1.Indications and contra-indications of antibiotic lock technique in central venous catheter
Haifu WU ; Zhaohan WU ;
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(02):-
Objectives:To study indications and contra indications of antibiotic lock technique in central venous catheter. Methods:Fifty patients with sepsis during use of central venous catheter were studied prospectively.The drug of ceftazidine(0.5 g) was instilled into the central line as a transient “lock”, together with mixed solution(5 ml) of normal saline and heparin sodium. Results:Twenty nine cases were proved to be catheter related sepsis.5 cases were treated by removal of infected catheter.Twenty four cases were treated by antibiotic lock technique.Out of 24,only 13 cases wee successful. Conclusions:Indications of antibiotic lock technique are as follows:① transient use when looking for source of infection, ② in patients with late stage tumor, ③inpatients with steady state of illness and ④patients receiving home parenteral nutrition.The contra indications include:①inpatients in unsteady state of illness,②for short term transfusion or parenteral nutrition, ③patients with compromised immune responsiveness,and ④with deteriorated state of an illness or the infections not controlled.
2.Prevention of complication of allogeneic segmental small intestinal transplantation in rats
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 1998;19(2):103-105
To reduce the surgical complications and raise the successful rate of small intestinaltransplantation(SIT),32 rats received segmental isogenic SIT heterotopieally using modifiedMonehik and Russels'method with the successful rate being 96.9%.The survival rate of the ratsover 10 days was 81.25%with the longest survival over 500 days.It was indicated that those arethe keys of success of SIT such as adequate liquid supplement,excellent anastomosis of blood ves-sels and effective protection to the isograft,as well as the sterile principle and washing isograftregularly.
3.Influence of Lipofundin vs Intralipid on lipid and energy metabolism of surgical cirrhotic patients
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;16(4):240-242
Objective To study the influence of Lipofundin vs Intralipid on lipid energy metabolism of cirrhotic patients undergoing surgery.Methods Twenty-five patients with liver disease were randomly assigned to two PN groups:LCT group(n=12) and MC/LCT group (n=13).Fat energy in group LCT was supplied by 20%-Intralipid,Group MCT/LCT was supplied by 20%-Lipofundin.All patients were on parenteral nutrition for 7 days.Intravenous fat tolerance test (IVFTT) was measured at pre-op,post-op d1、post-op d7.Carnitine (CNT) level in serum and urine,and AKBR were tested at the pre-op、post-op d1、d7.Results The elimination rate of the MCT was faster than that of LCT at pre-op and post-op d7,the elimination rate of LCT at post-op d1 was faster than that of at pre-op and post-op d7.Serum CNT increased in both groups,urine CNT markedly decreasd at postoperation,but in LCT group CNT was at lower level as compared with MCT group at post-op d7,P<0.05.AKBR was markedly decreased in both groups post-op,but at post-op d7,AKBR in MCT group was higher than in LCT group,P<0.01.Conclusions These results indicated that Lipofundin was an ideal energy source for the cirrhotic patients.
4.Nutrition and colorectal tumor
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 2001;8(1):59-63
The relationship of the nutritional and colorectal tumor was reviewed.The epidemiology of oral nutrition and colorectal tumor was investigated.The nutritional support in patients with colorectal tumor was discassed.The use of some amino acids and fatty acids might not only improve the hosts nutritional condition,but also serve as methods to treat tumor.
5.Sixteen years′ home parenteral nutrition for a patient with total small bowel resection
Zhaohan WU ; Guohao WU ; Haifu WU
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1993;0(02):-
ObjectiveTo study the metabolic changes and complications of a patient on long term home parenteral nutrition (HPN). MethodsClinical data were summarized on a female patient with total small bowel plus right colon resection receiving home parenteral nutrition support for 16 years. ResultsThe patient became pregnant on the 5th year of HPN, and gave birth to a healthy baby. Her liver function remains almost normal during the 16 years. Each central vein catheter averagely lasted for 240 days, with the longest one more than 26 months. Catheter related sepsis rate was very low. Several complications occurred during the 16 years, including anaemia, zinc deficiency and increased serum iron level. Lipid peroxidation increased significantly. ConclusionsLong-term HPN support patient could suffer many metabolic abnormalities complications. Catheter related sepsis and occlusion should be prevented. The HPN formula should be adjusted according to the patient′s condition.
