1.Incidence of healthcare-associated infection in a large teaching hospital occurred at different seasons in 4 consecutive years
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2015;(10):691-693
Objective To investigate the relationship between occurrence of healthcare-associated infection (HAI)and seasonal change,so as to provide the basis for seasonal HAI prevention and control.Methods The occurrence of HAI among inpatients in a hospital between 2010 and 2013 was analyzed retrospectively.Results Of 303 371 patients,10 376 developed 12 919 cases of HAI,the incidence of HAI was 3.42%,infection case incidence was 4.26%.The highest inci-dence of HAI occurred in the fourth quarter(3.76%)and lowest in the second quarter (3.20%)(P <0.01);the main HAI site was lower respiratory tract (39.79%),followed by upper respiratory tract (13.17%),blood stream (10.39%), surgical site (8.60%),and urinary tract (7.91%).Patients in the following departments were with HAI rates of >5%:intensive care unit(ICU,24.61%),hematology(17.47%),rehabilitation(13.16%),neurosurgery(9.27%),infectious diseases (9.17%),cardiothoracic surgery(7.67%),and hepatobiliary surgery(5.13%),the main HAI sites in patients in ICU,department of neurosurgery were lower respiratory tract,blood stream,and urinary tract.Conclusion The occu-rrence of HAI is closely related with seasonal change,appropriate control measures should be taken according to seasonal change and sites of high HAI rates,so as to reduce the occurrence of HAI.
2.Methods for Components in Chlorine Dioxide Disinfectant
Li-Ping HE ; Ting-Ting BO ; Wei ZHAN ;
Journal of Environment and Health 2007;0(09):-
Objective In order to evaluate the quality and performance of chlorine dioxide disinfectant,it is necessary to develop a set of methods to determine the components in chlorine dioxide disinfectant.Methods Iodometry,malonic acid iodometry,improved malonic acid iodometry and five-step iodometry were employed to determine the components including ClO_2, Cl_2,ClO_2~-,and ClO_3~-in chlorine dioxide disinfectant,the advantages and disadvantages of the test methods were compared.Results Using iodometry,the liquid stabilized chlorine dioxide products activated by hydrochloric acid,the content of ClO_2 was 20.23 mg/ml that was accord with the content which was marked in the product label.Using malonic acid iodometriy,the liquid stabilized chlorine dioxide contents of ClO_2 was 19.99 mg/ml,Cl_2 was 0.35 mg/ml,in which a little chlorine was detected.Using improved malonate iodometry and five-step iodometry,the activation rates of the liquid stabilized chlorine dioxide products were 88.0% and 75.6% respectively,ClO_2 and ClO_2~-in the liquid stabilized chlorine dioxide products could be distinguished.Conclusion Active chlorine dioxide and residual ClO_2~-can be detected by using iodometriy and improved malonic acid iodometry,but iodometriy and malonic acid iodometry can not.
3.Effects of fenofibrate and pioglitazone on expressions of intracellular signaling molecules in pancreatic islet of high-fat diet-fed rats
Ting FENG ; Bo YANG ; Haoming TIAN
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 2008;24(4):416-419
Objective To observe the effects of fenofibrate and pioglitazone on the expressions of PPAR- α, PPAR-γ, and intracellular signaling molecules in pancreatic islets of obese rats induced by high-fat diets. Methods SD obese rat models were established with high-fat diet, and 40 male rats were assigned to 4 groups including high-fat diet (HF group), high-fat diet with fenofibrate (FF group), pioglitazone (FP group) treatment, and control rats with normal diet (NC group). After 8 weeks intervention, immunohistochemistry was performed to evaluate the expressions of various proteins in islets; At the same time, islets mass were scored in tissue slides. Results Islets mass enlarged in HF group. The compositions of islet cells were the same as the control. The expression of insulin was lower in HF group than the control, but after using pioglitazone, less islets mass and more insulin expression were found in FP group. Compared with the control group, expressions of PPAR-α, PPAR-γ protein were reduced in HF group, and the expression of PPAR-α protein increased in FF group, and the expression of PPAR-γ protein was increased in FP group. The levels of NF-кB, p38 mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK), ERK1 proteins increased significantly in HF group, the expressions of NF-кB, p38 MAPK decreased in FF and FP groups, and the level of ERK1 decreased only in FP group, the protein level of I-кB showed no difference among control, HF group, and FF groups. Conclusion Fenofibrate and pioglitazone may partially protect islet cells function and improve survival by correcting the disturbance of intracellular signaling molecules.
