1.Combined endoscopic treatment for postoperative refractory residual gallstones
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;10(1):58-60
Objective To explore a new way of treating refractory residual gallstones by endoscopy. Methods Choledochfiberscope(CHF) combined with air pressure ballistic lithoclast(APBL) under ureterscopy were used on 28 cases of large or impacted residual gallstones. Results All refractory stones were crushed and extracted completely in 1-3 times, including sufficient once in 16, twice in 10 and thrice in 2. No severe complications were occurred in this series. Conclusions This procedure is a safe, effective, simplicity, less complication and no heat injury methods. It is proved to be a new way of treating refractory residual gallstones, especially for large or impacted lithiasis. It is worthy for clinical application widely in the future.
2.Combined endoscopic treatment for postoperative refractory residual gallstones
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1993;0(01):-
Objective To explore a new way of treating refractory residual gallstones by endoscopy. Methods Choledochfiberscope(CHF) combined with air pressure ballistic lithoclast(APBL) under ureterscopy were used on 28 cases of large or impacted residual gallstones. Results All refractory stones were crushed and extracted completely in 1 3 times, including sufficient once in 16, twice in 10 and thrice in 2. No severe complications were occurred in this series. Conclusions This procedure is a safe, effective, simplicity, less complication and no heat injury methods. It is proved to be a new way of treating refractory residual gallstones, especially for large or impacted lithiasis. It is worthy for clinical application widely in the future.
3.THE EXPRESSION OF TrkA AND ChAT IN THE BASAL NUCLEUS OF MEYNERT IN RATS OF DIFFERENT AGE
Weijun CAI ; Xiaohua DENG ; Xuegang LUO
Chinese Journal of Neuroanatomy 2000;16(3):234-238
The distribution of TrkA and the postnatal development(PD) of TrkA and ChAT-immunoreactive(-IR) neurons andthe relation between them in the basal nucleus of Meynert of rats were studied with immunohistochemical method. The number,mean profile areas and grey degree of TrkA-IR and ChAT-IR neurons were examined with image analyser. The data revealed thatTrkA-IR neurons were localized in the basal forebrain of rats. TrkA immunostaining was present at PDI, but ChAT was not.ChAT immunostaining was present at PD5. Most densely stained TrkA and ChAT neuronal bodies and fibers were present atPD20, the mean grey degrees of TrkA-IR and ChAT-IR neuronal profiles reached its peak. Both TrkA and ChAT neurons beganto cline at PD30 and maintained a relatively higher level in the adult. However, during aging both TrkA and ChAT-IR neuronsatrophy and became smaller than that in the adult. The number of TrkA-IR and ChAT-IR neurons were decreased by 41.38% and 51.61%; the mean profile areas decreased by 15.7% and 12.8%; and the mean grey degrees by 29.9% and 9.9%, respec-tively. The mean profile areas of TrkA-IR and ChAT-IR neurons from PD5 to aged rats were positively correlated. The resultsindicated that the expression of TrkA was earlier than ChAT. The expression of TrkA and ChAT followed a very similar tempo-ral pattern in the basal nucleus of Meynert from PD5 to aged rats, suggesting that TrkA might participate the regulation ofChAT-IR neuronal development, differentiation, maturation, and ageing. The down-regulation of TrkA and ChAT of aged ratsis associated with neuronal atrophy and loss and may contribute to the pronounced vulnerability of these neurons to degenerationin aging animals and Alzheimer's disease.
4.Progress on tissue engineered trachea research
Wanpeng WANG ; Hongcan SHI ; Weijun DENG
International Journal of Surgery 2009;36(4):258-261
Resection of the trachea for more than half of its length requires implantation of an artificial trachea to allow safe reconstruction. The article introduced the recent progress on tissue engineered trachea.The problems encountered in this field and the study direction in the future are also mentioned.
