1.Role of the cellular immunology function test in preventing and treating the funagal infection following liver transplantation
Ruidong LI ; Hao YIN ; Hong FU ; Zhengxin WANG ; Jun MA
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2010;31(5):287-291
Objective To explore the role of monitoring the cellular immune function in preventing and treating the fungal infection in the recipients of liver transplantation. Methods 679 cadaveric liver transplantations (from Jan. 2004 to Jan. 2010) were retrospectively studied. All the cases were divided into 3 groups according to different treatments and preventing regimens. The patients in groups A, B, C were treated based on the clinical experiences (394 cases), T lymphocyte subsets counting (151 cases), and combination of ATP values of CD4+ T cell and T lymphocyte subsets counting (134 cases), respectively. The infection, mortality and acute rejection rate were analyzed. The relationship between fungal infection and cellular immune function was investigated.Results The fungal infection rate in groups A, B, and C was 28. 9 %, 21.2 %, and 19. 4 % (P<0. 05), the morbidity rate was 16. 7 %, 12. 5%, and 3. 8% (P>0. 05), and the acute rejection rate was 28. 4 %, 17. 2 %, and 13. 4 % (P<0. 01), respectively. The CD4+ T lymphocyte counting in all cases of fungal infection was (147±43)×106/L. The morbidity could reach 50. 0 % when the CD4+ T lymphocyte counting < 100 ×106/L, while it was 2. 4 % when the counting was between (100-200) ×106/L (P<0. 01). The CD4+ T lymphocyte counting had no linear relation with the ATP value.The ATP value in fungal infection cases was (117 ± 61)μg/L. Conclusion The cellular immune function test could be quantitatively evaluated according to the T lymphocyte subsets and ATP value of CD4+ T lymphocyte. And individualized immunosuppressive therapy could be adjusted accordingly.Therefore, cellular immune function could be instructive in preventing and treating the fungal infection after liver transplantation.
2.Cellular immunology function test and individualized immunology adjustment of pan-drug resistant Acinetobacter baumannii infected patients after liver transplantation
Ruidong LI ; Jiayong DONG ; Hao YIN ; Jun MA ; Zhiren FU ; Zhengxin WANG
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2011;32(6):347-350
Objective To explore the monitoring and the individualized adjustment of cellular immunology function in the recipients infected with pan-drug resistant Acinetobacter baumannii(PDR-Ab)after liver transplantation.Methods We retrospectively summarized the infection and the prognosis of PDR-Ab in 299 cases of liver transplantation performed from Jan.2008 to May 2010.The absolute number of T lymphocytes and ATP level within CD4+ T cells were monitored,and T cell immunology function(TCIFS)was scored.According to different immunology adjusting proposals,14 cases of PDR-Ab infection were divided into 2 groups:(1)traditional group,routine anti-infective therapy;(2)individualized group.Individualized immunology adjustment was made according to the score of TCIFS besides routine therapy.Results There was no significant difference in age,MELD and Child-pugh score between two groups.The peri-operative bleeding volume in individualized group was more than that in traditional group(P<0.01).There was no significant difference in TCIFS score between two groups at 1st week after transplantation and the onset of the PDR-Ab infection.However,the score in individualized group was apparently higher than that in traditional group when anti-infection therapy ended(P<0.05).The difference in the recovery rate between two groups was significant(P<0.05).No rejection happened in two groups.Conclusion It is an effective way to decrease the mortality of PDR-Ab infection after liver transplantation that the individualized adjustment of immunosuppression protocols is guided by grading quantitatively the cellular immunology function according to the absolute number of T lymphocytes and ATP level within CD4+ T cells.
3.Status and Needs of the Rehabilitation Professional Training in Institutes Associated to Shanghai Disabled Persons' Federation
Jianling YANG ; Huijiong YU ; Heng LI ; Chuanwei FU ; Wanchun CHEN ; Yin LIU ; Jun LV
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2013;19(1):94-97
Objective To investigate the status and needs of professional training in the rehabilitation institutes associated to Shanghai Disabled Persons' Federation. Methods All the rehabilitation institutes associated to Shanghai Disabled Persons' Federation were surveyed with their theme, frequency and targeted participants of training in 2010. The intention of training of rehabilitation personnel were investigated and ranged as importance and urgency. Results There were some trainings in all the rehabilitation institutes, which varied with the property and level of the institutions. The theme of training did not meet the intention of the personnel. Conclusion A preliminary training system for the rehabilitation personnel has been established in Shanghai Disabled Persons' Federation system. It is needed to improve the needs assessment,curriculum, and teaching.
