1.Using quadratic regression universal rotary combination design to optimize the fluorescence labeling condition of lycium barbarum polysaccharide
Huizhen CAI ; Huishan WU ; Xiaohui YANG ; Binbin REN
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2016;38(4):355-358
Objective Quadratic regression universal rotary combination design was used to optimize the fluorescence labeling condition of lycium barbarum polysaccharide (LBP).Methods The fluorescence labeling condition of LBP presented, when the covalent coupling of LBP and tyramine was reacted with fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC). Filter the best labeling condition via using quadratic regression universal rotary combination design experiment on the relationship of labeling efficiency among pH value of buffer solution, reaction time, temperature and the dose of tyramine.Results The regression equation was:Y=0.085 41 - 0.002 82X1 - 0.015 68X2 + 0.008 11X3 + 0.005 01X4 + 0.008 75X1X2 - 0.005 75X1X3 - 0.001 75X1X4 + 0.010 63X2X3 + 0.000 125X2X4 + 0.000 25X3X4 - 0.021 44X12 - 0.008 89X22 - 0.001 984X32 + 0.003 66 X42, and the variables fromX1 toX4 represented pH value, reaction time, temperature and dose of tyramine, respectively. The goodness of fitting of regression equation was statistically significant. The condition of labling LBP was optimized when the temperature was at 50℃, timing of labling at the fourth day and pH value was 8.5.Conclusion The condition of labling LBP was optimized with suitable temperature, pH value and extended timing.
2.Dynamic changes of liver sinusoid in BALB/c mice infected with Schistosoma japonicum
Jun TAO ; Weimin CAI ; Binbin ZHANG ; Fengqin DONG ; Ronghua LIU
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 1989;0(03):-
Objective To observe the change of liver sinusoid in BALB/c mice infected with Schistosoma japonicum and explore its relationship between the degree of hepatic fibrosis and liver function. Methods A model was established in BALB/c mice infected with cercariae of Schistosoma japonicum. The liver specimens of mice were used for pathological examination with routine and picric acid-sirius red staining to know the degree of hepatic fibrosis by semi-quantity. The expressions of C-IV and vWF in liver sinusoid were assayed through the immuhistochemistry staining. The serum ALT and AST were detected by the automatic biochemistry analyzer, and the ultramicrostructure of the liver tissue was observed by a transmission electron microscope. Results The number and diameter of fenestrations in SEC reduced 4 weeks after the infection. The fenestrations were disappeared and the base membrane established 8 weeks after the infection. The expressions of C-IV and vWF in liver sinusoid and the degree of hepatic fibrosis increased with the time after infection. The levels of serum ALT and AST were not correlated with the infection time. Conclusions The phenotype alteration of the hepatic sinusoidal endothelium may be a vital issue triggering the liver fibrosis induced by Schistosoma japoncium.
3.Analysis of Feasibility of Opportunistic Screening for Colorectal Cancer in High Risk Population
Zhijun LU ; Weiqiang WANG ; Huan CAI ; Binbin BAI ; Zhandong FAN
Chinese Journal of Gastroenterology 2017;22(7):423-425
Background:Screening of colorectal cancer (CRC) and colorectal adenoma (CRA), the precursor of CRC, is crucial for CRC prevention.It is believed that opportunistic screening of CRC in high risk population would narrow down the screening scope and save the health resources, and is suitable for the present status in China.Aims:To analyze the performance of high risk factors in predicting CRC/CRA, for exploring the feasibility of opportunistic screening for CRC in high risk population.Methods:A total of 1 862 outpatients and health examination subjects undergoing colonoscopy from Feb.2015 to Aug.2016 at the PLA 281 Hospital were recruited and asked to complete a questionnaire of high risk factors for CRC and CRA before colonoscopy.The questionnaire was designed based on the updated consensus on the screening and management of early colorectal cancer and precancerous lesion in China.Using the results of colonoscopy as gold standard, the predictive performance of high risk factors for CRC/CRA was analyzed.Results:Four hundred and sixty-eight (25.1%) individuals with high risk factors for CRC/CRA were screened out by the questionnaire.The detection rate of CRC in individuals with high risk factors was significantly higher than those without (17.5% vs.0.9%, P=0.000).The sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values of high risk factors in predicting CRC were 87.2%, 78.2%, 17.5% and 99.1%, respectively, and the missed diagnosis rate was 12.8%.For CRC/CRA, the corresponding figures were 83.2%, 87.0%, 57.3%, 96.1% and 16.8%, respectively.The risk ratios (RR) of high risk factors for CRC and CRC/CRA were 20.35 and 14.78, respectively.Conclusions:Opportunistic screening of CRC in high risk population is feasible and applicable in China under present condition.
