1.Papers published in journals of traditional Chinese medicine from the end of the Qing Dynasty to 1949:A statistical analysis
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2014;(11):56-58
Objective To reveal the literature resources in traditional Chinese medicine from the end of the Qing Dynasty to 1949 .Methods The papers published in journals of traditional Chinese medicine from the end of the Qing Dynasty to 1949 were statistically analyzed .Results The largest number of journals was published in Shang-hai, the largest number of papers was published in Guanghua Medical Journal, 95%of the papers were published by a single author, the contents were focused on classical prescriptions and proved recipes, food therapy, disease treatment, baby care knowledge, and the most commonly studied were infectious diseases, such as exogenous febrile disease, cholera, and malaria.Conclusion The papers published in journals of traditional Chinese medicine from the end of the Qing Dynasty to 1949 are focused much more on the application of the knowledge about traditional Chinese medicine , but less on the theories of traditional Chinese medicine .
2.Clinical practice of laboratory test diagnoses in the pulmonary fungal diseases.
Chinese Journal of Practical Internal Medicine 2002;0(08):-
In the last few years,the morbidity of pulmonary fungal infection is keeping increasing.However,misdiagnosis is very common in clinical practice since it has no specific clinical characteristics.Subsequently,delayed treatment happened.Laboratory test is the key method to diagnose pulmonary fungal infection.In fact,only pathology and positive cultural results obtained from germfree specimens could make the final diagnosis.Recently,some new methods put into effect such as G-test and GM-test.These methods greatly improve the early diagnosis of invasive fungal infection.Among them,PCR is a very prospective way.Nevertheless,the most basic and common used way is to detect and analysis sputum,blood and the specimen obtained through bronchoscopy.The specimen collecting process need to be standardized and the results need to be evaluated along with the clinical data. Abstract:Summ ary: In the last few years,the morb id ity of pu lmo-nary fungal infection is keep ing increasing.However,m isd iag-nosis is very common in c lin ical practice since it has no spec if-ic c lin ical characteristics.Subsequently,delayed treatm ent hap-pened.Laboratory test is the key m ethod to d iagnose pu lmonary fungal infection.In fact,on ly pathology and positive cu ltural re-su lts obtained from germ free spec im ens cou ld m ake the final d i-agnosis.Recently,som e new m ethods put into effect such as G-test and GM-test.These m ethods greatly improve the early d iag-nosis of invasive fungal infection.Among them,PCR is a very prospective way.Nevertheless,the most basic and common used way is to detect and analysis sputum,b lood and the spec im en obtained through bronchoscopy.The spec im en collecting process need to be standard ized and the resu lts need to be eval-uated along w ith the c lin ical data.
3.The importance of atypical pathogens to the guidelines of community acquired pneumonia in the world
Chinese Journal of Practical Internal Medicine 2001;0(10):-
Atypical pathogens are very common in community-acquired pneumonia(CAP) with the morbidity of about 22%(20%~28%).Therefore,CAP guidelines around the world usually emphasize the importance of atypical pathogens.The diagnosis tests are also listed in the guidelines,but only applied among inpatients.Japanese Respiratory Society recommended the diagnosis criteria of atypical pneumonia based on the clinical characteristics for the first time in the world.All guidelines recommended that empirical antibiotic therapy should cover those atypical pathogens when Mycoplasma pneumoniae,Chlamydia pneumonia or legionella pneumophilia infection are possibly exist.Antibiotic therapy against Mycoplasma pneumoniaen and Chlamydia pneumonia should be considered among outpatients and inpatients as well as anti-legionella pneumophilia therapy in severe patients in ICU.The recommended regimen is beta-lactam antibiotics combined with macrolides or fluoroquinolones alone.
4.Advances in diagnosis and treatment of lung infection caused by gram-positive coccus
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 2001;0(07):-
The incidence of gram-positive coccus infection was keeping rising in recent years,with increase in hospital-and community-acquired pneumonia,as well as the incidence of infection caused by drug-resistant bacteria.Staphylococcus sp.,Streptococcus sp.and Enterococcus sp.were the most common pathogens inducing infection of the respiratory system,among which Streptococcus ranked the first.Streptococcus pneumoniae is still the most common pathogen causing respiratory infection.Recently,infection produced by penicillin-resistant strains of Streptococcus pneumoniae became more and more prevalent,leading to frequent failure in treatment.Regarding to Staphylococcus aureus,the methicillin-resistant strains (MRSA) account for approximately 60% of the pathogens inducing hospital-acquired infections,and what is worse,such a tendency is spreading to community,while the features of community-acquired MRSA infections (CA-MRSA) are very different from that of hospital-acquired MRSA infections (HA-MRSA).The purpose of present article is mainly to summarize the advances in diagnosis and treatment of pneumonia caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae and Staphylococcus aureus.
