1.Review of atherosclerosis regression
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1998;0(S1):-
ABSTRACT Atherosclerosis (AS) is the principle cause of cardiovascular disease. For many years, AS was regarded as irreversible. However, recent accumulated evidence suggests that AS can regress with proper manipulation. Studies from animal models show that low cholesterol diet can induce obvious regression of AS plaques; Drugs, such as probucol, clolestyramine, lovastatin, isradipine, fosinopril, etc, can reverse the AS respectively by manipulating plasma lipoprotein, scavenging free radicals, blocking calcium channel or inhibiting an-giotensin converting enzyme. Clinical trials furthersubstantiate that good lifestyle and effective control of plasma lipoprotein can reduce clinical events and cause AS plaques regression. Although, AS plaques can regress is no longer in doubt, the mechanism is still unknown. The HDL-mediated reverse cholesterol transport system, apoptosis of the plaque cells may play an important role.
2.Characteristics of Childhood Tuberculosis and Advances in Its Diagnosis and Treatment
Herald of Medicine 2016;(3):253-256
Objective To explore the characteristics of childhood tuberculosis and recent advances in the diagnosis and treatment of this disease in order to improve its diagnosis and treatment. Methods Key words“child”“tuberculosis”“diagno-sis” and “treatment” were used to retrieve relevant literatures from Pubmed,Web of Science,CNKI and Wanfang databases.The literatures were reviewed and clinical experience summarized. Results Disseminated tuberculosis and extrapulmonary tubercu-losis were common in children with tuberculosis. It was difficult to collect with samples of diagnostic value for detection. There counterparts were no systematic diagnosis and treatment programs available for children with drug-resistant tuberculosis,and phar-maceutical dosage forms tailored for children were lacking. Conclusion Tuberculosis in children is more complex to diagnose and treat than in adult counterpart.Diagnosis of this disease relies on a variety of diagnostic methods.It's still challenging to control childhood tuberculosis.
3.Application of mesh plug tension-free repair of inguinal hernia in grass-roots hospital
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2014;(14):2125-2127
Objective To evaluate the clinical value of application of mesh plug tension-free repair of ingui-nal hernia in grass-roots hospital .Methods A total of 32 patients with inguinal hernia treated by benison-free ingui-nal herniorrhaphy with mesh plug and 28 patients treated with the traditional herniorrhaphy were retrospectively ana-lysed.Results The mean operation time and the postoperative hospital stay of group A were 56.94min and 5.25d, and those of group B were 69.61min and 5.96d,the mean operation time and the postoperative hospital stay of group A were significantly shorter than those of group B (t=-2.891、-3.284,all P<0.05).Patients needed postoperative analgesic therapy (10 cases) and patients suffered from urine retation ( 2 cases ) of group A were less than group B(χ2 =8.014,5.357,all P<0.05).There were 3 cases with postoperative scrotum hematoma in each group and they had no statistical difference for that(P>0.05).All cases received follow-up for 20-40 months,there were no recur-rence in group A during the follow-up period,but 2 cases recurrence in group B .Conclusion Mesh plug tension-free repair of inguinal hernia has the advantages of shorter operation time ,more rapid recovery ,less complications and low-er recurrence rate ,so it is suitable for popularization and application in grass-roots hospital .
4.Three-dimensional reconstruction of the carotid artery:anatomical measurement and calcification distribution of the carotid siphon
Lefu ZHOU ; Lijun CHEN ; Shaoyin DUAN
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(15):2371-2375
BACKGROUND:The carotid siphon has a complex structure, which is difficult for two-dimensional imaging observation due to shelter from the basicranial bone. Digital subtraction angiography is conducive to display the course of carotid siphon, but there is a lack of anatomical landmarks. Three-dimensional CT imaging is beneficial to show the structure of carotid siphon and have its measurement, which provides a new and effective means in relevant studies.