4.Experience in Dealing with Infection Complications of Tissue Expanders
Haidong LI ; Guobin CAI ; Binbin LI ; Taiying LI ; Lianzhao WANG ; Yi ZHANG ; Liu LIU
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 1994;0(01):-
OBJECTIVE To review our experience with tissue expanders infection and how to treat it.METHODS Totally 168 patients were treated from Sep 2002 to Oct 2006.The relative infection complications were defined as operative plan was only partially satisfied,sometimes implying poor surgical judgment.RESULTS There were 43 cases with infection in the process of installing expanders.Though by proper treatment only 9 patients were with unsatisfied effect.The others had better result.CONCLUSIONS The reasons that cause tissue expander derived infection is complex,we must be carefully to do the operation.
5.Repeated expansion of skin tissues:clinical,biomechanical and histological studies
Liu LIU ; Guobin CAI ; Guangyu CHEN ; Binbin LI ; Taiying LI ; Lianzhao WANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2008;14(2):82-84
Objective To summarize the experiences of repeated expansion surgery,to evaluate the changes of skin histological and biomeehanical properties,and to afford rationale for its application and popularization.Methotis Skin soft tissues were repeatedly expanded to repair the massive skin defection.All the 31 cases were divided into children group and adult group according to their ages.In each group the treatment experiences were summarized.The biomechanical and pathological properties were investigated and compared after samples had been made.Resuits A total of 31 cases were treated by serial tissue expansion.Complication incidences of every expanded procedure were 10%and 17%respectively.After 6-12months postoperative follow-up,most of the curative effects were satisfactory.The repeated expanded skin had lower enlarged rate,depressed stress-relaxation and stress-strength character,so was the deceased proliferation of the epidermal cells.The changes were significant in the adult group.Conclusions Repeated expansion is a feasible method of repairing the massive skin defection.Its curative effect is more satisfactory in children than adult.Due to the increase of the risk and skin quality decline,enough attention must be paid in clinical application.
6.Empirical study on protective effect of preparations from Tiaogan Lipi prescription on mouse with hepatic injury induced by ethanol
Xiulan DENG ; Junan FENG ; Xiaojing ZHANG ; Binbin GUAN ; Qian ZHU ; Dayong CAI ; Jinhui SUN
China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacy 2005;0(05):-
Objective: To compare the protective effect of various preparations from Tiaogan Lipi prescription on mouse ethanol hepatic injury.Methods:The hepatic injury model of mice was replicated with ethanol.Comparing with Fufang Biejia Ruan’gan prescription,three preparations from Tiaogan Lipi prescription were administrated for protecting the hepatic injury.The contents of AST,ALT,CHOL and TG in serum and the MDA and SOD in liver tissue were tested.The pathological changes of the liver had been evaluated.Results:Three preparations from Tiaogan Lipi reduces the level of ASTALTCHOL TG,lowers the content of MDA(P
7.The effect of simulation-based diagnosis and treatment on the improvement of international students' cardiovascular clinical practice
Lei ZHANG ; Binbin YUAN ; Wei CAI ; Xin LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2022;21(9):1195-1198
Objective:To explore the effect of simulation-based diagnosis and treatment on the teaching of international students in cardiovascular clinical practice.Methods:In the study, 35 international students were randomized into experimental group and control group. Eighteen students in experimental group were divided into 3 groups with 6 students in each group, receiving simulation-based diagnosis and treatment teaching, and 17 students in control group took routine clinical practice. The teaching effect of the two groups was evaluated by filling in the evaluation form and doing relevant clinical ability test. SPSS 19.0 software was used to perform t test. Results:According to the statistical results of the evaluation form, the international students participating in the teaching of simulation-based diagnosis and treatment all hoped to adopt this method more often in their practice in every department. In terms of clinical ability test, the experimental group was better than the control group in history collection [(22.16±2.17) vs. (20.33±2.03)], physical examination [(23.05±1.79) vs. (19.78±2.05)] and question answering [(23.50± 1.47) vs. (19.56±1.92)], and the difference was statistically significant ( P<0.05). However, there was no significant difference in medical record writing between the two groups ( P>0.05). Conclusion:The application of highly simulation-based diagnosis and treatment teaching can make up for the defect that international students can not fully contact with patients during the internship, which is helpful to improve their clinical skills and enhance the doctor-patient communication ability and other medical professional quality.
