1.Consultations by Nutrition Support Team (NST)
Naoko KURAMASU ; Junko YAMAMOTO ; Utako FUKUHARA ; Yumiko YOKOI ; Kimie KOBAYASHI ; Yumiko SHIOKAWA ; Shoichi ISAKA ; Tsutomu TOMINAGA
Journal of the Japanese Association of Rural Medicine 2004;53(5):805-810
Our hospital has a nutrition support team (NST) serving inpatients of all department. Two years ago, the team started activities with the motto “Apt nutritional management for inpatients”. It is an interdepartmental unit consisting of physicians, nurses, dietitians, pharmacists and speech therapists. Initially we found it difficult to make time to join forces, but now it has become possible to screen patients for undernourishment on a weekly basis while making nutritional assessment and planning, and holding consultations. The main purpose of the consultations is to improve the nutritional status of patients according to plans formulated after nutritional assessment made at the request of physicians and nurses in charge of the patients. To achieve the objective, we are expected to concentrate all our efforts and brains. This paper presents some consultation cases we have handled. In addition, the nutritional assessment and nutritional intervention activities of our hospital are described.
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2.Six Cases with \lqHonton\rq Disease Successfully Treated with Combination of Goshuyuto Extract and Ryokeijutsukanto Extract
Yuji KASAHARA ; Yutaka KOBAYASHI ; Atsushi CHINO ; Nobuyasu SEKIYA ; Takao NAMIKI ; Kenji OHNO ; Masaki RAIMURA ; Sumire HASHIMOTO ; Keiko OGAWA ; Hirokuni OKUMI ; Yumiko KIMATA ; Yoshiro HIRASAKI ; Toshiaki KITA ; Katsutoshi TERASAWA
Kampo Medicine 2009;60(5):519-525
We report six cases with honton disease successfully treated with a combination of goshuyuto extract and ryokeijutsukanto extract. Five of the cases were diagnosed as panic disorder, and the remaining case as generalized anxiety disorder. All six cases complained of palpitation, nausea, dizziness, headache and anxiety attacks. We diagnosed them as a hontonto (Zhouhou fang) indication. Their various complaints disappeared after combination therapy with those extracts. Furthermore, efficacy of the combination therapy was proven to be equal to hontonto. These cases suggest that the combination therapy with goshuyuto extract and ryokeijutsukanto extract is useful in place of hontonto.
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3.Analysis and Avoidance of Errors in Insulin Administration by Means of Quality Control (QC) Methods
Atsushi MIURA ; Fumi AOKI ; Hiroki MOMOI ; Kunimichi YANAGISAWA ; Keiko OOI ; Masaaki OOHASHI ; Reiko TAKEUCHI ; Yumiko KOBAYASHI ; Yumi SASAKI ; Teruaki OOKURA ; Osamu ATOBE
Journal of the Japanese Association of Rural Medicine 2008;57(5):719-725
The Saku Central Hospital classified muscular relaxants, potassium products and the like as “high-risk medicines”, but when it came to insulin, did not take any standardized measure against it to prevent accidents. Having organized a team of personnel from a wide variety of job, our hospital has recently carried out a campaign for improvements in medical care. With pharmacists playing a leading role, we grappled with measures for the prevention of errors in the administration of insulin using quality control (QC) methods. As a consequence, the campaign served to decrease the number of medical mistakes. As there still occur many incidents involving medication, the role played in risk management by pharmacists remains significant. In future, pharmacists will hopefully play a constructive role in risk management to prevent medical incidents involving medical supplies. That said, a campaign for improvements inmedical care through the practical use of QC methods seems likely to bring about favorable results.
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4.Six Cases with ‘Honton’ Disease Successfully Treated with Combination of Goshuyuto Extract and Ryokeijutsukanto Extract
Yuji KASAHARA ; Yutaka KOBAYASHI ; Atsushi CHINO ; Nobuyasu SEKIYA ; Takao NAMIKI ; Kenji OHNO ; Masaki RAIMURA ; Sumire HASHIMOTO ; Keiko OGAWA ; Hirokuni OKUMI ; Yumiko KIMATA ; Yoshiro HIRASAKI ; Toshiaki KITA ; Katsutoshi TERASAWA
Kampo Medicine 2009;60(5):519-525
We report six cases with honton disease successfully treated with a combination of goshuyuto extract and ryokeijutsukanto extract. Five of the cases were diagnosed as panic disorder, and the remaining case as generalized anxiety disorder. All six cases complained of palpitation, nausea, dizziness, headache and anxiety attacks. We diagnosed them as a hontonto (Zhouhou fang) indication. Their various complaints disappeared after combination therapy with those extracts. Furthermore, efficacy of the combination therapy was proven to be equal to hontonto. These cases suggest that the combination therapy with goshuyuto extract and ryokeijutsukanto extract is useful in place of hontonto.