5.Effects of Electrolyte on the Stability of Neonatal Parenteral Nutrition
Shurong DENG ; Liuhong ZHANG ; Lina YAN ; Weijun JIN
China Pharmacy 2015;(25):3493-3495
OBJECTIVE:To study the effects of electrolyte on the stability of the neonatal parenteral nutrition. METHODS:Under room temperature(25 ℃),the neonatal parenteral nutrition containing only monovalent or bivalent ion electrolyte(10% So-dium chloride injection,10% Potassium chloride injection,25% Magnesium sulfate injection,and Calcium gluconate injection) and containing both monovalent and bivalent ion electrolyte were investigated by the change of appearance to determine the pH val-ue,insoluble particles and the size and distribution (polydispersity index,PDI) within 24 h. RESULTS:The pH of the nutrition with electrolyte was over 5 and also met the quality requirements;there were no precipitate,flocculation and discoloration in the appearance;the neonatal parenteral nutrition containing only monovalent ion electrolyte appeared a small amount of hanging wall phenomenon for 24 h,but did not appear demulsification phenomenon;the neonatal parenteral nutrition containing only bivalent ion electrolyte appeared a small amount of hanging wall phenomenon and demulsification phenomenon for 24 h;the neonatal paren-teral nutrition containing both monovalent and bivalent ion electrolyte appeared a small amount of hanging wall phenomenon and de-mulsification phenomenon for 12 h and the hanging wall phenomenon was more obvious for 24 h. Meanwhile,a size bigger than 5μm microns and particle size bigger than 25 μm microns of insoluble particles appeared,and both the average particle size and PDI value were higher than those in the previous two situations(P<0.05). CONCLUSIONS:As more and more monovalent and biva-lent ion electrolyte being added into the neonatal parenteral nutrition,especially divalent ion electrolyte,the stability of the neona-tal parenteral nutrition decreases,which behaves as a phenomenon that the size of grains and the number of insoluble particles in-crease.
6.Reformation and exploration of teaching model for clinical medicine speciality
Tiebin LIU ; Weijun LIANG ; Wenyan DENG ; Xiaohua FU
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2003;0(02):-
This paper introduces reformation of course system for five-year clinical medicine specialty in three aspects: orientation of course arrangement ,basic structure and major features of new teaching model. By adjusting the teaching plan and setting up new course system optimally, we have made an active attempt on new teaching model for bringing up high-quality medical talent.
7.THE EXPRESSION OF TrkA AND ChAT IN NEURONS OF THE HORIZONTAL LIMB OF DIAGONAL BAND OF DIFFERENTLY AGED RATS──AN IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL STUDY
Xiaohua DENG ; Weijun CAI ; Miao WANG ; Xuegang LUO
Acta Anatomica Sinica 1953;0(01):-
Objective To investigate the postnatal developmental rule of TrkA and ChAT\|immunoreactive(ChAT\|ir) neurons and the relationship between TrkA and ChAT\|ir neurons in the horizontal limb of diagonal band(HDB) of rats. Methods Immunohistochemistry technique combined with image analyser were used. Results TrkA and ChAT\|ir neurons localized in the neurons of basal forebrain of rats. TrkA immunostaining was present at postnatal day 1(PD1), but ChAT immunostaining was present at PD5 Most densely stained TrkA and ChAT neuronal bodies and fibers were present at PD20, while the mean grey degrees of TrkA and ChAT\|ir neurons reached to the peak. Both TrkA and ChAT began to decline at PD30 and maintain a relatively higher level in the adult. However, during aging both TrkA and ChAT\|ir neurons atrophied and became smaller than that of adult. The number of TrkA and ChAT\|ir neurons decreased 39 8% and 33 3%;the mean areas 15 7% and 12 8%; the mean grey degree values were 29 9% and 9 9%, respectively. The mean areas, grey degrees and numbers of TrkA and ChAT\|ir neurons from PD5 to aged rats had positive correlation. Conclusion The results indicate that the expression of TrkA was earlier than ChAT. The expression of TrkA and ChAT followed a very similar temporal pattern in HDB from PD5 to aged rats, suggesting that TrkA may participate in the regulation of ChAT\|ir neuronal development, differentiation, maturation and aging. The down\|regulation of TrkA and ChAT of aged rats is associated with neuronal atrophy and loss and may contribute to the pronounced vulnerability of these neurons to degeneration in aging animals and Alzheimer disease.\;
