1.Pregnancy in renal transplant recipient: A case report and review
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2009;41(6):710-711
SUMMARY In recent years, successful pregnancies in renal transplant women have been reported worldwide. However, pregnancy in renal trasplant recipient is relatively rare in China. This paper reported a case of pregnancy 2 years post renal transplant. At the end of 28 weeks' gestation she had abnormal liver and renal function complicated with severe preeclampsia. Literatures were reviewed on considerations about pregnancy in renal transplant women. Maternal and neonatal outcomes can be improved by intensive care during pregnancy, proper immunosupression and timely termination of pregnancy.
2.Pregnancy in renal transplant recipient:A case report and review
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2003;0(06):-
In recent years,successful pregnancies in renal transplant women have been reported worldwide.However,pregnancy in renal trasplant recipient is relatively rare in China.This paper reported a case of pregnancy 2 years post renal transplant.At the end of 28 weeks' gestation she had abnormal liver and renal function complicated with severe preeclampsia.Literatures were reviewed on considerations about pregnancy in renal transplant women.Maternal and neonatal outcomes can be improved by intensive care during pregnancy,proper immunosupression and timely termination of pregnancy.Abstract:SUMM ARY In recent years,successful pregnancies in renal transplantwomen have been reported world-wide.However,pregnancy in renal trasplant recipient is relatively rare in China.This paper reported a case of pregnancy 2 years post renal transplant.At the end of 28 weeks’gestation she had abnormal liver and renal function complicated with severe preeclampsia.Literatures were reviewed on considerations about pregnancy in renal transplantwomen.Maternal and neonatal outcomes can be improved by inten-sive care during pregnancy,proper immunosupression and timely term ination of pregnancy.
3.Construction and analysis of a monitoring system with remote real-time multiple physiological parameters based on cloud computing.
Lingyun ZHU ; Lianjie LI ; Chunyan MENG
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2014;31(6):1377-1383
There have been problems in the existing multiple physiological parameter real-time monitoring system, such as insufficient server capacity for physiological data storage and analysis so that data consistency can not be guaranteed, poor performance in real-time, and other issues caused by the growing scale of data. We therefore pro posed a new solution which was with multiple physiological parameters and could calculate clustered background data storage and processing based on cloud computing. Through our studies, a batch processing for longitudinal analysis of patients' historical data was introduced. The process included the resource virtualization of IaaS layer for cloud platform, the construction of real-time computing platform of PaaS layer, the reception and analysis of data stream of SaaS layer, and the bottleneck problem of multi-parameter data transmission, etc. The results were to achieve in real-time physiological information transmission, storage and analysis of a large amount of data. The simulation test results showed that the remote multiple physiological parameter monitoring system based on cloud platform had obvious advantages in processing time and load balancing over the traditional server model. This architecture solved the problems including long turnaround time, poor performance of real-time analysis, lack of extensibility and other issues, which exist in the traditional remote medical services. Technical support was provided in order to facilitate a "wearable wireless sensor plus mobile wireless transmission plus cloud computing service" mode moving towards home health monitoring for multiple physiological parameter wireless monitoring.
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4.The relationships between implicit self-esteem, explicit self-esteem and alexithymia in college students
Hanchao TAN ; Kai WANG ; Chunyan ZHU
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2012;(12):1112-1114
Objective To explore the relationships among implicit self-esteem,explicit self-esteem and alexithymia.Methods According to the scores of Toronto Alexithymia Scale(TAS-20),82 tests were divided into the alexithymia group and the control group,which were assessed with Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale(SES) and Implicit Association Test (IAT).Results The level of explicit self-esteem in the alexithymia group was significantly lower than that of the control group((28.57 ±4.57 vs 32.44 ±2.71)),there was significant differences between two groups(P< 0.01).Each factor of the alexithymia (as difficulty describing feelings,difficulty identifying feelings and externally oriented thinking) had significantly negative correlation with explicit self-esteem (r =-0.572,-0.52,-0.56,-0.378,P < 0.01),and the alexithymia was positively correlated with the degree of separation in implicit and explicit self-esteem (r =0.421) (P < 0.05).Conclusion The alexithymia group has defects in the process of controlling emotional; Alexithymia as a kind of psychological traits may be influence consistency of implicit and explicit self-esteem.
5.Correlation analysis on college students’ attachment and locus of control
Panpan GU ; Xiaoqin ZHOU ; Chunyan ZHU
Acta Universitatis Medicinalis Anhui 2014;(7):923-925
Objective To explore the status of college students’ attachment and locus of control, and explore their relationship. Methods A total of 198 college students were surveyed adopting Experiences in Close Relationships Inventory and Internality, Powerful Others and Chance Questionnaire. Results The distribution of college student′s attachment type was not balanced,the proportion of dismissing type,security type, fearful type, preoccupied type accounting for 43. 9%,31. 3%,21. 7%,3. 1% respectively. The scores of internality, chance and powerful others were (27. 59 ± 5. 44),(17. 92 ± 6. 66),(17. 70 ± 7. 32) respectively. Attachment avoidance correlated negatively with internality(r= -0. 259,P<0. 01), and positively with chance and powerful others(r=0. 206,0. 221,P<0. 01);besides there was a positive correlation between attachment anxiety and chance,powerful others(r=0. 378, 0. 410,P<0. 01). Attachment avoidance had prediction on internality(R2 =0. 067,P<0. 01). Attachment anxiety had prediction on chance and powerful others(R2 =0. 143,0. 168,P<0. 01). Conclusion College students’ at-tachment has significant effects on locus of control.
