1.Preparation and Quality Evaluation of Bifonazole Suppositories
Jiale WANG ; Yanbin GUAN ; Shuyao ZHOU ; Yongyan JIA
China Pharmacist 2017;20(7):1308-1310
Objective: To optimize the preparation technique for bifonazole suppositories and evaluate the quality.Methods: The appearance, hardness and melting time of suppositories were used as the evaluation indices to optimize the process conditions, such as suppository matrix, drug particle size, injection molding temperature and stirring conditions, etc.The content of bifonazole was determined by HPLC.Results: The best formula was as follows: the matrix was multiplicated monofatty glyceride-36, bifonazole was sieved by 100 mesh sieve and the best molding temperature was 45 ℃.The quality of the prepared suppositories with the above conditions was controllable in the appearance, melting time limit, hardness and content determination, etc.Conclusion: The formula of bifonazole suppositories is reasonable, the preparation process is feasible, and the quality control methods are reliable.
2.The investigation of body composition analysis on gastric cancer patients
Yanbing ZHOU ; Caikun ZHANG ; Dong CHEN ; Lianfang LU ; Qingguang WANG ; Shuyao ZUO
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 2004;0(05):-
Objective: To investigate the characters of body composition of gastric cancer patients.Methods: Body composition was measured by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry(DEXA)in 50 gastric cancer patients and 31 healthy subjects,and nutritional state was evaluated by mini nutritional assessment(MNA).Results: Compared with control group,male gastric cancer patients showed a reduction in lean body mass and fat mass(15 658?6 481)g vs(19 527?6 150)g,t=2.079,P
3.A Protocol Introduction of Rapid Advice Guideline for Intravenous Azithromycin in Pediatrics
Pengxiang ZHOU ; Shuyao LIANG ; Suodi ZHAI
China Pharmacy 2018;29(4):436-440
OBJECTIVE: To standardize and guide the formulation process of guideline and guarantee the evidence-based formulation of Rapid Advice Guideline for Intravenous Azithromycin in Pediatrics scientifically. METHODS: The protocol of the guideline was introduced, such as guideline-making institution and registration, establishment of project group, scope of application, declaration of interest and funding support, identification of the clinical issues and outcome indexes, evidence retrieval and processing, invastigation of patients preferences and values, economics analysis, development of recommendation, external review and approval, guideline release, dissemination and update, etc. RESULTS: The construction of guidance committee, expert group and secretarial group, the registration (registration number: IPGRP-2016CN013) of the guideline had been achieved according to this protocol; clinical issues (such as indications, usage and dosage, ADR and treatment, drug use in special population) and effectiveness, safety outcome indexes had been formed. The recommendations have been issued by the end of 2017; the full text and interpretation of the guideline will be published in 2018; the guideline will be updated in 2022. CONCLUSIONS: This protocol provides the methodological and programmatic guide and provides reference for evidence-based formulation of the guideline scientifically so as to promote clinical rational drug use.
4.Research progress on cognitive dysfunction in offspring due to sleep deprivation during pregnancy
Ziyu ZHOU ; Jing LYU ; Guangwu FENG ; Xinyue WANG ; Shuyao DU ; Qing LI
Chinese Journal of Child Health Care 2024;32(2):169-173
Sleep deprivation refers to the loss of sleep caused by self-inflicted or external factors. There is increasing evidence that pregnancy is prone to sleep deprivation, which not only disrupts maternal functions but also affects offspring′s cognitive function. This article reviews the effects of sleep deprivation during pregnancy on offspring cognition and its underlying mechanisms, in order to establish a foundation for developing scientifically sound sleep strategies during pregnancy and to provide clinical insights for improving the neurodevelopment and cognitive function of offspring.