1.Effects of Suifukang in Treatment of Acute Spinal Card Injury of Rat
Shuang HE ; Yongqing ZHAO ; Fengyue HAN
Chinese Journal of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine 2008;0(S1):-
Objective To observe the influence of Suifukang (SFK) on hemorheological change of rats induced spinal cord injury. Method Through half-transection spinal cord injury, the effects of SFK on hemorheological changes of 50 SD rats were observed. Results After injury, the hemorheological property was changed from lower coagulability to higher coagulability. After administrated with SFK, the hemorheological property was changed from higher coagulability to lower coagulability. Conclusion SFK could effectively reverse the abnormal hemorheological status into normal one.
2.Effects of Yiqi Kaimi Recipe on gastrointestinal motility and neuropeptides in rats with colonic slow transit constipation.
Chunmei HE ; Jingen LU ; Yongqing CAO
Journal of Integrative Medicine 2007;5(2):160-4
To observe the effects of Yiqi Kaimi Recipe (YQKMR), a traditional Chinese compound medicine, on gastrointestinal motility and neuropeptides in rats with colonic slow transit constipation.
3.Advances in treatment of radiation proctitis
He HUANG ; Jingen LU ; Yongqing CAO
Journal of Integrative Medicine 2008;6(9):975-8
4.Effects of Wenshen Jianpi Recipe on chronic wound healing in rats
Yongqing CAO ; Chunmei HE ; Jingen LU
Journal of Integrative Medicine 2005;3(3):220-4
OBJECTIVE: To study the effects of Wenshen Jianpi Recipe (WSJPR, a traditional Chinese medicine for warming kidney and invigorating spleen) on chronic wound healing and the mechanism. METHODS: Ninety-six SD rats were randomly divided into 4 groups, with 24 rats in each group, and back wound was made in the rats. For rats in 3 of the 4 groups, hydrocortisone injection was administered to induce chronic wound. Rats in 2 of the 3 groups were treated with WSJPR and Xinpukang Granules (XPKG) respectively, and the rats in the other group were untreated. The rats in the fourth group were taken as control. The wound healing time and the width of new epidermis were observed, and the histomorphological changes and cell cycle of the granulation tissue, and the protein expressions of epidermal growth factor (EGF), transforming growth factor-beta(1) (TGF-beta(1)) and fibronectin (FN) in the granulation tissue were tested with immunohistochemical technique and flow cytometry. RESULTS: The wound healing time of the WSJPR-treated and XPKG-treated groups was (17.0+/-1.9) and (18.8+/-1.9) d respectively, much shorter than that of the untreated and control groups (P<0.05). On the 14th experiment day, the width of new epidermis of the WSJPR-treated and XPKG-treated groups was (3.73+/-0.19) and (3.21+/-0.15) mm respectively, much wider than that of the untreated and control groups (P<0.05). The numbers of angiogenesis, fibroblasts and cells in the S phase in WSJPR-treated and XPKG-treated groups were much higher than those in the untreated and control groups (P<0.05). Compared with the untreated and control groups, the protein expressions of EGF, TGF-beta(1) and FN in WSJPR-treated and XPKG-treated groups were higher (P<0.05). CONCLUSION: WSJPR can enhance the wound healing. It was likely through accelerating the cell proliferation and up-regulating the expressions of EGF, TGF-beta(1) and FN.
6.Advances of Particles/Cells Magnetic Manipulation in Microfluidic Chips
Shuang HUANG ; Yongqing HE ; Feng JIAO
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2017;45(8):1238-1247
Magnetic manipulation of particles/cells in microfluidic chips is a promising research field.This paper stated the operation mechanism and the main means of manipulation, including separation, concentration, capture, arrangement and assembly.Especially, the concept of particles/cells separation was emphasized with different criteria, like sizes, shapes, and magnetic properties.In addition, the effects of the channel geometry, the intensity and distribution of the magnetic field, and the types of magnetic liquid (paramagnetic salt solutions and ferrofluids) on the performance of the magnetic manipulation were also compared.The prospective to the prospect of magnetic manipulation about particles/cells in microfluidic chip was also depicted.
7.Research and investigation in relationship between oral health habit and halitosis
Fenghua YAN ; Jian LIU ; Yongqing HU ; Lu HE
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2011;27(7):1-3
Objective The aim of this study was to assess the relationship between the oral health habit and halitosis. It can provide an advisory basis for nurse giving individualized oral health instruction to patients of halitosis and can improve the result of prevention and treatment for halitosis accordingly. Methods 202 patients with periodontal disease were chosen to participate in this study. The study included the questionnaire of oral health habit and the halitosis diagnosis by organoleptic assessment.Comparisons of difference in the knowledge of oral health habit between the subjects with and without halitosis were conducted. Results Brushing times in subjects without halitosis were significantly more than that in subjects with halitosis. Brushing teeth in evening and interproximal brush usage were much better in subjects without halitosis than that in subjects with halitosis,respectively. Conclusions Good oral health habits could decrease the incidence of halitosis.