7.Diagnosis and treatment of recurrent anterior shoulder dislocation
Yiming ZHU ; Chunyan JIANG ; Manyi WANG ;
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2002;0(02):-
Recurrent anterior shoulder instability is a common problem we have to deal with in clinic. With the progress in shoulder and elbow surgery, there have appeared many new concepts about the etiology, diagnosis and treatment of this disease. About 2 decades ago, people realized the important role of glenohumeral ligaments. Now we believe that the stability of the glenohumeral joint relies heavily on the congruent articulating surfaces and surrounding soft tissues that act as static and dynamic stabilizers. Many new methods, such as MRI, physical examination under anesthesia and arthroscopy, can help us diagnose the disease accurately. Moreover, substantial progress has been made in the treatment of anterior shoulder instability. Open Bankart repair has become the golden standard for the treatment. With the advance of techniques, however, arthroscopic stabilization of anterior shoulder instability can now achieve good results comparable with those of open surgery.
8.Modifications of the hyperglycemia and stress response to open cholecystectomy following three different analgesic techniques
Chunyan YAN ; Jianguo XU ; Sihai ZHU
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 1996;0(09):-
Objective To compare the effect of three different analgesic techniques on hyperglycemia and stress response to cholecystotomy so as to select a more reasonable analgesic modelMethods Thirty patients after cholecystotomy ,were randomly divided into three groups using three different analgesic techniques:postoperative intravenous morphine patient-controlled analgesia(PCA)(group M),postopetative epidural PCA(group E),and pre-emptive clonidine combined with postoperative epidurral PCA(group P)Blood glucose,plasma levels of stress hormones such as cotisol,insulin,glucagon,epinephrine and norepinephrine were measured at various timesResults All three analgesic techniques produced satisfactory pain reliefHyperglycemiawas inhibited more efficiently in group E and P than in group MThe secretions of stress hormoneswere less suppressed in group M than in other two groupsThe epidural analgesics requirement in group P was lower than in group E(P
9.Physicochemical Properties and Gastric Mucosa Irritation of Cantharidin-hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin Inclusion Complex
Linna AN ; Yunjie DANG ; Chunhui HU ; Chunyan ZHU
Chinese Herbal Medicines 2012;04(3):224-229
Objective To increase the solubility and relieve the mucous irritation of cantharidin (CA) by preparing cantharidin-hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin (CA/HP-β-CD) inclusion complex.Methods The inclusion complex was prepared by co-evaporation method and characterized by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC),X-ray diffractometry (XRD),and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR).Results The disappearance of CA as well as the shift of exothermic peaks shown in DSC results indicated the complexation phenomenon.XRD results showed that the crystalline CA pattern had disappeared,and in NMR results,H-5 shifted from δ 3.731to 3.695 after complexation and H-2 shifted from δ 3.626 to 3.598,which suggested that part of the drug had entered the HP-β-CD cavity to form an inclusion complex.The solubility increased 10.3 times after complexation and the mucous irritation of CA was relieved remarkably.Conclusion Through complexation with HP-β-CD,the solubility and dissolution rate of CA are improved significantly,and the irritation of musous is relieved.
10.Clinical and imaging features of aortic dissection with damage in nervous system
Zufu ZHU ; Bojun HAN ; Chunyan DU
Journal of Clinical Neurology 2001;0(05):-
Objective To investigate the clinical and imaging features of aortic dissection(AD) with damage in nervous system.Methods The clinical data were retrospectively analyzed in 14 cases of AD with damage in nervous system.Results 13 patients(92.9%) were over age 40.All cases were acute onset and 9 cases had history of hypertensive disease.During onset,the blood pressure was elevated in 9 cases,decreased in 3 cases and could not be measured in 2 cases.The clinical manifestations of patients presented severe pectoralgia in 5 cases,chest-back complaint in 4 cases,bellyache,lumbago with emesia in 2 cases,shock in 2 cases.The appearances of nervous system:circumgyration in 5 cases,conscious disturbance in 4 cases,hemiparalysis in 2 cases,barylalia in one case,paraplegina in 2 cases and hypesthesia in 3 cases(meta-body in 1 case,below T 4 or T6 in 2 cases).The breast and abdominal part CT and CTA of all cases showed clearly the true and false lumens,the position of intimal slit(according Debakeys,2 cases were typeⅠ,7 cases were typeⅡ,5 cases were type Ⅲ) and mural thrombosis.The breast and abdominal part MRI in 8 cases could show conspicuous true and false lumens.The true lumen was presented flow and inane signals but the false lumen was presented higher signals in T1 and T2 WI.Conclusions The clinical manifestations of AD with damage in nervous system are main the ischemic impaired symptoms and signs of brain and spinal cord.Both CT and MRI can show the false lumen and vascular intimal slit of AD.