4.Effect of low-dose radiation on ocular lens of radiation workers: Meta-analysis
Jing JIANG ; Ting KONG ; Bo HUANG ; Pingkun ZHOU ; Weiqing RANG
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2013;33(6):640-644
Objective To comprehensively analyze the effect of low-dose radiation on the lens of the eye of radiation workers.Methods The papers dealing with the relationship between occupational radiation exposure and the lens of the eye were collected by retrieving documents of the domestic and foreign medical information databases with references to other papers.There were 28 papers finalized with 17 608 workers included in the Meta-analysis.Stata12.0 was used for Meta-analysis,Q-test and I2 statistic for heterogeneity test,and funnel regression method,Begg's rank method and Egger's regression method for publication bias.Results The pooling odds ratio (OR) opacity in radiation workers were 2.51 (2.01,3.13),4.03 (2.77,5.85),respectively.Conclusions Low-dose radiation may lead to negative impact on ocular lens under the current occupational protection conditions.The proportion of posterior subcapsular opacity in radiation-related cataract is higher than that in age-related cataract.It is important to strengthen radiation protection of ocular lens.
5.The clinical observation of two minimally invasive interventions for patients with hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage
Yan MA ; Ting JANG ; Chujuan LIU ; Bo XIAO
Journal of Chinese Physician 2011;13(5):634-637
Objective Soft and hard channel minimally invasive interventions for patients with hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage have been used for many years. A retrospective study was performed to evaluate the superiority of these two methods. Methods 122 patients with hypertensive intracerebral hemorrhage were included in this retrospective study, 64 cases in soft channel group and 58 cases in hard channel group. The clinical effects were compared; catheter retention time and complications of the minimally invasive surgery were also observed in these two groups. Results In soft channel group, NIHSS before the treatment was 18.05±7.77, and NIHSS after the treatment was 7.57±4.68. The mortality was 17.19%. The catheter retention time in hematoma puncture was (4.35±1.56)days, and the catheter retention time in ventricle puncture was (7.67±2.37)days. There were 4 cases of rebleeding and 3 cases of intracranial infection. In hard channel group, NIHSS before the treatment was 18.38±9.02, and NIHSS after the treatment was 8.02±4.84. The mortality was 20.69%. The catheter retention time in hematoma puncture was (4.07±1.49)days, and the catheter retention time in ventricle puncture was (8.17±2.55)days. There were 9 cases of rebleeding and 2 cases of intracranial infection. The differences were not statistically significant (P>0.05). Conclusions Soft and hard channel minimally invasive interventions of hypertensive cerebral hemorrhage have the same clinical value.
6.Differences of the molecular phenotypes and the histogenesis between dermatofibroma and dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans
Yan XIONG ; Hua GUO ; Shuang ZHANG ; Bo ZHANG ; Ting LI
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2003;0(04):-
Objective:To explore the histogenesis and differentiation of dermatofibroma (DF) and dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP). Methods: Clinical information and microscopic characteristics of 26 cases of DF and 26 cases of DFSP were investigated. The immunohistochemical study was performed on microarray sections by a panel of antibodies including FactorⅩⅢa, HLA-DR, CD34, CD14, S-100, MSA, and Ki67. Probe was labeled by in vitro transcription. The mRNA expression levels of TGF-? and bFGF were investigated by in situ hybridization. Results: All cases showed positive for Factor ⅩⅢa,HLA-DR and CD34 to different extent. The medians of positive rates in DF were FactorⅩⅢa 90%, HLA-DR 70%, and CD34 5%, and in DFSP were FactorⅩⅢa 10%, HLA-DR 5%, and CD34 80%. CD14 was positive in 3 cases of DF and 1 case of DFSP. S-100 was positive in 6 cases of DFSP and 2 cases of DF. MSA was positive in 5 cases of DFSP and 3 cases of DF. In all cases, positive rate of Ki67 was less than 5%. The mRNA expression levels of TGF-? was elevated in DF in comparison with DFSP. Conclusion: Both DF and DFSP can differentiate to dendritic cells (DC) in different degree. Considering the character of microscopic features and immunohistochemical phenotype, cells of DF are much similar to mature DC, while those of DFSP much similar to immature dermal reserve cell (DRC). The differences of cell differentiation between DF and DFSP result in different prognosis. DF is a benign tumor, while DFSP a low grade malignant tumor. The different expression of FactorⅩⅢa and CD34 may be helpful to differential diagnosis of DF and DFSP.
