1.Performance verification of Hitachi 7600 automatic biochemical analyzer
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2015;(20):2983-2986
Objective To verify the performance of Hitachi 7600 automatic biochemical analyzer .Methods According to labora‐tory accreditation criteria and the performance verification documents of American CLIA′88 ,the precision ,accuracy ,reference inter‐val ,linear range and clinical reportable range were verified for the tests of 19 conventional biochemical indicators performed on Hita‐chi 7600 biochemical analyzer most often .Results The precision ,accuracy ,reference interval ,linear range and clinical reportable range were all acceptable .Conclusion Hitachi 7600 automatic biochemical analyzer could fully meet the reqirements in clinical ap‐plication .
2.Collection and Analysis of Bioburden Information in Pharmaceutical Clean Room
Weisheng CHEN ; Rongfeng ZHU ; Qianming GUAN
China Pharmacist 2015;(6):1046-1048
Objective:To collect the bioburden information in clean room to understand the bioburden status, find out weak points and risks in microbial control and improve the management efficiency in clean room. Methods: According to GB/T 16293-2010 and the standard operation practice ( SOP) in our lab, the bioburden information was obtained by the collection and identification of air-borne microbe and surface bacteria in the four main areas of clean room ( microbial limit test room, sterile room 1 and 2, positive room) and on the person entered clean room. Results:The preliminarily established bioburden information indicated that the main mi-croorganism in clean room was Micrococcus and Staphylococcus. The detection rate of fungi was about 5% in clean room. Conclusion:The movement of people and goods in clean room should be strengthened, and samples should be with thorough disinfection.
3.Identification of oral Candida spieces in patients with burning mouth syndrome
Man ZHAO ; Qianming CHEN ; Mei LIN
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2001;0(01):-
砄bjective: To investigate the role of Candida species in burning mouth syndrome (BMS) in a Chinese cohort. Methods: The studied population comprised 52 BMS patients and 37 healthy controls. An oral rinse technique was used to detect the candidal carriage. The isolates were identified using API 20C AUX Candida identification kit.Results: Candida was found in 3 out of 37 of the controls(8.1%) and in 10 out of 52 BMS patients(19.2%). 25 strains of Candida were isolated from the 10 Candida positive BMS cases, 22 out of the 25 strains were Candida albicans while 3 were Candida prarapsilosis . 7 strains of Candida were isolated from the 3 Candida positive controls and all the 7 were Candida albicans . Conclusion: Candida infection may play a role in the development of BMS, especially in the type 1 subtype.
4.A molecular and genetical study of the source of Candida albicans in the mouth of neonates
Xin ZENG ; Qianming CHEN ; Qing LI
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2001;0(01):-
Objective: To investigate the source of Candida alb ic ans in the mouth of neonates. Methods: 208 mother in fant pairs were recruited. Specimens from mothers for fungal culture were obtain de from the mouths by oral rinse and from vagina by swab within 48 h before de livery, and specimens from full term neonates were obtained from mouth by swab on the 1st, 3rd and 5th day while still in hospital and when the neonates were 1 month old. Candida species were identified by the routine microbiologica l methods, then Candida albicans isolated from mother infant pairs were com pared genetically by random amplified polymorphic DNA analysis (RAPD). Results: Candida albicans was isolated in the mouth of only 2 neonates (0.96%) and in the vagina and mouth of the corresponding 2 mothers in hospital.That was isola ted in the mouth of 43 neonates (21.39%) when they were 1 month old and in both vagina and mouth of 3 corresponding mothers and in the mouth of another 2 corr esponding mothers. RAPD revealed different genotypes of Candida albicans in each mother infant pair. Conclusions: The vertical tran smission of Candida albicans from mother to baby seems not to be the main so urce of Candida albicans in neonate mouth.
5.Clinical application of percutaneous balloon mitral valvuloplasty in patients with rheumatic mitral stenosis and left atrial thrombi
Junzhu CHEN ; Furong ZHANG ; Qianming TAO
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(03):-
Objective To evaluate safety and effect of percutaneous balloon mitral valvuloplasty(PBMV) for patients with rheumatic mitral stenosis and left atrial thrombi.Methods PBMV was performed in 27 patients with rheumatic mitral stenosis and left atrial thrombi. 19 cases of left atrial fresh thrombi revealed by transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) received warfarin orally for 3-6 months before PBMV. Results PBMV was successful in all cases of mitral stenosis and left atrial thrombi. Left atrial fresh thrombi was completely resolved in 9 cases and became smaller chronic organized thrombi in 10 cases after warfarin anticoagulation treatment among 19 cases of left atrial fresh thrombi revealed by TEE. In 5 cases of left atrial chronic organized thrombi shown only transthoracic echocardiography and without anticoagulation treatment, one case had cerebral embolism. No complication occurred in other cases.Conclusions The study showed that patients with rheumatic mitral stenosis and atrial fibrillation should have routine TEE. PBMV for rheumatic mitral stenosis with left atrial thrombi after anticoagulation treatment is safe and effective.
