1.THE OBSERVATION ON THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF THE TEGUMENT OF ORIENTOBILHARZIA TURKESTANICA VAR. TUBERCULATA CERCARIAE
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 1989;0(01):-
Through transmission electron microscope,the ultrastructure of the tegument of Orien-tobilharzia turkestanica var. tuberculata cercariae was observed. From exterior to interior, the tegument can be divided into five parts,i. e. ,glycocalyx,external plasma membrane,ma-trix, basal plasma membrane and basement layer. The cell boundery is absent in the matrix, there is no subcellular structure but is filled with abundant dense particles. The thickness of this layer varies markedly so the surface of the cercarial body can be either convex or con-cave. There are two types of dense bodies (cercarial-type inclusion bodies) in this layer. Its formation,function and the relation with the glycocalyx are discussed.
2.Surgical treatment of Budd-Chiari syndrome caused by short segmental lesion of inferior vena cava and major hepatic veins
Xiaoqiang LI ; Chaowen YU ; Yunming WU
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;16(5):280-282
Objective To evaluate the results of radical resection for the treatment of Budd-Chiari syndrome (BCS) caused by short segmental lesions in inferior vena cava (IVC), and major hepatic veins (MHV). Methods In this series, resection of IVC occlusive segment and orthotopic artificial vascular graft transplantation were performed in 42 patients. Resection of major hepatic vein, hepatic venous plasty and orthotopic transplantation with artificial vascular graft were performed in 10 patients. Resection of major hepatic vein, anastomosis between hepatic vein and right artrium in 3 cases. Percutaneous transhepatic angioplasty in 10 cases. Results One patient died of complication. 58 cases were followed up for an average of 30 months. 3 cases in interventional group suffered recurrence and one in surgical group had recurrence. Conclusions The treatment of BCS by resecting inflicted segment of IVC or hepatic veins and orthotopic artificial vascular graft transplantation effect a radical cure in most cases.
3.Surgical treatment of Budd Chiari syndrome caused by short segmental lesion of inferior vena cava and major hepatic veins
Xiaoqiang LI ; Chaowen YU ; Yunming WU
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1994;0(05):-
Objective [WT5”BZ]To evaluate the results of radical resection for the treatment of Budd Chiari syndrome (BCS) caused by short segmental lesions in inferior vena cava (IVC), and major hepatic veins (MHV).[WT5”HZ]Methods [WT5”BZ]In this series, resection of IVC occlusive segment and orthotopic artificial vascular graft transplantation were performed in 42 patients. Resection of major hepatic vein, hepatic venous plasty and orthotopic transplantation with artificial vascular graft were performed in 10 patients. Resection of major hepatic vein, anastomosis between hepatic vein and right artrium in 3 cases. Percutaneous transhepatic angioplasty in 10 cases.[WT5”HZ]Results [WT5”BZ]One patient died of complication. 58 cases were followed up for an average of 30 months. 3 cases in interventional group suffered recurrence and one in surgical group had recurrence.[WT5”HZ]Conclusions [WT5”BZ]The treatment of BCS by resecting inflicted segment of IVC or hepatic veins and orthotopic artificial vascular graft transplantation effect a radical cure in most cases.
4.The diagnosis and treatment of Budd-Chiari syndrome with inferior vena cava thrombosis
Xiaoqiang LI ; Yunming WU ; Weimin ZHOU
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1993;0(01):-
Objectives To evaluate methods to diagnose Budd-Chiari syndrome with inferior vena cava (IVC) thrombosis.Methods 31 cases underwent phlebography, 28 cases received color Doppler sonography preoperatively. Radical thrombectomy was carried out in 28 cases. Results IVC thrombi was found by phlebography in 24 cases, and by color Doppler sonograhy in 25 cases. There was no intraoperative death, nor acute pulmonary embolism.All patients were discharged uneventfully. Follow-up of 6 to 80 months found recurrence in 3 cases.Conclusions Large or lateral thrombi can be easily diagnosed by phlebography. Fresh or floating thrombi often missed by phlebography could be rushed out by blood stream at the time IVC was incised.The thrombi adhered to the IVC wall could be taken out with large balloon catheter or manually.
5.Discussion on Quality Evaluation Method of Medical Device During Life-Cycle in Operation Based on the Analytic Hierarchy Process.
Caixian ZHENG ; Kun ZHENG ; Yunming SHEN ; Yunyun WU
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2016;40(1):13-16
The content related to the quality during life-cycle in operation of medical device includes daily use, repair volume, preventive maintenance, quality control and adverse event monitoring. In view of this, the article aims at discussion on the quality evaluation method of medical devices during their life cycle in operation based on the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). The presented method is proved to be effective by evaluating patient monitors as example. The method presented in can promote and guide the device quality control work, and it can provide valuable inputs to decisions about purchase of new device.
Decision Support Techniques
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Durable Medical Equipment
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Equipment Design
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Quality Control
6.Analysis of alarm management and alarm information integration technology for ICU's medical device.
Yunming SHEN ; Kun ZHENG ; Sheng WU ; Lin WANG ; Long CHEN
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2014;38(4):270-273
This paper analyzed current problems and challenges facing hospitals in alarm management both abroad and at home. Based on a survey conducted on alarm management in hospitals, plus an analysis on different kinds of data interfaces and data exchange protocols of the medical equipment used in ICUs, a solution of alarm management is put forwarded which is based on alarm information integration and processing. It aims at improving medical equipment alarm management and reducing relevant adverse events.