7.Determination of Trace Silver in Drinking Water by Differential Potentiometric Stripping Analysis
Bo-Dong SHANG ; Yao-Ting ZHANG ; Yi LUO ;
Journal of Environment and Health 1992;0(04):-
Objective To establish a rapid method having great capability for enrichment and anti-interference, higher sensitivity and good precision for determination of trace silver in drinking water. Methods The conditions of determination such as the definition of peak potentials, the selection of auxiliary electrolytes, the selection of kind and amount of oxidants and anti-interference test were carried out by MP-1 potentiometer using glass-carbon electrode. Results The lowest detection limit, average recorery rate and average relative standard deviation were 0.004 ug/ml, 100.3% and 2.73% respectively. Conclusion This method was suitable for determination of trace silver in drinking water.
8.Application of ATP bioluminescence assay in surveillance of terminal disinfection of effects
Ting JIANG ; Ying JIANG ; Lu GAN ; Hao WU ; Bo ZHANG
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2015;(14):1961-1962
Objective To summarize the application of ATP bioluminescence assay in surveillance of terminal disinfection of effects ,so as to provide the basis for intervention of disinfected effects .Methods ATP bioluminescence assay were employed to randomly test the surfaces of operating objects in therapeutic rooms and beside tables in wards ,total 144 object surfaces ,of each clinical departments in the whole hospital .The values of ATP bioluminescence assay were read on‐site ,0-250 RLU was recognized as qualification ,while disqualification when >250 RLU .The disqualified object surfaces were performed on‐site intervention that all of them were re‐disinfected ,the results were compared .Results Both the surfaces of operating objects and beside tables were dis‐qualified before disinfection ,and the values of ATP bioluminescence assay were 780 ± 10 .34 RL and 853 ± 13 .29 RLU respectively . The pass rates of ATP bioluminescence assay was 61 .97% of operating surfaces and 79 .45% of beside table surfaces the first dis‐infection .The disqualified sites were retested following on‐site intervention .The values of ATP bioluminescence assay were 431 .02 ± 0 .53 before intervention and 1 .43 ± 0 .59 after intervention ,and the difference was statistically significant .Conclusion ATP bi‐oluminescence assay can get more immediately ,simple and timesaving in evaluating the effect of disinfection and estimate the effi‐ciency of disinfection timely ,which can also provide the scientific basis on on‐site intervention so as to improve the execution power of hospital infection management .
9.Posterior laminectomy for thoracolumbar fracture and spinal cord compression:a follow-up on Cobb’s angle and vertebral height
Jun LI ; Yongsheng WANG ; Ting FENG ; Bo WANG ; Jianzhao QIU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2016;20(22):3249-3254
BACKGROUND:Due to special physiological and anatomical location, stability of the spine is very complicated during thoracolumbar fractures. It is difficult to identify the stability of the spine. It should be based on their individual circumstances, to explore more effective internal fixation repair method.
OBJECTIVE:To explore the Cobb’s angle and vertebral height of patients with thoracolumbar fracture and spinal cord compression treated with posterior laminectomy and screw fixation, and compared with anterior laminectomy.
