1.Research on design and realization of information management system for hospital medical equipment based on ASP.NET platform
China Medical Equipment 2015;(11):64-66
Objective:To develop an information management system for equipment archives management, maintenance, measuring and statistics for hospital medical equipment.Methods:VS 2008 and SQL Server 2008 were used as the development tools. B/S software architecture was applied to the design of system function modules.Results: The system structure of B/S model could satisfy the requirements form the equipment archives management, maintenance, measuring and statistics of hospital medical equipment. The desired functional modules were implemented, which adapted to the acquisition and utilization of hospital medical equipment management.Conclusion: The information management system for hospital medical equipment can acquire and maintain medical equipment information, with digitalizing information of equipment archives, measuring and statistics, and networked the maintenance flow of medical equipment. The information sharing has been realized and the management level of hospital medical equipment has been improved.
2.MRI allocation analysis of regional hospitals based on queuing simulation model
Hongtao JIANG ; Minggang WANG ; Yingjun MAO
China Medical Equipment 2016;13(6):101-103,104
Objective:Setting up a queuing simulation model to study the allocation and usage of MRI in certain regional hospital in East China. To find out the causes and put forward suggestions. Methods: Statistical method was used for statistical analysis of MRI inspection time. Queuing simulation model was used to analyzing MRI allocation and used in 7 top hospitals. The waiting queue length, average queue length, sojourn time and waiting time was calculated.Results: The average MRI examination waiting time of the 7 top hospitals in the whole region is 0.403 h. The waiting time of 2 hospitals is more than 40 min while which is less than 20 min in 3 hospitals. The equipment utilization rate is higher in 2 hospitals (vacancy rate is 11.9%-16.4%) while which is lower in 2 other hospitals (vacancy rate is 52.3%-58.9%).Conclusion: The problem of health allocations of resources could be solved by establishing regional MRI examination center radiation regional around.
3.The value of volume reaction evaluation through stroke volume variation combined with passive leg test for septic shock patients with autonomous breathing
Bing LIN ; Lifang JIANG ; Fansu MENG ; Yingjun GUO
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2014;(13):2084-2085
Objective To evaluate the value of PLR-△SVV for the septic shock patients with autonomous breathing. Methods 60 patients were included in the study. Hemodynamic data of PICCO were collected before and after treatment. After rehydration, the group (△SV≥10%) was defined volume responder group, and then the predictive value of PLR-△SVV was analyzed. Results Compared with the nonresponders group, PLR-△SVV was increased significantly in response group[(10 ± 4)mL vs (14 ± 6)mL,P<0.05]. The ROC curve for PLR-△SVV were 0.881, and the sensitivity was 85.7%, the specificity was 92.0%. Conclusion PLR-△SVV can be used to predict fluid responsiveness for septic shock patients with spontaneously breathing.
4.The effccts of 17-?estradiol on capillary ultrastructure of medulla oblongata in ovariectomized rats
Fengbin WANG ; Kexin TANG ; Hongxin JIANG ; Yingjun GUAN ; Yanan WANG
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2004;0(01):-
Objective:To study the effects of 17-? estradiol on capillary ultrastructure of medulla oblongata in ovariectomized rats. Methods: The 30 adult femal rats were randomly divided into ovariectomy group(A group), estradiol group(B group) and sham- ovariectomy group(C group).The rats of A group and B group were bilaterally ovariectomized ,Which were injected with normalsaline 0.1 ml/d), 17-? estradiol(20 ?g/kg?d -1) ,The rats of D group were sham- ovariectomy ,animals were injected with normalsaline(0.1 ml/d), for 6 weeks. Results:(1)The level of serum estradiol of A group was significantly decreased compared with C group(P
5.Mediated effects of endoplasmic reticulum stress on light-induced apoptosis and inflammation of human retinal pigment epithelial cell
Wenjing, JIANG ; Lina, ZHANG ; Xiao, YU ; Yingjun, NIU
Chinese Journal of Experimental Ophthalmology 2017;35(9):816-823
