1.Relationship between delirium and dementia in elderly patients undergoing hip fracture surgery
Mangmang CHEN ; Hongliang GAO ; Yueping NI
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2014;33(10):1068-1071
Objective To explore the correlation between delirium and dementia in elderly patients undergoing hip fracture surgery.Methods A prospective study was conducted on 118 elderly patients with hip fracture who were free from prefracture dementia.Caregivers or the relatives described the patients' prefracture cognition by the Informant Questionnaire on Cognitive Decline in the Elderly-short form (IQCODE SF).Delirium was assessed by the Confusion Assessment Method (CAM).After 6 months,cognition was reassessed by using 5 cognitive tests,taking DSM-Ⅳ as the diagnostic criteria.Results Among 32 cases (27%) suffered from delirium in the acute phase,12 cases (38%) reached to the diagnostic criteria of dementia after 6 months follow up,while there were 6 cases (7%) reached to the diagnostic criteria of dementia after 6 months follow-up in the group without delirium in the acute phase (x2 =16.81,P<0.001).IQCODE-SF score had no statistically significant difference in the prediction of dementia.Conclusions In elderly patients without the history of dementia,delirium after hip fracture surgery is the major predictor of dementia within half years.
2.Study of Anti-infection Effect on Jindengshangen Oral liquor
Jianhua ZHANG ; Ruomin JIN ; Meifang CAO ; Jiana NI ; Shifang LI ; Yueping WU ;
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine 1992;0(01):-
Objective: To study the mechanism of jindengshanggen (JDSG) oral liquid's anti infectiion effect.Methods: inhibition on bacteria growth, resistance to Escherichia coli endotoxin and measurement of monocytic phagocaryosis in mice were taken. Results: The effects of JDSG oral liquid is probably not due to the inhibition on bacteria growth, but rather due to its stimulation on other anti infection mechanisms in human body. The enhancement of immune response and toxin tolerance may be one of the mechanisms for JDSG oral liquid to cure acute pharynx infection. Conclusions: These results provide a basis for clinical application of JDSG.
3.Comparative Study on Different Serology Risk Stratification Combined With Endoscopy for Screening of Early Gastric Cancer
Yueping ZHENG ; Ping JIANG ; Zhi NI ; Rongchun ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Gastroenterology 2023;28(11):672-676
Background:One effective method for detecting stomach cancer is serological screening.Aims:To improve the prognosis and better direct clinical practice,this research compares the usefulness of the new scoring system and the ABC method in the screening of high-risk lesions of gastric cancer.Methods:This study involved the consecutive enrollment of 2 306 individuals(of whom 1 232 were male and 1 074 were female)who had gastroscopy at the Physical Examination Department of Xiamen Humanity Hospital between December 2020 and December 2022 and were above the age of 40.Before endoscopy,the population was classified as low-risk,intermediate-risk,and high-risk based on the serological ABC method and the new scoring system,respectively,and based on the age,gender,serum Helicobacter pylori antibody,PGR,and G-17 test findings of the studied population.An analysis was conducted on the identification of high-risk lesions of stomach cancer using the two distinct approaches,and the usefulness of the two distinct techniques for identifying high-risk lesions associated with stomach cancer was assessed.Results:Based on the serological ABC method of 2 306 patients,there were 1 293 cases in the low-risk group,856 cases in the intermediate-risk group,and 157 cases in the high-risk group.Of the three groups,759 cases(58.7%)had high-risk lesions of gastric cancer,492 cases(57.5%)in the intermediate-risk group,and 82 cases(52.2%)in the high-risk group.There were 1 899 cases in the low-risk category,383 cases in the intermediate-risk group,and 27 cases in the high-risk group,based on the novel scoring system.Among them,1 044 patients had high-risk stomach cancer lesions found.There were 18 instances(75.0%)in the high-risk group and 271 cases(70.8%)in the intermediate-risk group.The identification rate of high-risk lesions of gastric cancer in the new scoring method increases progressively as the group grade rises(χ2=35.482,P<0.001).Conclusions:While both approaches are useful for identifying high-risk gastric cancer lesions,the novel scoring system may be more beneficial for identifying these lesions early on.
4.Trends of hospitalized cases of children′s hospitals in China before and after COVID-19
Jian TIAN ; Xinyu WANG ; Yueping ZENG ; Fei SONG ; Hui XU ; Xin XU ; Xin NI ; Guoshuang FENG
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2022;38(9):685-689
Objective:To analyze the impact of COVID-19 on the number of hospitalization and the disease spectrum of children′s hospitals in China, so as to provide scientific basis for improving the epidemic response policy of children′s hospitals and restoring hospital operations.Methods:Discharged patients from 27 children′s hospitals from January 1, 2019, to December 31, 2020, were selected from the FUTang Updating medical Records(FUTURE) Database. The ratio of discharge number in 2020 to that in 2019 was calculated. Age groups, disease types, and discharge months were further divided to calculate the ratio of discharge numbers under different conditions.Results:The total number of discharged patients in 2020 was 76.76% of the total number in 2019. In terms of discharge time, the ratio rose slowly from the lowest values in February and March, and reached about 90% of the same period of 2019 at the end of 2020. In terms of age, the biggest change in the discharge number was among children aged 1-3 years, which was 71.87% in 2019. In terms of disease classifications, respiratory diseases changed the most in the number of discharged patients in 2020, accounting for 56.03% of that in 2019. The top five hospitalized diseases of children did not change, while the other ranks changed slightly.Conclusions:COVID-19 has a huge and lasting impact on the number of hospitalizations in children′s hospitals, and the hospitals should develop multiple approaches such as online medical care to cope with the long-term negative impact of the pandemic.
5.Optimization for technical resources of children′s gastroscopy based on diagnosis-related groups
Yaqi LYU ; Yueping ZENG ; Fei SONG ; Guoshuang FENG ; Jian TIAN ; Xin XU ; Xin NI
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2021;37(3):203-206
Objective:To analyze the gastroscopy treatment technology in a Children′s Medical Center based on the diagnosis-related groups(DRG) and put forward suggestions for resource optimization.Methods:The data of the front pages of medical records of 22 medical institutions in a Children′s Medical Center in 2018 were divided into DRG groups. The patients in gastroscope treatment operation group(GK3)were selected, and the disease diagnosis, operation and payment methods of the patients in this group were analyzed.Results:Of the 22 medical institutions, 16 had GK3 group cases, and the number of cases was significantly different, ranging from 2 to 917. Among them, the institution with code M was characterized by multiple endoscopic treatment of esophageal stricture, but most other institutions rarely carried out the treatment of esophageal stricture. In GK3 group, the main payment method of children in Institution M with the highest constituent ratio was at one′s own expense, followed by non-local medical insurance. The main payment type of O and P institutions with the second and third constituent ratio was local medical insurance.Conclusions:The gap of the technology of gastroscopy in the treatment of esophageal stricture is large in all institutions. The high-quality medical resources can be sunk through the construction of pediatric medical alliance, and the gap between the regional medical technology can be continuously leveled.