1.The Use of Fluoxetine in Neurologic Disease
Herald of Medicine 2001;(2):96-97
Objective:To introduce the use of fluoxetine in neurologic disease,especially in epilepsy.Method:We used fluoxetine as a supplement antiepileptic drug in 25 patients who couldnt be controlled yet by routine antiepileptics. A long term follow-up with these cases was carried out.Results:Most patients got better outcome.Conclusion:Fluoxetine would be an important supplement antiepileptic drug and have value for further clinical and experimental research.
2.Determination of Vancomycin and Norvancomycin in human serum by HPLC
Chinese Journal of Biochemical Pharmaceutics 2015;(11):172-174
Objective To establish HPLC method for fast, effective, simultaneous determination of Vancomycin and Norvancomycin in serum. Methods The separation was achieved on the Hypersil ODS2(250 mm ×4.6 mm,5μm)with methanol-acetonitrile-a mixture of potassium phosphate (9.5:2.5:88) as the mobile phase.The flow rate was 1.0 mL/min.The UV detecting wavelength was 280 nm.The temperature of the column was 35 ℃. Vancomycin and Norvancomycin were used as the internal standard for each other .Results Vancomycin and Norvancomycin blood concentration were in well linearity in the range of 1.25-100μg/mL,R2 =0.9996.The average method recovery rate of three concentrations were 96.88%,99.50%,105.01%respectively, the average method recovery rate of three concentrations were 94.40%,103.90,103.81%respectively, the intra-day and inter-day RSD were less than 5%.Conclusion The HPLC method is proved to be simple,sensitive, accurate and precise in which little blood sample is taken, thus it is suitable for the therapeutic drug monitoring(TDM) and pharmacokinetic study of Vancomycin and Norvancomycin.
4.Economic analysis of emergency endoscopy in the diagnosis and treatment of massive upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2009;16(6):969-970
Objective To value of economic with emergency endoscopy in the diagnosis and treatment of massive upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage. Methods I00 patients with upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage were ran-domly divided into emergency endoscopy group (group A) 48 cases and non emergency endoscopy group (group B) 52 cases. Then the correct diagnosis rates, rebleeding rates, complication rates, mean hospitalization days, the en-doscopy costs, the blood transfusion costs, the drugs costs and the total hospitalization costs of two groups were evalu-ated and the cost effect ratio (C/E) was calculated. Results Thecorrect diagnosis rates in A group (100. 0%) were higher than the B group(90. 2%)(x2 =4.01,P <0. 05) ;The endoscopy costs of group A (714. 78±263.54) yuan were higher than the group B (383.57 ±251.72) yuan(t = 2. 778, P < 0. 01) ; Rebleeding A group (6. 7%) were sig-nificantly lower than B group(26. 8%) (x2 = 4. 13 ,P < 0. 05) ; The total hospitalization costs in group A (2785.76 ± 353.26) yuan were lower than group B (3527. 76 ± 555.62) yuan (t = 2. 898, P < 0. 01) ; The C/E of group A (2785.76) yuan per patient were lower than the group B(3527.76) yuan per patient (t = 2. 239 ,P < 0. 01). Con-dusion Emergency endoscopy is economical in the diagnosis and treatment of massive upper gastrointestinal hereof-rhea.
5.Clinical analysis for the characters detected by gastric endoscopy in patients with hepatocirrhosis complicated with upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2009;16(5):773-775
Objective To analyze the relationship between the varicosity of esophagus and portal hypertensive gastropathy(PHC) in patients with upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage of hepatocirrhosis. Methods The damage degree of esophageal varicosity was divided into four grades and the PHG were divided into three groups according to the McCormack standards by emergency gastric endoscopy. Results Among 200 patients with upper gastrointestinal hemorrhage,100 cases(50. 0%) were caused by esophageal varicosity explosion and 44 cases(22. 2% ) were induced by PHG,38 cases (19. 0%) were due to gastric ulcer, 18 cases (9. 0%) were duo to other causes. Comparison between etiology and liver function of A-class(except for other reasons group) were significantly different(X2 =4. 23 ,X2 =4. 15 ,X2 =4. 18,X2 =4. 07,P<0. 05 ;X2 =6. 83 ,X2 =7. 01 ,P<0. 01 ) ;The portal vein diameter>1.5cm bleeding incidence(32. 5% ) were significantly higher than the diameter<1. 1cm bleeding incidence( 12. 5% ) (X2 =4. 73 ,P <0. 05 ) ;The degree of PHG in severe esophageal varices (55. 6% ) were significantly higher than the mild esophageal varices( 11.1% )( X2 = 7.73, P<0. 01 ). The correlation between PHG degree and esophagus varicosity were positive related(r=0.455,X2 = 4.01,P<0.05). Conclusion The esophageal varicosity explosion and PHG are two major factors to cause hepatocirrhosis complicated with upper gastrointestinal hemorrhagein. The more severe the damage degree of esophageal varicosity is,the higher incidence and the more severe the PHG will be.
6.The marital status of male patients with breast cancer
Modern Clinical Nursing 2013;(8):22-23
Objective To investigate the marital status of male patients with breast cancer.Method Kansas marital satisfaction scale(KMS)was used in the investigation among 42 male patients with breast cancer.Results KMS score was (15.08±3.38),similar to the scores on normal model.More than 70% of them were satisfied with their spouses and marital relationship.Conclusions Male patients with breast cancer are satisfied with their marital status after surgery.Enhanced education on the disease knowledge to the patients and their families are important for their marital status.
