1.A study on feasibility of emergency bedside ultrasound-guided central venous catheterization
Tiegang LI ; Nana WANG ; Min ZHAO
Chinese Critical Care Medicine 2015;(9):724-728
ObjectiveTo evaluate the feasibility and clinical significance of emergency bedside ultrasound-guided central venous catheterization performed by emergency department doctors.Methods The clinical data of 216 patients, who underwent central venous catheterization in the Department of Emergency of Shengjing Hospital of China Medical University from January 2009 to June 2014 were retrospectively analyzed. All the patients received femoral vein puncture or internal jugular vein catheterization. The patients were divided into three groups according to the method of catheterization: 72 patients received emergency ultrasound-guided central venous catheterization by emergency doctors independently were assigned as A group, 72 patients underwent catheterization by emergency doctors after being demarcated by ultrasound doctors served as B group, and 72 patients who underwent catheterization method guided by traditional landmark served as C group. Success rate, time spent for catheterization, number of attempts for intubation, and incidence of complications were compared among three groups.Results As compared with that of groups B and C, a higher success rate [98.61% (71/72) vs. 83.33% (60/72), 73.61% (53/72), bothP< 0.01] was found in group A, also with a shorter successful time for insertion of the catheter (minutes: 5.5±2.5 vs. 9.6±3.7, 16.6±7.2, bothP< 0.05), less frequency of the catheter insertion (times: 1.0±0.0 vs. 1.8±0.7, 2.7±2.6, bothP<0.05), and lower incidence of changing puncture site due to insert failure [1.4% (1/72) vs. 8.3% (6/72), 20.8% (15/72), bothP< 0.05], lower incidence of mechanical and infective complication [15.3% (11/72) vs. 41.7% (30/72), 59.7%(43/72), bothP< 0.05], and also lower catheterization related infection risk [13.9% (10/72) vs. 15.3% (11/72), 12.5%(9/72), bothP> 0.05].Conclusion Emergency bedside ultrasound-guided catheterization resulted in higher success rate and less related complication, therefore it can be recommended for widely application in emergency department treatment.
3.A modified thrombolytic scheme for the treatment of thrombosis in anatomically varied cerebral venous sinus
Lin ZHAO ; Linfang LI ; Zengpin LIU ; Huimin QIN ; Tiegang WANG ; Gunhe ZHOU
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2010;19(3):174-176
Objective To discuss the curative effect of unremitting pump infusion of microdose urokinase(100 000 u/24 h)into the cerebral venous sinus in treating thrombosis in cerebral venous sinus which had anatomical variation. Methods Mechanical disruption of the thrombus and unremitting pump infusion of microdose urokinase(100 000 u/24 h)into the cerebral venous sinus for 48-96 hours were employed in 9 patients with thrombosis in anatomically varied cerebral venous sinus.After the procedure the original disorder was actively treated and the anticoagulant therapy was continued for 6 months.A follow-up of 6-12 months(mean 10 months) was conducted. Results Recanalization of the previously occluded cerebral venous sinus was obtained in all 9 patients.The dose of urokinase was 100 000 u/24 h in 8 patients.For the remaining one patient the dose of urokinase was 100 000 u/24 h in the first 48 hours,then the dose Was increased to 250 000u/24 h. Excellent result was obtained in all patients.Conclusion Unremitting pump infusion of microdose urokinase into the cerebral venous sinus can effectively treat the thrombosis in anatomically varied cerebral venous sinus.
