1.Investigation and evaluation of demands of health education in border defense army
Weili LIU ; Di ZHANG ; Zhitao YIN ; Hongbin YU ; Xiaomei WU
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(9):687-689
Objective To find out about the demands of health education in the border defense army .Methods A self-made questionaire was used to investigate both the demand of health education in the border defense army and the knowledge-attitude-practice of health .Comprehensive evaluation was conducted on the spectrum of disease in hospitals of border defense army in the previous year .Results Mental health (63.605%), lifestyle (53.829%) and knowledge on occupational protection (41.375%) were the most needed knowledge in the border defense army .Videos and lectures were the means of health education , accounting for respectively 69 .368%and 42 .936%.The total rate of awareness of knowl-edge about health education reached 64.156%.The total rates of holding health attitude and health behavior were 80.765%and 49.113%, respectively.Recently, intervertebral disc disorders,arthritis and other injuries (dislocation, sprain and strain ) were atop the disease spectrum at border defense hospitals .Conclusion Knowledge of mental health , lifestyle and occupational protection along with videos and lectures are the most urgent demand of the border defense army . What needs to be done right away is to improve the awareness of military occupation protection and develop healthy behaviors .
2.Prenatal diagnosis and intervention to fetal hydrothorax:five cases analysis
Zhitao ZHANG ; Shanshan ZHANG ; Shaowei YIN ; Shanshan LIAO ; Caixia LIU
Chinese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2016;(1):18-22
Objective To research the important of prenatal diagnosis and effect of intervention to fetal hydrothorax. Methods The cases of fetal hydrothorax (n=5) were obtained from the Shengjing Hospital,China Medical University between December 2014 and May 2015. All pregnancies were uncomplicated, excluded congenital organic and chromosomal abnormalities during prenatal diagnosis and with a 37 average gestational weeks. The case 1, 2, 4 were unilateral hydrothorax and the case 3, 5 were bilateral. We performed an antenatal thracocentesis to case 1, 2, 3. In case1, the hydrothorax increased rapidly after 5 days, and the patient underwent a cesarean section and ex utero intrapartum treatment (EXIT);in case 2, the fetal heart rate was decreased to 40-50 bpm suddenly during thracocentesis, and we performed an emergent cesarean section and EXIT for the patient; in case 3, the patient underwent thracocentesis and a meanwhile cesarean section and EXIT procedure. We performed a conservative management to case 4, 5, the hydrothorax resolved spontaneously during the pregnancy and after birth, both patients underwent cesarean section. Results All fetuses were survived, the neonates of case 1, 2 and 3 underwent assited mechanical ventilation, thoracic close drainage, then discharged after hydrothorax resolved and feeding tolerance;in case 4, there was no respiratory distress and hospital treatment;in case 5, the neonate underwent assited mechanical ventilation and conservative management, the hydrothorax has resolved gradually. Conclusions The prenatal diagnosis and antenatal intervention (thracocentesis) may play an important role in fetal hydrothorax treatment. In clinical, we should choose different plan according to the gestation weeks and classification of hydrothorax of the patient.
