1.Discuss of the effect of dynamic blood analysis of tolerance of patients had cardiothoracic surgery
Journal of Chinese Physician 2016;(z1):54-56
Objective To discuss the effect of evaluation before surgery,the tolerance of surgery and risk after surgery.Methods The analysis was conducted through random selection of 80 cases of pa-tients admitted by the hospital and had cardiothoracic surgery on other day.Patients were divided into 3 groups,respectively pulmonary function test normality,damage mildly and moderately and damage severely. Patients were observed in rest state,after motion,after motion in 2 minutes,4 minutes and 6minutes for their blood gas analysis.Results ⑴ PaO2 ,PaCO2 and SaO2 of patients in the second group changed after motion,however,the discrepancy between the two groups was not significant statistically(P >0.05 ). PaO2 and SaO2 of patients in the second group changed a lot after motion,the discrepancy between the two groups was significant statistically(P <0.05).The discrepancy of PaCO2 between the two groups was not significant statistically(P >0.05).⑵ In rest state,SaO2 was no more than 90% and 100%(4 /4)of pa-tients had complication .After motion,SaO2 was no more than 90% or the descend range of it was no less than 4%.90.0%(9 /10)of patients had complication,92.8%(13 /14)in total.SaO2 was more than 90%in rest state and after motion or the descend range was less than 4%.10.6%(7 /66)of patients had compli-cation after surgery.the discrepancy between the two groups was significant statistically(P <0.01).Con-clusions Dynamic blood analysis of pulmonary function test can better forecast cardio-pulmonary function, risk of surgery and past -operative recovery of patients,the index with most value is SaO2 of arterial blood gases after motion(0 min).
2.Research and development of tissue engineered meniscus
Yuxin ZHAO ; Hong WANG ; Wenqi YUAN
International Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2006;0(06):-
The authors reviewed the research and development of tissue engineered meniscus from three points (cell seeds, scaffolds, cell factors) and point out current questions and investigative direction in the future.
3.Roles of microRNAs and their target genes in predicting chemoradiotherapy efficacy of rectal cancer
Qiliang PENG ; Yuxin LIN ; Xuye YUAN ; Yaqun ZHU
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2016;36(10):743-748,752
Objective MicroRNAs (miRNAs) play important roles in the chemoradiotherapy efficacy of rectal cancer (RC).This study aimed to screen the chemoradiotherapy-associated microRNAs and their target genes of RC through bioinformatics approaches in order to promote the fundamental study of RC chemoradiotherapy.Methods The chemoradiotherapy-associated microRNAs were manually searched through the published papers via PubMed and its target genes were identified by comprehensively analyzing these public data of microRNA-mRNA and gene expression profiles.Both gene ontology (GO) and pathway analysis of the target genes were performed by DAVID and IPA programs,respectively.Results A total of 38 microRNAs were collected from PubMed,and 3 545 putative target genes were inferred from the integrated microRNA-mRNA associations,among them,131 were differentially expressed (DE) (P < 0.05) in the selected gene expression profile (GSE35452).The GO and pathway enrichment analyses indicated that the DE genes were closely involved in the responses of chemoradiotherapy of RC.Conclusions These microRNAs and their regulated DE genes may contribute to the molecular mechanism of the differential efficacy of RC chemoradiotherapy,which may provide a theoretical reference for predicting the response of RC to chemoradiotherapy.
4.Isolation and identification of macrophages from liver of Microtus fortis
Yuan HU ; Lei SUN ; Yuxin XU ; Jianping CAO
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2015;(3):282-284
Objective To separate and purify intrahepatic macrophages from Microtus fortis Mf and identify its phagocy?tosis. Methods The intrahepatic macrophages from Mf were separated and purified by perfusion collagenase digestion and density gradient centrifugation. The function of the cells was identified by FACS analysis and ink phagocytosis activity. Results The macrophage cells from the liver of Mf were obtained. These cells were bright and circular and grew adhering to the wall. The proportion of the living cells was 95%. The binding rate of these cells from Mf with anti?mouse CD14 antibody Clone Sa2?8 was about 50%of the rate of macrophage from C57BL/6 mice with this monoclonal antibody. The result of ink?phagocytosis ex?periment of macrophage cells from the liver of Mf was positive. Conclusion The method above mentioned is useful to separate and purify macrophage from the liver of Mf. The study builds the foundation for further research on macrophages of Mf against Schistosoma japonicum.