4.Preliminary Application of DSA Parametric Imaging in Evaluating the Hemodynamics of Brain after Interventional Therapy for Stenosis of Carotid Artery
Qiang ZHANG ; Huaijun LIU ; Lianyi LAN ; Zengpin LIU ; Tiegang WANG ; Lin ZHAO
Journal of Practical Radiology 2010;26(2):251-254
Objective To evaluate the changes of cerebral perfusion and hemodynamics in the patients with mono-carotid artery stenosis after stenting with the technique of DSA parametric imaging. Methods 15 patients with mono-carotid artery stenosis(the stenosis>75%) undergone carotid stenting were choosed. Digital subtraction imagines of diplo-carotid arteries were acquired before and after operation, then the imagines were processed by special soft ware in personal computer. The region of interest (ROI)were selected in the brain,internal carotid artery and superior sagittal sinus separately, the time-gray scale curves of the ROIs were drawn with the soft ware, from which,then acquired the following parameters from the time-gray scale curves,the largest gray values of brain in disordered side pre-and post-operation, and the parameters including peak value (PV), mean transit time (MTT) ,time to peak (TP), time of appearance to the peak , the max slope rate of the curve and relative time of cerebral circulation were also evalua-ted, respectively. The imaging speed was 7.5 pictures per second. The results were statistically evaluated by using matched-t test. Results Before the stenting, the values of the parameters peak value, the max slope rate of the curve,TP,MTT,relative time of cer-ebral circulation were 108.20±5.58 , 1.23±0.37 , (4.78±0.24)s , (8.20±0.42)s and(4.92±1.03)s , respectively; after the stenting , the values of the parameters above-mentioned were 114.20±7.58, 2.01±0.36, (4.14±0.40)s, (3.55±0.56)sand(4.18±0.89) s , respectively, the difference of the parame-ters above-mentioned pre-and post-operation were statisti-cally significant (t=5.97 , 8.00 , 0.21 , 10.21 , 10.12 and 4.14,P<0.05). Before and after operation, the values of time of appearance to the peak were (5.39±0.24) s and)(5.37±0.78) s , respectively , there was no statistical significance (t=0.21, P> 0.05). Conclusion DSA parametric imaging can be used to evaluate the changes of cerebral perfusion and hemodynamics before and after arterial stenting.
5.Application of Factor Analysis in Imaging Mass Spectrometric Data Analysis
Yi CHEN ; Fei TANG ; Tiegang LI ; Jiuming HE ; Zeper ABLIZ ; Litao LIU ; Xiaohao WANG
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2014;(8):1099-1103
The factor analysis method applied in imaging mass spectrometry data analysis was studied. The imaging mass spectrometric data were obtained by air flow-assisted ionization imaging mass spectrometry method. The sample contained some symbols which were drawn on slides using three different inks ( red, blue, black) . The imaging data analyzed by factor analysis method were divided into the background, black, blue and red factor. The results showed that the scores of m/z=443. 2, 478. 4, 322. 2(344. 2) in red, blue, black factor respectively were much larger than others. Therefore, they were markers of three inks. The results accorded with actual condition well and proved that the application of factor analysis in imaging mass spectrometric data analysis was feasible. The data analysis results of factor analysis and principal component analysis were compared. The results showed that the target sample markers could be extracted by factor analysis simply and quantitatively. It was of great potential in biomarker extraction, diseases diagnose and pharmacological analysis.
6.Paying attention to different health needs of different ethnic groups in process health for all program
Chinese Journal of Epidemiology 2017;38(6):693-695
In recent years,great effort has been made in the promotion of health for all in China.Articles on column on chronic and non-communicable disease risk factors in Uighur population,analysis based on the investigation results of Uygur population health status in the Kashi area of Xinjiang of China and similar domestic and foreign studies showed that the health data in different countries are different.The differences in health related data exist in different ethnic groups even in same country or same ethnic group in different areas.Only by fully understanding the differences in disease and related factors among different ethnic groups,developing individualized health indicators and conducting targeted intervention,the goal of health for all can be achieved.
7.Rapid screening and quality evaluation for the harmful substance 5-hydroxymethyl furfural in commercially available traditional Chinese medicine injection using LC-MS/MS method.
