1.Clinical application of key-way attachment in fixed restoration of mandibular first and second molar dele-tion
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2015;(5):660-663
Objective:To evaluate the clinical effects of the key-way attachment in fixed restoration of mandibular first and second molar deletion.Methods:A 1 -5-year follow-up study was conducted on 1 6 patients with the reconstruction of mandibular first and second molar deletion.The key-way attachment was used as a connector in the fixed partial denture,with the third molar and 2 sec-ond premolars as the abutments.Results:During 5-year follow-up,1 3 of the fixed partial denture were good-looking,stable and functioning.The abutments were stable,without endodontic and periodontal disease.No absorption of alveolar bone was observed by X-ray examination.3 cases were failure.Bleeding on probing of third molar was observed in 1 patient 1 year after restoration.1 re-tainer of a denture on the third molar was loosing 1 .5 years after restoration.1 patient had dental caries on the third molar 5 years af-ter restoration.Conclusion:The key-way attachment as a connector is useful in fixed partial denture in patients with mandibular first and second molar deletion.
2.An observation of clinical effects of soaking therapy with traditional Chinese medicine on athlete's foot
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2002;8(8):496-497
Objective To observe effects of soaking therapy with traditional Chinese medicine on athlete's foot. Methods346 cases of the treatment group (175 cases of erosive type and 171 cases of bullous type) were treated with soaking therapy by traditional Chinese medicine and 335 cases of the control group (170 cases of erosive type and 165 cases of bullous type) were treated with 3% Clotrimazolum ointment. Effects of two groups were compared.Results Effect of the treatment group was obviously more superior to that of the control group (P<0.0001). ConclusionsIt shows easy and effective that patients with athlete's foot were treated by soaking therapy with traditional Chinese medicine.
3.Analysis of correlative factors effecting on diopter in myopia
Ophthalmology in China 2006;0(05):-
Objective To study the correlations between diopter,axis length,cornea curvature and thickness in myopia patients. Design Prospective case series.Participant 300 myopic patients who were ready for LASIK.Method 300 myopic patients who were ready for LASIK were selected randomly.They were divided into four groups according to the diopter of myopia:low myopia group (≤-3.00D)41 cases,medium myopia group(>-3.00D,≤-6.00D)130 cases,high myopia group(>-6.00D,≤-9.00D)95 cases,and super myopia group(>-9.00D)34 cases.The axis length,cornea thickness,cornea eurvture and diopter of myopia were detected. Through analysis of variance(ANOVA),Pearson correlation analysis and linear regression analysis,the correlations between axis length, cornea thickness,curvature and diopter of myopia were made out in four groups.Main Outcome Measure Diopter of myopia,cornea curvature,axis length of eye and central cornea thickness.Result The axis length of low myopia group,medium myopia group,high myopia group and super myopia group was(24.32?1.73)mm,(25.33?1.49)mm,(26.04?1.92)mm,(27.47?2.57)mm respectively. There were obvious differences of axis lengths between four groups(P=0.000).The cornea curvature in high myopia group was obviously different from those in low myopia group and medium myopia group.There were no significant differences of cornea thickness among four groups(P=0.409).The axis lengths of eyes respectively had correlations with diopters(r=0.734,P=0.000),vertical and horizontal cornea curvatures(r=-0.312,P=0.000;r=-0.328,P=0.000).Conclusion The main effective factor on the diopter of myopia is the axis length for most patients.For the patients with high myopia,the cornea curvature is another effective factor.With the increase of axis length,the cornea curvature decreases,and the cornea turns flatter.(Ophthalmol CHN,2006,15:321-323)
4.Estimation of Internal Irradiation Absorbed Dose for Nanometer-iron Nuclide Therapy of Liver Cancer
Jin OU ; Ping XIONG ; Ping GUO
Chinese Journal of Medical Physics 2010;27(1):1662-1664,1671
Objective :To study the two common method of internal irradiation for nanometer-iron nuclide,and how to estimation of the absorbed dose for each of them.Methods:We chose the nanometer-iron nuclide emitting β-ray during the decay period,Respectively,Arterial injected into the liver or percutaneous puncture direct inject into the liver.Results:Through the formula,a few nanometer-iron nuclide can produced greater radiation.Conclusion:The estimation of absorbed dose depends on the therapy method.
5. Simulation analysis of medical insurance cost for urban residents in Kunming, China
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 2011;32(7):741-744
Objective: To predict the medical expenses and distribution of different medical payments of urban residents in Kunming, who are covered by the medical insurance scheme. Methods: We created a static micro-simulation model for predicting and evaluating the 2008-2010 medical insurance scheme for urban residents of Kunming. The main datasets used for constructing the model included: a 0.1% population sample dataset from the national census of 2000 and a dataset of urban employees and retirees under the social medical insurance scheme. Other data used in the model involved the aggregated results of 1% population survey of Kunming conducted in 2005. Results: Based on the population model of 2005, the population information and the data of employees and retirees covered by the social medical insurance scheme were integrated. The model provided information on resident incomes, medical expenses, medical expenses of outpatient services and severe illness; and the different kinds of payments could be forecasted by the model. Conclusion: Results of the present research can help the government in making relevant heath policies while ensuring the sustainable development of medical insurance scheme.
