1.Determination of the Content or Four Active Factors of Vitamine E in Oil of Running Mallow(Malva rotundifolia)
Chinese Traditional and Herbal Drugs 1994;0(04):-
Analysis and determination of the content of four active factors of Vitamin E in Malva rotundifolia oilwere carried out by normal and reverse phase HPLC. The retention mechanism on the normal and reversephase columns of the four active factors was studied.
2.Disease burden of stroke
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2013;21(12):913-917
Stroke is a type of neurological disease with high morbidity,disability,and mortality.It has become a global public health problem.At present,the stroke burden in countries around the world has shown an upward trend.This article reviews the extent of population health hazards caused by stroke,as well as the evaluation of economic burden of the disease.
3.Exploration and efficacy assessment of the model for epilepsy management in rural China
Xiaowei WANG ; Xiaojuan RU ; Wenzhi WANG
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2016;49(5):358-363
Objective To evaluate the applicability and effectiveness of the model for managing patients with convulsive epilepsy in rural China.Methods The model is under leadership of the government departments and medical institutions at all levels organized primary physicians for treatment and management.People with convulsive epilepsy in 24 rural areas were screened by local physicians and confirmed by neurologists.Patients diagnosed with convulsive epilepsy and agreed with managing were recruited into study.They were managed at primary care level and provided with phenobarbital monotherapy.Efficacy was assessed from the changes in seizure frequencies from baseline.Results There were 408 town hospitals and 979 trained primary care physicians participating in our study.Five thousand and thirty-eight patients were enrolled in 2 years,and 90% patients with good compliance.Among the people who were treated with phenobarbital monotherapy,3 170 were managed for 12 months,and 2 005 (63.3%) of whom had a 50% or greater reduction in seizure frequency and 1 246 (39.3%)patients remained seizure free;651 patients were managed for 24 months,and 491 (75.4%) of whom had a 50% or greater reduction in seizure frequency and 202(31.0%)patients remained seizure free.Three hundred and forty-three (6.8%) patients withdrew from the study,and only 35 (0.7%) patients discontinued treatment because of side effects.Sixty-nine (1.4%) patients were dead and 8 (11.6%) of them were caused by status epilepticus.Conclusion This study confirms that this model is beneficial to patients with epilepsy and is suitable to the rural areas of China.
4.Use of first metatarsal neck osteotomy and inverted impaction fixation to correct symptomatic hallux valgus
Huimin WANG ; Mingsheng TAN ; Wenzhi CHEN
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(01):-
[Objective]To assess the success of hallux valgus surgery of oblique and impaction osteotomy of first metatarsal neck.[Method]The outcome of 36 patients(45 feet)treated by this technique for symptomatic hallux valgus deformity was reviewed.The follow-up was two years.Lateral and AP radiographs were taken in a standing position pre-and postoperativly and hallux valgus angle(HV angle)and intermetatarsal angle(IM 1~2 angle)were measured accordingly.The efficacy of the surgery was evaluated by JOA scoring for foot disorders.[Result]The fracture healing was excellent.There was no case of delay union and nonunion.Two cases(three feet)were found to have superficial infection.The mean HV angle and IM 1~2 angle was revised by 15.6? and 4.2? respectively.JOA score was elevated for 29.6 points.[Conclusion]Hallux valgus can be corrected in three-dimension by the technique of first metatarsal neck osteotomy and inverted impaction fixation.
5.Clinical analysis of 12 cases of primary synovial chondromatosis of hip joint
Gang HAN ; Wenzhi BI ; Yan WANG
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1981;0(06):-
Objective To study the clinical, imageological and pathologic characters of primary synovial chondromatosis of hip joint, and effect of open surgery. Method 12 cases of primary synovial chondromatosis of the hip joints admitted from May 1973 to May 2004 were retrospectively studied in respect to clinical manifestations, X-ray picture, and pathological findings. The effects of operation were followed up. Results Intermittent pain, swelling, limitation of hip joints were the main complaints. Mass and myatrophy near involved hip joint were discernible in a few patients. Although there was no obvious image of calcification, swelling of articular capsule was seen in X-ray film in 4 patients. CT scan showed arthroedema, loose bodies and bone erosion of the femoral head in the hip joint. The X-ray films of the other 8 patients showed obvious calcified loose bodies. All cases were diagnosed by pathology after operations. 8 cases were categorized Milgram Ⅱstage, and 4 cases Milgram Ⅲ stage. Eight patients were followed-up for a period of 1 to 7 years (mean 5 years). Recurrence occurred in 2 cases. Conclusion The diagnosis should be based on clinical characters, X-ray films and pathologic findings, and the pathology is most reliable. In order to decrease recurrence, CT or MRI examinations should be taken before the operation. X-ray monitoring should be carried out during the operation of the patient in whom loose bodies were found in X-ray film before the operation.