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7.The study of preoperative detection of pleural adhesions by chest ultrasonography
Yong WU ; Dongshan ZHU ; Yunming YAO ; Guanghu LI ; Wei LIU
Chinese Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2010;26(3):190-192
Objective Assess the value of pleura sliding sign with chest ultrasonography in the prediction of pleura adhesion prior to video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery(VATS).Method 63 patients were evaluated for pleura sliding signs with chest ultrasonography at 9 points along the chest wall prior to thoracotomies and were compared with the findings of the same points during the operation.Methods Pleura sliding signs on 567 points were examined in 63 cases,and 106 points pleura adhesion were found by chest ultrasonography and 72 points were proved by operations.461 points were no pleura adhesion under chest unltrasonography and 495 points had no pleura adhesion confirmed by operations.Results The sensitivity,specificity,negative predictive value,positive predictive value and overall accuracy were 80.56%,90.03%,96.96%,54.72% and 9.07%,respectively.The Receiver Operating Characteristic(ROC)curve showed that there should be no pleura adhesion if there were more than 8 points positive pleura sliding signs.Conclusion Examination of pleura sliding sign by chest ultrasonography is helpful to predict the presence and location of pleura adhesion prior to VATS.
8.Guiding medical equipment procurement by human factors engineering
Long CHEN ; Yunming SHEN ; Kun ZHENG ; Sheng WU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2013;(6):451-453
Human factors engineering is a promising interdisciplinary subject in applied sciences.This study presented the development and research purposes of human factors engineering.Based on case studies,the authors probed into the importance of the engineering in the design,management and procurement of medical equipments,for the purpose of optimizing medical equipment design,manufacturing and procurement.
9.Effect of heparin/dihydroxy-iron complex multilayeres nanomodification on biocompatibilities of decellular xenograft
Yunming TAO ; Tiehui HU ; Zhongshi WU ; Hao TANG ; Yerong HU ; Qi TAN
Chinese Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2012;28(2):94-98
Objective Xenografts have poor biocompatibilities,the aim of this study was to improve the biocompatibilities of decellular xenografts via heparin/dihydroxy-iron complex multilayeres (HDCMs) nanomodification.Methods A novel thrombo-resistant surface for decellular xenograft had been developed by alternating linkage of dihydroxy-iron and heparin to decellular bovine jugular vein (DC-BJV),and surface characterization and biocompatibility of HDCMs nanomodified BJV (HDCMs-BJV) were detected.Results Toluidine blue colorimetric method showed the amount of linked heparin was about (808 ±86) μg/cm2 per assembly-cycle.SEM images proved HDCMs were uniformly linked to and formed nanoscale films around the fibrils of DC-BJV.Washing test proved HDCMs were firmly linked to BJV and sustainedly released heparin for a long time.Tensile test showed that biomechanical stability was increased.Antithrombogenicity test showed that the activated partial thrombin time (APTT) and prothrombin time (PT) of all trial groups were above the normal reference ranges.Platelet adhesion test evaluated mean platelet count per 10 000 μm2 area was 8 ±4 for HDCMs-BJV vs.48 ± 16 for DC-BJV.Endothelial cells (ECs) proliferation test showed the number and activity of ECs on luminal surface of HDCMs-BJV were very similar to DC-BJV at 7-day incubation.Calcium content assay evaluated mean calcium content was ( 8.5 ± 1.9 ) μg/mg dry weight for HDCMs-BJV vs.(26.6 ± 3.7) μg/mg dry weight for DC-BJV at 4 weeks and (21.5 ± 6.8 ) μg/mg dry weight for HDCMsBJV vs.( 112.6 ± 16.9) μg/mg dry weight for DC-BJVs at 8 weeks,respectively.Conclusion These results demonstrate HDCMs were firmly linked to BJV and formed nanoscale thrombo-resistant films,and HDCMs nanomodification improves biocompatibilities of decellular xenograft.
10.Investigation of vital signs on admission time and traumatic classification of the inpatients injured in Lushan earthquake
Yunming LI ; Jianwen GU ; Chi ZHENG ; Bo YANG ; Yong LI ; Fan WU ; Ben XU ; Nianyi SUN
Chongqing Medicine 2014;(30):4053-4055,4058
Objective To understand the vital signs on admission time and traumatic classification of the inpatients injured in Lushan Earthquake ,and provide a basis evidence for handling major disasters and treating masses of injured patients .Methods The information of patients injured in Lushan Earthquake who were admitted in Chengdu Military General Hospital was collected by“No .1 Military Medical Project” hospital information system and self-edited “Questionnaire for Hospitalized Patients Injured in 4 .20 Lushan Earthquake” .The data of the vital signs on admission time and traumatic classification of these patients were analyzed by SPSS 16 .0 .Results A total of 65 civilian patients were admitted in this hospital .Among these patients ,there were 30 men (46 .15% )and 35 women(53 .85% );with mean age of(45 .74 ± 20 .96)years old .On admission time ,the abnormal rates of tempera-ture ,pulse ,respiratory rate ,systolic pressure ,diastolic pressure of these patients were 18 .46% ,6 .15% ,21 .54% ,12 .31% and 23 .08% ,respectively .48(73 .85% )patients had closed injury .Traumatic condition:8(12 .31% )patients in mild degree ,17(26 .15% ) patients in moderate degree ,32 patients(49 .23% )patients in severe degree and 8(12 .31% )patients in critical degree .The top 4 traumatic parts were as follows :33(50 .77% )patients got waist(abdomen)division and pelvis(perineum);31(47 .69% )patients got lower limb injuries;18(27 .69% )patients got chest and back injuries and 10(15 .38% )patients got facial injuries .There were 39 skin and soft tissue injuries ,counting for 60 .00% ,and 38 fractures ,counting for 58 .46% .Conclusion The epidemiological characteris-tics of earthquake injuries are founded by analyzing the vital signs on admission time and traumatic classification of the inpatients in-jured in Lushan earthquake ,which suggests attention of the relevant scholars and departments .