1.The experience early treatment of severe bifontal intraparenchyma contusion
Journal of Chongqing Medical University 2007;0(07):-
Objiective:to summarize the early treatment of severe bifrontal intraparenchyma contusion associated with central herniation. Mehthod:clinical presentation of 41 cases of secere bifrontal contusion associated with central herniation were analyzed retrospectively. Resolts:12 cases had good overcome,13 mild morbidty,2 severe mordity,1 were in persistent vegetative state,3 mortality.Conclusions: Attaches great importance to patients with severe bifrontal brain contusion associated with central herniation,close observation of patients with their consciousness,pupil and changes in vital signs;attend that it is premature to stop dehydrating agent,too fast,to review the head dynamic CT,the right to master surgical indications.Early removal of necrotic brain tissue and cranial decompressive craniectomy to be effective in improving the cure rate of patients.
2.Influence of cesarean section and natural delivery on postpartum lactation
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2013;20(1):7-8
Objective To investigate the impact of the different mode of delivery on postpartum lactation.Methods 1 678 pregnant women in our hospital were divided into cesarean section group(798 cases) and natural delivery group(880 cases).Open milk after delivery,breast fullness,the number of neonatal sucking and post-natal self-assessment milk water were compared between the two groups of pregnant women,and the impact of the mode of delivery on postpartum lactation was analyzed.Results Whether or not began to lactation (721/77cases),and the time of labor to beginning to lactation [(33.45 ± 9.68) h],and whether or not having breast fullness feeling (512/286 cases),and the time of labor to breast fullness feeling[(57.12 ± 13.90) h] in cesarean section group had significant difference with those of spontaneus labor group [(845/35 cases),(30.12 ± 10.25) h,(690/190 cases),(52.98 ±15.09) h] (x2 =21.613,t =2.452,x2 =41.813,t =2.818,all P < 0.05).There was no significant difference in selfrating milk score [(2.02 ± 0.45) points vs (2.45 ± 0.51) points],and newborn sucking times 4 ~ 6d postpartum [(5.21 ±1.21) times vs (5.89± 1.82)times](t =2.012,2.532,all P <0.05).Conclusion Efficiency of the breast-feeding was affected by the impact of the mode of delivery.Rationalized breastfeeding guidance was necessary to strengthen for pregnant women by cesarean section.
3.Advances in the association of metabolic syndrome with incidence and development of osteoarthritis
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2016;36(4):248-256
Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common form of arthritis, and is the major cause of pain and chronic disability worldwide, causing enormous social and economic burden.Once OA was considered as a 'wear-and-tear' condition and obesity is considered to be one of the most powerful predisposing factors of OA in the weight-bearing joints.However, studies have also linked obesity to OA in non-weightbearing areas, suggesting systemic effects exerted by metabolic factors other than simple local biomechanics perhaps play a role in the high prevalence of osteoarthritis in obese population.Recent studies have shown that systemic metabolic abnormalities, including obesity, diabetes, hypertension, lipid metabolism disorders, atherosclerosis and cardiovascular disease, play an important role in OA pathological process.Metabolic diseases promote the incidence and development of OA through a variety of ways, inducing causing low-grade systemic inflammation, increasing release of adipokines, anabolic cytokines and inflammatory mediators, leading to glucose and lipid metabolism disorders of chondrocytes, upregulating of cartilage extracellular matrix degrading enzymes, raising oxidative stress injury, increasing apoptosis of articular chondrocytes and reducing the cartilage and subchondral bone nutrition supply.These metabolic changes ultimately accelerate the damage of cartilage and promote the incidence and development of OA.Further research on OA and metabolic diseases, has the potential to provide new ideas and methods for the prevention and treatment of OA.
4.Pay attention to the value of quantitative diagnosis of CT and MRI in ophthalmic diseases
Ophthalmology in China 2006;0(05):-
With the rapid development of modem medical imaging technology,imaging examination especially CT and MRI plays an increasingly important role in the quantitative analysis of ophthalmic diseases,including the measurement of orbital volume with CT, the morphological changes of extraocular muscles in different eye positions,changes of oxygen pressure of the retina and the breakdown of blood-retinal barrier,the quantitative analysis of fiber bundles of visual pathway and so on.In this paper,a brief review was made about the application of imaging measurement with CT and MRI in ophthalmic diseases.
5.Implementation Situation and Problem Analysis on GAP of Chinese Traditional Medicinal Materials
China Pharmacy 2007;0(36):-
OBJECTIVE:To analyze the recent implementation and problem of GAP(Good Agricultural Practice) of Chinese traditional medicinal materials(CTMM). METHODS:The sound development of GAP in recent 10 years were given an affirmation with regard to the improvement of regulations,the progress of GAP authentication,economic achievement,scientific research and training of talents,etc.Meanwhile,the limitations in variety breeding,wildlife tending,wildlife collecting,subsequent monitoring and base organization pattern were analyzed thoroughly,and the solution was put forward. RESULTS & CONCLUSION:There has been a stable development of GAP in China; however,it remains to be improved in regulations,governmental supervising,and developmental model.
