1.Development of medical book review resources and its advertising in network time
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2014;(1):48-51
What the medical book reviews focus are the academic contents and update information in medical books, and the popularization of update scientific achievements. The reviewed medical books must have the value for handing down scientific achievements and face the new problems and challenges encountered in the development of medical sciences. Medical book reviews are the booster for the accumulation and development of medical knowledge in medical college and university library. The book reviews written by medical experts were summarized,the experiences with the development of medical book review resources were described, and the advertising of network platform for book reviews was elaborated in our library.
2.Success of book review achieved in Library of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and its prospects
Yaqi HAO ; Bin LI ; Huiling REN
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2014;(9):48-51
Described in this paper are the contents of book review and the success of book review achieved in Li-brary of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, such the expanded cooperative scope of book review, the extended medical fields involved in book review, the displayed academic value of book review in scientific research and teach-ing, the taken measures for spreading book review, and the forecasted future development direction of book review.
3.The role of glucocorticoids in the treatment of chornic rhinosinusitis.
Yaqi YANG ; Shenglan LI ; Yuqin DENG
Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2014;28(5):348-350
Glucocorticoids (GC) are increasingly being used to treat chronic rhinosinusitis, its efficacy and safety are the focus of attention. This article will be divided into chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps and without nasal polyps two subtypes discussed nasal and oral glucocorticoids in the clinical therapeutic efficacy and medication safety.
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4.DISTRIBUTION OF THE DICHOTOMIZING BRANCHES OF PERIPHERAL PROCESSES OF CAUDAL LUMBAR DORSAL ROOT GANGLION NEURONS IN THE RAT——A DOUBLE FLUORESCENCE LABELLING STUDY
Bingzhi QIN ; Yaqi WANG ; Jishuo LI ;
Acta Anatomica Sinica 1954;0(02):-
The technique of double labelling with fluorescent tracers(FB-NY,PI-Bb)has.been used in the following three groups of experiments:1.in 5 rats,one fluorescenttracer was injected into the tibial nerve and the other was injected into the peronealnerve;2.in 14 rats,one fluorescent tracer was injected into the sural cutaneousnerve and the other was injected into the branches to the soleus and gastrocnemiusmuscles;3.in 13 rats,one tracer was injected into the tibial nerve and the otherinto the bladder wall.The sections of the L_(3-6),S_(1-3) dorsal root ganglion were stu-died with a olympus fluorescence microscope using UG-1 excitation filter system.In the first and second groups,double labelled neurons were observed in L_(4-6) dorsalroot ganglion.But in the third group,the double labelled neurons were found onlyin the L_6 segment.The type of the double labelled neurons was mainly small-sized(33.1%)and small-medium sized(40.9%).The findings indicated that,the primary afferent fibers branched towards theperiphery and supplied,with different branches,either two somatic areas or skinand deep structures,or,especially,visceral and somatic sensory fields.This resultsuggests that the peripheral dichotomization of these dorsal root ganglion cells mightconverge sensory inputs from the somatic(tibial nerve)and the visceral(bladderwall)fields and thus provides one of the structural basis for the referred pain andthe neuronal mechanism of acupunctural therapy by which stimulation of somaticstructures could regulate the activities of visceral organs.
5.Redox regulation of FOXO3 a transcription factor
Ang LI ; Yaqi XING ; Xiaoxia LI ; Jiwei ZHANG ; Huicai GUO
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 2016;32(9):1203-1207
ROS-mediated oxidative stress involved in a variety of cellular signal transduction, FOXO3a transcription factor is an intersection in regulating a variety of cellular oxidative stress. FoxO3a has been extensively studied in regulating oxidative stress because of its rather complex and pivotal regulation of cell proliferation, cell cycle arrest, ROS scavenging and apoptosis. This review will elucidate the FOXO3a’s regulatory mechanisms and describe the target genes involved. It will also provide the clinical significance and strategies to target FOXO3a to regulate oxidative stress.
