1.Preventive medicine students' education demand and effectiveness evaluation to handle skills of public health critical incidents
Chinese Journal of Disease Control & Prevention 2009;0(02):-
Objective To understand the preventive medicine students' education demand and effectiveness evaluation to train handling skills of public health critical incidents, to analyze the education problems, and to look for countermeasures to meet the demand for the talents. Methods The investigation was conducted in 105 students of preventive medicine major from two universities whose questionnaire included the handling public health critical incidents knowledge, public health critical incidents knowledge demand, education evaluation and so on. Results All the students believed that it was essential to handle knowledge of public health critical incidents. 78.1 percent of students believed that it was important to master knowledge of public health critical incidents for improving their competitiveness. 84.8 percent of students thought it inadequate to have textbook knowledge only. 75.2 percent of students held the professional training should be strengthened. Conclusions The current education programs are unable to meet the students' demand for knowledge on handling public health critical incidents and lack the relevant contents. The education organizations are supposed to reform preventive medicine education model, to increase the content of courses, and to prolong training duration. The pertinent knowledge of public health critical incidents should also be integrated into the training programs for students.
2.The significance of urinary osteopontin in patients with urolithiasis
Liansheng CHANG ; Tao FENG ; Yinglu GUO
Chinese Journal of Urology 2000;0(12):-
Objective To investigate the relationship between osteopontin and urolithiasis. Methods Concentrations of urinary osteopontin and crystal components were determined. Results Relative concentrations of urinary osteopontin in normal, pre and postoperative stone former group were 29.30 ,26.17 and 10.84 respectively. Concentrations of urinary magnesium and citrate were 3.86 mmol/L and 1.42 mmol/L respectively in normal control, while these were 1.14 mmol/L and 0.33 mmol/L respectively in stone formers, and there were significant differences between the two groups ( P
3.Effects of vitamin D_3 and vitamin K_3 on experimental urolithiasis in rats
Liansheng CHANG ; Tao FENG ; Juxiang LI
Chinese Journal of Urology 2000;0(01):-
Objective To investigate the relationship between urolithiasis and vitamin D 3 as well as vitamin K 3. Methods 36 adult male SD rats were randomized to control group、stone forming group、vitamin D 3 group、vitamin D 3+stone forming group、vitamin K 3 group and vitamin K+stone forming group.OPN and its mRNA of kidneys were detected,and the crystal components in urine were determined. Results Vitamin D 3 and vitamin K 3 could enhance the expression of OPN mRNA in rat kidneys of stone models.Vitamin D 3 could increase the concentration of calcium in urine significantly.Vitamin K 3 could inhibit the excretion of oxalate in urine and also inhibits the deposition of oxalate crystals in kidney. Conclusions The results indicated that vitamin D 3 may promote stone formation via various mechanisms,whereas vitamin K 3 could inhibit this process.
4.BIOCOMPATIBILITY OF ATELOCOLLAGEN SCAFFOLD IN THE THREE DIMENSIONAL CULTURED RAT CARDIAC MYOCYTE
Xianjie ZHENG ; Zhikun GUO ; Liansheng CHANG ; Xiaobing WANG ; Qingzhi WANG ; Shouhei IKU
Acta Anatomica Sinica 1957;0(04):-
Objective To investigate the biocompatibility between the atelocollagen scaffold and 3D-cultured myocardial cells,and to find out the condition and an optimal biomaterial scaffold that can be applied to 3D-culture myocardial tissue. Methods The primary cultured myocardial cells were purified and then inoculated into the atelocollagen scaffold.The cells in the atelocollagen scaffold were observed by light microscope,scanning electron microscope(SEM) and transmission electron microscope(TEM) at different times(8d,16d,20d). Results On the first day,cardiac cells pulsating together with the atelocollagen scaffold could be detected under the microscope,which were pulsating complex.A plenty of cells in the atelocollagen mesh were observed under the light microscope,and the cells coalesced with the scaffold.The cells were compacted to the scaffold and coalesced with it at three stages under TEM.Those cells were sticked to the atelocollagen scaffold and expanded sufficiently under SEM.On the atelocollagen scaffold surface,these cells coalesced with lamellar.Conclusion The biocompatibility of the atelocollagen scaffold is better for cultured cardiac myocyte.It can be used as a natural material for 3D-cultured cells,and is suitable for 3D-cultured cardiac cells and cardiac tissues.