6.Dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry in the assessment of body composition in malnutrition patients
Guohao WU ; Zhaohan WU ; Zhaoguang WU ;
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(02):-
Objectives:The purpose of this study was to measure the body composition of malnourished patients by dual energy X ray absorptiometry. Methods:Body composition was measured by dual energy X ray absorptiometry in 56 manlnourished patients and 72 healthy subjects. Results:Compared with control,patients had lost?(on average)?17.8?kg of body weight (P0.05). Conclusions: Reduced body weight in malnourished patients was due to loss of fat tissue and lean body mass.
7.Use of bioelectrical impedance analysis measurement in malnutrition patients
Guohao WU ; Zhaohan WU ; Zhaoguang WU ;
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(02):-
Objectives:The purpose of this study was to measure the body composition of malnourished patients by bioelectrical impedance analysis. Methods:Body composition was measured by bioelectrical impedance analysis in 68 malnourished patients and 78 healthy subjects. Results:The investigation showed that malnutrition patients were characterized by a depletion in fat mass,fat free mass, body cell mass,intracellular mass and an expansion of extracellular mass( P
8.The effect of early enteral nutrition in postoperative patients with gastrointestinal cancer
Guohao, WU ; Yanwei, ZHANG ; Zhaohan, WU
Chinese Journal of Clinical Nutrition 2000;8(1):56-57
Objective To evaluate the safety and effect of enteral nutrition support at early period after gastroenteric operation. Methods 62 patients with gastrointestinal cancer were divided into three groups randomly: control group, TPN group, and TEN group. Patients in TPN and TEN groups received 7 days nutritional support in isonitrogenous and isocaloric. The peripheral vein blood was sampled before operation and 7 day after that to observe nutritional status and T lymphocyte subsets, NK cells, and NK cell activity. Resalts There were no significant difference in the three groups in albumin and anthropomentric measurement, visceral proteins decreased in three groups in postoperative period, but the values of control group was more seriously than TPN or TEN groups (P<0.05). Mean nitrogen balance: - 8.6 ± 3.12g/day in control group, - 4.22 ± 2.02g/day in TPN group, - 3.88 ± 2.35g/day in TEN group (P<0.05). CD3 ,CD4 ,CD4/CD8, NK cells and NK cell activity decreased in postoperative period in three groups, but there are no significant ditference in three groups. Conelasions Enteral nutrition support at early period after gastroenteric operation is safety and effective.
9.APPLICATION OF TOTAL NUTRIENT ADMIXTURE SOLUTION IN PARENTERAL NUTRITION
Dexiang HUANG ; Zhaohan WU ; Zhaoguang WU
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(02):-
Lipid emulsion, glucose, amino acids, electrolytes, vitamins and trace ele- ments were mixed in a definite order to prepare 10 different total nutrient admixture solutions. The pH and osmolality of these solutions did not change significantly during 14 days of storage at 4℃.Mean diameters of the lipid particles on different occasions for the different solutions varied from 0.3135?0.1012?m to 0.4813?0.1893 ?m. 94.93% of particles were less than 0.6 ?m, and none greater than 6?m. Cultures were all negative.74 patients received 1,796 such infusions. No adverse clinical reactions or abnormal laboratory parameters were observed. Patients on treatment for more than one week showed improved nitrogen balances. Serum transferrin and albumin were increased to varying levels when treatment was for more than two weeks.
10.Modulation of postoperative immune and inflammatory response by immune-enhancing enteral diet in cancer patients
Guohao WU ; Yanwei ZHANG ; Zhaohan WU ;
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(03):-
Objectives: To evaluate if the administration of an enteral diet supplemented with glutamine, arginine and ? 3 fatty acids modulates inflammatory and immune responses after surgery. Methods: Forty eight patients with gastrointestinal cancer randomised into two groups, one of which was given an isocaloric and isonitrogenous standard diet and the other group was fed the supplemented diet with glutamine, arginine and ? 3 fatty acids. The feeding was started within 48 hours after operation, and continued until day 8. All variables were measured before operation and on postoperative day 1 and 8. Immune response was determined by phagocytosis ability, respiratory burst of polymorphonuclear cells, total lymphocytes lymphocyte subsets, nitric oxide, cytokine concentration, and inflammatory responses by plasma levels of C reactive protein and prostaglandin E 2. Results:Tolerance of both formula diets was excellent. There were significant differences in the immunological and inflammatory responses between the two groups. In supplemented group, phagocytosis and respiratory burst after surgery were higher and C reactive protein level was lower ( P