1.The efficacy of the coated metallic stent insertion in treament of complexity esophageal stricture and(or) fistula caused by carcinoma
Cancer Research and Clinic 2001;0(04):-
Objective To evaluate the efficacy of the coated metallic stent insertion in patients with complexity esophageal stricture and(or) fistula caused by carcinoma. Metheds 51 cases with complexity esophageal stricture and (or) fistula caused by carcinoma had undergone the treatment in our hospital. Different methods were used with different patients.Patients were evaluated for symptomatic dysphagia improvement 1-month and 12-month after treament. Results It were succeeded in placement of stents in all cases. All of them nearly complete symptomatic dysphagia relief or significant improvement .The diameter of the stricture increased from(4.05?1.34) mm to (13.03?3.99) mm (P
2.Nursing of patients with heat illness combined with respiratory failure
Haiyan JIAO ; Peiling ZHANG ; Yongmei SHI ; Xin YIN
Modern Clinical Nursing 2014;(10):7-8
ObjectiveTo summarize the experience of nursing patients with heat illness combined with respiratory failure. Method The nursing records of 13 patients with heat illness combined with respiratory failure were reviewed for summarizing the nursing measures.Result After treatment and nursing care,12 of them were discharged and 1 died from multiple organ dysfunction. Conclusions Rapid cooling is key to the success of rescue.The nursing measures include keeping respiratory tracts unobstructed and preventing complications from artificial airway and mild hypothermia therapy.
3.Dosimetric and clinical factors for predicting acute radiation oral mucositis in locally advanced nasopharyngeal carcinoma patients treated with intensity?modulated radiotherapy with concurrent chemotherapy
Kaixin LI ; Peiling XIN ; Yuanyuan CHEN ; Ming CHEN
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2017;26(3):255-260
Objective To prospectively determine the dosimetric and clinical factors for predicting the risk of acute radiation oral mucositis ( ROM ) in patients receiving intensity?modulated radiotherapy ( IMRT) with concurrent chemotherapy for local advanced nasopharyngeal carcinoma. Methods Ninety?two patients who were treated with IMRT with concurrent chemotherapy from 2015 to 2016 for local advanced nasopharyngeal carcinoma were included in this study, and their acute ROM was scored according to the RTOG criteria. Grade≥3 ROM was used as a surrogate marker for severe mucositis, which was defined as a toxicity endpoint. The clinical data were reviewed, and the dose?volume histograms ( DVHs) of the patients were exported from the IMRT planning system. Optimal thresholds for predicting the incidence of severe ROM were evaluated by the area under the receiver operating characteristic ( ROC) curve ( AUC) . Results The incidence of severe ROM was 21%(19/92). Weight loss and V30 of the oral mucosa were determined as the independent predictors for severe ROM ( P=0017 and 0003, respectively) . The optimal cut?off point and AUC of V30 of the oral mucosa as a predictor for severe ROM were 7316%( 0842 sensitivity and 0671 specificity) and 0753( P=0001) , respectively. Conclusion Weight loss and V30 of the oral mucosa are predictors for severe ROM.
4.Prediction of D-dimer levels on the clinical stage and pathological grade of patients with ovarian cancer
Rui CUI ; Peiling LI ; Lingdi WANG ; Lei FANG ; Xin MA ; Yuyan ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2012;35(27):18-19
Objective To investigate the relationship between D-dimer levels and the clinical stage and pathological grade of patients with ovarian cancer.Methods The clinical data of 66 patients with ovarian cancer whose D-dimer had been monitored before surgery were retrospectively analyzed.The relationship between D-dimer levels and the clinical stage,pathological grade was evaluated.Results D-dimer levels before surgery were uncorrelated with the patient's age (r =0.1324,P > 0.05 ).There was significant difference in D-dimer levels between FIGO Ⅰ + Ⅱ patients and FIGO Ⅲ + Ⅳ patients [(377.89 ± 183.85) mg/L vs.(858.03 ± 138.29) mg/L] (t =11.602,P<0.01).There was significant difference in D-dimer levels between high-moderately differentiated patients and poorly differentiated patients [(463.39 ±246.85) mg/L vs.(784.64 ±265.69) mg/L](t =4.983,P<0.01).Conclusions D-dimer levels are related with the clinical stage and pathological grade of patients with ovarian cancer.It can predict the harmful biological behaviour of ovarian cancer.