OBJECTIVE:To clarify the morphology and calcification distribution of the carotid siphon, thereby providing an objective basis for relevant clinical and basic research.
METHODS: A total of 206 patients, over 50 years old, with no lesions or variation under head and neck CT angiography were selected and divided into non-calcification group (n=70) and calcification group (n=136). The carotid siphon was reconstructed on the imaging workstation to observe the classification (“U”, “V”, “C” and “S” types) and calcification distribution, the bending angles of C4 and C5 segments as wel as lumen diameter were measured.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:The 70 patients in the non-calcification group were at a mean age of (59.17±10.27) years, and the “U” type accounted for 35.7%, “V” type for 30.7%, “C” type for 27.2%, and “S” type for 6.4%; Among them, 33.3% patients (25/70) had the same type at both sides; the lumen diameter was (4.92±0.63) mm, and the blending angles of C4 and C5 were (87.23±16.66)° and (49.21±16.01)°. In the calcification group, the mean age was (67.39±9.32) years, and there were 41.5% of “U” type, 33.1% of “V” type, 24.3% of “C” type, 1.1% of 24.3%, and among the 136 patients, 43.4% (59/136) showed the same type at both sides; the lumen diameter was (4.90±0.44) mm, and the blending angles of C4 and C5 segments were (84.44±17.20)° and (52.57±14.16)°. There were significant differences in age and “S” type between the two groups (P < 0.05), but no statistical difference in the lumen diameter and blending angles of C4 and C5 (P > 0.05). In the calcification group, the calcification percentage of inwardly and outwardly curved regions was 13.60% and 19.01% for C4, 27.34% and 16.52% for C5, 9.94% and 13.60% for C6. The morphology of the carotid siphon is mostly seen as “U”, “V”, “C” types, and over 50% types are different at both sides. Calcification of the lumen wal is seen most in the inwardly curved region of C5 segment, folowed by the outwardly curved region of C4 segment. The incidence of calcification is increased with age, which is lower in the S-type carotid siphon. The lumen diameter and blending angle of the carotid siphon show no correlation with calcifications.
5.Application and development of satcom telemedicine system
Lijun ZHOU ; Xudong XU ; Anbin LIU
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2004;0(02):-
With the development of communication techniques,the satcom telemedicine system is being applied more and more widely. Satellite communication is a means of communication of the broadest transmission scope and the largest coverage.The establishment of the satcom medicine system has effectively solved such bottleneck problems as date transmission block and network interrupt,The present article reviews the development of the satcom telecommunication system at home and abroad,the composition and characteristics of telecommunication,the composition and function of the PLA VSAT satcom telemedicine system,and the trend of development.
6.Application and expectation of the satellite-based distant medical education
Lijun ZHOU ; Xudong XU ; Anbin LIU
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(05):-
The current situation of the satellite-based distant medical education, the distant hygienic education was introduced. We analysed the characteristic and advantage and indicated the importance and necessity of the satellite-based distant medical education.
7.Long- term evaluation of intracystic corticosteroid injection in the treatment of simple bone cysts
Lijun ZHANG ; Shijun JI ; Yongde ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2000;0(02):-
Objective To evaluate the long- term results of intracystic corticosteroid injection for the treatment of simple bone cysts. Methods Seventy- six children with simple bone cysts treated by intracystic injection of corticosteroid from 1985 to 1995 were followed- up for an average of 8.2 years( 5- 13 years) . Forty- one of the cysts were situated at the proximal end of the humerus, 20 at the proximal end of the femur and 15 at other sites. The mean injection times were 4.2(2- 13 times). Results Forty- two(55.3% ) cysts were healed up completely, 16(21.1% ) basically healed up, 9(11.8% ) healed up partially and 9(11.8% ) failures. Satisfactory and effective rate was 76.4% and 88.2% respectively. Conclusion Intracystic corticosteroid injection appears to be the initial choice of treatment for simple bone cysts, because it is an effective, and non- invasive method which can be carried out easily.