6.Determination of lead, arsenic, cadmium, copper and mercury in Qijudihuang Pills
Guoqian LI ; Rong LI ; Bailong LIU ; Yaqi SUN ;
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine 1992;0(09):-
Objective: In order to establish an effectively analytic method about the content of lead, arsenic, cadmium, mercury and copper. Methods:According to the standard addition method, matrix modifiers (nickle nitrate and diammonium orthphosphate) were added to sample and the contents of Pb, As, Cd and Cu were determined by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry, reduce agent (acid tin bichloride was added to sample and the content of Hg was determined by cold vapour atomic absorption method. Results: The average recoveries of lead arsenic, cadmium, copper and mercury were Pb=97.5%, RSD = 2.75%; As=96.6%, RSD = 2.23%; Cd= 98.2% , RSD = 1.32% ;Cu=97.8%, RSD =1.19%;Hg= 98.8% , RSD = 1.85 , respectively. Conclusion: The method is sensible, accurate and reproducible. and applied for quality control of content of heavy metals in Qijidehuang Pills.
8.The mediating role of coping modes between illness perception and posttraumatic growth among pa-tients with breast cancer
Huiping LI ; Yajuan YANG ; Dan SU ; Yaqi MEI ; Wanjun DOU
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2016;25(8):698-702
Objective To explore the mediating role of coping modes between illness perception and posttraumatic growth among patients with breast cancer. Methods Totally 300 patients with breast cancer were investigated with the posttraumatic growth inventory, brief illness perception questionnaire and medical coping modes questionnaire. Results The total score of illness perception was 40. 77 ± 6. 85. The scores of confrontation coping style,avoidance coping style and resignation coping style were 19.42±3.51, 17.78±2.79,8.64±3.35. The total score of posttraumatic growth was 57.38±10.48. Illness perception was negatively correlated with posttraumatic growth ( r=-0.743) ,confrontation( r=-0.568) and avoidance ( r=-0.621),positively related with resignation( r=0.727).Posttraumatic growth was positively correlated with confrontation and avoidance ( r=0.729, r=0.657) ,but negatively correlated with resignation( r=-0.757) (P<0.01) . Coping modes had a partial mediating effect on the relationship between illness perception and postt?raumatic growth. The total mediation effect value was 0.428,and the mediation effect was 57.60%,while con?frontation and resignation mediation effect value were -0. 191 and -0. 207, and the mediation effect were 25.70% and 27. 86%. But there was no statistical significance in avoidance mediation ( effect value was-0.030 and the mediation effect was 4.04%) . Conclusion Confrontation and resignation coping modes play a role multiple mediation effects between illness perception and posttraumatic growth.
9.Research Progress of circRNA and Its Significance in Forensic Science
Yaqi ZHANG ; Chengchen SHAO ; Chengtao LI ; Ziqin ZHAO ; Jianhui XIE
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2016;32(2):131-133
RNA has received m ore attention in the field of forensic m edicine and the developm ent of the new biological m arkers based on RNA show s great significance in the analysis of com plex cases. circular RNA (circRNA ) is a kind of non-coding RNA w hich is w idely reported recently. A lthough the regulatory m echanism s of generation and expression are not fully clear, the existing research indicates that circRNA has im portant biological functions. C ircRNA has a cell-type-specific expression w ith great stability and a high expression level, w hich m akes it m eaningful in forensic applications potentially. In this paper, the research progress, the generation and regulation of circRNA as w ell as its biological characteristics and functions are sum m arized, w hich w ill provide references for related studies and foren-sic applications.