8.Effectiveness of ADDIE instruction model in on-the-job training of neonatal transfer nurses
Wanhong WANG ; Yingying CAI ; Qiaohong WANG ; Binbin ZHUO ; Shaomei LIN
Modern Clinical Nursing 2024;23(4):85-90
Objective To explore the effectiveness of ADDIE instruction model(Analyse,Design,Develop,Implement,Evaluate)in the on-the-job training for neonatal transfer nurses to improve the comprehensive ability in life-saving as well as to ensure the safety of neonates during the transfer.Methods The pre-and post-control study in self-trained comparison was conducted with 35 neonatal nurses in our hospital.Thirty-five neonatal nurses in our hospital were included in a special training group for neonatal transport.According to the ADDIE instruction model,the training needs of nurses were analysed,special training protocols were designed and developed,training rules were implemented and the effects of training on the nurses were evaluated.Scores in professional theoretical knowledge,practical and various skills and teamwork and communication abilities in neonatal transfer were compared before and after the implementation of the ADDIE instruction model.Results All of the 35 nurses had completed the training and responded to the survey.The scores in professional theoretical knowledge,practical skills and teamwork and communication abilities in the neonatal transfer nurses were all significantly increased after the training with ADDIE instruction model(P<0.001).Conclusions On-the-job training of ADDIE instruction model among the neonatal transfer nurses can effectively enhance the professional knowledge and practice skills,enable the nurses to play a leading role in the process of treatment and improve abilities in teamwork and communication of the neonatal transfer nurses.The ADDIE instruction model provides valuable insights in the training of neonatal transfer nurses.
9.The autotransplanted tracheas wrapped in united muscle flap of the neck: an experiment.
Lianzhao WANG ; Gang ZHOU ; Feng ZHANG ; Fei FAN ; Guobin CAI ; Binbin LI ; Yiping YAN ; Jie LUAN ; Li TENG ; Yan SHI ; Huabing WANG
Chinese Journal of Surgery 2002;40(1):30-33
OBJECTIVETo investigate the way of revascularization of donator's trachea wrapped in united muscle flap.
METHODSUsing fiberoptic bronchoscopy, histopathology and microangiography, we evaluated the tracheal mucosal blood flow, the survival rate, the percentage of patency, and the graft viability of autograft tracheas with varying lengths wrapped in one-sided sternocephalic muscle flap and two-sided sternohyoid-sternothyroid muscle flap and autograft tracheas with the length of 5 rings without wrapped in muscle flap in 32 dogs.
