1.Observation of the protective effect of N-NAC on radiation-induced pulmonary injury
Jun XIE ; Jun TANG ; Zhen YANG ; Yingru XING ; Minghong SHI ; Ming ZHU
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2015;(z1):3-6
Objective To observe the protective effect of N-NAC on radiation-induced lung injury. Methods 86 cases of thoracic neoplasm patients were chosen and randomly divided into two groups,group RT +N(n =43)and group RT(n =43).Two groups were observed by CT after radiotherapy.Acute and chronical toxicities were graded by RTOG.TGF-β1,IL-1,IL-4,TNF were observed before and after the radiotherapy.Results After 3 monthsof radiotherapy,RTOG≥2 was 23.4%(RT +N),while RTOG≥2 was 53.1%(RT).there was significant differencebetween the two groups(P <0.01).At 6,9 and 12 months,fibrosis was present in 28.4%,25.4%,22.4% receivingRT vs 58.4%,54.4%,52.4% receiving RT +N,there was significant difference between the two groups(P <0.05).TGF-β1,IL-1,IL-4,TNF were observed which showed that The RT +N were lower than RT.Conclusion N-NAC can reduce incidence rate of lung injury in radiotherapy,and can reduce the content and the release of TGF-β1,IL-1,IL-4,TNF.
2.Pharmaceutical Care for One Patient with Ⅳ Degree Myelosuppression Treated with the Combination of Chinese and Western Medicines
Bei HUANG ; Xiaojian XIA ; Qiwu SUN ; Qingping SHI ; Minghong BI ; Muhua WANG
China Pharmacist 2017;20(8):1408-1411
Objective: To investigate the breakthrough points and methods of pharmaceutical care performed by clinical pharmacists for chemotherapy-induced Ⅳ degree myelosuppression.Methods: One advanced lung adenocarcinoma patient suffering from chemotherapy-induced Ⅳ degree myolosuppression was selected as the example, clinical pharmacists provided suggestions on the chemotherapy regimen, assisted physicians in making reasonable treatment plan and implemented comprehensive pharmaceutical care for the patient.Results: Clinical pharmacists played a positive role in the clinical treatment through the comprehensive pharmaceutical care in oncology department.Conclusion: With the professional knowledge of pharmacy, clinical pharmacists can improve the level of clinical rational drug use.
3.Status investigation of information needs in patients undergoing hematopoietic stem cell transplantation
Shi CHEN ; Minghong LIU ; Huiling LI
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2017;23(13):1770-1773
Objective To investigate the unmet information needs and similarities and differences of degree and dimension among patients undergoing hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) with different characteristics so as to provide scientific evidences for those patients.Methods A total of 93 patients undergoing HSCT in laminar flow cabin were studied using normal information and INAS questionnaires. The associations of different characteristics and information needs as well as their dimensions were analyzed using Poisson linear regression models.Results Levels of information needs of patients undergoing HSCT in laminar flow cabin ranged from middle to high, among which female patients and patients with high incomes were high-risk groups of information needs. Patients without religious beliefs had more needs for disease diagnosis than those with religious beliefs. Non-malignant hematological patients had more needs for physical health dimension and social health dimension than malignant hematological patients.Conclusions HSCT patients in laminar flow cabin have high levels of information needs. It indicates that individually information support based on personal characteristics and differences is necessary and important.
4.A multi-center study on the normal range of exhaled nitric oxide in 6-18-year-old children in China
Hao ZHANG ; Wenhui JIANG ; Chunyan MA ; Yongsheng SHI ; Chunmei JIA ; Jinrong WANG ; Yuling HAN ; Yuehua ZHANG ; Ming LI ; Fei WANG ; Yanyan YU ; Yufen WU ; Yong FENG ; Li LIU ; Aihong LIU ; Qiaoling ZHANG ; Zhen LONG ; Fuli DAI ; Yanli ZHANG ; Minghong JI ; Dongjun MA
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2020;35(21):1618-1623
Objective:To investigate the normal range of exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO) in 6-18-year-old children in China, so as to provide a data base for the establishment of FeNO standards for Chinese children.Methods:A multi-center study was conducted on 5 949 children aged 6-18 (3 101 males and 2 848 females) in 16 pro-vinces of 7 administrative districts in China.According to the technical standard recommended by American Thoracic Society/European Respiratory Association, FeNO was measured, and the relationship of FeNO with the sex, age, height, weight, body mass index and region was discussed.Results:The geometric mean FeNO value of Chinese children aged 6-18 was 14.1 ppb, and its 95% confidence interval (skewness distribution) was 1.0-38.2 ppb.The geometric mean FeNO values of children aged 6-11 and 12-18 were 13.1 ppb and 15.7 ppb, respectively, and their 95% confidence intervals (skewness distribution) were 1.0-38.1 ppb and 2.0-38.2 ppb.For children at and under 11 years old, FeNO decreased with age, with a mean decline of 1 ppb per year.The multiple linear regression results suggested that there was a significant correlation between FeNO and age for children aged 6-11, and FeNO of children aged 12-18 was significantly correlated with the gender, height, and region(all P<0.01). Conclusions:FeNO values of Chinese children and adolescents in this study are higher than those obtained by the previous study conducted from 2010 to 2012.For children aged 12-18, 16 ppb is recommended as the clinical cut-off point.For children at or under 11 years old, the influence of age on FeNO should be considered, and the cut-off point of FeNO decreases by 1 ppb as the age is reduced by one year.