3.Clinical management and perinatal outcome of twin reversed arterial perfusion sequence in different stage
Zhitao ZHANG ; Caixia LIU ; Shaowei YIN ; Na LI ; Shanshan LIAO
Chinese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2014;(7):490-494
Objective To discuss the methods and outcomes of twin reversed arterial perfusion sequence in different stage. Methods From August 2012 to December 2013, 11 cases were diagnosed with twin reversed arterial perfusion sequence (TRAP) by 3d color Doppler ultrasound in the Maternal ang Fetal Medicine Center ,Affiliated Shengjing Hospital, China Medical University, including 3 cases in stageⅠa, 7 in stageⅡa and 1 case in stageⅡb. We performed expected therapy to 3 cases in stageⅠa and 4 cases in stageⅡa [1 case (case 9) in stageⅡa developed to stageⅡb and was terminated by emergency cesarean section], radio frequency ablation (RFA) selective reduction to 3 cases in stage Ⅱa, emergency cesarean section to 1 case in stageⅡb. All cases except case 1,4 took cesarean section to terminate pregnancy and would be followed up on the aspect of infant′s growth. Results (1) 3 cases in stageⅠa were monitored by sequential ultrasound examination, all donors grew normally, in which 2 acardias arised spontaneous cessation of flow and were implemented of cesarean section after the normal period of gestation; 1 case suffered premature rupture of membrane and experienced the natural childbirth at 34 gestation weeks plus 5 days. The survived average labor weight was 2 923 g. (2) In the 7 stage Ⅱa cases, 3 cases were implemented of RFA selective reduction, 2 cases survived and the average labor gestation was 35 weeks plus 1 day and average labor weight was 2 050 g;in 3 expected therapy cases, 1 case suffered premature rupture of membrane at 34 gestation weeks plus 5 days and experienced cesarean section; 1 case was observed for 3 weeks and the donor was stillborn; 1 case progressed to stage Ⅱb and experienced cesarean section at 34 gestation weeks plus 5 days;and 1 case was lost of follow up. (3) For 2 cases of stageⅡb cases, one was progressed from stage Ⅱa during expected therapy; the other one had been already in stage Ⅱb since visiting and experimented an emergency cesarean section, but the neonate died of heart failure two days after labor. (4) 7 survived neonates were followed up, all had a normal condition compared to kids of the same age, except one suffering a congenital heart disease, patent ductus arteriosus and atrial septal defect and whose weight (6 kg at 7 months) was lighter. Conclusions We should make the diagnosis of TRAP as early as soon and choose appropriate therapy according to the stage. According to our research, cases in stage Ⅰa can undergo an expected therapy under a sequential ultrasound examination;cases in stageⅡa can undergo a RFA selective reduction to improve the prognosis of the donor, which can make a good perinatal outcome.
4.Analysis of clinical outcome and impact factors of twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome with anterior placenta treated by fetoscopic laser photocoagulation
Shaowei YIN ; Zhitao ZHANG ; Na LI ; Caixia LIU
Chinese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2015;(5):329-333
Objective To analyze the clinical outcome and impact factors of twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) with anterior placenta treated by fetoscopic selective laser coagulation of placental vessels(SLCPV). Methods Ten cases of TTTS with anterior placenta and 8 cases with posterior placenta were treated by SLCPV in Shengjing Hospital from July 2011 to April 2014. Clinical data were analyzed retrospectively. Some cases were at Quintero stageⅡor higher stage, others were at Quintero stageⅠbut with cardiovascular score≥5 according to the scoring system of Children′s Hospital of Philadelphia. The anterior placenta cases were treated by curve fetoscopy and the posterior placenta cases were treated by straight fetoscopy. Results (1) Of all the 18 cases, the mean gestational age at SLCPV was 24.1 weeks (17+5 to 27+4 weeks). There were 2 cases at Quintero stageⅠ, 4 at stageⅡand 12 at stageⅢ. The mean gestational age of anterior placenta cases at SLCPV was 25.2 weeks (22 to 27+4 weeks), with 2 cases at Quintero stageⅠ, 2 cases at stage Ⅱ and 6 at stage Ⅲ;5 cases had preterm prelabour rupture of the membranes (PPROM)and 1 case had maternal intestinal obstruction after the operation;the average operation time was 40 minutes. Of the posterior placenta cases, the mean gestational age at SLCPV was 22.7 weeks (17+5 to 27+4 weeks);2 cases were at Quintero stageⅡand 6 cases at stageⅢ. PPROM happened in one case;one case had maternal enterobacter cloacae septicemia;the average operation time was 28 minutes. All the 18 cases could tolerate the operations. There was no intraoperative complication. (2) One anterior placenta case had maternal intestinal obstruction and miscarriage; and one posterior placenta case had enterobacter cloacae septicemia. Karyotype analyses of the all the twins were normal. (3) 17 cases delivered already, including all the 10 anterior placenta cases and 7 posterior placenta cases. One infant had corpus callosum agenesis, but its co-twin was normal. The average gestational age at delivery for anterior placenta cases was 32.6 weeks (24 to 37+1 weeks), an was 28.2 weeks (25+6 to 36+2 weeks) for posterior placenta cases. The fetuses survival rate was 13/17 (one case was still in pregnancy) for at least one twin, and 10/17 for both twins. Both twins survival rates were 5/10, 5/7 for anterior placenta cases and posterior placenta cases, respectively. At least one twin survival rates were 8/10, 5/7 for the two groups respectively. Conclusion SLCPV is suitable for the treatment of TTTS, no matter the placenta is on the anterior wall or posterior wall. The treatment had good outcomes, but more PPROM happened in the anterior placenta cases, which may be associated with operation time and the range of operation.