4.The predictive value of mean arterial pressure and end expiratory carbon dioxide on severe cardiovascular collapse in early stage after emergency endotracheal intubation
Jiayuan DAI ; Lu YIN ; Shengyong XU ; Yangyang FU ; Huadong ZHU ; Jun XU ; Xuezhong YU
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2021;30(5):569-575
Objective:To analyze the changes of mean arterial pressure (MAP) and end expiratory carbon dioxide (ETCO 2) in patients after emergency endotracheal intubation (ETI). To explore the values of MAP and ETCO 2 monitoring in early prediction of severe cardiovascular collapse (CVC) after emergency ETI. Methods:The clinical data of adult patients who underwent ETI from March 2015 to May 2020 were collected consecutively in the emergency departments of Peking Union Medical College Hospital. The values of MAP and ETCO 2 were observed and recorded at 5, 10, 30, 60 and 120 min after intubation. According to whether severe CVC occurred after ETI, the patients were divided into the severe CVC group and non-severe CVC group. The values of MAP and ETCO 2 were compared at the same time points between the two groups and the adjacent time points within the groups. The correlation between MAP and ETCO 2 after ETI was also analyzed. ROC curve was used to analyze the ability of MAP and ETCO 2 at 5 min and 10 min after ETI to predict severe CVC. Results:Totally 116 patients were enrolled in this study, among them 75 (64.7%) cases had severe CVC after ETI. The majority were male and elderly patients in the severe CVC group. The values of MAP and ETCO 2 in 5, 10, 30, 60 and 120 min after ETI in severe CVC group were significantly lower than those in the non-severe CVC group. The values of MAP and ETCO 2 in the two groups showed simultaneous decrease from 5 min to 30 min after ETI, reached the lowest value at 30 min after ETI, and appeared the synchronous recover from then to 120 min after ETI. After ETI, the changes of MAP was correlated with that of ETCO 2 ( rs = 0.653, P<0.01). At 5 min after ETI, MAP could predict severe CVC (AUC=0.86, P<0.01), MAP≤72 mmHg was the best cutoff value (sensitivity 78.7%, specificity 87.8%); ETCO 2 could also predict severe CVC (AUC=0.85, P<0.01), and ETCO 2≤35 mmHg was the best cutoff value (sensitivity 77.3%, specificity 85.4%). At 10 min after ETI, MAP could predict severe CVC (AUC = 0.90, P<0.01), MAP≤67 mmHg was the best cutoff value (sensitivity 89.3%, specificity 85.4%), ETCO 2 could also predict severe CVC (AUC=0.87, P<0.01), and ETCO 2≤33 mmHg was the best cutoff value (sensitivity 81.3%, specificity 78.0%). There was no significant difference in the ability of prediction between any two indexes of the MAP and ETCO 2 at 5 min and 10 min after ETI ( P>0.05). Conclusions:Patients with severe CVC after ETI have early signs of decreased MAP and ETCO 2, but the delayed recognition and insufficient intervention may be related to the occurrence and development of severe CVC. MAP and ETCO 2 at the early stage after ETI have high accuracy in predicting severe CVC. MAP≤72 mmHg, ETCO 2≤35 mmHg at 5 min after intubation, MAP≤67 mmHg and ETCO 2≤33 mmHg at 10 minutes after intubation all suggest the possibility of severe CVC.
