1.Research on the Method for the Limit Detection of Aconitine in Wuqi Shujin Tongluo Tablet
Zhenyao CHEN ; Jinying CHEN ; Weisheng YAO
China Pharmacy 2015;26(36):5144-5146
OBJECTIVE:To establish a method for the limit detection of aconitine in Wuqi shujin tongluo tablet. METHODS:TLC was conducted to identify the aconitine;TLC plate was silica gel G plate,developing solvent was toluene-ethyl acetate-chloro-form-acetone-ammonia(20:18:3:6:1,V/V/V/V/V),chromogenic agent was bismuth potassium iodide test solution and sodium ni-trite ethanol test solution;and durability investigation and detection limit detection were used to optimize the TLC plate,tempera-ture and humidity. RESULTS:TLC showed the aconitine had clear spots and negative control without interference. The durability was good;detection limit was 0.9 μg;available TLC plate was Merck HPTLC prefabricated plate, silica gel G TLC plate setf-made silica gel G TLC plate with adhesive of sodium carboxymethycellulose;temperature was 5-16 ℃ and humidity was 32%-72%. CONCLUSIONS:The method is simple and reproducibility,and can be used for the limit detection of aconitine in Wuqi shujin tongluo tablet.
2.Shenfu Injection in Combination with Rougui in the Treatment of Oxaliplatin-induced Neurotoxicity
Tingrong ZHANG ; Chen XU ; Weisheng SHEN ; Yao ZHANG ; Ye LU
China Pharmacy 2005;0(20):-
OBJECTIVE:To observe the therapeutic effect of Shenfu Injection in combination of rougui for oxaliplatin-induced neurotoxicity.METHODS:A total of 73 cases with malignant tumor were randomly divided into control group and treatment group:the control group was treated with chemotherapy alone,in which oxaliplatin was included;the treatment group was treated intravenously with Shenfu Injection 40~60ml for 7~10d plus orally with 3g Rougui decoction prior to chemothera_py.RESULTS:Incidences of neurotoxicity for the treatment group and the control group were 13.5% and 55.6%,respectively.Significant differences were noted between 2 groups(P
3.A long-term follow up of surgical treatment for a child with melorheostosis: a case report and literature review
Shuyuan YAO ; Donghao XU ; Xinwei LEI ; Weisheng YE ; Dongming XU
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2021;41(5):318-321
Melorheostosis is a rare disorder of osteopathia. The clinical characteristics of melorheostosis in children is totally different from that in adults. The radiographic features of melorheostosis include the hyperostosis in endosteal on the one side of the cavum medullare and formed streakiness. The soft tissue contracture of the limb and joint deformities are the symptoms of melorheostosis. Here, the authors reported a melorheostosis case of 6 years old girl who suffered from severe valgus deformity of the right knee with permanent patellar dislocation. A surgical stabilization was applied with lateral soft tissue release, medial soft tissue stabilization and transferred the vastus medialis laterally (kinetic stability). After 19 years follow up postoperatively, the limb developed well in satisfied alignment with good function of knee joints, even participated in some sports activities. Other authors reported a similar case of melorheostosis with surgical treatment and achieved good outcomes in limb realignment and reduction. The further suggested that the surgical treatment should be produced before epiphyseal closure.
4.Identification of Lonicerae japonicae flos Volatile Oils by Fourier-transform Infrared Spectroscopy
Yan LIU ; Tiexin TANG ; Xinhua QIU ; Meizhu WU ; Xiongsi TAN ; Kelin GAN ; Weisheng YAO
Chinese Journal of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine 2013;(11):63-65
Objective To set up a method for identification of Lonicerae japonicae flos volatile oils using Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy. Methods The volatile oils of Lonicerae japonicae flos and Lonicerae flos was extracted by steam distillation combined with continuous liquid-liquid extraction with hexane. An oil film was prepared for Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy scanning by dropping the volatile oils solution on the KBr disc and evaporating the solvent. The obtained infrared spectrum was treated by baseline removing and median filter smoothing. The spectral data within 1800-850 cm-1 was selected as the characteristic spectrum for hierarchical cluster analysis. And the volatile oils of Lonicerae japonicae flos and Lonicerae flos were discriminated by the result of hierarchical cluster analysis. Results Enough volatile oils were extracted for obtaining Fourier-transform infrared spectrum from small amount of Lonicerae japonicae flos. The method developed in the study was able to discriminate Lonicerae japonicae flos volatile oils from Lonicerae flos volatile oils. Conclusion The method can be used for identification of Lonicerae japonicae flos volatile oils.
