1.Development of the General Module for the System of Quality of Life Instruments for Patients with Chronic Disease: Items selection and structure of the general module.
Chonghua WAN ; Li GAO ; Xiaomei LI
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2002;0(11):-
Objective: To develop a general module of self-administered quality of life instrument for Chinese patients with chronic disease. Methods: Using the structured group (nominal group and focus group) methods and the qualitative and quantitative theory and methodology in developing rating scales Items were preliminary screened, evaluated and modified, and the QoL data measuring from 201 cases of patients of 8 different chronic diseases were analyzed by the methods of coefficient of variation?factor analysis, clustering analysis and correlation analysis. Result: General module of quality of life instrument for patients with chronic disease (QLICD-GM) was developed and evaluated. It consists of three domains: physical function, psychological function and social function, 32 items. Conclusions: QLICD-GM possessed a reasonable good content validity for it reflect WHO 's definition and connotation of QoL, and also common issues of patients with chronic disease.
2.Effects of general anesthesia for cesarean section on infants
Chonghua LI ; Chunxian ZHU ; Jing HE
Chinese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2001;0(03):-
0.05) between the general anesthesia group and the epidural anesthesia group in NBNA scores, mean pH,PaO2,PaCO2,SPO2 and Hct of newborn infants. Conclusion It study suggests that general anesthesia for the elective cesarean section does not influence significantly the outcome of the newborn infants.
3.Relationship between subjective well-being and family care degree of medical college students
Yulan YU ; Jianfeng TAN ; Hezhan LI ; Jun LUO ; Chonghua WAN
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2012;21(1):66-68
ObjectiveTo study the relationship between subjective well-being and family care degree of medical college students.Methods2695 medical college students were tested by Family APGAR index and Oxford Happiness Test-Revised.The data was analyzed by independent-sample t test,pearson correlations and linear regression.Results ( 1 ) The subjective well-being and family care degree and its factors of college students were above average.The score of subjective well-being was 43.08 ± 11.16,and the score of family care degree was 6.48 ±2.39.(2)The family care degree( t=3.462,P<0.01) and its adaptation( t=2.718,P<0.01),partnership( t =4.178,P<0.01),and growth( t=4.484,P<0.01 ) of female students were higher than male students.The family care degree ( t =3.939,P < 0.01 )and its adaptation ( t =4.683,P < 0.01 ),partner-ship ( t =3.306,P< 0.01 ),and growth ( t =2.796,P < 0.01 ) and subjective well-being( t =3.508,P< 0.01 ) of the students who came from cities and towns were higher than the students who came from rural.(3)There was a significant relation between subjective well-being and family care degree and its factors( r=0.197 ~ 0.357,all P<0.05 ).The partner-ship,resolve,growth and affection can forecast together the 13.2% variance of subjective well-being.ConclusionEnhancing family care degree is contribute to the subjective well-being and psychological health of medical college students.
4.The association of stroke with high plasma low-density lipoprotein cholesterol level and metabolic syndrome in Chinese adults
Xiaoyan XING ; Guangwei LI ; Chonghua YAO ; Keqin RAO ; Lingzhi KONG
Chinese Journal of Internal Medicine 2009;48(5):388-391
Objective To investigate the impact of high plasma LDL-C level with or without metabolic syndrome(MS) on the incidence of stroke in Chinese adults. Methods Totally 42 626 subjects (25 -75 years old) from Chinese National Health and Nutrition Survey in 2002 were stratified four groups based on plasma LDL-C level: < 2. 00 mmol/L group, 2. 00 -2. 50 mmol/L group, 2. 51 -3.31 mmol/L group, and ≥ 3.32 mmol/L group. The prevalence of MS (with 2005 International Diabetes Federation criteria) and stroke and the risk factors of stroke were compared among the four groups. Results ( 1 ) The prevalence of MS and stroke increased with rising of LDL-C level. The prevalence of MS in LDL-C≥3. 32 mmol/L group increased 2. 5 times (7, 9% vs 20. 1% ) as compared with that in LDL-C < 2. 00 mmol/L group and the prevalence of stroke increased 4. 2 times(0. 5% vs 2. 1% ), all P <0. 01. (2) In subjects with similar LDL-C level, the prevalence of stroke was significantly higher in a subgroup with MS than that without (P <0. 01 ). (3) After adjustment for age, sex and smoking, logistic regression analysis showed that both LDL-C level and MS were positively associated with the development of stroke; the odds ratio (OR) was 2. 35 and 3. 15 ( P < 0. 0001 ), respectively. (4) Compared with the subgroup of LDL-C < 2. 00 mmol/L without MS, OR for stroke in the subgroups of LDL-C 2. 00 -2. 50 mmol/L, 2. 51 -3. 31 mmol/L, and ≥ 3. 32 mmol / L without MS was 1.03, 1. 89, and 2.08, whereas the OR for stroke in the subgroups with MS and similar level of LDL-C was 4. 38, 5.23 and 6. 15 ; this indicated that the risk of stroke in subjects with MS increased by 3 - 4 times compared with subjects without ( P < 0. 0001 ). Conclusion Both high LDL-C level and MS are independent risk factors of stroke, but the risk of stroke will be further increased in the presence of high LDL-C level plus MS. It is suggested that combined intervention therapy of LDL-C and MS will play an important role in the prevention of stroke.