6.Lipids and Stroke
Manli QIAO ; Shengping WU ; Wenzhi WANG
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2006;0(07):-
The correlation between lipids and stroke is complex. The levels of serum total cholesterol can increase the risk of stroke no matter it is too high or too low. Low-density lipoprotein is the risk factor of atherosclerotic stroke, while high-density lipoprotein is its protective factor. Triglyceride is closely associated with ischemic stroke. This article reviews the relationship between lipids and stroke, as well as the role of lipid-modulating therapy in the prevention and treatment of stroke.
7.Automatic drawing on target therapy area in HIFU treatment based on MRI and CT imagings
Haiyan WEN ; Wenzhi CHEN ; Zhibiao WANG
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(21):-
Objective To study automatic drawing on target therapy area based on MRI and CT imagings in order to get the precision less than 1 mm in HIFU treatment.Methods Based on MRI and CT imagings,automatic image was recognized and the frame was extracted by image processing and image segmentation,etc..Results The system of software we are studying can be effectively used to recognize medical automatic images and get target therapy areas' image drawings.Conclusion This system of software will be used in medical precise treatment systems,such as HIFU 3D Treatment Regional Planning System.
8.Advances of GOLPH2 in tumors
Wenzhi LI ; Xiang WANG ; Gang CHEN
Journal of International Oncology 2013;(2):89-92
As a novel Golgi protein,GOLPH2 expression is associated with maintaining the structural integrity of the Golgi apparatus.As an oncoprotein,GOLPH2 expression is associated with malignant biological behavior of cancer cells.Important roles of GOLPH2 in the tumorigenesis and metastasis make it become a new target for tumor diagnosis and treatment.
9.Treatment of Spondylolisthesis by Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion With Composite Cortical Ring
Jifang WANG ; Wenzhi BI ; Yongcheng HU
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 1996;0(09):-
Objective\ Treatment of spondylolisthesis using freeze dried femoral ring allografts plus morselled cancellous autografts (called as composite cortical ring) by anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF). Methods\ Fourteen patients were treated by this procedure, there were six males and eight females. The age of the patients range from 40 to 56(average 46). Ten segments were of grade Ⅱspondylolisthesis, five segments were of gradeⅠ. Ten patients were treated with RF as internal fixation, four patients with short Harrington rod as internal fixation. Results\ The fusion rate and clinical results of ALIF were analyzed by comparing the findings on the X-ray films taken preoperatively and 6 months postoperatively as well as by JOA score. The fusion rate of 15 segments of 14 patients(two segments of 1 patient was fused) is 85.7%, the average improvement rate of JOA score is 73.3%at an average follow up of 26.6 months. Conclusion\ ALIF with composite cortical ring could successfully restore the spinal structure, maintain the interspace height distracted intraoperatively, obtain high fusion rate and excellent clinical results.\;
10.A Cross-sectional Survey on Risk Factors of Stroke in Sampling Population Aged over 40 Years among Communities in Four Cities of China
Jiuyi HUANG ; Zhen HONG ; Wenzhi WANG
Chinese Journal of Prevention and Control of Chronic Diseases 2006;0(05):-
Objective To find out exposure level and distributional characteristics of risk factors for stroke in sampling population among communities. Methods Target population aged≥40 years were selected from Beijing,Shanghai,Fuzhou and Tangshan by cluster sampling and grouped by area,age and gender. They were investigated face to face with a questionnaire which included general information and common risk factors of stroke. Body height,weight and levels of blood pressures were measured. Exposure rate of risk factors and its distributional characteristics of area and population were described. Results 23 471 individuals were enlisted into data analysis. Exposure rate of hypertension,heart disease,diabetes,family history of stroke,obesity,cigarette smoking and alcohol drinking were 27.73%,14.14%,5.19%,15.95%,11.28%,28.7% and 16.6%,respectively. There were significant differences between areas for all factors (P