate in its treatment and self-management. The emerging foreign and domestic methods for self-management of diabetes mellitus pa-tients were detected on different Websites and suggestions were proposed for its treatment and self-management in order to improve the quality of life in diabetes mellitus patients.
5.Analysis of early clinical risk factors of severe acute organic fluorine inhalation poisoning
Ping GENG ; Jiyang XU ; Zhongfang XIA ; Lu FAN ; Min XU ; Dingyu TAN ; Aiwen MA ; Jinsong ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine in Intensive and Critical Care 2014;(5):345-349
ObjectiveTo investigate the early clinical risk factors of severe acute inhaled organic fluorine poisoning.Methods The clinical data of patients with acute poisoning of organic fluorine inhalation admitted since 2004 in Northern Jiangsu People's Hospital were retrospectively analyzed. According toDiagnostic Criteria of Occupational Acute Fluorohydrocarbon Poisoning(GBZ66-2002), all the patients were divided into three groups: mild, moderate and severe poisoning groups, the severe cases were included in the intensive group, and the others were grouped in the non-intensive group. The contents in the survey were as follows: gender, age, vital signs on admission (body temperature, pulse rate, respiratory rate, systolic blood pressure), arterial blood gas analysis record〔arterial oxygen saturation(SaO2), oxygenation index(PaO2/FiO2), lactic acid(Lac) and arterial partial pressure of carbon dioxide(PaCO2), pH value(pH)〕. Before treatment, the white blood cell(WBC) count, platelet(PLT) count, levels of alanine transaminase(ALT), creatinine(Cr), blood glucose, electrolytes(potassium, sodium, chloride, calcium), creatine kinase isoenzyme(CK-MB), etc. were examined and recorded. All the patients were immediately arranged for bedside chest X-ray examination, and the chest X-ray lung injury scores were recorded. By univariate and multivariate logistic regression analyses, the receiver operating characteristic curve(ROC curve) was drawn to evaluate the diagnostic value of the clinical risk factors.Results Sixty-two cases consisting with the standard criteria of enrollment were collected in the study, 36 cases being in intensive group and 26 cases in non-intensive group. The univariate analysis showed that the differences in pulse rate, respiratory rate, PaO2/FiO2, WBC, SaO2, Lac, pH, and lung injury score were statistically significant(P<0.05 orP<0.01). Logistic multiple regression analysis showed that PaO2/FiO2, WBC, Lac and chest X-ray lung injury score were the four indexes for predicting the independent risk factors of severe acute inhaled organic fluorine poisoning. The area under ROC curve(AUC) of PaO2/FiO2 was the highest(0.884), 95% confidence interval(95%CI) was 0.784 - 0.984, the critical value was 96.5 mmHg(1 mmHg=0.133 kPa), with the sensitivity of 75.6%, specificity of 95.2%, positive predictive value(PPV) of 92.3% and the negative predictive value(NPV) of 71.4%, in sequence, the rest were WBC(AUC 0.846, 95%CI 0.728 - 0.965, the criticalvalue 12.15×109/L), Lac(AUC 0.800, 95%CI 0.662 - 0.938, the critical value 4.2 mmol/L), chest X-ray lung injury score(AUC 0.795, 95%CI 0.652 - 0.938, the critical value 2.50), the sensitivity of the above three items was 90.2%, 83.6%, 88.5%, specificity was 90.2%, 83.6%, 88.5%, the PPV was 86.7%, 82.4%, 85.8% and NPV was 72.0%, 73.9%, 69.2% respectively.ConclusionThe blood WBC count, Lac, PaO2/FiO2 and chest X-ray lung injury score can be used as the early clinical risk factors of severe acute inhaled organic fluorine poisoning.
6.Clinical and pathological comparison of 42 elderly patients with dementia
Ming LIU ; Limin GENG ; Xinde WANG ; Dongyi LIU ; Jinsong ZHANG ; Defa CHU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2005;11(8):653-655
ObjectiveTo compare the clinical and the pathological diagnosis of elderly with dementia, assess the related factors affecting the diagnosis.MethodsThe 42 autopsied elderly patients with dementia were assessed with the National Institute for Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) criteria and the ischemic scales of Hachinski, Rosen, Loeb and Gandolfo for the clinical diagnosis of dementia. Specificity was calculated using the neuropathologic diagnosis as a gold standard.ResultsThe patients were differentiated with pathology verified Alzheimer's disease (AD), vascular dementia (VaD), and “mixed” (AD plus VaD) dementia, Parkinson's disease dementia (PDD). Comparing clinical criteria and neuropathology, the consistent rate was 80.0% for AD, 52.4% for VaD, 18.2% for AD+VaD and 0.0% for PDD. The consistent rate between 3 scores and the pathological diagnosis was about 40%~70%. There were no significant differences between the average age of onset and the survival time, and the ischemic scales of Hachinski, Rosen, Loeb and Gandolfo among the 4 types of dementia. There was no significant difference in the specificity of the NINDS criteria among the 4 types of dementia.ConclusionDementia associated with cerebrovascular disease and Parkinson's disease is the main factor affecting the diagnosis of elderly with dementia. There is no significant difference for the diagnosis of dementia among the ischemic scales of Hachinski, Rosen, Loeb and Gandolfo.