5.Items selection in development of quality of life instrument for patients with esophageal cancer
Yanbo QI ; Gaofeng LI ; Qiong MENG ; Chonghua WAN
Journal of International Oncology 2010;37(7):554-556
Objective To develop the specific module of quality of life instrument for patients with esophageal cancer. Methods with the structured group ( nominal group and focus group) methods and the qualitative and quantitative theory and methodology in developing rating scales, items were preliminary screened, evaluated and modified. And the data measuring from 28 cases of esophageal cancer patients and 25 doctors/nurses were analyzed by 4 statistical procedures: method of coefficient of variation, correlation analysis, patients'importance rating procedure and doctors' importance rating procedure. Results By above statistical procedures and advises of doctors, thus 19 - items specific module was formed finally. Conclusions The specific module developed on the strict procedures has good content representativeness and validity.
6.Clinical Characteristics of Cervical Cancer in Uygur Young Women in Xinjiang
Chonghua GE ; Yuhua PENG ; Yuping SUN ; Tingfang LI
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2010;37(6):342-344
Objective: To investigate the clinicopathologic characteristics and etiological factors of cervical cancer in young Uygur women in Xinjiang.Methods" We reviewed 350 cases of young Uygur females diagnosed with cervical cancer in our hospital during 1998-2007.The patients were divided into two groups according to their admission time (1998~2002 group and 2003~2007 group).Results: The incidence of cervical carcinoma among yong Uygur women was 12.9% in the 1998-2002 group and 10.3% in the 2003-2007 group.The first symptom was vaginal contactive bleeding.In both groups, most patients were peasants, but the percentages of highbrow was higher in the 2003-2007 group.Patients in the 2003~2007 group were of older age at first marriage and had lower rate of abortion.There was no significant difference in histological type between the two groups.However, patients in the 2003-2007 group presented with much earlier stage of cervical cancer and 56.9% of them were of stage Ⅱ disease, compared with 18.1% in the 1998-2002 group (P<0.05).Squamous cell carcinoma was the dominant histological type.Conclusion: The incidence of cervical carcinoma in young Uygur women tends to decrease due to screening and advocation of late marriage, less reproduction in remote rural areas of Xinjiang.