5.Exploration of humanities practice skill training for seven-year program clinical medicine students by teaching hospital
Lingna MA ; Shufen YANG ; Mei YIN ; Fenglian YUE ; Dexin MENG ; Qichao NIU ; Zhitao CHEN
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2013;(4):348-351
Medical education should combine clinical professional skills with humanities skills,integrate humanities knowledge into vocational education.Taking 2008 grade seven-year program clinical medicine students in the 2nd affiliated hospital of Harbin Medical University as fostering object,we made researches into students' understanding of doctor-patient relationship before practice and their mastering of skills.Through conducting questionnaire,we got to know the effect of humanities practice skill training for seven-year program clinical medicine students.Meanwhile,we compared students' self evaluation results before and after training,discussed on how to improve medical students' communication skills,cultural skills and the reform direction in an aim to guide students to transit from students to clinical doctor.
6.Clinical observation of computed tomography guided percutaneous targeted coblation nucleoplasty in treatment of cervical intervetebral disc herniation
Zhitao ZHAO ; Zengzhen ZHANG ; Keqing XIAO ; Baofeng GAO ; Zudong YIN ; Xiuhua LI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2016;32(7):1106-1108
Objective To investigate the effect of CT guided percutaneous targeted coblation nucleoplasty in treatment of cervical intervetebral disc herniation.Methods Fifty patients who were diagnosed with cervical intervetebral disc herniation by CT or MRI were received the treatment of CT guided percutaneous targeted coblation nucleoplasty and the follow-up check after operation.The effects according to Macnab therapeutic criteria and VAS method were evaluated and recorded before operation and after operation at the third day,2 weeks,3 months.Results All patients accepted follow-up three months after operation.The effects were assessed by Macnab therapeutic criteria:1 9 cases were excellent (37.5%),29 cases good (58.3%),2 cases bad (4.2%),and the effective rate was 92.5%.The VAS scores in three months after operation were significantly lower than that before operation (P <0.05 ). Conclusion Computed tomography guided percutaneous targeted coblation nucleoplasty is a safe,effective and minimally invasive method for treating cervical intervetebral disc herniation.
7.Interaction of olfactory ensheathing cells with nerve repairing scaffolds.
Yonghong WANG ; Yonghong WANG ; Yixia YIN ; Shipu LI ; Qiongjiao YAN ; Zhitao WAN ; Yingchao HAN
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2009;34(5):382-387
OBJECTIVE:
To investigate a new way to yield plenty of high purity olfactory ensheathing cells (OECs) and its biocompatibility with appropriate scaffolds.
METHODS:
OECs were prepared from neonatal Wister rats and co-cultured with poly [LA-co-(Glc-alt-Lys)] (PLGL). Its contact angle, adherent rate, and activity rate were tested.
RESULTS:
The contact angle of poly (D, L-lactic acid) (PDLLA) (84.5 degree+/-1.5 degree) was significantly higher than that of PLGL (52.6 degree+/-0.8 degree), the adherent rate of PLGL (80%) was significantly higher than that of the PDLLA (57%), and the activity rate of PLGL (88%) was much higher than that of the PDLLA (76%).
CONCLUSION
PLGL possesses better hydrophilicity and biocompatibility than PDLLA, and it can provide a better cell growth circumstance which is helpful for the effective treatment of nerve injury.