5.Discussion on pattern of evidence-based medical equipment quality management
Hongwei JIANG ; Shuguang ZHANG ; Chunxia ZHANG ; Yuxin ZHAO ; Yuan LI
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2003;0(11):-
The improvement of quality management for medical equipment is an important part in overall quality management for modern hospital under the new circumstance of medical reform.The principles and approaches of evidence-based medicine were applied to quality management for medical equipment.In the view of generalized quality management,the core thoughts and basic framework of evidence-based quality management for medical equipment were put forward.The foundation of evidence-based management system was discussed including organization structure,PDCA quality management cycle,quality evidence procedure and overall quality-evaluating index system.
6.Evaluation of left ventricular function in patients with dilated cardiomyopathy using vector flow mapping
Yan YANG ; Yuxin ZHANG ; Rong REN ; Yajun ZHANG ; Yilin YANG ; Lijun YUAN ; Yunyou DUAN ; Dan XUE
Chinese Journal of Ultrasonography 2017;26(5):374-380
Objective To observe the blood flow changes of left ventricular cavity and quantify the energy loss (EL) and circulation of left ventricular during systole and diastole in patients with dilated cardiomyopathy(DCM) via vector flow mapping(VFM).Methods Thirty-six healthy volunteers and 32DCM patients were enrolled.According to the severity of mitral regurgitation(MR),DCM patients were divided into two groups.The quantitative parameters,including average energy loss(EL-base,EL mid,EL-apex) and circulation (vortex quantity,vortex area,circulation) were measured in the different periods of VFM imaging mode in apical four-chamber view,apical three-chamber view and apical two-chamber view respectively.The difference of parameters was evaluated between different groups during the different periods.The early transmitral valve blood flow velocity E,the late transmitral valve blood flow velocity A,the ratio of early transmitral valve blood flow velocity to the early diastolic mitral valve velocity E/e,the ratio of early transmitral valve blood flow velocity to the late transmitral valve blood flow velocity E/A and Tei index were derived via dual-Doppler imaging technology.Meanwhile,the correlation between VFM parameters with E,A,E/A,E/e or Tei index was also analyzed.Results ①The level of EL were decreased significantly among EL-mid and EL-apex during early diastole,EL-mid during mid-systole,EL-mid and EL-apex during late-systole (P <0.05),when compared with the control group.The vortex quantity,vortex area and circulation during early diastole and the vortex area and circulation during atrial contraction period were significantly different between two groups (all P < 0.05).As for mid-diastole,only vortex area showed significant difference (P <0).01).(②) When compared with different grades of MR in DCM patients,the level of all segments EL during diastole and EL-base during systole increased with severity of MR(P <0.05).The circulation during diastole also increased with the severity of MR(P <0.05).③The vortex area and circulation had positive correlation with E/e during diastole in all subjects(all P <0.05).The vortex area during atrial contraction period and early diastole had positive correlation with E/A and Tei index in all subjects(r =0.630,0.345,0.468,0.316,0.663,0.264,respectively,allP <0.01).EL-mid during late-systole were negatively correlated with LV end diastolic volume,end systolic volume,but positively correlated with ejection fraction in all subjects(r =0.335,-0.312,0.340,respectively,all P <0.05).While,there was positive correlation between E/A with the basal segment of mid-diastole(r =0.376,P <0.01).Conclusions The visualization of hydromechanics inside the heart of DCM patients could be directly accomplished by VFM,which can provide a new method for diagnosis and evaluation of DCM.
7.Analysis and thinking of the test papers of neurology for five-year program clinical medicine education
Lianfang YUAN ; Jing YANG ; Hua WANG ; Xiubo FAN ; Zhi JI ; Yuxin LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2011;10(3):261-264
In order to understand the students'knowledge mastery,assess teaching effects and improve the quality of teaching,this article analyzed the test papers of Neurology among the five-year program clinical medicine students of Grade 2006 in our College.The results indicated that the mean score of the exam was 87.29 with a standard deviation of 7.90.The distribution was negatively skewed.The degree of difficulty was 0.78 and the discrimination is 0.19.The reliability was 0.59.It demonstrated that the test papers had a good reliability,the design of the test papers was too easy and could not reasonablely discriminate the degree in evaluating the students'mastery of the course.Therefore,we shoud pay attention to appropriate difficulty and ensare quality in preparing test papers to scientifically evaluate teaching quality.