Background The light damage model of retinal pigment epithelium (RPE) cells is a research direction of retinal degeneration diseases,and RPE cell apoptosis induced by light damage and inflammation is an important pathologic basis of light-induced RPE cell damage.However,whether endoplasmic reticulum stress (ERS) paticipates in light-induced RPE cell damage is rarely reported.Objective This study was to explore the effects of ERS on light-induced RPE cell damage.Methods Human RPE cell line (ARPE-19) was cuhured,and light damage models were created by irradiating the cells for 3-,6-,12-and 24-hours with white fluorescent lamp with the intensity of (2 000±500)lx for the selection of optimal irradiating time,and the cells in the normal control group were cultured in the dark environment.The cells were divided into normal control group,light exposure group and 4-phenylb utyric acid (4-PBA) pretreated +light exposure group.The cells from 4-PBA pretreated +light exposure group were cultued firstly with 4-PBA for 30 minutes and followed by light exposure for 12 hours.The apoptisis rate of the cells and intracellular reactive oxygen species (ROS) content were detected by flow cytometry;the concentrations of interleukin 1β (IL-1β) and tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α) in the cell supernatant were assyed by ELISA.The relative expressing levels of activating transcription factor 6 (ATF-6),C/enhancer binding protein homologous protein (CHOP) and caspase-12 mRNA and protein in the cells were detected by real-time quantitative PCR and Western blot,respectively.Results The cultured cells showed a long spindle shape,the border was not clear,the cytoplasm was degranulation,and the cell fragments increased.Flow cytometry showed that compared with the normal control group,the ROS content in the cells and the apoptosis rate were evidently increased with the lapse of light exposure time (F=763.00,119.30,both at P<0.01).ELISA results showed that the concentrations of IL-1β and TNF-α in the cell supernatant were significantly higher in the light exposure 6-hour group than those in the normal control group with the peak value in the light exposure 12-hour group.Compared with the normal control group,the relative expression levels of ATF-6,CHOP and caspase-12 mRNA and protein in the cells were elevated in the light exposure group and peaked in the light exposure 12-hour group.In addition,the relative expression levels of ATF-6 mRNA,CHOP mRNA and caspase-12 mRNA in the cells were significantly reduced in 4-PBA pretreated+light exposure group compared with the light exposure group (F=281.69,473.88,308.45,all at P<0.01),and their proteins were also significantly reduced (F =47.86,57.93,106.59,all at P < 0.01).The apoptosis rate,concentrations of IL-1β and TNF-α in the cell supernatant were significantly reduced in 4-PBA pretreated+light exposure group compared with the light exposure group (F =88.64,245.47,101.01,all at P<0.01).Conclusions The light exposure at (2 000 ± 500)lx induces intracellular ROS accumulation and activates the ERS response,which results in apoptosis and inflammatory process of human RPE cells.4-PBA,a inhibitor of ERS,can suppress light-induced ERS response and therefore reduces the apoptosis rate and inhibits inflammatory process.
6.The effects and mechanisms of Forsythia suspense on the expression of Foxp3 on splenocytes and level of Treg in peripheral blood in severely burnt rats
Yingjun FU ; Juanli YUAN ; Jiang CHEN ; Yong XIE
Journal of Cellular and Molecular Immunology 2009;25(10):935-937
AIM: To explore the immunity modulation function of aqueous of Forsythia suspense (AFS) and its possible mechanisms. METHODS: Rats of burned model group were burned with vapor under 3mpa pressure and 108℃ temperature for 8 seconds to achieve deep partialthickness bum, to make a thirty percent total body surface area (TBSA)bum. The experiment were divided into five groups: Control group: without any treatment; 8 PBH group: 8 h after burn; the rats of AFS1 guoup, AFS2 group and AFS3 group of them were given AFS 5 g/kg, 2.5 g/kg, 1.25 g/kg once a day by Po. pathway for seven days before burns, respectively. Rats were sacrificed before and 8h after burn, The percentage of Treg cells in CD4~+ T cells was detected by flow cytometry(FCM) ; the expression of Foxp3 mRNA on splenocytes were measured by RT-PCR, and the protein of Foxp3 activity was evaluated by immunohistochemistry staining. RESULTS: Compared with Control group, the expression of Foxp3mRNA and protein on the splenocytes were upregulated markedly(P <0.01), and the percentage of Treg were significantly increased (P < 0.01) in the 8PBH group. AFS1, AFS2 and AFS3 significantly attenuated these increases (P < 0.01), which was dose-dependent. CONCLUSION: AFS has immunity modulation function and mechanism of it is corrected with Foxp3 mRNA on splenocytes.
