1.Buyang Huangwu Decoction and Guipi Decoction Treat Sequelae of Craniocerebral Trauma
Liqing ZHANG ; Zeping YU ; Zhan CHEN
Journal of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University 2013;(8):996-997
[Objective] To explore the clinical effect of Buyang Huangwu Decoction and Guipi Decoction together on BTS. [Method] Select 48 cases of BTS in accordance of diagnosis standard, divide them into treatment group 48 cases(take revised Buyang Huangwu Decoction and Guipi Decoction ) and control one 20(routine western medicine), judge their cure effect after 2~4 courses. [Result] The cure rate and total effective rate were respectively 60.42%and 87.50% for treament group, for control one, they were respectively 30.00% and 65.00%; with χ2 test, their differences were respectively of marked statistical meaning and statistical meaning. [Conclusion] Buyang Huangwu Decoction and Guipi Decoction together had definite cure effect on BTS.
2.The Establishment of NMR Characteristic Fingerprint of Cordyceps Sinensis and Its Identification Study
Gang CHEN ; Liang HUANG ; Wenjia LI ; Zeping ZHAN ; Libo XIN ; Zhong AI ; Zhengming QIAN ; Guozhu LIU
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(11):2371-2379
The inundation of Cordyceps sinensis counterfeits in the market makes it difficult to identify. In this study, 21 batches of wild C. sinensis from 3 different regions, 30 batches of naturally cultured C. sinensis and 4 kinds of counterfeits extracted by methanol and water were analyzed using NMR technology. 9 characteristic peaks were defined as quantitative criterion after comparison, and NMR fingerprints of C. sinensis were established. According to the result it is highly similar between naturally cultured C. sinensis and wild ones by comparing their NMR fingerprints. However, NMR spectra of four kinds of adulterants showed differences with C. sinensis. The result also showed that NMR fingerprint of C. sinensis are highly characteristic and specific. The NMR characteristic fingerprint of wild C. sinensis was consistent with the naturally cultured C. sinensis, and it indicated that the chemical constituents of wild C. sinensis and naturally cultured C. sinensis are nearly the same.
3.An exploratory study of the domestic robotic surgical system for general surgery
Jing YANG ; Zeping ZHANG ; Guoyuan YANG ; Yiyun PENG ; Meijuan SONG ; Weipeng ZHAN ; Hongwei TIAN ; Ming HU ; Changfeng MIAO ; Dongdong CHEN ; Wei FANG ; Wutang JING ; Yuntao MA
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2024;39(9):698-702
Objective:To evaluate the safety and efficacy of the domestic robotic surgical system for general surgery.Methods:A prospective single-center, single-arm exploratory study was conducted at Gansu Provincial People's Hospital from Jun 2022 to Oct 2023, enrolling 54 patients undergoing general surgery using domestically produced Toumai? Endoscopic Surgical Robotic System. The primary study endpoint was surgical success rate, and the secondary study endpoints were intraoperative bleeding, operative time, complications, system performance, hospitalization days.Results:In this study, robotic surgery was successfully completed in 52 patients, and in 2 patients undergoing thyroid operation it was converted to open surgery due to bleeding, with a success rate of 96%, no organ injury or death during surgery, and no system failure. The types of surgery included cholecystectomy, radical gastric cancer resection, radical colorectal cancer resection, inguinal hernia repair, partial hepatectomy, total thyroidectomy and choledocho-jejunal anastomosis.Conclusion:The study provides preliminary evidence of the safety and efficacy of the Toumai? Endoscopic Surgical Robotic System for the treatment of general surgical diseases.