5.Comparative Study of Several Pattern Recognition Methods in the Identification of Volatile Oils of Tradition-al Chinese Medicine by Infrared Spectroscopy
Xinhua QIU ; Tiexin TANG ; Yan LIU ; Meizhu WU ; Xiongsi TAN ; Kelin GAN ; Weisheng YAO
China Pharmacy 2015;(21):2986-2988
OBJECTIVE:To compare the performance of several pattern recognition methods in the identification of volatile oils of traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)by infrared spectroscopy. METHODS:The volatile oils of several Lonicera and Citrus TCM were determined by infrared spectroscopy. All samples of infrared spectrum were classified by hierarchical clustering,K-mean clustering,artificial neural networks,and support vector machine. RESULTS:The results of hierarchical clustering and K-mean clus-tering were ineffective. Methods of artificial neural networks and support vector machine achieved correct classification rate of 100%. CONCLUSIONS:Artificial neural networks and support vector machine can be combined with infrared spectroscopy to cre-ate chemometric fingerprinting for the identification of volatile oils of TCM.
6.Inspiration on building medical emergency clinical teaching platform brought by college student clinic skill competition
Yongning LI ; Xiaonan LI ; Jian KANG ; Yanbo REN ; Nan LI ; Qi CHENG ; Yiwen YAO ; Weisheng ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2017;16(8):819-822
Based on the clinical skill competition of college students of the advanced medical colleges and universities nationwide,we aimed at the analysis on the weaknesses of medical emergency clinical practical teaching and emphasis on the theoretical education and neglect the practical education,and humanistic care,etc.In the clinical practice teaching of emergency,we combined the clinical skill training with physician occupation quality training,pay attention to the practice of advanced simulation exercises,gradual transition,clinical thinking,training medical students hands-on,team cooperation ability and humane accomplishment,to improve their ability of analyzing and solving problems and eventually optimize medical emergency clinical practical teaching,formulate the clinical practice standards as well as promote the reform and innovation of clinical teaching.
7.Indwelling hepatic arterial catheter of fulfilling lipiodol treatment for giant primary hepatic carcinomas
Yutang CHEN ; Guoliang SHAO ; Jiaping ZHENG ; Qirong XIA ; Zheng YAO ; Weisheng LIAN
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(04):-
Objective To investigate the clinical value of indwelling hepatic arterial catheter in splitting fullfilling of lipiodol treatment for giant primary hepatic carcinomas. Methods Sixteen patients with giant primary hepatic carcinomas under DSA guidance,splitting lipiodol embolizations were carried out through indwelling hepatic arterial catheter everyday until the lipiodol with fulfilling the tumors. Total forty times (average 2.5 individually)of interventional treatment were accomplished in these patients. Liver function and short-term effect after interventional therapy were observed. Results None of these 16 patients had serious liver function damage and recovered uneventfully after general protective care. PR and SD were achieved in 9 and 7 cases respectively,3 months after this interventional procedure. PD was not found. Conclusions Indwelling hepatic arterial catheter in fulfilling of lipiodol treatment for giant primary hepatic carcinomas is not only unlikely to cause serious liver function damage,but also can completely embolize the tumor quickly,therefore worthy to be recommended clinically.
8.Comparison of surface roughness of nanofilled and microhybrid composite resins after curing and polishing.
