1.Analysis for Clinical Features and Prognosis of Taksyasu Arteritis Combining Neurological Symptoms
Erpeng LIANG ; Lirui YANG ; Huimin ZHANG ; Lei SONG ; Haiyan QIAN ; Yubao ZOU ; Wenjun MA ; Xiongjing JIANG ; Haiying WU ; Xianliang ZHOU ; Jun CAI ; Rutai HUI ; Deyu ZHENG
Chinese Circulation Journal 2016;31(10):997-1001
Objective: To explore the clinical features and prognosis in patients with Takayasu arteritis (TA) combining neurological symptoms. Methods: We retrospectively studied 274 TA patients combining neurological symptoms who admitted to our hospital from 2002-01 to 2013-10 for their clinical and imaging features with prognosis. Results: The ratio of male to female was 1:4.3 and the mean age of disease onset was at (28.2±11.2) years. The most common neurological symptom was dizziness (214/274 cases, 78.1%), most frequent type was type III TA (112 cases, 40.9%), most common affected artery was left subclavian artery (147 cases, 53.6%), and there were 77 cases (28.1%) with (3-4) branches of the aortic arch involvement. For stroke conditions, ischemic stroke was more frequently observed in patients with steno-occlusive lesions in subclavian artery and common carotid artery, while hemorrhagic stroke was more frequently found in patients with steno-occlusive lesions in descending aorta, abdominal aorta and/or renal artery. Heart failure was the most common cause of death, it was also the most common cardiovascular event in surviving cohorts. Conclusion: TA patients could have many neurological symptoms, which were related to the number and site of artery involvement.
2.Urodynamic study of bladder dysfunction after radical hysterectomy of cervical cancer
Jianjian WANG ; Yanping ZHANG ; Erpeng LIU ; Qingbo MENG ; Chunzi JIANG ; Xinghuan YANG ; Jianguo WEN
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2022;41(3):302-306
Objective:To explore the urodynamic characteristics of bladder function in patients with abnormal urination after radical hysterectomy of cervical cancer.Methods:In a prospective self-controlled study, a total of 84 patients with cervical cancer and clinical stage of ⅠB to ⅡA, meeting the preoperative inclusion criteria in our hospital from January 2016 to June 2018 were enrolled.All patients were tested for urodynamic testing 1 week before and 6 months after surgery.Patient bladder function status was observed and evaluated before and after surgery and urodynamic examination results were analyzed.Results:Of 84 study cases, the 58 patients developed abnormal urination after radical surgery, there were no urination abnormalities in 26 cases.There was no significant difference in age, clinical stage and pathological diagnosis between patients with and without urination abnormalities.Abnormal urination after radical surgery included difficulty in urinating(55%), frequent urination with a feeling of urination not complete(34%), stress urinary incontinence(7%), and urinary incontinence(4%). Among the 26 patients without urination abnormalities after radical surgery, only one case showed an abnormal urodynamic examination(abnormal bladder sensation). In patients without abnormal urination after surgery, differences in the urodynamic examination findings between pre-and post-surgery were not statistically significant(all P> 0.05). At the same time, in all cases of abnormal urination after radical hysterectomy of cervical cancer, 43 patients(74%)with bladder dysfunction had normal urination pattern before operation, but after operation, the urination abnormality required abdominal pressure.Of the patients with bladder dysfunction after surgery, the maximum flow rate(Qmax)was(12.9±10.3)ml/s, the average flow rate(Qave)was(6.0±4.2)ml/s, the voided volume was(148.0±36.8)ml, voiding time was(32.9±22.1)s, maximum flow time was(11.4±5.0)s, postvoid residual urine was(260.2±219.2)ml, maximal detrusor pressure was(12.1±8.9)cmH 2O, bladder compliance was(16.1±4.3)ml/cmH 2O, normal desire to void was(354.5±204.3)ml, maximal capacity was(587.4±152.5)ml, maximum urethral pressure was(97.6±33.1)cmH 2O, maximum urethral closure pressure was(89.9±36.4)cmH 2O, and function urethral length was(29.6±6.5)mm; In comparison, the above indexes-corresponding values at 1 week before surgery were respectively as follows: the Qmax was(25.1±11.4)ml/s, the Qave was(11.4±6.6)ml/s, the voided volume was(318.6±96.4)ml, voiding time was(29.2±18.5)s, maximum flow time was(6.7±3.9)s, postvoid residual urine was(29.9±21.5)ml, maximal detrusor pressure was(31.9±21.4)cmH 2O, bladder compliance was(78.1±33.9)ml/cmH 2O, normal desire to void was(258.2±185.5)ml, maximal capacity was(335.1±124.9)ml, maximum urethral pressure was(96.4±33.9)cm H 2O, maximum urethral closure pressure was(88.5±35.2)cmH 2O, and function urethral length was(37.2±7.2)mm.It can be seen that Qmax, Qave, voided volume, maximum detrusor pressure, bladder compliance, and functional urethral length in patients with abnormal urination are significantly lower after radical hysterectomy of cervical cancer than before the surgery.While, normal desire to void, maximum capacity, maximum flow time, and postvoid residual urine volume were higher after radical hysterectomy than before surgery( P<0.05). In addition, there was no significant difference in voiding time, maximum urethral pressure and maximum urethral closure pressure between pre-and post-operation.Besides, it is worth noting that there was no significant difference in preoperative urodynamic test results between patients without abnormal urination versus patients with abnormal urination( P>0.05), and the difference in urodynamic test results between the two groups is statistically significant( P<0.05). There was no statistically significant difference in abnormal urination and in urodynamic test results between different clinical stages and between different pathological types( P>0.05). Conclusions:The characteristics of urinary dynamics in patients with abnormal urination after radical hysterectomy of cervical cancer are mainly manifested as decreased bladder sensory function and abnormal detrusor function.And the urodynamic test can provide objective clinical indicators for early diagnosis.