8.One-stage surgical management and allograft in the treatment of multisegments spinal tuberculosis
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(09):-
[Objective]To assess the efficacy of one-stage anterior radical debridement,decompression,and fusion with anterior and/or posterior spinal instrumentation in the treatment of multisegments spinal tuberculosis.[Method]From 2001 and 2005,a total of 15 patients included thoracic,thoracolumbar and lumbar spinal tuberculosis underwent anterior debridement,allograft bone fusion,and stabilization with anterior and posterior instrumentation.The mini-invasive technique including thoracoscope and X-tube were applied in the later 8 cases.[Result]An average of 2.1 years' follow-up was achieved in 16 patients.The overall fusion rate was 100% in the dynamic lateral views.There was no graft problems.The kyphosis angles that were corrected postoperatively averaged 19.9?.All patients' neurological function were improved except that there was no change in 1 patient with Frankel grade B preoperatively.[Conclusion]Reconstructing the stability of spine is very important for the treatment of spinal tuberculosis.The application of internal instrument and allograft,choosing appropriate surgery can greatly improve the clinical results.Mini-invasive technique reduced blood lost and made the operation easier.
9.Analysis on cancer mortality level and change trends in Yingcheng of Hubei Province
Lijun WANG ; Yisong HU ; Maigeng ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Disease Control & Prevention 2008;0(06):-
Objective To analyze the level and change trends of cancer mortality in the media focused area,Yingcheng of Hubei Province,to further support the authenticity and reliability of the information from media report.Methods Use the data of the first national retrospective death survey and the third national retrospective sampling death survey to describe cancer mortality and change trends in Yingcheng of Hubei Province.Results Crude cancer mortality in Yingcheng was 148.26/100 000.In the past 30 years,cancer mortality significantly increased by 9.27 times.Among 100 000 people in the county,each year 43 cases of malignant tumor death occurred more than the national average level.A variety of malignant tumors' mortality change in the county is significantly different from those of the country,such as esophageal cancer,stomach cancer did not fall but rise;liver cancer,lung cancer,leukaemia and colorectal cancer increased 5.84 times,5.61 times,5.07 times and 17.91 times more than the national average,respectively.The excess mortality rate of stomach cancer,liver cancer,lung cancer and colorectal cancer were 15.32/100 000,16.78/100 000,8.32/100 000 and 3.98/100 000 respectively.Negative binomial distribution fitting results suggest that death of stomach cancer exists village aggregation.Conclusions The level of historical cancer mortality in Yingcheng was low,but increase quickly,presently it is on the national high-incidence level.It presents the phenomenon that a variety of malignant tumors is generally on high-incidence level and stomach cancer exists village aggregation.
10.Assessment on Disinfection Effect in Hospitals at Province Level in Hunan, China in 2001-2005
Lijun ZHOU ; Chuanye WU ; Guiqiu CHEN
Journal of Environment and Health 1992;0(04):-
Objective To know the status of disinfection conducted in the hospitals at province level in Hunan province aimed to make the intervention strategy for prevention and control of diseases transmission. Methods The related items of hospitals at province level were examined and evaluated according to the national standards such as GB15982-1995 Hygienic Standard for Disinfection in Hospital, GB15981-1995 Evaluating Method and Standard for the Efficacy of Disinfection and Sterilization, GB8987-1996 Requirements for Hospital Sewage Discharge, GB18466-2001 Requirements for Medical Organization Sewage Discharge, GB15980-1995 Hygienic Standard of Disinfection for Single Use Medical Products and Technical Standard for Disinfection (2002). Results As for the disinfection effect in the present investigation, the total qualified rate was 90.10%, the annual qualified rate was increasing. Conclusion The surveillance of hospital disinfection is a long-term task, to supervise and improve the hospital disinfection is necessary to ensure patient and society safety.