6.Reperfusion therapies for wake-up stroke
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2016;24(12):1096-1100
Wake-up stroke (WUS) patients are those who go to sleep without stroke symptom and wake up with stroke symptom. WUS is very common in clinical practice. One out of every five new ischemic strokes is WUS. These patients are usually excluded from thrombolytic therapy because their exact onset time is unknown. The latest research have shown that reperfusion therapy is safe and effective in selected WUS patients based on multimodal imaging. This article reviews the imaging -guided reperfusion therapy for WUS.
7.Clinical Pharmaceutical Care and Adjustment of Patients'Medication Psychological
China Pharmacy 2005;0(13):-
OBJECTIVE:To discuss the adjustment of patients'medication psychology in clinical pharmaceutical care.METHODS:Various factors that influence patients'medication psychology and the effects resulted from patients'medication psychology were analyzed.RESULTS&CONCLUSIONS:Patients'psychological effects influence the physiological effects of medicine,thus greatly influencing drug action,therefore,pharmacists'knowledge on pharmacopsychology should be strength?ened and their communication ability with patients should be improved.Furthermore,pharmacists should adjust patients'medication psychology timely to satisfy their basic psychological needs for medication.
8.THE EFFECT OF PIGMENTED RICE ON HEMOGLOBIN REGENERATION IN ANEMIC RATS
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(02):-
Hemoglobin (Hb) regeneration method in rats was used to prove the effect of pigmented rice on iron dificiency anemia (IDA). IDA was induced in 90 Wistar male weaning rats by feeding low iron diet for 25 days. Fifty of the anemic rats were divided into 5 groups; low iron, nonpigmented milled rice, pigmented milled rice, pigmented semibrown rice and control (compared only with the pigmented milled rice group). The result of 30 days experiment showed that pigmented rice was superior to nonpigmented rice in Hb regeneration and the semibrown was superior to the milled. Pigmented rice, especially the semibrown, was found to possess more iron than nonpigmented rice. There was a close correlation between the degree of Hb regeneration and the quantity of iron taken by rats or the quantity of iron in diets. These evidences suggested that pigmented rice had certain prophylactic and curing effect against IDA and this was probably due to its higher iron content.
9.Remission rates in patients with refractory skin graft-versus-host disease treated with extracorporeal photopheresis: a meta-analysis
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2017;50(4):286-290
Objective To systematically analyze therapeutic effects of extracorporeal photopheresis (ECP) on refractory steroid-resistant,-dependent or-intolerant graft-versus-host disease (GVHD),to compare remission rates of skin GVHD in detail.Methods Databases were searched for studies concerning remission rates of GVHD after the treatment with ECP,and relevant data were extracted and pooled by using meta-analysis with STATA 12.0 software.Results A total of 22 literatures were reviewed,including 787 patients with refractory GVHD.Meta-analysis showed that the pooled complete remission (CR) rate and overall remission (OR) rate were 57% (95% CI:47%-66%) and 79% (71%-86%) respectively in patients with acute GVHD,27% (21%-33%) and 63% (58%-69%) respectively in patients with chronic GVHD,77% (71%-82%) and 87% (82%-91%) in patients with acute skin GVHD,as well as 39% (30%-48%) and 70% (63%-77%) in patients with chronic skin GVHD.Conclusion ECP is an effective therapy for refractory GVHD,especially for skin GVHD.
10.Advancement on the surgical management for infectious necrosis associated with acute pancreatitis
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2017;23(1):67-70
Infectious necrosis is one of severe local complications caused by acute pancreatitis,and the mortality rate was reported to be up to 10% ~ 20%.Traditional open surgical debridement used to be the sole option for this disease.Nevertheless,this approach is associated with poor outcome.Currently,conservative treatment and minimally invasive procedures are more favorable.The treatment for infectious necrosis caused by acute pancreatitis can be summarized as 3D,representing delay,drain,debride.The patients usually receive initial treatment in ICU division,and surgical intervention is then delayed.Percutaneous drainage can be firstly performed in the early course of the disease,followed by necrotic tissue debridement with laparoscopic or video-assisted retroperitoneal procedures.Open surgical debridement is now rarely used,which is merely performed for certain refractory cases.The management of acute pancreatitis infected necrosis therefore is a clinical question that requires a multiple disciplinary team rather than a simply surgical disease.This paper reviewed the relevant issues.