3.Strategy exploration on strengthening the translation of scientific and technological achievements for stem cell
Qinghui ZHAO ; Erpeng JIANG ; Bin HE ; Hongming TANG ; Zhongmin LIU
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2020;33(4):264-268
Objective:This study aims to analyze and summarize the current status and existing problems of stem cell research, and explore possible measures to strengthen the translation of scientific and technological achievements for stem cell in China.Methods:To study and analyze the current status of stem cell planning and policy, basic research, clinical research and clinical trials, as well as drug development, summarize the factors that affect the translation of stem cell scientific and technological achievements.Results:Combined with the practice and exploration of author in recent ten years, it is suggested to promote the translation and clinical application of scientific and technological achievements for stem cell from six aspects, including regulatory policy, resource collection, clinical research, the collaboration of institutes and enterprises, project incubation as well as risk prevention and control.Conclusions:Strengthening translation and clinical application of scientific and technological achievements for stem cell could not only meet the needs of Chinese economic and social development, but also contribute to the "Healthy China 2030" national strategy. It is of great practical significance to speed up the translation from a follower to a leader in stem cell industry globally, improve the core competitiveness and seize the commanding heights of the stem cell industry in the word.
4.Thoughts on promoting the industrialization of stem cells: From the perspective of medical institutions and enterprises
Hongming TANG ; Qinghui ZHAO ; Bin HE ; Erpeng JIANG ; Zhongmin LIU
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2021;34(1):46-50
Objective:From the perspective of medical institutions and enterprises, based on the current situation in China, starting from the breakthrough the bottleneck of industrial development, discuss possible measures to promote the industrialization of stem cells.Methods:The factors that affect the stem cell industrialization were studied by sorting and analyzing the current stem cell industrialization policy and environment, current situation and existing problems, etc.Results:From the perspective of medical institutions and enterprises, combined with the connotation and characteristics of the stem cell industry and the author's experience and practice during the past 10 years, it is recommended to consider the promotion of the industrialization of stem cells comprehensively from the three levels that including " three transformations" , " three doubles" and " three integrations" .Conclusions:Integrate and play the role of medical institutions as the main body of stem cell clinical research and enterprises as the main body of stem cell industrialization, strengthen the multi-stakeholder cooperation among government, industry, academia, research and funding agencies, accelerate the development, transformation and application of stem cell products and derivative products.Promoting the coordinated development of the upstream, midstream, downstream and related supporting industries of the stem cell industry is of great practical significance for seizing a new round of industrial translation and historical development opportunities in the biomedical field, seizing the commanding heights of the international stem cell industry, and helping the country's major development strategy.
5.Transformation of the key role and related responsibilities of stem cell clinical research in the context of double filling system and the corresponding strategies
Bin HE ; Qinghui ZHAO ; Erpeng JIANG ; Wenjun LE ; Hongming TANG ; Zhongmin LIU
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2021;34(3):172-175
Objective:According to the regulatory requirement in China, double filing system including institutional filing and project filing is mandated for conducting stem cell clinical research at medical institutions. Thus, the organization and implementation of stem cell clinical research is different from traditional drug clinical trials. Based on the analysis of the main roles and responsibilities of stem cell clinical research, this article explores countermeasures to promote the legal and regulatory development of stem cell clinical research.Methods:This study sorts out and analyzes the changes in the main roles and responsibilities of stem cell clinical research in the context of double filing system, and conducts analysis on the main-role construction of stem cell clinical research.Results:Combining the institutional practical experience of conducting and managing stem cell clinical research, three key issues are proposed to promote stem cell clinical research, which including the construction of quality inspection platform, optimizing institutional setting and talent training.Conclusions:It is recommended to strengthen the construction of the main roles and responsibilities of stem cell clinical research, which has important practical significance for promoting stem cell clinical research and accelerating the clinical translation and application of stem cells.