8.Comparative study of supine and prone flexed posture CT/MRI examination for lumber disc herniation
Xingcan CHEN ; Miao LIU ; Dong HE ; Yongqing PAN ; Kaiyu ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2011;45(1):65-68
Objective To evaluate the clinical value of prone flexed posture lumber CT/MRI examination for lumber disc herniation. Methods Supine posture CT/MRI (SPCT/MRI) and prone flexed posture CT/MRI (PFPCT/MRI) examinations were performed on 1200 patients with lumber disc herniation.The imaging findings on SPCT/MRI and PFPCT/MRI of each case were compared. According to the CT/MRI diagnostic criteria for encapsulated lumber disc herniation ( HLDH ), adhered lumber disc herniation (ALDH) and ruptured lumber disc herniation ( RLDH), the 1200 cases were divided into three groups. On the basis of PFPCT/MRI findings, 868 cases were selected for percutaneous lumbar diskectomy (PLD) with half to twelve years follow up. Treatment effects of PLD on HLDH, ALDH and RLDH were analyzed with x2test. Results Among 249 ALDH cases diagnosed by SPCT/MRI 35 were identified as HLDH by PFPCT/MRI. Among 163 RLDH cases diagnosed by SPCT/MRI, 9 HLDH and 17 ALDH were identified by PFPCT/MRI. In 868 cases treated with PLD, the effective rate of HLDH ( n = 832), ALDH ( n = 25 ), RLDH ( n =11 ) were 825/832 (99. 2% ), 13/25, and 1/11 respectively. The effective rate of HLDH is significantly different from that of ALDH and RLDH ( x2 = 369. 69, P < 0. 01 ). Conclusion PFPCT/MRI may change the grouping result of lumber disc herniation made by SPCT/MRI and can be used to objectively select patients for PLD.
9.Design characteristics of clinical surgery trial based on treatment program of tunnel thread-drawing method for anal fistula: a prospective randomized controlled multicenter trial.
Chunmei HE ; Jingen LU ; Yongqing CAO ; Yibo YAO
Journal of Integrative Medicine 2009;7(12):1113-8
Background: Basic principles of clinical trials of nonpharmacologic treatment are similar to those of pharmacologic treatment, but its some special characteristics should be discussed. Objective: To explore the design characteristics of clinical surgery trial through the example of tunnel thread-drawing therapy for simple anal fistula. Design, setting, participants and interventions: The clinical trial was designed as a prospective, controlled, randomized multicenter trial. The patients came from Longhua Hospital, Yueyang Hospital of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and Affiliated Hospital of Jianxi University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Stratified random was performed according to the subtype of anal fistula including low and high anal fistula. Full analysis set was applied to analyze the baseline data, and per protocol set was used in efficacy and safety analysis. The intervention was tunnel thread-drawing method. Classical therapy of thread-drawing method was employed as positive control. Main outcome measures: The primary outcomes were course of recovery and cure rate. Quality of life score was used as secondary outcome and anal maximum constriction pressure was considered as safety outcome. Results: Optimal efficiency testing method was used to estimate sample size. A total of 244 subjects were recruited and 236 subjects completed the trial. There was no significant difference in the cure rate of the low and high anal fistula between the treatment group and control group. There was a significant difference in the course of recovery in the patients with low and high anal fistula between treatment group and control group (P<0.01). To the patients with low anal fistula, the course of recovery in the treatment group was (22.26+/-8.67) d, and the course of recovery in the control group was (31.41+/-11.39) d. To the patients with high anal fistula, the course of recovery in the treatment group was (24.73+/-8.15) d, and the course of recovery in the control group was (32.20+/-12.60) d. There was no significant difference in the scores of quality of life in the patients with low anal fistula between the treatment group and control group (P>0.05). The trial showed that the tunnel thread-drawing therapy was significantly more effective than classical method for improving the anal sphincter function and patient satisfaction with treatment in the patients with high anal fistula. However the other items of quality of life in the two groups did not show significant difference. There was no any adverse event report in each group. There was no significant difference in the anal maximum constriction pressure in the treatment group before and after the operation. Conclusion: The trial shows that the tunnel thread-drawing therapy for simple anal fistula can shorten the course of recovery and improve the patients' quality of life. The training about surgical intervention and clinical implementation program is important in clinical surgery trial. Blind is absolutely difficult to implement and placebo cannot be used in this kind of trial.
10.Reconstructive ladder of the leg without sufficient recipient vessels
Yueliang ZHU ; Zuoming YIN ; Xinyv FAN ; Xiaoqing HE ; Yongqing XU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2017;40(4):328-332
Objective To establish the reconstructive ladder for the leg without sufficient recipient vessels by case analysis and literature review.Methods From January,2009 to January,2015,772 cases were treated in our center using free flap for leg coverage and 129 cases were found intra-operatively to have insufficient recipient vessels.There were 113 males and 16 females,and the age ranged from 4 to 71 years,averaging 36.5 years.The wounds were post-traumatic (n=108) and non post-traumatic (n=21).The management methods included elongating incision (n=25),vessel transfer(n=22),Flow-through anastomosis(n=17),end-to-side anastomosis (n=13),useing neighboring vessels (n=1S),anastomosis distal to the injured zone (n=14),cross-leg free flap (n=7),and abandoning free flap transfer(n=13).Results Except for the cases of abandoning surgery (n=13,10.1%),there were 86 cases whose flap healed totally (66.7%),9 cases total lost(7.0%),and 11 cases marginal loss (8.5%).It established a reconstructive ladder for this special situation according to the principle of difficulty level.Conclusion The insufficient recipient vessels of the leg were had multi-causes which should be taken account generally before surgery.The optimal protocol for each case should be chosen from the reconstructive ladder based on the technical difficulty level.