7.A comparative study of HPV infective genotypes in normal cells and ASC-US in uterine cervix
Xiaodong LIANG ; Weimin CAI ; Jianxiang GENG ; Xiurong LONG ; Jinsong ZHANG ; Hongjing WANG ; Lin XIA ; Hai LI ; Xue ZHAO
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2014;(13):1699-1701,1703
Objective To compare the distribution situation of human papillomavirus(HPV)infective genotypes in normal cells and atypical squamous cells of undetermined significance(ASC-US)in uterine cervix and its clinical significance.Methods The pol-ymerase chain reaction(PCR)combined with the gene-chips technology were adopted to detect 23 kinds of HPV genotype from 1 000 cases of normal cells specimens and 229 cases of ASC-US specimens.Results 106 cases of HPV-positive infection were de-tected from 1 000 cases of normal cells with the total HPV infection rate of 10.60%(106/1 000),in which the single genotype in-fection rate was 9.30%(93/1 000)and the multiple genotypes infection rate was 1.30%(13/1 000);116 cases of HPV-positive in-fection were detected from 229 cases of cervial ASC-US specimens with the total HPV positive rate was 50.66% (116/229 ),in which the single genotype infection rate was 34.06%(78/229)and the multiple genotypes infection rate was 16.59%(38/229).The total HPV positive rates,single and multiple genotype infection had statistically significantly differences between the two groups(P<0.05).Conclusion The HPV types 16,18,33,42,43,52,58 are the predominant genotypes in normal cervical cells and ASC-US. PCR combined with the gene-chip technology can be used in the HPV genotype detect in cervical cells,conduces to perform the fur-ther distribution management on ASC-US and has the important significance to prevention and control of cervical cancer.
8.Expression and clinical significance of platelet activating factor (PAC-1), CD629P and thrombus precursor protein (TpP) in severe sepsis
Ping GENG ; Jinsong ZHANG ; Zhongfang XIA ; Jian GU ; Min XU ; Jiyang XU ; Dingyu TAN ; Songgang XIE ; Lianjun SHEN ; Aiwen MA
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2008;17(10):1080-1084
Objective To investigate the expression and clinical significance of platelet activating factor [PAC]-1, CD62P and TPP hi severe sepsis. Method Patients with severe sepsis who were admitted into the EICU of Subei People's Hospital from April 2007 to March 2008 were included. Patients with severe sepsis (Group Ⅲ)were treated according to the treatment guidelines for severe sepsis, and were divided, according to their clinical records, into those who survived and those who died within 28 days of admission. Patients admitted during the same period with symptoms of infection but without severe sepsis were included as the General Infected Group (Group Ⅱ). A Control Group (Group Ⅰ) comprised patients who visited the hospital over the same period for physical examination or the healthy volunteers. The group members were all included randomly, and the gender and sex of patients in all three groups were similar. Patients with acute brain infarction, acute coronary syndrome,serious diabetes, hyperlipidemia, malignant tumor, leukemia, primary liver, renal and hematopoietic system dis-eases,long-term bedridden patients, pregnant women, and patients taking hormone treatment or hranunosuppres-sants were excluded from the study. Morning venous blood was collected and ELISA and Flow Cytometry performed on the fwst day of admission for Groups Ⅰ- and Ⅱ, and on the first, third and fifth day after admission for Group Ⅲ, to determine the TpP,PAC-1 and CD62P respectively; and the Marshall score was determined. Data were ana-lyzed by SPSS 12.0 software. For continuous variables, comparisons among groups were analyzed by ANOVA.Levene's and LSD test were applied to assess homogeneity. Bivariate test is applied to Correlation Analysis. P<0.05 was regarded as a statistically significant difference. Results There were a total of 20 patients each in GroupⅠ-and GroupⅡ, and 30 in Group Ⅲ; of these, 19 were classed as survivors and 11 died during the 28-day peri-od. On the first day of admission, there were no significant differences in PAC-1, CD62P or TpP expression between Groups Ⅰ- and Ⅱ(P>0.05); however, Group Ⅲ was significantly different compared with both Group Ⅰ and Group Ⅱ (both:P<0.05). The expression of PAC-1, CD62P and TpP tended to decline in the survivor group,and became normal with the treatment process, while the