1.Nosocomial Infection in ICU
Liqun ZHAO ; Junwen YI ; Wei GONG ; Kan XU ; Kanglong YU
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2009;0(24):-
OBJECTIVE To investigate the site of nosocomial infection in ICU,distribution and resistance of bacteria in order to make the intervention strategy.METHODS Antimicrobial susceptibility of pathogenic bacteria isolated from nosocomial infection patients in ICU from Jul 2006 to Jul 2008 was performed by Kirby-Bauer method.RESULTS The main pathogens of nosocomial infection in ICU were Gram-negative organisms(48.09%),Gram-positives(38.93%),and fungi(12.98%).The most common pathogens were Staphylococcus aureus,Acinetobacter baumannii,Pseudomonas aeruginosa,fungi,and S.haemolyticus.All strains of S.aureus and S.haemolyticas were antimicrobial sensitive to vancomycin,teicoplanin and linezolid.All A.baumannii strains were antimicrobial sensitive to cefoperazone/sulbactam.They were resistant to other antimicrobial agents.CONCLUSIONS Gram-negative organisms are the main pathogenic bacteria of nosocomial infection in ICU,but the percentage of Gram-positives and fungi is increasing,S.aureus is the most main pathogenic bacterium of nosocomial infection in ICU.S.haemolyticus is also a main pathogenic bacterium.The pathogenic bacteria of nosocomial infection in ICU are highly resistant to the most antimicrobial agents.
2.Harvesting the free anterolateral thigh flap to repair the multiple and complex skin and soft tissue defect at lower limb
Yijun REN ; Rui HU ; Li YAN ; Xincheng YI ; Qiong HAN ; Junwen WANG
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2015;38(5):447-450
Objective To investigate the clinical effect of harvesting the free anterolateral thigh flap irregularly for the repair of the multiple and complex skin and soft tissue defect at lower limb.Methods From January,2009 to January, 2014, 7 patients with multiple and complex skin and soft tissue defect at lower limb were treated with transplantation of the free anterolateral thigh flap with harvesting irregularly.The parts of wound defect: 2 cases of medial leg andlateral leg, 3 cases of foot back andankle, and 2 cases of medial malleolus and lateral malleolus.All the cases were operated in fracture fixation and wound without obvious infection.The vascular pedicle of free flaps were descending branch of lateral circumflex femoral artery.The types of the harvesting the free anterolateral thigh flap irregularly: 3 cases of the anterolateral thigh flap and terminal branch of lateral femoral circumflex artery muscle flap, 2 cases of the anterolateral thigh flap and transverse branch of lateral circumflex femoral artery muscle flap, and 2 cases of reconstructed lobar femoral anterolateral thigh perforator flap (vascular anastomosis of pedicle of lobulated anterolateral thigh perforator flap with the main stem branch artery of the lateral femoral circumflex vessels).The area of harvesting the free anterolateral thigh flap irregularly were 6 cm × 4 cm to 16 cm × 12 cm;The donor site were closed directly.All the patientsbegined to early rehabilitative exercise under the protection of orthosis after 4 weeks of the operation.Results All cases were followed up for 6 to 14 months, and the average of 8.2 months.All the flaps survived, besides 2 cases with necrosis of small area in distal, and which were healed by dressing, debridement,skin grafting and so on;The healing time were 12 to 34 days, and the average of 17.1 days.The area of flaps without obvious retraction, color were the same as the region, no obvious scar contracture.Conclusion The anterolateral thigh flap feed by the same source vessels for the repair of the multiple and complex skin and soft tissue defect at lower limb is a safe and effective strategy.The flap can be combinated differently to repair multiple and irregular wound one-time, the donor site is small invasive, shorten the treatment cycle, and relieve the suffering.