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8.Spinal cord electrical stimulation with neurophysiological monitoring for treatment of high-risk diabetic foot
Zhitao LI ; Wenhan LI ; Shaoya YIN ; Baolong LIU ; Nan QIN ; Xin LIU
Chinese Critical Care Medicine 2024;36(3):298-302
Objective:To evaluate the clinical efficacy of a single-session implantation of spinal cord electrical stimulation with neurophysiological monitoring a spinal cord electrical stimulator under general anesthesia with neurophysiological monitoring for the treatment of high-risk diabetic foot.Methods:The clinical data of seven patients with high-risk diabetic foot who underwent spinal cord electrical stimulation in neurosurgery ward nine of Tianjin Huanhu Hospital from May 2022 to May 2023 were collected. The operation was performed under general anesthesia with the "C" arm X ray machine guidance and neurophysiological monitoring. The arterial diameter and peak flow rate of lower extremity, lower extremity skin temperature (calf skin temperature, foot skin temperature), visual analog scale (VAS), continuous distance of movement, blood glucose level and toe wound were compared between patients before and after surgery.Results:A total of seven patients with high-risk diabetic foot were included. The diameters and peak flow rates of femoral artery, popliteal artery, anterior tibial artery, posterior tibial artery and dorsal foot artery in both lower limbs were significantly improved after surgery. All patients had different degrees of lower limb pain before operation. After operation, VAS score decreased significantly (1.1±0.9 vs. 6.8±3.4), the pain was significantly relieved, and the calf skin temperature and foot skin temperature were significantly higher than those before surgery [calf skin temperature (℃): 33.3±0.9 vs. 30.9±0.7, foot skin temperature (℃): 31.4±0.8 vs. 29.1±0.6], fasting blood glucose and postprandial blood glucose were significantly lower than those before surgery [fasting blood glucose (mmol/L): 7.6±1.4 vs. 10.5±1.2, postprandial blood glucose (mmol/L): 9.3±2.3 vs. 13.5±1.1], the differences were statistically significant (all P < 0.01). The lower limb movement of all seven patients was significantly improved after surgery, including one patient who needed wheelchair travel before surgery, and one patient who had intermittent claudication before surgery. Among them, one patient needed wheelchair travel and one patient had intermittent claudication before surgery. All patients could walk normally at 2 weeks after operation. Among the seven patients, two patients had the diabetic foot wound ulceration before surgery, which could not heal for a long time. One month after surgery, blood flow around the foot wound recovered and the healing was accelerated. The wound was dry and crusted around the wound, and the wound healed well. Conclusion:For diabetic high-risk foot patients who are intolerant to diabetic peripheral neuralgia and local anesthesia spinal cord electrical stimulation test, one-time implantation of spinal cord electrical stimulator under general anesthesia under neurophysiological monitoring can effectively alleviate peripheral neuralgia and other diabetic foot related symptoms, improve lower limb blood supply, and reduce the risk of toe amputation. Clinical practice has proved the effectiveness of this technique, especially for the early treatment of diabetic high-risk foot patients.
9.Effects of free radicals and amyloid β protein on the currents of expressed rat receptors in Xenopus oocytes
Funan HUANG ; Wenbin LI ; Binglie ZHANG ; Xu CUI ; Zhitao HAN ; Zhengyu FANG ; Shuping CAI ; Ling YIN ; Luning WANG
Chinese Medical Journal 2001;114(3):244-247
Objective To investigate the effects of free radicals (FRs) and amyloid β protein 1-40 (Aβ1-40) on the functions of expressed neurotransmitter receptors (NRs) in Xenopus oocytes. Methods Total RNA and messenger RNA (mRNA) was prepared from 3-month-old Wistar rat brain tissues with Promega kits and microinjected into maturated Xenopus oocytes (stages Ⅴ-Ⅵ) with 50nl (50ng) for each oocyte. The microinjected oocytes were incubated with modified Bath's solution at 19.0℃±1.0℃ for receptor expression and their currents were recorded with double electrode voltage clamp technique. Superoxide anion free radicals (SAFRs) were produced via a reaction system (HPX/XO) with hypoxanthine (HPX, 0.05mol/L) and xanthine oxidase (XO, 0.1U/L). In