8.Comparison of CTDIvol and SSDE in evaluating the radiation dose of abdominal CT scan
Xiaona YUAN ; Zhiling GAO ; Wendong MA ; Di ZHOU ; Haiyan WANG ; Yuxin CHEN ; Yong CHEN
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2016;36(1):74-77
Objective To compare the difference between volume computed tomography dose index (CTDIvol) and size-specific dose estimates (SSDE) in evaluating the radiation dose of abdominal CT scan.Methods Abdominal CT scan were performed on 180 patients with a Philips 256-slices spiral CT.The anterior-posterior dimension (AP) and lateral dimension (LAT) of each patients were measured at the level of left renal vein, and the effective diameter (ED) and SSDE were calculated with recorded CTDIvol Patients were categorized into 3 groups depending on body mass index (BMI): group A, BMI < 20.0 kg/m2;group B, 20.0-24.9 kg/m2;group C, BMI > 24.9 kg/m2.The differences between CTDIvoland SSDE of 180 patients and three different BMI groups were compared respectively.Results There was a significant difference between CTDIvol and SSDE of the 180 patients (t =-13.354, P < 0.01), CTDIvol and SSDE were (9.91 ± 2.91) and (14.01 ± 2.82) mGy, respectively.For group A, CTDIvol and SSDE were (7.96 ± 1.83) and (12.83 ± 2.52) mGy, respectively (t =-8.417, P < 0.01).Group B, CTDIvol and SSDE were (9.28 ± 1.76) and (13.62 ±2.18) mGy, respectively (t =-15.051, P < 0.01).Group C, CTDIvol and SSDE were (12.19 ± 3.65) and (15.39 ± 3.47) mGy, respectively (t =-4.535, P < 0.01).In addition, the mean percentage values of difference between CTDIvol and SSDE for the three groups were 62.83%, 47.80%, 28.40%, respectively, which meant CTDIvol underestimated the radiation dose compared to SSDE.With the BMI increasing, the values of difference between CTDIvol and SSDE decreased.Conclusions SSDE can be used to estimate the radiation dose of abdominal CT scan for a given size person.
9.Preliminary application of MRI-navigation system in assisting the performance of percutaneous biopsy
Qingtao LI ; Su ZHOU ; Min YUAN ; Boshuai YANG ; Tianyou CHEN ; Yuxin SHI
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2017;26(3):263-265
Objective To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of MRI-navigation system EMT-100 in assisting the performance of precise percutaneous puncture biopsy.Methods With the help of MRI-navigation system EMT-100,percutaneous puncture biopsy of thoracic and abdominal lesions was performed in 42 patients.The puncture success rate was used as the main index to evaluate the effectiveness of MRI-navigation system EMT-100.The success rate of puncture biopsy,the total time used for procedure,the average number of puncturing,the average number of scanning,and the incidence of complications were recorded.Results In the 42 patients,the success rates with single and twice puncturing were 86% (36/42) and 14% (6/42) respectively.The success rate of puncture biopsy was 100%.The mean time used for locating puncture site was (11.5±5.5) min;the average number of puncturing was (1.4±0.5) times,and the average number of scanningwas(4.2±0.8) times.Among the 32 patients with pulmonary lesions,bloody sputum occurred in 2 patients (6.2%) and small amount pneumothorax in one patient (3.1%),and no serious complications occurred in other patients.Conclusion In performing percutaneous puncture biopsy of thoracic and abdominal lesions,the use of MRI-navigation system is safe.This technique has certain advantages,such as accurate positioning,high puncture success rate,wide range of application,radiationless,etc.It can help precisely obtain the lesion tissue and get pathological diagnosis.Therefore,it is really a valuable guiding technology.(J Intervent Radiol,2017,26:263-265)
10.Sonographic assessment for breast augmentation by repeated injection of low volume of autologous fat
Hongyan WANG ; Yuxin JIANG ; Hua MENG ; Keming QI ; Zhifei LIU ; Yuan YU
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2010;16(2):90-93
Objective To assess the absorbance rate of the fat after the operation of breast augmentation of the repeated injection of low volume, using ultrasonic imaging method. Methods Thirty three patients were injected with low volume of autologous fat (50-60 ml per time) to bilateral breasts for 1-5 times and breast sonographic examination was performed to evaluate the grafted fat tissues. The thickness of the retromammary fat layer before and after each injection was measured to calculate the absorbance index. Results The 264 points of breast were measured in this study. The fat was distributed in the retro-mammary fat layers at 224 points of the breast and in the pectoralis major muscle layer at 32 points of the breast, and the others distributed in the mammary gland layer.The average thickness of the retromammary fat layer increased gradually from 0.2 cm before the first operation to 1. 0 cm after the fifth operation. The average absorbance index one month after each operation was 34 %-66 %. Conclusion The present study demonstrates that breast augmentation by repeated autologous fat graft with low volume injection at each time is applicable and satisfactory and that breast ultrasound is an accurate and simple method to e-valuate the absorbance index.