METHODS:One hundred patients with thoracolumbar fracture and spinal cord compression, who were treated in the Panyu District Central Hospital from January 2013 to November 2014, were enroled in this study. The patients were equaly and randomly divided into posterior laminectomy fixation group and anterior laminectomy fixation group. Tactile and sports of American Spinal Injury Association scores, Cobb’s angle and vertebral height were assessed before treatment and 1 month after treatment, and fixation effects were compared between the twogroups.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:(1) No significant difference in each index was detected between the two groups preoperatively (P> 0.05). (2) Tactile and sports of American Spinal Injury Association scores, Cobb’s angle and vertebral height were better in the posterior laminectomy fixation group than in the anterior laminectomy fixation group at 1 month postoperatively (P< 0.05). (3) These findings indicated that compared with the anterior laminectomy fixation, posterior laminectomy fixation for thoracolumbar fracture combined with spinal cord compression obtained better outcomes, and could obviously relieve spinal cord compression. Posterior laminectomy fixation isasafe and effective treatment method for thoracolumbar fracture and spinal cord compression.
10.Inhibitory effect of chlorogenic acid on senescence of human skin fibroblasts
Ting CHEN ; Zhimao JIANG ; Bo YU ; Gang MA
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2015;(12):849-852
[Abstract ] Objective To evaluate the inhibitory effect of chlorogenic acid on senescence of human skin fibroblasts (HSFs). Methods Fibroblasts isolated from human foreskin were treated with 1 mmol/L glyoxal in vitro to develop a model for cellular senescence. In order to select effective concentrations of chlorogenic acid, some HSFs were treated with 1 mmol/L glyoxal alone or in combination with chlorogenic acid at different concentrations (5, 10, 20, 40, 80 μmol/L)for 3 days, with those receiving no treatment serving as the blank control group. Then, methyl thiazolyl tetrazolium (MTT)assay was performed to evaluate the proliferative activity of HSFs. Some HSFs were divided into 5 groups to be cultured alone(blank control group), or treated with 1 mmol/L glyoxal(glyoxal group)or the combination of 1 mmol/L glyoxal and chlorogenic acid at effective concentrations of 10, 20 and 40 μmol/L (glyoxal + chlorogenic acid groups). Senescence associated β-galactosidase (SA-β-gal)staining and real-time fluorescence-based quantitative PCR were conducted to determine the percentage of senescent cells and expression level of p16INK4a mRNA respectively. Statistical analysis was carried out by one-way analysis of variance followed by the least significant difference(LSD)-t test. Results Compared with the blank control group, the glyoxal group showed significantly decreased cellular proliferative activity of HSFs (55.65% ± 2.00% vs. 100% ± 6.90%, P < 0.01), while chlorogenic acid increased the proliferative activity of HSFs in a dose-dependent manner, and the increase reached a peak at 40 μmol/L. Concretely speaking, the glyoxal + 10-, 20-, 40-, 80-μmol/L chlorogenic acid groups all significantly differed from the glyoxal group in cellular proliferative activity (60.75% ± 1.32%, 67.65% ± 1.90%, 75.71% ± 3.25% and 75.69% ± 2.38% vs. 55.65%± 2.00%, all P < 0.05), but no significant difference was observed between the glyoxal group and glyoxal + 5-μmol/L chlorogenic acid group or between the glyoxal + 40-μmol/L chlorogenic acid group and glyoxal + 80-μmol/L chlorogenic acid group (both P > 0.05). Therefore, 10 - 40 μmol/L was selected as the effective concentrations of chlorogenic acid. The glyoxal group showed significant increases in the percentage of senescent (SA-β-gal-positive)cells (35.65% ± 2.24% vs. 13.00% ± 2.22%, P < 0.01)and expression level of p16INK4a mRNA (2-ΔΔCt: 1.00 ± 0.06 vs. 0.26 ± 0.05, P <0.01)compared with the blank control group, while the glyoxal + 10-, 20-, 40-μmol/L chlorogenic acid groups showed significantly decreased percentage of senescent cells (31.50% ± 2.13% , 22.31% ± 3.11% and 19.32% ± 3.01%respectively)and expression level of p16INK4a mRNA (2-ΔΔCt: 0.88 ± 0.08, 0.73 ± 0.06 and 0.68 ± 0.04 respectively) compared with the glyoxal group (all P < 0.05). Additionally, the percentage of senescent cells decreased with the increase in chlorogenic acid concentrations in the glyoxal + chlorogenic acid groups. Conclusion Chlorogenic acid can protect HSFs from glyoxal-induced senescence.