8.Establishing a predictive model for aspirin resistance in aging male with coronary heart disease
Weijun HAO ; Jian CAO ; Linggen GAO ; Jianhua LI ; Xinli DENG ; Yufa SUN ; Li FAN
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2016;35(4):365-370
Objective To quantify the risk factors for aspirin resistance so as to increase the prognosis for risk of coronary heart disease,and to establish a predictive model for aspirin resistance in order to guide the clinical anti-platelet therapy.Methods A total of 938 elderly male patients with stable coronary heart disease (CHD) receiving oral aspirin therapy (>75 mg/d) over 2 months were included in this study.Their clinical data were collected.Logistic regression analysis was performed to establish a predictive model and risk score for aspirin resistance.Hosmer Lemeshow (H-L) test and an area under the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve (the area under the ROC curve) were performed to test the calibration and discrimination of the model.Results Seven risk factors were included in the predictive model,including serum creatinine (>110 μmol/L:score of 1),fasting blood glucose (>7.0 mmol/L:score of 1),hyperlipidemia (score of 1),number of coronary arteries in lesion (2 branches:score of 2,≥≥3 branches:score of 4),body mass index[(20-25) kg/m2:score of 2,>25 kg/m2:score of 4],percutaneous coronary intervention (score of 2),smoking (score of 3).H-L test showed P≥0.05 and the area under the ROC curve>0.70 in this model.Conclusions the risk factors for aspirin resistance,and establishing a valid predictive model for aspirin resistance,could provide an important reference for anti-platelet therapy in CHD patients.
9.Construction of training bases for three tumor therapies in Guangdong province
Hong LI ; Guona DENG ; Jiewu GUO ; Senling QIU ; Weijun FAN ; Fujun ZHANG ; Shuzhong CUI
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2015;(12):2031-2034
Objective To study the construction of training bases for three tumor therapies. Methods Eight training bases in six third-level first-class hospitals with score of technology assessment higher than 90 were investigated. Results There were good hardware in all training bases and qualified teaching staff in six of them. Annual operative quantity of hyperthermia and radioactive particles implantation technology of all training bases were up to the standard , while the coincidence rate of ablation technology was 80%. Besides , quantity of ablation technology and radioactive particles implantation technology trainees participated in during training met the standard, but that of hyperthermia not. There were significant difference in theory and operational test results before and after training (P < 0.01). Conclusions Management system, operative quantity and teaching staff construction need to be improved. Clinical skills training and standardized training assessment should be strengthened in base construction.
10.Observation of Therapeutic Effects of Transdermal Fentanyl in the Treatment of Pharynx Oralis Pain Caused by Radiotherapy
Jian LI ; Xiuping ZHANG ; Laiji HUANG ; Weijun ZHANG ; Jin DENG ; Yin LIANG
China Pharmacy 2001;0(08):-
OBJECTIVE:To observe the analgesia effects of transdermal fentanyl in the treatment of pharynx oralis pain caused by radiotherapy.METHODS:30patients with pate squamous carcinoma and serious membrana mucosa ulcerate and pain after a whole range radiotherapy,who were treated with3to5patches2.5mg(25?g/h)of transdermal fentanyl every9~15days if their VAS scores were found to be more than6scores.The analgesia effect,life quality and the adverse reaction were evaluated respectively with VAS,Digit-scale and east American carcinoma cooperation group toxicity criteria.RESULTS:The average VAS scores has been lowered from7.86?1.18before the treatment to2.24?1.31on10th day of the treatment(P