Qingce ZANG ; Jingjing HE ; Jinfa BAI ; Yajie ZHENG ; Ruiping ZHANG ; Tiegang LI ; Zhonghua WANG ; Jiuming HE ; Zeper ABLIZ
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2013;48(11):1705-9
To screen the harmful substance 5-hydroxymethyl furfural content in commercially available traditional Chinese medicine injection which are commonly used, and to preliminarily evaluate the quality of these injections, 5-hydroxymethyl furfural was taken as an index. The contents of 5-hydroxymethyl furfural in 56 samples which consist of 23 kinds of traditional Chinese medicine injections and glucose injection were determined using LC-MS/MS, and 5-hydroxymethyl furfural was detected in 52 of these samples. The minimal content was 0.0038 microg x L(-1) and the maximum content was 1420 microg x mL(-1). The contents of 5-hydroxymethyl furfural were significantly different in traditional Chinese medicine injection which came from different kinds, manufacturers or batches. The results showed the quality difference of commercially available traditional Chinese medicine injection is significant taking 5-hydroxymethyl furfural content as assessment index. More attention should be paid to the safety of 5-hydroxymethyl furfural in traditional Chinese medicine injection, and unified limitation standard should be set to improve medication safety of traditional Chinese medicine injection.
8. Be alert to superposed effect of seasonal influenza while fighting against novel coronavirus pneumonia
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2020;54(0):E002-E002
The novel coronavirus pneumonia (NCP) continues to spread throughout the country, and the prevention and control of the epidemic has entered a critical period. However, southern cities with severe outbreaks are about to enter the seasonal influenza season. We should strengthen the epidemiological investigation, optimize the laboratory testing strategy, take effective measures, strengthen the prevention and control of influenza epidemic, and minimize the interference to the new coronavirus epidemic.
9.Laboratory confirmation of an outbreak of respiratory infectious disease caused by human adenovirus 3 in Beijing
Lin ZOU ; Xiang GAO ; Jianguo WANG ; Chong ZHANG ; Ling TONG ; Lili YANG ; Yanna YANG ; Yanchun WANG ; Hongjun LI ; Tiegang ZHANG ; Guofeng ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2020;40(5):355-358
Objective:To confirm the possible pathogen causing an outbreak of respiratory infectious disease in Beijing.Methods:Oropharyngeal swabs were collected from 14 cases with fever and detected by RT-PCR for respiratory viruses and bacteria. For specimens positive for adenoviruses, Fiber, Hexon and Penton gene fragments were amplified with specific primers and sequenced. BLAST and phylogenetic tree were used for sequence analysis.Results:All of the 14 specimens were adenovirus-positive. BLAST analysis of the sequences of Fiber, hexon and Penton genes showed that the 14 cases were all caused by adenovirus 3. The phylogenic tree analysis indicated that this adenovirus was closely related to an adenovirus of 3a51 genotype (GenBank No: KF268123) isolated in the USA in 2007.Conclusions:Human adenovirus genotype 3a51 caused this outbreak of respiratory infectious disease in Beijing.
10.Antiviral activity determination of recombinant equine interferon-gamma and identification inhibited antiviral activity of monoclonal antibodies.
Yu BAI ; Weiye CHEN ; Tiegang TONG ; Weijun ZHANG ; Shulan XU ; Qun WANG ; Qingge SUN ; Guangliang LIU ; Zhigao BU ; Donglai WU
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2008;24(7):1258-1262
Equine interferon-gamma (eIFN-gamma) expressed both in E. coli and baculovirus were evaluated for antiviral activity against recombinant Vesicular Stomatits Virus expressing green fluorescence protein (rVSV-GFP) in EFK-78 cells. The assays were conducted in 96-well plate. Virus infectivity was measured by quantifying GFP-positive cells, instead of quantifying the CPE reduction. Prior to infection of EFK-78 cells with rVSV-GFP, the cells were incubated with eIFN-gamma. The GFP expression in the EFK-78 cells dramatically decreased in the cells treated with eIFN-gamma in a dose-dependent manner, comparing with the mock-treated cells. The titers of antiviral activity were 1 x 10(3) AU/mL and 1 x 10(5) AU/mL of eIFN-gamma expressed from E. coli and baculovirus, respectively. The antiviral activities of the recombinant eIFN-gamma were highly efficient and specific, as it was blocked by mAbs against eIFN-gamma.
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