3.Analysis of Traditional Chinese Medical Syndromes and Syndrome Patterns in Diabetic Nephropathy
Guiquan XIE ; Tianxiang LEI ; Yunliang ZHONG ; Junwen YU ; Tiegang YI ; Yanlin LI
Journal of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2000;0(04):-
Objective To investigate the characteristics of traditional Chinese medical syndromes and syndrome patterns in diabetic nephropathy (DN) from delta regions of pearl river. Methods A cross-section and retrospective trial was carried out in 292 DN inpatients from four hospitals(the First Affiliated Hospital of Guangzhou University of TCM, Foshan Hospital of TCM, Shenzhen Hospital of TCM, and Zhongshan Hospital of TCM) from January, 2003 to December, 2005. Demographic information, past history, symptoms and laboratory parameters of the patients were collected.Results Of the enrolled 292 patients, there were 14 in the clinical stage Ⅱ, 42 in stage Ⅲ, 210 in stage Ⅳ, and 26 in stage Ⅴ. The manifestations of TCM syndrome were dominated as lassitude and weakness (69.9%), loss of energy (54.1%), dry mouth (49.3%), aching waist (42%), dry mouth and throat (38%), numbness of extremities (69.9%), dry eyes (33.2%) and dry stool (31.5%), but the signs of frequent sighing, night sweating and tidal fever were less found. For the deficiency syndrome patterns, there existed deficiency of kidney (37.7%), spleen (27.7%), heart (8.9%), liver (3.8%) and lung (2.1%) when differentiating the syndromes according the five zang-organs; there was deficiency of yin (32.5%), Qi (19.5%), blood (9.6%) and yang (8.2%) when differentiating the syndromes according to Qi, blood, yin and yang; there were complex deficiency syndromes such as deficiency of Qi and yin (40.4%), deficiency of spleen and kidney Qi (26.4%), deficiency of lung and kidney Qi(4.8%) and deficiency of yin and yang (3.8%). For the excess syndrome patterns, there were blood stasis syndrome (49.7%), damp-heat syndrome (33.2%), water-dampness syndrome (25%), and Qi stagnation syndrome (7.5%). Conclusion The syndrome patterns of DN present the following characteristics: leading deficiency syndromes being kidney deficiency and spleen deficiency when differentiating the syndromes according the five zang-organs, being yin deficiency and Qi deficiency when differentiating the syndromes according to Qi, blood, yin and yang, and complex deficiency syndromes being Qi-yin deficiency and spleen-kidney Qi deficiency. The leading excess syndromes are blood stasis syndrome and damp-heat syndrome. The manifestations of DN are characterized by the concurrence of deficiency and excess, cold and heat. The pathogenesis of DN is classified into deficiency in the root and excess in the branch. The deficiency syndrome mainly involves Qi and yin, and is located in spleen and kidney. The excess syndrome is characterized by blood stasis and damp-heat, and by water-dampness and dampness-turbidity in the late stage of DN. In one word, the pathogenesis of DN is characterized by deficiency of Qi and yin, and blood-stasis blocking kidney collaterals.
4.Construction of eukaryotic vector of monkey B virus glycoprotein D gene and the gD gene expression
Xin WANG ; Simeng YI ; Huifang LIU ; Kai MA ; Junwen FAN ; Yunan MA ; Ying YOU ; Zhaozeng SUN
Chinese Journal of Comparative Medicine 2015;(6):28-31,81
Objective To establish an eukaryotic vector of monkey B virus glycoprotein D gene and analyze the expression of gD gene in human embryonic kidney 293T cells.Method First, the protein of monkey B virus glycoprotein D was obtained by gene synthesis.The gene fragments were digested with Pst I and Not I, and ligated to pEGPF-N3. Then, the recombinant plasmid pEGPF-N3-GD was transfected into 293T cells.The expression of gD protein in the cells was detected by Western blot, and the expression localization was investigated using laser scanning confocal microscopy. Results The recombinant plasmid pEGPF-N3 carrying gD gene was successfully constructed, and normally expressed in the 293T cells.Conclusions Glycoprotein D of monkey B virus is expressed successfully in the 293T cells and the protein is located on the cell surface.It may be useful for the preparation of specific recombinant antigen to the glycoprotein D of monkey B virus on cell surface, and can be also used for preparation of antigen slide for detection of monkey B virus.
5.Synthesis and eukaryotic expressing of the gene encoding extracellular domains of gB protein B virus
Huifang LIU ; Shufang SUN ; Lin ZENG ; Simeng YI ; Ying YOU ; Yunan MA ; Junwen FAN ; Zhaozeng SUN ; Xin WANG
Chinese Journal of Comparative Medicine 2014;(11):6-9
Objective To get the gene encoding extracellular domains of gB protein of B virus and analyze its expression in the eukaryocyte cell.Methods synthesizing gene fragment encoding extracellular domains of gB protein of B virus was by using synthesis gene, then digested with the restriction endonucleases BamHⅠand NotⅠand inserted into eukaryotic expressing vector pEGFP-N3.pEGFP-N3-GB合 was transfected into 293 cells.After protein extraction, the expression of gene was detcted by western blotting, and the cellular localization of the gene was analyzed by immunofluorescence and laser scanning confocal microscopy.Results pEGFP-N3-GB合were expressed in 293 cells and on the cell membrane.Conclusion eukaryotic expressing system can produce specific antigen recombination protein of B virus gB protein and express on the cell membrane.