Hong JIANG ; Da LV ; Kailei LIU ; Weisheng ZHANG ; Yao YAO ; Chuhong LIAO
Journal of Southern Medical University 2014;34(5):727-730
OBJECTIVETo compare the surface roughness of nanofilled dental composite resin and microhybrid composite resins after curing and polishing.
METHODSA nanofilled composite (Z350) and 4 microhybrid composites (P60, Z250, Spectrum, and AP-X) were fabricated from the lateral to the medial layers to prepare 8 mm×8 mm×5 mm cubical specimens. The 4 lateral surfaces of each specimens were polished with abrasive disks (Super-Snap). Profilometer was used to test the mean surface roughness (Ra) after polishing.
RESULTSP60 had the lowest Ra (0.125∓0.030 µm) followed by Z250 and Spectrum. The Ra of Z350 (0.205∓0.052 µm) was greater than that of the other 3 resins, and AP-X had the roughest surfaces. Under scanning electron microscope, the polished faces of P60 resin were characterized by minor, evenly distributed particles with fewer scratches; the polished faces of Z350 presented with scratches where defects of the filling material could be seen.
CONCLUSIONThe nanofilled composite Z350 has smooth surface after polishing by abrasive disks, but its smoothness remains inferior to that of other micro-hybrid composite resins.
Acrylic Resins ; Composite Resins ; Dental Materials ; Dental Polishing ; Materials Testing ; Polyurethanes ; Surface Properties
9.Comparison of surface roughness of nanofilled and microhybrid composite resins after cur-ing and polishing
Hong JIANG ; Da L ; Kailei LIU ; Weisheng ZHANG ; Yao YAO ; Chuhong LIAO
Journal of Southern Medical University 2014;(5):727-730
Objective To compare the surface roughness of nanofilled dental composite resin and microhybrid composite resins after curing and polishing. Methods A nanofilled composite (Z350) and 4 microhybrid composites (P60, Z250, Spectrum, and AP-X) were fabricated from the lateral to the medial layers to prepare 8 mm×8 mm×5 mm cubical specimens. The 4 lateral surfaces of each specimens were polished with abrasive disks (Super-Snap). Profilometer was used to test the mean surface roughness (Ra) after polishing. Results P60 had the lowest Ra (0.125 ± 0.030 μm) followed by Z250 and Spectrum. The Ra of Z350 (0.205±0.052μm) was greater than that of the other 3 resins, and AP-X had the roughest surfaces. Under scanning electron microscope, the polished faces of P60 resin were characterized by minor, evenly distributed particles with fewer scratches;the polished faces of Z350 presented with scratches where defects of the filling material could be seen. Conclusion The nanofilled composite Z350 has smooth surface after polishing by abrasive disks, but its smoothness remains inferior to that of other micro-hybrid composite resins.
10.Effect of thermal cycling on surface microstructure of different light-curing composite resins
LDa ; Kailei LIU ; Yao YAO ; Weisheng ZHANG ; Chuhong LIAO ; Hong JIANG
Journal of Southern Medical University 2015;(4):615-618
Objective To evaluate the effect of thermal cycling on surface microstructure of different light-curing composite resins. Methods A nanofilled composite (Z350) and 4 microhybrid composites (P60, Z250, Spectrum, and AP-X) were fabricated from lateral to center to form cubic specimens. The lateral surfaces were abrased and polished before water storage and 40 000 thermal cycles (5/55℃). The mean surface roughness (Ra) were measured and compared before and after thermal cycling, and the changes of microstructure were observed under scanning electron microscope (SEM). Results Significant decreases of Ra were observed in the composites, especially in Spectrum (from 0.164±0.024μm to 0.140±0.017μm, P<0.001) and Z250 (from 0.169 ± 0.035μm to 0.144 ± 0.033μm, P<0.001), whose Ra approximated that of P60 (0.121 ± 0.028μm) with smoothly polished surface. SEM revealed scratches and shallower pits on the surface of all the 5 resins, and fissures occurred on Z350 following the thermal cycling. Conclusions Water storage and thermal cycling may produce polishing effect on composite resins and cause fissures on nanofilled composite resins.