5.Six Cases with 'Honton' Disease Successfully Treated with Combination of Goshuyuto Extract and Ryokeijutsukanto Extract
Yuji KASAHARA ; Yutaka KOBAYASHI ; Atsushi CHINO ; Nobuyasu SEKIYA ; Takao NAMIKI ; Kenji OHNO ; Masaki RAIMURA ; Sumire HASHIMOTO ; Keiko OGAWA ; Hirokuni OKUMI ; Yumiko KIMATA ; Yoshiro HIRASAKI ; Toshiaki KITA ; Katsutoshi TERASAWA
Kampo Medicine 2009;60(5):519-525
We report six cases with honton disease successfully treated with a combination of goshuyuto extract and ryokeijutsukanto extract. Five of the cases were diagnosed as panic disorder, and the remaining case as generalized anxiety disorder. All six cases complained of palpitation, nausea, dizziness, headache and anxiety attacks. We diagnosed them as a hontonto (Zhouhou fang) indication. Their various complaints disappeared after combination therapy with those extracts. Furthermore, efficacy of the combination therapy was proven to be equal to hontonto. These cases suggest that the combination therapy with goshuyuto extract and ryokeijutsukanto extract is useful in place of hontonto.
6.Six Cases with 'Honton' Disease Successfully Treated with Combination of Goshuyuto Extract and Ryokeijutsukanto Extract
Yuji KASAHARA ; Yutaka KOBAYASHI ; Atsushi CHINO ; Nobuyasu SEKIYA ; Takao NAMIKI ; Kenji OHNO ; Masaki RAIMURA ; Sumire HASHIMOTO ; Keiko OGAWA ; Hirokuni OKUMI ; Yumiko KIMATA ; Yoshiro HIRASAKI ; Toshiaki KITA ; Katsutoshi TERASAWA
Kampo Medicine 2009;60(5):519-525
We report six cases with honton disease successfully treated with a combination of goshuyuto extract and ryokeijutsukanto extract. Five of the cases were diagnosed as panic disorder, and the remaining case as generalized anxiety disorder. All six cases complained of palpitation, nausea, dizziness, headache and anxiety attacks. We diagnosed them as a hontonto (Zhouhou fang) indication. Their various complaints disappeared after combination therapy with those extracts. Furthermore, efficacy of the combination therapy was proven to be equal to hontonto. These cases suggest that the combination therapy with goshuyuto extract and ryokeijutsukanto extract is useful in place of hontonto.
7.Natural History of Paralytic Scoliosis
Aya NARITA ; Mitsuo TAKANO ; Yuya TAKAKUBO ; Kan SASAKI ; Yumiko KANAUCHI ; Shinji KOBAYASHI ; Hideo IDA ; Michiaki TAKAGI
The Japanese Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine 2018;55(5):424-429
Introduction : We examined the characteristics of paralytic scoliosis using plain radiography.Subjects and methods : We recruited fourteen patients aged ≥ 15 years old with no history of bone surgery at the time of their final observation. Participants included those who had cerebral palsy or those who had a history of encephalitis and underwent spinal frontal plain radiography in the supine position at different time points. We evaluated gross motor function, position and direction of the curve, Cobb angle, rate of variability, and degree of progression at 5-year intervals. We measured the percentage of migration using hip frontal plain radiography to assess hip dislocation.Results : The final Cobb angles were 82.0°, 118.4°, and 92.3°for the thoracic, thoracolumbar (TL), and lumbar curvatures, respectively. TL curvatures showed the greatest progression, although this was not statistically significant. The progression was greatest in the 10-15-year age group (12.5°annually). The final Cobb angles in the hip dislocation, subluxation, and no dislocation groups were 102.8°, 108.8°, and 87.5°, respectively;the difference was not statistically significant. No relationship was observed between the location or progression of curvature and the state of the hip location.Discussion : Paralytic scoliosis progressed most rapidly in 10-15-year-old patients, especially in those with TL lesions. We did not detect any relationships between hip dislocation and Cobb angle, but these parameters progressed at different rates in different patients.