7.Major causes of diabetes in ancient literatures
China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy 2005;0(10):-
In this article,the author analyzes the major causes of diabetes at large.They can be divided into deficiency of yin,weakness of five zang organs,improper diet,intemperance in sexual life,metal stimulation,emotional stress,attack by six climate exopathogens,disoperation by toxin and pathogen,over-taken powder,transformation into dryness and damage to fluids and so on.This article offers some valuable clinical bases for the study of this kind of disease.
8.The ocular fundus manifestations of Lyme disease in Fujian
Ophthalmology in China 1994;0(02):-
This paper reported 15 cases of Lyme diseases including central serous choroiretinopathy 11 cases, optic neuritis 2 cases, Neuroretinitis 1 case, optic atrophy secondary by papilladema 1 case. The authors suggested that serological test of Lyme disease should be taken routinely in ocular disease, especially in epidemic areas. The ophthalmic sign of Lyme disease may be differ in different areas.
9.Applying DRGs in medical quality management of the attending physician group
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2015;(7):516-519
With performance evaluation management as the stepping stone,the hospital joined the DRGs with the attending in-charge method by means of enforcing the attending in charge practice,DRGs knowledge training,and identifying problems with DRGs grouped data of the attending physician group, in an effort to explore new methods of medical quality control.Two years of practice provide tools of quality control to strengthen the hospital’s fine management.At the same time,it should also be noticed that DRGs merely diversify management means,as the content and form of which still need to constantly be improved in the course.
10.Theoretical model of stress response to critical incidents
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2006;10(2):164-166
BACKGROUND: Critical incidents are natural and man-made disasters arising suddenly, which are beyond the ability of the individuals to resist or control. In the situation of stress, individuals feel stuck, and are unable to control the situation.OBJECTIVE: To confirm the assessment model of stress response to critical events and the interventional effect of social support, general self-efficacy and coping efficacy.DESIGN: A randomized sampling, questionnaire-based investigation.PARTICIPANTS: We selected 1016 college students of 17 provinces or cities including Beijing, Guangzhou, Hefei, Jilin, Jiangsu, Jiangxi , Liaoning, Sichuan, Inner Mongolia, Shandong , Shanghai, Hebei, Tianjin,Wuhan, Zhejiang , Chongqing and so on as subjects. Totally 708 college students selected from the above regions received the same survey one year later.METHODS: Depression and anxiety state of the subjects were investigated with Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale (CESD)and Anxiety Inventory (SAS) during SARS. Social support condition was investigated with Social Support Rating Scale, authorized by Xiao Shuiyuan. Related items were amended considering used among college students. The subscale was integrated into 3 subscales including group-support, friend-support and social support utilization. One year later, stress response to SARS was investigated again with self-made coping efficacy scale, self-esteem scale and self-efficacy scale and SARS Stress Response Questionnaire, which included 13 items measuring the students in three aspects: cognitive evaluation to SARS epidemic, such as "I believe human beings can conquer SARS in the end"; panic to SARS, like "worrying about SARS sweats me and makes me feel shiver sometimes"; and defense response to SARS, as "In order to prevent SARS, I have to wear respirator in the public". As far as cognitive, panic emotion and defense behaviors were concerned. The coping efficacy developed by the author covered 18items, such as "I'm afraid that I can not deal with things", "I have enough confidence to conquer any difficulty", and namely as friability, confidence and intelligence.RESULTS: ① The two investigated results were compared through assessment of covariation. There was a significant difference in cognitive condition, panic emotion and defense behavior; that was to say, the stress response to SARS had been obviously relieved . ② Social support and SARS stress response model x2=8.654,df=4,P=0.07;criterion fit index NFI= 1, RFI =0.997 and IFI =1, RMSEA=0.034. ③self-efficacy confirmative factor analysis showed the following: x2=0.536,df=2,P=0.765;x2/df=0.268, NFI=1, RFI=1, IFI=1 and CFI=1, RMSEA=0.000. ④The discriminating and convergent validity of coping efficacy questionnaire was as follows. The coefficient was 0.633 with general efficacy questionnaire, 0.530 with self-respect (SES), 0.481 with CESD, 0.387 with anxiety (SAS), and -0.003 with living events. ⑤ A structural equation model about general self-efficacy, coping efficacy and SARS stress response was established: x2 =2.722 df=3, P=0.437; NFI=1, RFI=0.999,IFI=1, CFI=1, RMSEA=0.068. The model fitted well. According to the data, coping efficacy affected SARS stress response negatively (the coefficient was -0.59)CONCLUSION: ① The three-dimensional assessment model assessed the stress response to critical incidents including cognitive adjustment, emotional response and behavioral tendency. The three-dimensional model stood the test while assessing SARS stress response. Compared with the assessment of emotional disorders, such as depression and anxiety, the model was more sensitive. ②Social support played a vital role in the stress response to critical incidents as a buffer or a regulator. It showed more influence on emotional disorders than on SARS stress response. ③Coping efficacy was a measurable intervening variable, which deserves more attention to in the stress response to critical incidents. Compared with general self-efficacy, coping efficacy had a greater intervening effect on SARS stress response.