1.Review of the Use of Aidi Injection in Our Hospital
Xiaoyan WANG ; Ruofei LIN ; Min SONG ; Hua OUYANG
China Pharmacy 2016;27(27):3794-3796
OBJECTIVE:To provide reference for promoting clinical rational use of Aidi injection. METHODS:Some inpa-tient records that used Aidi injection in our hospital from Jan. to Jun. 2015 were randomly selected and statistically reviewed by us-ing Excel(2011 edition) in aspects of gender,age,tumor location,usage and dosage,solvents usage,treatment course,adverse reactions,etc. RESULTS:In the 125 patients who used Aidi injection,male was more than female,with average age of 58.4 years;the tumor location of 66 patients (52.80%) was consistent with the indications in instructions;treatment course of 30 pa-tients(24.00%)was consistent with the instructions;all solvent types were consistent with the instruction recommendation,while only 6 patients(4.80%)showed consistence in solvent usage and instructions;122 patients(97.60%)showed consistence in single dosage and instructions;7 patients had adverse reactions,mainly rash and gastrointestinal reactions. CONCLUSIONS:The use of Aidi injection in our hospital shows off-label drug use,non-standardized treatment course and inappropriate solvent usage. Physi-cians,clinical pharmacists and relevant departments should further strengthen the rational use,medical advice comments,supervi-sion and management of Aidi injection in the hospital to promote the rational drug use.
2.Bacteriological Study on the Skin Lesions of Patients with Eczema and Atopic Dermatitis
Zhigang BI ; Meihua TIAN ; Lin LIN ; Ning QIU ; Fei HAO ; Baiyu ZHONG ; Ruofei YIN ; Fanqin ZENG ; Bian ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2003;0(10):-
Objective To study the bacteriological characteristics and the pathogenesis of Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus) on eczema and atopic dermatitis (AD). Methods A multi-center randomized, double blind bacteriological study on the lesions and non-lesional skin of patients with eczema (207) and AD (119) were carried out. The antibiotic sensitivity and the bacteriophage typing were performed on all the S. aureus isolated from the patients. Results There were statistical differences in the positive rate of the culture, the ratio and the colonization of S. aureus between the lesion and the non-lesional skin in eczema (P
3.Construction of pEGFP-C1-JEV eukaryotic expression vector of E gene from JEV and expression fusion protein molecule in BHK-21 cells
Ruofei FENG ; Xiaoyuan ZHANG ; Guihong LIN ; Mingsheng LI ; Zilin QIAO ; Jingjing FAN ; Xiangrong LI ; Haixia ZHANG ; Deying FAN ; Zhongren MA
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2012;32(7):600-605
Objective To research the molecular biology characteristics and transient expression in BHK-21 cells of E geue segment from Japanese encephalitis virus(JEV) and construct an eukaryotic expression vector pEGFP-C1-JEV.Methods E gene segment of JEV was amplified by RT-PCR,construct the recombinant vector pEGFP-C1-JEV,which could express EGFP label proteins.Transfect pEGFP-C1-JEV vector into BHK-21 via LipofectAMINETM 2000,to observe expressing of EGFP label protein and transcription of aim gene,and to check up localization and antigenicity of expressed E protein by Immunohistochemistry and Western blot.Results It showed that the recombinant plasmid pEGFP-C1-JEV was successfully constructed and transfected to BHK-21 cells,the normal expression of green fluorescent protein expression rate was higher.RT-PCR showed that gene transcription in BHK-21 and normal expression,expression protein was mainly distributed in the cytoplasm of BHK-21 cells and the envelope in,and can with guinea pig anti-JEV antibody binding.Conclusion pEGFP-C1-JEV vector in BHK-21 cells was normal expression and there were no effect on cell growth and morphology.Meanwhile,on eukaryotic antigens was good antigenicity.This research as a base foundation for E protein gene of JEV eukaryotic expression and function in vitro and applied research.
4.Comparative analysis of the dosage forms and specifications of OTC (chemical drugs )for children at home and abroad
Jinfen ZHANG ; Ruofei TONG ; Tao HUANG ; Senyi WANG ; Lin YANG ; Yangyang WANG ; Xinling MA ; Xiaoling WANG ; Yanyan SUN
China Pharmacy 2022;33(21):2561-2565
OBJECTIVE To compare the dosage forms and specifications of over-the-counter drug (OTC)(chemical drugs ) for children at home and abroad ,and to provide reference for the addition of new dosage forms and specifications of OTC for children in China . METHODS Data analysis was used to comb the active ingredients of OTC single -ingredient preparation for children in China . The similarities and differences of the dosage forms and specifications of OTC for children with the same active ingredients among China and 8th edition of WHO Model List of Essential Medicines for Children (WHO EMLc )and US/UK/EU (this article refers specifically to EU countries )/Japan were analyzed by comparative analysis . RESULTS There were 72 active ingredients of OTC single -ingredient preparation for children in China ,corresponding to 34 dosage forms and 216 specifications; 39 same active ingredients of OTC for children were retrieved in WHO EMLc and US/UK/EU/Japan ,corresponding to 38 dosage forms and 258 specifications. Among OTC for children corresponding to 39 active ingredients ,there were 10 unique dosage forms in China ,and 16 unique dosage forms in WHO EMLc and US/UK/EU/Japan ,of which some dosage forms have advantages for children(such as chewing gums ,gels for external use ,spray for oral liquid ,etc.),were included in the latter while not included in China . There were 107 unique specifications in China ,and 214 unique specifications in WHO EMLc and US/UK/EU/Japan ,of which the division of applicable age groups for specifications was more detailed . In addition ,the dosage forms and specifications corresponding to a few active ingredients (such as ibuprofen ,cetirizine hydrochloride )were not included in OTC for children in China, while included in UK/EU . CONCLUSIONS The dosage forms and specifications of OTC for children in WHO EMLc and US/UK/EU/Japan are generally more abundant and E-mail:zjfyouyou@163.com flexible than in China . Relevant departments in China should learn from the advanced experience of WHO and foreign countries and increase the research and development of dosage forms and specifications of OTC for children .