order to observe the effects of Aβ and SAFRs on the expressed glutamate receptor, HPX/XO and Aβ1-40 were added to incubation solution at 12h, 24h and 96h before recording. Results The results showed that the oocytes expressed functional NRs originating from rat brain tissues. These NRs included muscarinic acetylcholine (mACh), glutamate (Glu), dopamine (DA), serotonin (5-HT) and γ-aminobutyric acid (GABA). The current characteristics of expressed receptors were inward currents carried by chloride ion with their equibrilium potentials close to -22mV. The extent of effect on the current of expressed glutamate receptor from rat brain was different among different Aβ concentrations and incubation times. Aβ1-40 at a concentration of 20nmol/L had little effect on the currents of expressed rat brain glutamate receptors up to 24h of incubation period; but the currents of glutamate receptor were significantly decreased (25% off, P<0.01) in the treatment of 60nmol/L Aβ1-40 over 24h. Moreover, when 20nmol/L Aβ1-40 was co-incubated over 12h with SAFRs produced by the reaction system of HPX/XO, it was found that the currents of expressed rat brain glutamate receptors had been changed markedly. When the oocytes were co-treated with 60nmol/L Aβ1-40 and SAFRs over a period of 12h, the currents of glutamate receptor significantly decreased (21% off, P<0.05), and the decreased percentage reached 52% over 24h co-treatment with 60nmol/L Aβ1-40 and SAFRs. In addition, vitamin E had a partial effect against this inhibitory effect. Conclusion The results suggest that Aβ has a kind of inhibitory effect upon the current of the glutamate receptor, similar to the effects of free radicals. The effects can be antagonized by vitamin E. These imply that Aβ may play a role via inhibiting receptor function in the pathophysiology of Alzheimer's disease.
10.Postoperative Survival for Patients with Thymoma Complicating Myasthenia Gravis- Preliminary Retrospective Results of the ChART Database
WANG FANGRUI ; PANG LIEWEN ; FU JIANHUA ; SHEN YI ; WEI YUCHENG ; TAN LIJIE ; ZHANG PENG ; HAN YONGTAO ; CHEN CHUN ; ZHANG RENQUAN ; LI YIN ; CHEN KE-NENG ; CHEN HEZHONG ; LIU YONGYU ; CUI YOUBING ; WANG YUN ; YU ZHENTAO ; ZHOU XINMING ; LIU YANGCHUN ; LIU YUAN ; GU ZHITAO ; FANG WENTAO
Chinese Journal of Lung Cancer 2016;19(7):418-424
Background and objectiveIt is so far not clear that how myasthenia gravis (MG) affected the prognosis of thymoma patients. The aim of this assay is to compare the postoperative survival between patients with thymoma only and those with both thymoma and MG.MethodsThe Chinese Alliance for Research in Thymomas (ChART) registry recruited patients with thymoma from 18 centers over the country on an intention to treat basis from 1992 to 2012. Two groups were formed according to whether the patient complicated MG. Demographic and clinical data were reviewed, Patients were fol-lowed and their survival status were analyzed.Results There were 1,850 patients included in this study, including 421 with and 1,429 without MG. Complete thymectomy were done in 91.2% patients in MG group and 71.0% in non-MG group (P<0.05). There were more percentage of patients with the histology of thymoma AB, B1, or B2 (P<0.05) in MG group, and more percentage of patients with MG were in Masaoka stage I and II. The 5 year and 10 year OS rates were both higher in MG group (93%vs 88%; 83%vs 81%,P=0.034) respectively. The survival rate was signiifcantly higher in patients with MG when the Masaoka staging was III/IV (P=0.003). Among patients with advanced stage thymoma (stage III, IVa, IVb), the constitu-ent ratios of III, IVa, IVb were similar between MG and Non-MG group. Histologically, however, there were signiifcantly more proportion of AB/B1/B2/B3 in the MG group while there were more C in the non-MG group (P=0.000). Univariate analyses for all patients showed that MG, WHO classiifcation, Masaoka stage, surgical approach, chemotherapy and radiotherapy and resectability were signiifcant factors, and multivariate analysis showed WHO Classiifcation, Masaoka stage, and resectability were strong independent prognostic indicators.ConclusionAlthough MG is not an independent prognostic factor, the sur-vival of patients with thymoma was superior when MG was present, especially in late Masaoka stage patients. Possible reasons included early diagnosis of the tumor, better histologic types, an overall higher R0 resection and less recurrence.