expression of PAC-1 ,CD62P and TpP in the patients who died remained high, and even increased significantly over time. On the first day, the expression of CD62P and TpP in the patients who survived and in those who died was not significantly different (P>0.05); on the third day,however, a significant difference appeared with values of (2.89±1.48) % vs. (5.04±2.57) % (P<0.01) for CD62P, and (5.24±2.22) mg/L vs. (9.20±1.93) mg/L (P<0.01) for TpP. The expression of PAC-1 was significantly different between the two subgroups on the first day, with values of (3.15±0.42)% vs. (5.30±.48)% (P<0.01). The Marshall score of the two groups showed similar changes. Correlation analysis showed that PAC-1, CD62P and TpP were significantly correlated with the Marshall score. Conclusions Platelet activation and microthrombosis existing in the early stage of severe sepsis work together in the early hypercoagulable state.They both play important roles in disease development and progression. The dynamic detection of CD62P and TpP is beneficial to the diagnosis and prognosis of severe sepsis.PAC-1 appears to hold a risk stratification effect, as pa-tients with high expression of PAC-1 in the early stage show poor prognosis. Therefore, PAC-1 could be used as a marker of severe sepsis and poor prognsis.
9.Twenty-year experience in the diagnosis and treatment of hepatic trauma
Youfei QI ; Zhanxiang XIAO ; Kailun ZHOU ; Yiqiang WU ; Yilei XING ; Jinfang ZHENG ; Zhensheng ZHANG ; Jinsong CHEN ; Changxiong WU ; Anlin LIANG ; Lin GENG
International Journal of Surgery 2009;36(2):83-86
Objective To summarize the experience in the diagnosis and treatment of hepatic trauma. Methods The clinical data of 260 patients with hepatic trauma admitted from January 1988 to December 2007 were retrospectively reviewed with regard to degree of trauma, treatment methods, therapeutical effects, complications and SO on. Results One hundred and fifty-three eases were treated by operative management,1 07 cases by nonoperative management.236 cases were cured,24 cases died,and the case fatality rate was 10.2%.There were no death among 139 patients with hepatic trauma grades Ⅰ~Ⅱ,22 death among 119 grades Ⅲ~Ⅴ patients, all death of 2 in grade VI, which demonstrated the correlation between death and hepatic trauma grade was statistically significant. Complications appeared in 82 eases, mainly including Secondary hemorrhage, abdominal infection and so on. Conclusions Nonoperative management is suitable for hepatic trauma with stable hemodynamics. Operative management is rapidly selected when the hemodynamics aren't stable. The cooperation of many specialities can enlarge the application of nonoperative management and decrease complications.
10.The clinical, imaging, intestinal pathological characteristics of gluten ataxia: a case report in Chinese mainland
Weihe ZHANG ; Wei WANG ; Jie LUO ; Geng QIN ; Jinsong JIAO ; Yu WANG ; Yi JIN ; Zhengyun LI ; Weihong GU
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2019;52(2):110-115
Objective To investigate the clinical,imaging,intestinal pathological characteristics and prognosis of gluten ataxia (GA).Methods The clinical data,treatment and prognosis in a patient with GA that was confirmed by pathology and hospitalized in the Department of Neurology,China-Japan Friendship Hospital in July 2018,were analyzed retrospectively.The related literature was reviewed and the clinical feature was summarized.Results The patient is a 41-year old man.He suffered from progressive cerebellar ataxia,and the brain magnetic resonance imaging exhibited diffused cerebellar atrophy.Serum human leukocyte antigen (HLA) tests showed that the patient carried HLA-DQ2 genotype.IgA type anti-gliadin antibody was positive (39.39 RU/ml).Duodenoscopy biopsy revealed mild villus atrophy and lymphocytic infiltration,indicating celiac disease.The diagnosis of GA was established then and the patient was administered gluten-free diet combined with intravenous immunoglobulin,which markedly improved the cerebellar symptoms and signs of cerebellar speech,walk capability and daily living activities.He could do long distance driving independently two months later.Conclusions GA is one of immune-mediated reversible acquired cerebellar ataxia caused by gluten sensitivity.The genotype,serologic features,and clinical phenotype of GA in Chinese mainland population might be similar with those in European and American countries.