1.The correlation study of diet intervention in 24-hour urinary stone risk factors and recurrence rate of urolithiasis patients in Hengyang area :a reports of analysis of urinary calculi ingredient in 692 patients
Zhigang LI ; Yueping ZOU ; Xianming WAN ; Wujun XU ; Shiguo ZHANG ; Jun XIE ; Jianming HAO
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2014;37(20):1-5
Objective By analyzing the urinary calculi ingredient and 24-hour urinary stone risk factors of urolithiasis patients in Hengyang area,to investigate the effects of diet intervention on recurrence rate in urolithiasis patients,and provide the measures for prevention and treatment.Methods Prospectively collected 692 patients that permanent residents in Hengyang area from September 2008 to September 2012,who had implementation of minimally invasive operation and taken stone specimens to analyze composition,and also collected 24 hours urine to analyze the urinary stone risk factors.They were divided into test group and control group by random number table method,346 cases in each,control group without diet intervention,and test group was given diet intervention according to the stone composition and urinary stonerisk factors.All patients were followed up for 1 year,the urinary stone recurrence rate in Hengyang area was observed.Results Among 692 urolithiasis patients,663 patients completed the study (test group of 341 cases and control group of 322 cases),the expulsion rate was 4.19%(29/692).The 24-hour urinary stone risk factors in control group before and after diet intervention had no significant difference(P > 0.05).In test group after diet intervention,the excretion of ingredients in urine such as dietary calcium (t =3.412,P < 0.05),oxalate(t =3.018,P < 0.05) and uric acid(t =1.990,P < 0.05) was obviously decreased,and urinary citrate (t =3.174,P < 0.05) was increased,but the excretion of ingredients such as magnesium and phosphorus had no significant difference (P > 0.05).After 1 year after diet intervention,the recurrence rate in test group was lower than that in control group [0.88% (3/341) vs.7.76% (25/322)],there was significant difference (P < 0.01).Conclusion Diet intervention can effectively reduce the risk of urinary stone according to the stone composition and the 24 hours urine stone risk factors,plays an important role on reducing urinary stone recurrence,which is worth clinical promotion.
2.Retrospective Analysis on Implement Effect of Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinical Pathway for Wind-warm Lung-heat Disease (Non-severe Community-acquired Pneumonia)
Lina MAO ; Guangwei LUO ; Jun WAN ; Yanling HUANG ; Shuo YANG ; Xianming MAO ; Xiaolong HUANG
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2015;(10):2075-2078
This study was aimed to evaluate the feasibility of wind-warm lung-heat disease (non-severe community-acquired pneumonia, CAP) from the clinical curative effect, hospitalization days, medical expenses and other aspects. This study selected 198 wind-warm lung-heat disease (non-severe CAP) inpatients from January, 2012 to December, 2012 with the conventional therapy in the Respiratory Department, Wuhan Integrated Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) & Western Medicine Hospital as the control group. And another 179 wind-warm lung-heat disease (non-severe CAP) inpatients were selected from January, 2013 to December, 2013 with the TCM clinical pathway treatment in the Respiratory Department of the same hospital as the treatment group. Retrospective analysis was used to compare the clinical curative effects, hospitalization days, and medical cost differences. The results showed that TCM clinical pathway for wind-warm lung-heat disease (non-severe CAP) can shorten the hospitalization days and reduce patients’ medical costs, and ensure the clinical curative effects. It was concluded that the standardized TCM clinical pathway had positive effect on wind-warm lung-heat disease (non-severe CAP). Therefore, the formulation and implementation of TCM clinical pathway was of great significance in the treatment of wind-warm lung-heat disease (non-severe CAP).