7.Analysis of human papillomavirus infection status in cervical lesions
Yanfang LI ; Hairu WANG ; Yabin HOU ; Chonghua HAO
Cancer Research and Clinic 2021;33(3):209-212
Objective:To investigate the occurrence of human papillomavirus (HPV) single and multiple infections in different cervical lesions, and to analyze the distribution of HPV types in patients with single infection and the change of viral load before and after treatment.Methods:A total of 4 783 HPV-DNA-positive cases who were detected by cervical exfoliated cells HPV-DNA testing from May 2017 to March 2019 in Shanxi Provincial People's Hospital were retrospectively analyzed, of which 3 728 cases met the criteria and were included in this study. Fluorescence quantitative polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was used to determine HPV genotype and viral load, and liquid-based thin-layer cytology (TCT) test and colposcopic histopathological diagnosis were performed. According to the histopathological results, the patients were divided into chronic cervicitis+cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) Ⅰ group, CIN Ⅱ+CIN Ⅲ group and cervical cancer group.Results:A total of 3 364 cases had HPV single infection, of which chronic cervicitis+CIN Ⅰ accounted for 78.27% (2 633/3 364), CIN Ⅱ+CIN Ⅲ accounted for 18.73% (630/3 364), and cervical cancer accounted for 3.00% (101/3 364); 364 cases had HPV multiple infections, of which chronic cervicitis+CIN Ⅰ accounted for 51.65% (188/364), CIN Ⅱ+CIN Ⅲ accounted for 42.58% (155/364), and cervical cancer accounted for 5.77% (21/364). The difference in the proportion of cervical lesions with different pathological grades in HPV single infection and multiple infections was statistically significant ( χ2 = 127.21, P < 0.01). The top four HPV single infection genotypes in chronic cervicitis+CINⅠ group and CINⅡ+CINⅢ group were type 16, 52, 58 and 53, and their proportions were 17.05% (449/2 633), 12.91% (340/2 633), 9.08% (239/2 633) and 8.89% (234/2 633) in chronic cervicitis+CINⅠ group, and 32.22% (203/630), 10.32% (65/630), 8.41% (53/630) and 5.87% (37/630) in CINⅡ+CINⅢ group. In the cervical cancer group, the top two HPV single infection genotypes were type 16 and 18, and their proportions were 81.19% (82/101) and 6.93% (7/101). The viral load of 120 patients with HPV infection was 4.89±1.14 before treatment and 2.86±1.63 after treatment, and the difference was statistically significant ( t = 13.260, P < 0.01). Conclusions:HPV multiple infections are more likely to aggravate the degree of cervical lesions than single infection. Common HPV infection subtypes in different cervical lesions include type 16, 52, 58, 53 and 18.
8.Studies on storage technique of Moschus
Chonghua GUO ; Damin WANG ; Li FAN ; Mingyun LI ; Donglin LI ; Xiongzhi GAO ; Baoke FENG ; Qingmin CHEN ;
Chinese Traditional and Herbal Drugs 1994;0(08):-
9.The quality of life in patients with chronic peptic ulcer and its influence factors
Lei YU ; Ying CHEN ; Chonghua WAN ; Li GAO ; Liping DUAN ; Hongying LI
Chongqing Medicine 2015;(7):869-872
Objective To analyze the quality of life and its influence factors in patients with peptic ulcer.Methods The SF-36 was used to survery 120 patients with peptic ulcer.The QOL scores at different levels of some factors including gender,age,na-tionality,occupation,marriage,medical forms,economic,cultural level,treatment method and clinical type were compared by meth-ods of two sample t-test and analysis of variance.Results Peptic ulcer patients′scores in the domain of RE,PF,RP,BP,GH,VT, SF,RE,PCS and MCS are lower than that of the normal,exception of the domain of MH(P <0.05).The differences were statisti-cally significant.Six factors can be influenced some domain or total score of the scale(P <0.05)and the differences were statistical-ly significant.Conclusion Find out the influencing factors on peptic ulcer patients′quality of life can be provided the basis for clini-cal treatments.
10.Development and Preliminary Evaluation of Quality of Life Instruments for Chronic Diseases-Osteoarthritis (QLICD-OA)
Xiaoqing ZHANG ; Fenglan ZHANG ; Chonghua WAN ; Xiaomei LI ; Zhaoping LV ; Haiyan PAN
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2013;(8):23-27
Objective To develop and evaluate the Quality of Life Instruments for Chronic Diseases -Osteoarthritis ( QLICD-OA). Methods The QLICD-OA was evaluated by testing 140 in-patients with Osteoarthritis. The statistical methods used included correlation analysis, factor analysis, paired t test and Generalizability coefficient. Results The rest-retest reliability γ of QLICD-OA was 0.91, Cronbach’s α for overall scale was 0.98 and Generalizability coefficient was 0.94. Correlation and factor analysis demonstrated good construct validity. After treatment, statistically significant scores were found in the tested group for Specific module and total instrument. Conclusions The QLICD-OA has good validity, reliability and responsiveness. The QLICD-OA may serve as the QOL measurement scale for patients with Osteoarthritis in China.