7.Defense mechanisms and childhood abuse of patients with borderline personality disorder
Jianjun HUANG ; Jiang WU ; Yingjun XI ; Kai LI ; Yunping YANG
Chinese Journal of Health Management 2012;(6):363-366
Objective To understnad the defense mechanisms of patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD) and to explore its relationship with childhood abuses.Methods One hundred and forty-two outpatients with BPD (group A),63 outpatients with other personality disorders (group B) and 20 outpatients without any Axis Ⅱ diagnoses (group C) were enrolled and completed Chinese versions of the Childhood Experience of Care and Abuse Questionnaire (CECA.Q) and the Defensive Style of Questionnaire (DSQ).Multivariate analysis of variance and Pearson correlation analysis were used for data analysis.Results Compared to group B and C,the score of defense mechanisms reported by group A were significantly increased in all eight premature defense mechanisms,such as projection(F =26.5,P < 0.05),passive aggression (F =18.1,P < 0.05),acting out (F =28.3,P < 0.05),complaint (F =16.7,P <0.05),fantasy(F =16.3,P < 0.05),splitting (F =28.8,P < 0.05),withdrawal (F =8.3,P < 0.05),somatization(F=7.6,P < 0.05),and part of the middle defense mechanisms,such as omnipotence-devaluation(F =9.2,P < 0.05),isolation(F =4.7,P < 0.05) and identification (F =10.0,P < 0.05).At the same time,the BPD patients got lower scores in the mature defense mechanisms,such as sublimation (F =4.1,P < 0.05) and repression(F =3.9,P < 0.05).Those who experienced physical abuse use more complaint (F =6.9,P < 0.05),denial mechanisms (F =5.2,P < 0.05) and less anticipation one (F =4.6,P < 0.05).Those who experienced sexual abuse use more somatization (F =4.4,P < 0.05) and isolation mechanism (F =3.6,P < 0.05).Conclusions BPD patients would like to use more immature and middle defense mechanisms and less mature ones.Emotional,physical and sexual abuse from parents and other adult care takers have a correlation with immature defense mechanisms,which indicates the importance of care about parental rearing patterns and mental health of children.
8.Protective effects of ischemia preconditioning and dexorubicin precondition ing on cryopreservation injury of ratlive
Song QIN ; Bei SUN ; Jun XU ; Yingjun TIAN ; Hongchi JIANG ;
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1993;0(02):-
ObjectiveTostudytheprotectiveeffectsofpreconditioningoncryopreservationinjuryofrat liver.MethodsThemodelofisolatednonrecirculatedperfusionratliver (IPRL)wasestablished .Thegrafts werepreconditionedwithischemia (IPC)anddexorubicin (DPC)respectively .ResultsThelevelsofaspartate transaminase (AST)andalaninetransaminase (ALT)inthesolutionsinIPCgroup (40 1? 6 3、17 1? 0 5 )U L andDPCgroup (43 6? 3 7、19 4? 0 8)U Lwerelowerthanthoseofnon preconditioning (NPC)group (6 4 5? 8 2、2 3 8? 3 96 )U L (P 0 0 5 ) .ConclusionsPreconditioninghasobviousprotectiveeffectsoncryopr eservationinjuryofratliver.MedicinepreconditioningmightimitatetheeffectofIPC .Medicinepreconditioning cansupplyclinicaltreatmentasasafeandeffectivepreconditioningmethod .
9.Pharmacokinetics and bioavialability of nimesulide dispersible tablet
Yingjun FU ; Qun DAI ; Min JIANG ; Yuqing XIONG ;
Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2000;0(02):-
Aim To study the pharmacokinetics and bioequivalence of nimesulide dispersible tablet and its normal tablet. Methods 20 healthy volunteers were treated with a single oral dose of domestic nimesulide dispersible tablet or normal tablet (control) in a randomized crossover study and the plasma drug concentration was determined by HPLC. Results The plasma concentration time curve was fitted to the one compartment model. The pharmacokinetic parameters obtained were: c max ( 3.91 ? 0.74) ?g ?ml -1 , t (1/2)? ( 3.40 ? 0.78) h , t max ( 3.15 ? 0.67) h , AUC 0~24 ( 31.92 ? 6.36) ?g ?ml?h -1 , there was no significant difference between the active and control groups. The relative bioavailability obtained was ( 96.43 ? 8.41 ) %. Conclusion The pharmacokinetic profile for the 2 tablets was similar so it may be concluded that they are bioequivalent.
10.Comparative Studies on Pharmacological Action of Compound Danshen Aerosol and Tablet
Xiulian JIANG ; Tie HONG ; Yingjun WANG ; Chunhua JIN ; Bing KANG ;
Traditional Chinese Drug Research & Clinical Pharmacology 1993;0(02):-
Compound Danshen aerosol remarkably increased hypoxia tolerance after isoproterenol injection and prolonged survival time in mice. The electrocardiogram of rats and rabbits with pituitrin-induced ischemia was significantly improved. The aerosol also decreased the elevation of lactic dehydrogenase in rats with experimental myocardial infarction.