5.Autophagy and its relationship with tumor proliferation, invasion, and treatment.
West China Journal of Stomatology 2015;33(1):98-103
Autophagy is a highly conservative biological behavior in eukaryotic cells. This dynamic process involves "wrapping" cytoplasmic components and combining with lysosomes in cells for catabolism. The catabolic effect of autophagy can eliminate toxic substances in cells, maintain homeostasis in the intracellular environment, and produce small molecules, such as amino acids, which nourish cells, thereby allowing them to survive. Autophagy can inhibit the occurrence of tumors by maintaining homeostasis in the intracellular environment. However, it can promote the proliferation, invasion, and metastasis of malignant tumor cells. Autophagy can regulate the microenvironment of tumor cells and has an important role in a series of processes, such as anoikis, tumor dormancy, and epithelial-mesenchymal transition.
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6.Random control test-based studies on treatment of infantile mycoplasmal pneumonia with traditional Chinese medicine:A review
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2014;(11):75-79
The academic levels and contents of papers published in China on random control tests of treatment of infantile mycoplasmal pneumonia with traditional Chinese medicine were assessed and analyzed according to the current treatment of infantile mycoplasmal pneumonia with traditional Chinese medicine and the problems existed in order to further improve its clinical treatment.
7.Expression of CD44V6 and p53 gene mutation in human ovarian carcinoma
China Oncology 1998;0(01):-
Purpose:To investigate p53 gene mutation, CD44V6 expression and their relationship with metastasis of ovarian carcinoma in tumor diagnosis. Methods:PCR SSCP with silver staining was used to detect the mutation of p53 gene; by using Southern blot and image analysis, the quantitative and qualitative expression of CD44V6 were also determined. Results:The positive percentage of CD44V6 expression and p53 gene mutation was not detectable in any of the normal ovarian specimens but in the benign tumors, non metastasizing and metastasizing carcinomas it was 10%, 75%, 88% and 5%, 40%, 60% respectively. The mean dark density of each band in these four groups(mentioned above) was 85.25?23.16, 817.11?126.5, 3820.14?289.43 and 10132.92?1521.20 respectively. The expression of CD44V6 of metastasizing carcinomas was higher than that of non metastasizing group. Conclusions:The expression of CD44V6 is related to tumor metastasis; the positive percentage of CD44V6 is higher than that of p53 gene mutation in the group of metastasizing and non metastasizing tumors; Compared to p53 gene mutation, CD44V6 is a better marker for tumor metastasis.
8.Pancreatic ?-cell dysfunction and type 2 diabetes
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 1986;0(03):-
Both ?-cell dysfunction and insulin resistance contribute to the development of type 2 diabetes, and ?-cell function, especially early insulin secretion, is important in maintaining normal glucose tolerance. This review focuses on the ciritical role of ?-cell dysfunction in the pathogenesis of type 2 diabetes.
9.The study of bone marrow micrometastases in small cell lung cancer
Xiaoyong XU ; Yi SHI ;
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(10):-
Small cell lung cancer, most malignant and highly aggressive has a high relapse rate due to drug resistance. Potential strategies as high dose chemotherapy with autologous bone marrow transplantation and analysis on genes of metastases are focused on. In spite of great improvement, methods and clinic significances of bone marrow micrometastases are still to be determinated. Bone micrometastases may be a resort to clarify the mechanism of metastases.
10.Minimally invasive diagnosis and treatment of digestive diseases with magnetic anchor
Chinese Journal of Digestive Surgery 2011;10(3):173-175
With the development of minimally invasive surgery,great developments have been made in laparoscopie techniques and digestive endoscopy.However,laparoscopy may cause injury by abdominal puncture,and digestive endoscopy is a painful examination for patients and is difficult to localize the tumor.Magnetic anchor makes use of magnetic attraction in positioning,and it improves laparoscopy and endoscopy by external magnetic field or magnetic handle.Nowadays,combined application of magnetic anchor and laparoscope and endoscope in the treatment of digestive diseases has been accepted by many medical centers,and further researches need to be carried out to realize the aim(small trauma,little pain and quick recovery)of minimally invasive surgery.