RESULTSIn the tracheal autograft wrapped in the united muscle flap group with a length less than 4 centimeters, the submucosal blood flow of graft could be detected by laser blood flowmetry one week after transplantation, and it reached 60% of the normal, which had no significant difference between the place near the site of anastomosis and the middle part of the graft. Dense vessels could be found to grow from the wrapped muscles into the autografted trachea by microangiography. Histopathological examination demonstrated that the structure of the autograft was the same as what it originally was. the inner surface of the autograft was covered with pseudostratified columnar ciliary epithelia, and no necrotic tracheal cartilages were found. Every autograft could survive over long time. However, at 1 week, most mucous membrane in the middle part of the graft with length over 4 cm was in gray or in pale; hyperemia, edema, and haemorrhage were found near the site of anastomosis. Mucosal blood flow measured by laser blood flowmetry in the middle part of the graft was significantly less than that near the site of anastomosis. Malacia, dissolution or granulation hyperplasia occurred in midportion of the major grafts shortly after transplanatation. As for those autografted trachea without wrapping in muscles flap, mucous membranes turned black one week after the transplantation and all dogs died of graft necrosis later.
CONCLUSIONOne-sided sternocephalic muscle flap and two-sided sternohyoid-sternothyroid muscle flap can provide blood for the graft and the grafted trachea can survive for a long time.
Animals ; Bronchoscopy ; Dogs ; Female ; Male ; Neck ; Surgical Flaps ; Survival Rate ; Trachea ; blood supply ; pathology ; transplantation ; Transplantation, Autologous
10.S1 posterior edge inlet view for placement of percutaneous sacroiliac screws
Hanqing XU ; Fei XU ; Binbin LIU ; Zehang ZHENG ; Zhuo CAI ; Zhengqiang LUO
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2021;23(10):856-863
Objective:To evaluate the significance of S1 posterior edge inlet view for placement of percutaneous sacroiliac screws.Methods:1. CT data of the pelvis were collected from 134 normal adults and introduced into Mimics Medical 21.0 system. Anatomical parameters of sacral vertebrae were measured and analyzed to observe the anatomical disparities between the anterior and posterior edges of S1 vertebral body. A mathematical model was established using the data acquired. 2. Manual placement of sacroiliac screws was performed using a conventional S1 posterior edge inlet view on the pelvic specimens from 5 adult cadavers in simulation of actual surgical situations. After placement, the inlet views from both the S1 anterior and posterior edges were taken to observe the imaging differences and to check if the screws had pierced the sacral canal. 3. A retrospective study was conducted of the 11 patients with posterior pelvic ring fracture who had been treated at Department of Orthopaedics, Tongji Hospital from January 2019 to October 2020. Their fractures were fixated by percutaneous sacroiliac screws under the guidance of a C-arm X-ray machine. The manual placement of the screws was guided intraoperatively by the inlet views from both the S1 anterior and posterior edges to secure a safe placement. Pelvic CT examinations were performed to check any screw dislocation.Results:1. CT measurements in the normal adults showed that the angle of S1 anterior edge inlet view (20.71°±11.89°) was smaller than that of S1 posterior edge inlet view (41.99°±11.67°) and the width of S1 upper end plate [(32.22±3.41) mm] greater than that of S1 lower end plate [(20.10±3.28) mm], showing significant disparities in anatomy between the anterior and posterior edges of S1 vertebral body ( P<0.05). 2. In 2 of the 5 cadaveric specimens, imaging differences were observed between the inlet views of the anterior and posterior edges of S1 and the screws pierced out of the sacral canal. 3. Satisfactory closed reduction was achieved in all the 11 patients. A total of 17 screws were placed, with 12 ones into S1 and 5 ones into S2. Operation time ranged from 84 to 141 min (average, 114.4 min), fluoroscopy frequency from 69 to 101 times (average, 89.6 times), and intraoperative blood loss from 110 to 463 mL(average, 296.6 mL). No screw dislocation was observed on postoperative CT. Conclusion:As there is a difference between the inlet views of the anterior and posterior edges of S1 vertebral body, the inlet view of the posterior edge of S1 can display the posterior edge of S1 more clearly so as to improve the safety of placement of percutaneous sacroiliac screws.