6.Antimicrobial resistances and clinical distributions of Acinetobacter junii and Acinetobacter lwoffii
Rong TANG ; Wenjing CHEN ; Junwen YI ; Qi YU ; Qing HONG ; Wen SHU ; Qingzhong LIU ; Li LI ; Zelin CUI
Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University(Medical Science) 2017;37(3):386-389
Objective · To analyze the clinical distribution and drug resistance of Acinetobacter junii (A. junii) and Acinetobacter lwoffii (A. lwoffii) from a grade 3A hospital in Shanghai, China, and provide the foundation for prevention and control of infections caused by them. Methods · A. junii and A. lwoffii were collected from the hospital between Aug, 2011 and Aug, 2016. VITEK2 Compact of bioMérieux (French) was used for bacterial identification and antibiotic susceptibility tests, clinical information of each strain was also analyzed. Results · 28 strains of A. junii and 58 strains of A. lwoffii were enrolled. A. junii was mainly from the departments of urology, thoracic surgery and geriatrics, and the samples were mainly sputum and urine. The resistant rates of A. junii to gentamicin, ampicillin sulbactam, piperacillin, piperacillin/tazobactam, ceftazidime, cefepime, imipenem, meropenem, levofloxacin, ciprofloxacin and cotrimoxazole were 35.71%, 3.57%, 10.71%, 3.57%, 3.57%, 3.57%, 3.57%, 3.57%, 0, 3.57% and 35.71%, respectively. A. lwoffii was mainly isolated from the departments of urology, geriatrics, respiratory and renal medicine, and the samples mainly included urine, blood and sputum. The rates of antibiotics (mentioned above) resistance were 29.31%, 13.79%, 13.79%, 6.90%, 20.69%, 18.97%, 12.07%, 15.52%, 18.97%, 31.03% and 31.03%, respectively. The levels of antibiotic resistance of these two strains were constant during the five years. Conclusion · A. junii and A. lwoffii antibiotic resistant rates were much lower than those of reported A. baumannii, the over-all antibiotic resistances of A. junii were lower than those of A. lwoffii. This study provided fundamental data for prevention or control of these two strains by empirical use of antibiotics.
7.A retrospective analysis of 23 out of 1 160 cases with ureteral complications following renal transplantation from the same center within ten years
Xiangtie LI ; Xianzhen YANG ; Aimin ZHANG ; Junwen HAO ; Shenqin LI ; Shaoge LIU ; Youhe XU ; Yangdong LIU ; Yi LIU ; Hua SONG ; Yan SHI ; Yizhen SHEN ; Changsheng LIN
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2010;14(18):3373-3376
BACKGROUND: Ureteral obstruction is mainly caused by surgical technic, ischemic, and peripheral lesion compression as well as rejection; in particular, the surgical technic factor is the most important. How to effectively reduce ureteral complications following renal transplantation is significant for prompt diagnosis and clinical treatment.OBJECTIVE: To retrospectively analyze the diagnosis of 23 cases with ureteral complications following renal transplantation, and to summarize pathogeny and preventing management.METHODS: The retrospective analysis was conducted on 23 (1.98%) out of 1 160 cases with ureteral complications following renal transplantation who were selected from General Hospital of Jinan Military Area Command of Chinese PLA from January 1998 to December 2008. In 924 cases of renal transplantation with cadaver kidneys, ureteral stenosis occurred in 18 cases (1.95%), while in 236 cases with relative kidneys, ureteral stenosis occurred in 5 cases (2.12%). A total of 17 cases were performed with ureterovesicostomy; 2 with uretero-autoallergic anastomosis of ureter; 1 with cutaneous ureterostomy; 1 with ureteral liberation, resetting ureteric branch stand; 1 with saccule dilation; 1 with retrograde ureteric branch stand under cystoscope. Type-B ultrasonic examination was re-checked to determine pyeloureterectasis following treating ureteral complications.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Of the 23 cases, stenosis of ureterovesical junction occurred in 19 cases, necrosis of the ureter on 2 cases, and twisting of ureter graft on 2 cases. Following up was performed after treatment for 3-98 months. In 20 cases, renal pelvis and urinary bladder of transplanted kidney were smooth, and function was recovered remarkably. At 4 days after surgery, serum creatinine level was decreased, and no recurrence was rechecked postoperatively. One patient had skin stoma for 8 years at least postoperatively, and the renal function was still normal. The skin stoma was replaced regularly. Therapeutic effect was poor in a patient with distension and 1 with detaining ureteric branch stand, and patients still had stricture of ureter,which was treated by a surgery. The results demonstrated that the etiology of ureteral obstruction after kidney transplantation was complex, and stenosis of ureterovesical junction was most common. Most of obstruction request surgical management. The graft function and the long-term graft survival were not affected by a correctly treated ureteral obstruction.