6.Clinical diagnosis of oral erosive and ulcerative diseases in children.
Journal of Zhejiang University. Medical sciences 2021;50(2):155-161
Mucosal disease is one of the most common oral cavity diseases in children, among which mucosal erosion and ulceration account for about 50%. Oral mucosal erosion and ulcer diseases in children are mostly acute with obvious pain, affecting speech, eating and swallowing. Some oral mucosal diseases are caused by infection and would result in epidemic among children. The onset age, sites, lesions size and quantity could vary, and some would have recurrence. The detailed medical history and comprehensive physical examination are necessary, some diseases can be diagnosed according to the medical history and clinical manifestations. If diagnosis can not be made, biopsy, blood test and immunofluorescence staining, immunohistochemistry, molecular biology detection, gene diagnosis, tuberculin test and other tests should be considered, and further investigation of systemic diseases should also be carried out if necessary. In some cases, multidisciplinary consultation should be sought. For those who still have no abnormal findings, therapeutic diagnosis can be tried out or secondary biopsy should be performed. In this article, the research progress of oral mucosal diseases in children is reviewed and our own clinical experiences of oral erosive and ulcerative diseases in children are summarized.
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7.Evaluation of the intervention for the treatment of burning mouth syndrome by evidence-based medicine
Yuan HE ; Bingqi LI ; Zongdao SHI ; Qianming CHEN
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2000;0(06):-
Objective:To determine the effectiveness of the interve ntion of burning mouth syndrome(BMS) reported by Chinese articles and to assess the quality of the studies by evidence-based medicine. Methods: relevant literatures were searched and identified in Chinese Medical Bio logical Database (CMB) and Chinese Technological Periodical Database (VIP) . Stu dies were selected with following criteria: study design- randomized controlle d trials; participants-patients with BMS. An evidence-based analysis was perfo rmed to the literatures. Results: There were totally 47 articles examined and only 11 of them met the criteria . Meta analysis was not possible due to the low quantity and poor quality, However, as far as the p ublished articles concerned, Lusunjing capsule showed good short-term effect in the treatment and nerve block with vitamin B 1 and B 12 was more effec tive than oral admenistering of vitamin. Conclusion: Th e quantity and quality of the reviewed studies are far from satisfaction and ca n not meet the clinical needs. Further trials of high methodological quality ne ed to be undertaken in order to develop effective treatment of BMS.
8.Association between dietary glycemic load and severity of skin lesions in young adult males with acne vulgaris
Jiang TUO ; Bo WU ; Qianming CHEN ; Yonghong LU
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2012;(12):894-896
Objective To assess dietary glycemic load (GL) in young adult males with acne vulgaris and to evaluate its association with severity of skin lesions,in hope to provide evidences for comprehensive treatment of acne vulgaris.Methods The Global Acne Grading System (GAGS) was used to evaluate the severity of acne,and food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) and 24-hour dietary recall (24-HDR) to assess GL.Differences in GL and body mass index (BMI) were assessed by t test and analysis of variance,and Logistic regression analysis was conducted to analyze the factors influencing BMI and GL.Results This study included 99 young adult males with acne vulgaris who were 19-24 years old.Logistic regression analysis revealed that GL was the risk factor of BMI,and higher GL was always associated with increased BMI (β3 =1.119,P < 0.05,OR =3.062,95% confidence intervals:1.044-8.986).No factors were found to have influences on GL.The patients with a disease duration of > 6 months showed a higher GL (t =2.947,P < 0.01),but similar BMI (t =0.798,P >0.05) compared with those with a disease duration of ≤6 months.Significant differences were observed in GL (F =76.296,P < 0.01),but not in BMI (F =3.142,P > 0.05),among the three groups of patients with different GAGS score.GL was higher in patients with GAGS score of ≥39 than those with GAGS score of 1-18 (P <0.01) and GAGS score of 19-30 (P < 0.01),and higher in patients with GAGS score of 19-30 than in those with GAGS score of 1-18 (P < 0.01).Conclusion GL is positively correlated with the severity of lesions and disease duration in young adult males with acne vulgaris.
9.Diagnosis of systemic diseases with palatal mucosal lesion.
Mu LIN ; Xin ZENG ; Qianming CHEN
Chinese Journal of Stomatology 2014;49(8):470-473
10.Diagnosis of intractable cases of oral mucosal diseases.
Hongxia DAN ; Xin ZENG ; Qianming CHEN
Chinese Journal of Stomatology 2015;50(10):581-584