5.Application value of urine modified nucleoside's detection in prognosis of bladder transitional cell carcinoma
Yurui ZHANG ; Hongmin LIU ; Qingwei WANG ; Pu YUAN ; Lei SHI ; Liansheng CHANG ; Xiaoming YANG ; Qi LI ; Shaomin WANG ; Dongkui SONG
Chinese Journal of Urology 2012;33(6):429-433
Objective To study the application value of modified urine nucleoside's detection in prognosis of patients with bladder cancer. Methods We enrolled 85 patients with bladder transitional cell carcinoma confirmed by pathological examination.The 85 patients fulfilled one-year follow-up visit after TUR-BT and were reviewed every three months.The 85 patients did not relapse in the first third month after operation.At the sixth month after operation,20 cases relapsed.18 cases and 19 cases relapsed at the ninth month and the twelfth month after operation.Patients with recurrence added up to 57 cases as the recurrent group.The remaining 28 cases did not relapse at one year after operation as the no recurrent group.Of the 85 cases,55 cases were in T(is) - T1,while 30 cases were in T2 - T4.Of the 85 cases,27 cases were with G1,40 cases were with G2 and 18 cases were with G3.In T(is) -T1,there were 35 cases in recurrent group,while there were 20 cases in the no recurrent group.In T2 -T4,there were 22 cases in recurrent group,while there were 8 cases in the no recurrent group.There were 50 normal people in the control group.Highperformance liquid chromatography/electrospray ionization-quadrupole-time-of-flight mass spectromerry was used to measure the levels of change of two urine modified nucleosides (M1A,1-MeI) which the patients with bladder cancer had different pathology grades,clinical stages,before or after operation and recurrence or no recurrence. Results The levels at third month after operation in no recurrent group ( M1A:3.24 ± 0.40,1 -MeI:5.73 ± 0.67 ) were significantly lower than that before operation ( M 1A:4.34 ± 0.98,1-MeI:14.22 ± 4.05,P < 0.005 ),and remained in low status at another time points after operation.The levels at the third month after operation in recurrent group (M1A:3.31 ±0.33,1-MeI:5.67 ±0.55) were significantly lower than that before operation ( M1A:4.32 ± 1.19,1-MeI:14.31 ± 4.12,P < 0.005 ),which was on the rise and indicating a high level approaching the condition before operation.According to the time point before the operation,recurrent group and no recurrent group were higher than control group (M1A:2.91 ±0.84,1-MeI:5.56 ± 1.25,P < 0.01 ).The levels at the sixth month,ninth month and twelfth month after operation in recurrent group ( M 1A referring to 4.04 ± 0.48,4.11 ± 0.47,4.09 ± 0.53 ;1-MeI referring to1 1.46 ± 1.34,12.14 ± 1.22,12.33 ± 1.27) were the highest (P < 0.01 ).The levels of change of two urine modified nucleosides between pathology grade and clinical stage had no statistical difference ( P > 0.01 ).The levels in recurrence group in T(is) - T1 ( M1 A:5.92 ± 1.28,1-MeI:20.01 ± 8.53 )were higher than the levels in no recurrent group ( M1A:4.02 ±1.22,1 -MeI:11.21 ± 6.45,P < 0.05 ),which was the same in T2 - T4. Conclusion Urine modified nucleosides detection offer a certain clinical value the prognostic of operated bladder cancer patients.
6.Compliance and effectiveness of the clinical practice guidelines for enteral nutrition support in acute stroke patients with dysphagia
Yingying SU ; Daiquan GAO ; Liansheng MA ; Huanhuan FENG ; Lin WANG ; Yunzhou ZHANG ; Ling WANG ; Fang LIU ; Xiuhai GUO ; Hong CHANG ; Min XU ; Limei FAN ; Qian ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2012;(12):843-848
Objective To implement and evaluate evidence-based guidelines for enteral nutrition support in acute stroke patients with dysphagia.Methods This study is a prospective before and after comparison study.Collected 200 acute stroke patients with dysphagia and divided them into test group (trained medical staffs) and control group(untrained medical staffs) equally according to the time order.Two groups of 100 patients were surveyed using a checklist before and after implementation of 10 guidelines about nutrition support.Before the implementation of guidelines,the staffs were enforced training,and summarized regularly.Compliances with guidelines by doctors and nurses were compared,and outcomes of patients were assessed.Results Compared with the control group,the correct implementation of the project significantly improved in the experimental group on nutritional risk screening (92.0%,64.0%; x2 =22.840),nutritional supplements selection (80.0%,48.0%; x2 =22.220),nutrition infusion methods (90%,18% ; x2 =1.040) and nutrition infusion adjustment (abdominal distension/adjusted:21/10,6/4;x2 =9.634,constipation/adjusted:41/40,57/53 ; x2 =5.122,all P < 0.05).The mortality rate,poor prognosis and length of stay in department of neurology intensive care unit and in hospital were not significant different between the experimental group and the control group.The incidence of hospital-acquired pneumonia was significantly lower in the experimental group (44.3%) than that in the control group (67.5%,x2 =7.281,P =0.007),but other patient outcomes were unaffected significantly.Conclusion Implementation of evidence-based guidelines for enteral nutrition support in acute stroke patients with dysphagia is associated with improvements in clinical quality and selected patient outcomes.