6. Analysis of population model of medical insurance system for urban residents
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 2011;32(1):66-71
Objective: To investigate the population distribution according to different groups of people, the potential urban residents for medical insurance scheme, and to predict the income trends of individuals and families. Methods: An urban population model was created for China's medical insurance reform by using microsimulation modeling techniques. The first step was to construct the population structure for the period of 2005-2010, and update the Census sample population of 2000 to 2005-2010 according to the target population structure. Then the updated Census dataset was statistically matched with the individual dataset of insured employees and retirees. Results: The micro-population model for urban residents was constructed. The distribution of urban population with potential to enter the medical insurance was obtained by the constructed model. In addition, the distribution of family income was also obtained. The constructed model could be used for analysis and simulation of the major illnesses in the outpatient department and treatment procedure during hospitalization of insured residents. Conclusion: The findings of this research can help the government to take full consideration of the medical service demands of residents in making relevant medical insurance policies, so as to facilitate the sustainable development of medical insurance policies.
7. Introduction of general chapters of Chinese Pharmacopoeia 2015 edition going into the new normal developing
Chinese Pharmaceutical Journal 2015;50(20):1787-1789
To introduce the stylistic rules and layout of Chinese Pharmacopoeia 2015 Edition, innovation of catalogue coding and general chapters frames of volume 4. Introduce the changes, features, revised and enlarged contents, backgrounds, principles and ranges of application of preparations and analytical methods general chapters and guides of Chinese Pharmacopoeia 2015 Edition.
8.The Construction of a High-quality Teaching Group
Ping XIANG ; Ge LI ; Ying-Xiong WANG ;
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(07):-
In order to build a high-quality teaching group with excellent academics,strong innovation and comprehensive ability, the School of Public Health of CQUMS pays much attention to training young teachers,encouraging them to further their study and scientific research abilities as well as improving their comprehensive abilities.
9.Allele frequencies of 5 short tandem repeat loci of Kashin-Beck disease patients on chromosome 12
Zhi-guang, PING ; Li, LIU ; Xiong, GUO
Chinese Journal of Endemiology 2008;27(5):475-478
Objective To analyze the allele frequencies of 5 short tandem repeat(STR)loci(D12S313,D12S304,D12S1640,D12S1708 and D12S1583)on chromosome 12 among Kashin-Beck disease(KBD)patients and the control population living in the area suffered from KBD.Methods Fifty KBD patient8 and 50 non-KBD patients were chosen in endemic afea of Shaanxi Province,5 STR loci on chromosome 12 were genotyped by the technology of polymerase chain reacfion(PCR)and capillary electmphoresis.The pelymorphisms of STR in these popIllations were analyzed.The allele and genotype frequencies of each STR in the corresponding groups were caleulated and compared. Results In KBD group,the 5 STR loci had 8,6,7,5 and 11 types ofalleles and 17,11,15,8 and 28 genotypes, respectively;while in the control group,the number of aUele types of 5 STR loci were 6,8,6,4 and 10,the number of genotype of those loci were 13,21,14,8 and 23,respectively The allele frequence of D12S304 locus was statiBtically significant between KBD patients and controls(P<0.05),especially for the 319 bp allele(P<0.006 25). Conclusion There is an association between D12S304 locus and KBD.The 319 bp allele might play the key role.
10.Influence of bisoprolol on neuroendocrine factor levels in patients with chronic heart failure and its therapeutic effects
Ping RUAN ; Jianming HUANG ; Li XIONG
Chinese Journal of cardiovascular Rehabilitation Medicine 2017;26(3):285-288
Objective: To explore influence of bisoprolol on neuroendocrine factor levels in patients with chronic heart failure (CHF), and its therapeutic effects.Methods: A total of 116 CHF patients, who were treated in our department from Jan 2014 to Nov 2015, were selected.According to random number table, they were randomly and equally divided into routine treatment group and bisoprolol group.Left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF), left ventricular end-diastolic dimension (LVEDd), 6min walking distance (6MWD), serum levels of brain natriuretic peptide (BNP), endothelin (ET) and atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP) before and three months after treatment, and therapeutic effect were compared between two groups.Results: There were no significant difference in above indexes between two groups before treatment, P>0.05 all.Compared with routine treatment group after three-month treatment, there were significant rise in LVEF [(28.13±4.16)% vs.(36.02±5.14)%] and 6MWD [(245.74±44.62)m vs.(315.23±53.12)m], significant reductions in LVEDd [(62.73±10.14)mm vs.(52.82±9.47)mm], serum levels of BNP [(424.51±62.26) ng/ml vs.(324.35±50.46) ng/ml], ET [(80.14±13.25) ng/ml vs.(57.91±10.32) ng/ml] and ANP [(233.24±42.35)ng/ml vs.(164.83±31.26) ng/ml] in bisoprolol group, P<0.05 all.Compared with routine treatment group, there was significant rise in total effective rate (72.4% vs.86.2%) in bisoprolol group, P=0.04.Conclusion: Bisoprolol can significantly reduce BNP, ET and ANP levels, then delay ventricular remodeling and improve cardiac function in patients with chronic heart failure.The therapeutic effect is significant, which is worth extending.