10.Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging features of pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors
Cui FENG ; Zhen LI ; Daoyu HU ; Yaqi SHEN
Chinese Journal of Digestive Surgery 2016;15(9):933-939
Objective To investigate the features of computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) on pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (pNENs).Methods The retrospective and descriptive study was adopted.The clinicopathological data of 33 patients with pNENs who were admitted to the Tongji Hospital of Tongji Medical School of Huazhong University of Science and Technology between May 2012 and February 2016 were collected.All the patients underwent plain and enhanced scans of CT and MRI.Observation indicators:(1) overall imaging findings and pathological results of pNENs,(2) imaging findings of functional pNENs,(3) imaging findings of non-functional pNENs.Main analysis indicators included tumor diameter,location,boundary,density,cystic degeneration,enhancement,signal,calcification,with or without pancreaticobiliary duct dilation,with or without surrounding tissues invasion,lymph node and distant organ metastases.Results (1) Overall imaging findings and pathological results of pNENs:of 33 patinets with pNENs,24 underwent CT examination,3 underwent MRI examination and 6 underwent CT and MRI examinations.Tumors of 33 patients were solitary with a diameter of 0.6-16.0 cm.Ten,1,13 and 9 tumors were respectively located at the head of pancreas,uncinate process of pancreas,body of pancreas and tail of pancreas.Thirty-three patients were diagnosed as pNENs by pathological examination,including 20 with functional pNENs (insulinoma) and 13 with non-functional pNENs,and G1,G2 and G3 were respectively detected in 24,7 and 2 patients.The coincidence rate between preoperative CT or MRI examination and pathological examination was 90.9% (30/33).One,1 and 1 patients were misdiagnosed as pancreatic cancer,enlargement of peripancreatic lymph nodes and duodenal gastrointestinal stromal tumor,respectively.(2) Imaging findings of functional pNENs:tumor diameter of 20 patients with functional pNENs was 0.6-3.0 cm with an average diameter of 1.5 cm.Fòur,10 and 6 tumors were respectively located at the head of pancreas,body of pancreas and tail of pancreas.Of 20 patients with functional pNENs,tumors of 19 patients showed clear boundary and 1 showed unclear boundary,and tumors of 18 patients had uniform density and 2 had uneven density with cystic degeneration,without the occurrence of calcification.Of 20 patients undergoing dynamic enhanced scans,tumors of 19 patients demonstrated obvious enhancement in arterial phase and slightly obvious enhancement or were equal to normal pancreatic tissues in portal vein phase and lag phase,and tumor of 1 patient demonstrated slight enhancement in arterial phase and was equal to or less than normal pancreatic tissues in portal vein phase and lag phase.Tumors in 3 patients undergoing MRI scans were manifested as hypointensity on T1-weighted imaging (T1WI),hyperintensity on T2WI and hyperintensity on DWI (b =1 000 s/m2),with clear imaging.Of 20 patients,1 was accompanied with atrophy of pancreatic tissues at distal tumor,pancreatic duct dilatation,multiple retention cyst and enlargement of lymph nodes around the hepatic artery.(3) Imaging findings of non-functional pNENs:tumor diameter of 13 patients with non-functional pNENs was 1.5-16.0 cm with an average diameter of 5.0 cm.Six,1,3 and 3 tumors were respectively located at the head of pancreas,uncinate process of pancreas,body of pancreas and tail of pancreas.Of 13 patients with non-functional pNENs,tumors of 11 patients showed clear boundary and 2 showed unclear boundary,tumors of 3 patients had uniform density and 10 had uneven density with cystic degeneration,and tumors of 2 patients had calcification.Of 13 patients undergoing dynamic enhanced scans,tumors of 12 patients demonstrated obvious enhancement in arterial phase,continuous enhancement in portal vein phase and lag phase and less obvious enhancement at cystic degeneration area,with marked enlargement of supplying arteries and draining veins in partial tumors.Tumor of 1 patient demonstrated slight enhancement,and its enhancement was slightly less than normal pancreatic tissues in arterial phase,portal vein phase and lag phase,with unclear boundary.Results of MRI scans in 6 patients showed that tumors of 4 patients were manifested as hypointensity on T1WI,slight hyperintensity or mixed signal on T2WI and hyperintensity on DWI (b =1 000 s/m2),and tumors of 2 patients were manifested as hypointensity on T1WI,hypointensity on T2WI and hyperintensity on DWI (b =800 s/m2).Of 13 patients with non-functional pNENs,4 had pancreaticobiliary duct dilation and 7 had local tissues invasion or distant organ metastasis (4 with liver metastasis,1 with peripanereatic lymph node metastasis,1 with liver and peripancreatic lymph node metastases and 1 with liver metastasis combined with splenic venous and arterial invasion),including 1 in G1,4 in G2 and 2 in G3.Of 5 patients with tumor diameter > 5.0 cm,4 were complicated with liver or lymph node metastases.Conclusions CT and MRI features of pNENs have a certain characteristics.For functional pNENs,benign and solid tumor is common,with clear boundary and smaller diameter.For non-functional pNENs,tumor size is bigger and cystic necrosis occurs within the tumor,with various enhancements.