1.Discussion on schizophrenia from the liver in TCM
Wenyong LI ; Yuchun KANG ; Hongxiao JIA
China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy 2006;0(09):-
Schizophrenia is roughly equivalent to insanity in TCM.Premorbid personality traits of schizophrenia are similar to the characteristic of stagnation of liver in TCM.The stagnation of liver-qi is a usually cause and main differentiation type of schizophrenia.Early location of this disease is toward to the liver.The stagnant qi of the liver turns into fire,up to brain to interfere the activity of mind,then leads the disease into the acute phase;Stagnation of the liver-qi and the heart-fire affect other organs and lead the disease to its chronic phase:The change of solar term or dramatic disturbances of climate change often leads liver yang to interfere the mind,resulting in recurrence or relapses of schizophrenia.We should pay attention to rule of liver in the treatment,rehabilitation,prevention of recurrence in schizophrenia.When treating schizophrenia,we need pay attention to soothing liver,without inhibiting the sthenic liver-energy;suppressing the hyperactive liver by calming the liver and removing heat from the liver.Soothing liver and strengthening spleen,dispersing liver-qi and regulating stomach are the common treatment.For preventing degeneration,while nourishing liver and kidney,clearing heat and calming the mind should be used at same time;while nourishing liver yin,wind-dispersing,eliminating phlegm,clearing-stasis should be used at same time.Cleaning liver heat,nourishing yin,activating blood and detoxification should be paid attention to when preventing and treating the side effects caused by antipsychotic drugs.
2.MRI manifestation of the knee in juvenile idiopathic arthritis and clinical relevance
Yang YANG ; Fengqi WU ; Ming LIU ; Min KANG ; Yuchun YAN ; Xinyu YUAN
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2015;(8):596-600
Objective To semi-quantitatively assess the MRI manifestations of knee in patients with juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA) and to explore the relationship between the semi-quantitative scores with clinical inflammatory biomarkers. Methods Fifty children diagnosed as JIA and presented with knee pain, swelling or limitation were enrolled and their clinical and imaging findings were retrospectively analyzed. Contrast-enhanced MRI scan of the knee were performed in all cases (a total of 50 knees). MRI abnormalities, including synovial hypertrophy, joint effusion, bone marrow edema, joint cartilage injury and bone erosion, were assessed with a semi-quantitative score system. The erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) and C reactive protein (CRP) at the same period with MRI were collected. The relationships between the MRI scores and laboratory biomarkers (CRP and ESR) were analyzed with Spearman correlation analysis. Results In MR images of all the 50 knees with JIA, synovial hypertrophy(43, 86%)and joint effusion(40, 80%)were major abnormalities, bone marrow edema was seen in 6 knees, joint cartilage injury in 12 knees and no bone erosion was seen. The scores of synovial hypertrophy, joint effusion, marrow edema, joint cartilage injury and bone erosion were 7(0-12), 3(0-7), 0(0-6), 0(0-10), 0, respectively. There was significant correlation between synovial hypertrophy and joint effusion(r=0.719, P=0.001). There were positive relationship between synovial hypertrophy and ESR and CRP(r=0.306 and 0.285; P=0.031 and 0.043, respectively).Other indexes had no significant relationship with ESR or CRP. Conclusions MRI could comprehensively evaluate knee involvement in patients with JIA. Joint effusion could be a useful reference to evaluate the condition of synovitis for pediatric patients with non-enhanced MR images.
3.Professor GAO Yuchun's experience of acupuncture for headache.
Linhua CUI ; Xiao XING ; Weihua XUE ; Yanjun WANG ; Cejun XU ; Jun XUC ; Yuchun GAO ; Suobin KANG
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2015;35(12):1285-1287
As one of the important founders of GAO's acupuncture academic school in YanZhao area, Professor GAO Yuchun 's experience of acupuncture for headache is summarized in this paper. In the opinion of Professor GAO, the treatment of headache should focus on eliminating evil and relieving pain, and the syndrome differentiation should be based on meridian differentiation, especially on three yang meridians of foot as well as liver meridian and kidney meridian. In the acupoint prescription, attention should be placed on strengthening the spleen and stomach. The midnight-midday ebb flow acupuncture is advocated. The combination between acupuncture order and movement of qi is emphasized. In the manipulation, the role of pressing hand, the stimulation during reinforcing and reducing methods, and needle-retention time are important. The breathing reinforcing and reducing method of acupuncture are also advocated.
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4.Gao Yuchun's experience of facial paralysis treatment.
Yanjun WANG ; Linhua CUI ; Jun YUAN ; Li HE ; Zhanqing XIE ; Weihua XUE ; Mei LI ; Zhenwei ZHANG ; Yuchun GAO ; Suobin KANG
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2015;35(5):479-482
To introduce professor Gao Yuchun's clinical experience and treating characteristics of facial paralysis treated with acupuncture and moxibustion. Professor Gao pays attention to yangming when he selects acupoints for clinical syndrome, and directs acupoints selection based on syndrome differentiation in different levels of jingjin, meridians and zangfu; he praises opposing needling technique and reinforcing the deficiency and reducing the excess highly; the acupuncture manipulation is gentle,shallow and slow for reducing the healthy side and reinforcing the affected side, and through losing its excess to complement its deficiency; besides, he stresses needle retaining time and distinguishes reinforcing and reducing. Facial paralysis is treated with key factors such as acupoints selecting based on yangming, acupuncture manipulation, needle retaining time, etc. And the spleen and stomach is fine and good at transportation and transformation; the meridians is harmonious; the qi and blood is smooth. The clinical efficacy is enhanced finally.
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5.Establishment and application of networked full-coverage multi-disciplinary team management mode under hospital administrative guidance
Fansong MENG ; Xiaoqing XU ; Jixiang SONG ; Changchun KANG ; Zhaogang LIU ; Yuchun WEI ; Xiaoyun HAN ; Junyan LIU ; Lei ZHAO ; Jinming YU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2021;37(5):385-388
Multi-disciplinary team(MDT)mode is regarded as the key to standardized diagnosis and treatment of malignant tumors. The model, however, encounters such roadblocks in the current form of MDT organization, as costly clinical resources and time consumption, low efficiency, poor management of participating experts in MDT, and lack of enforceability of the therapeutic decisions made. This paper summarized the practical MDT experiences of the Affiliated Cancer Hospital of Shandong First Medical University. It introduced the construction of an intranet-based MDT system covering a large proportion of newly diagnosed malignant tumor patients, and the practices and achievements of such MDT management system under hospital administrative guidance. The authors proposed to use reporting ratio as the main assessment indicator in promoting MDT, and that to define the performance, responsibilities and rights in MDT practice. These measures aim at to upgrading individual behaviors of doctors to organizational behaviors of hospitals, and providing cancer patients with more standardized, comprehensive and personalized diagnosis and treatment decisions.