5.Ultrasound volume navigation technology in transforaminal puncture of minimally invasive lumbar surgery with full-en-doscopic techniques
Qiang FU ; Yanbin LIU ; Jun LI ; Zhengdong CAI ; Yin WANG ; Hong WANG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2016;(1):1-8
Objective To evaluate the effectiveness of ultrasound (US) volume navigation technology in guiding the lum?bar transforaminal puncture with full?endoscopic technique through posterolateral approach. Methods From June 2011 to June 2013, 60 patients (37 males and 23 females;mean age:32.9 years) with single?level lumbar disc herniation who had undergone lumbar transforaminal puncture with full?endoscopic technique through posterolateral approach were enrolled in this retrospective study, and they were randomly divided into 2 groups according to whether the assistance of ultrasound volume navigation technolo?gy was used. They received the minimally invasive surgery on L4, 5 (47 cases) and L5S1 (13 cases). In the US?guidance group (29 cas?es), ultrasound volume navigation was used to guide puncture process, and in the C?arm guided group (31 cases), C?arm was ap?plied to guide the puncture process The total puncture time and C?arm fluoroscopy times were recorded. Parameters including Os?westry disability index (ODI) and visual analogue scale (VAS) were selected to evaluate the clinical efficacy. Results Patients had no obvious discomfort during the puncture procedure and no postoperative complications. In US?guidance group, the preopera?tive time was 13.7 ± 2.1 min (range, 11-16 min), and the whole process took 20.6 ± 3.1 min (range, 16-28 min), while the average time of C?arm exposure were 4.9 ± 0.8 times (range, 4-7 times). In C?arm guided group, the average time for puncture procedure was 27.9±1.7 min (range, 25-32 min), and the average times of C?arm exposure were 14.3±1.2 times (range, 13-17 times). There were significant differences between two groups. Compared with C?arm guided group, US?guidance group had the same accuracy rate of puncture (the puncture needles all reached the target area), but the fluoroscopy times and puncture timewere decreased sig?nificantly. There’s no significant difference among the pre and postoperative ODI and VAS indexes. Patients were followed?up at 3 months and 1 year postoperation. The mean follow?up period was 16.4 months (range, 12-26 months). The ODI score of the US?guidance group were 72.9%±5.9%, 17.1%±3.6%and 15.9%±3.3%before operation, 3 months postoperation and 1 year postopera?tion respectively. The ODI score of the C?arm guided group were 73.2%±4.9%, 17.3%±3.3%and 16.1%±2.9%respectively. The VAS were 7.4±0.9, 2.2±0.7 and 1.9±0.8 in US?guidance group, and were 7.2±0.9, 2.1±0.7, 1.8±0.8 in C?arm guided group. Con?clusion The ultrasound volume navigation can guide the lumbar transforaminal puncture with full?endoscopic technique through posterolateral approach accurately, reducing the puncture time and the amount of X?ray radiation significantly. Its puncture accura?cy and efficacy have no significant differences, which could be broadly used in clinical application.
6.Fusion with titanium mesh cage and internal fixation with double pedicle crew system to treat lumbosacral spinal tuberculosis by anterolateral approach in one stage
Yin YANG ; Yanping ZHANG ; Xijing HE ; Jun DONG ; Chunjun ZHANG ; Chunyang GUO ; Zhanli FU
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2016;36(4):208-214
Objective To explore a surgical method for the treatment of lumbosacral spinal tuberculosis by combination of one-stage focus debridement with anterolateral incision, bone graft fusion with titanium mesh cage and internal fixation with double pedicle crew system.Methods From Sep.2009 to Dec.2012, a total of 8 patients with lumbosacral spinal tuberculosis which included 5 cases of male, 3 cases of female.The age ranged from 20 to 65 years, with a mean of 51.6 years.All patients presented with persistent back pain, 4 patients with radiating pain of unilateral lower limb, 3 with weakness and numbness and 5 with constitutional symptoms including low-grade fever and weight loss.All patients were not associated with active tuberculosis in oth er parts of the body.The patients were given regular anti-TB treatment for at least 4 weeks.By anterolateral incision, common iliac and iliac arteries and veins were dissociated extraperitoneally.The focus was completely debrided through the inferior part of vessels.Then the bone graft fusion was performed with the titanium mesh cage and the internal fixation with a double pedicle crew system was accomplished.After the surgery, patients were treated with continuous anti-TB drugs and with antibiotics to prevent infection.Patients were allowed to move with the protection of waist early and regular follow-up.Results Operation time was 180-360 min, with an average of 225 min.Operative blood loss was 624 ml and drainage volume was 150 ml on average.All cases were cured after surgery.No severe complications were observed during the surgeries.After follow-up of 8 to 30 months (averaged 12months), no recurrence of the tuberculosis was found.The lumbocrural pain improved in all the patients.Complications such as migration, loosening and breaking of the implants were not observed.The vertebral bodies were fused in all patients with an average time of 8.3 months.No case occurred angiemphraxis or internal bleeding.Conclusion The method debrids the focus of lumbosacral spinal tuberculosis thoroughly and implements titanium mesh cage and double pedicle crew system simultaneously.The pedicle screw system is implemented in anterior lumbosacral vertebrae through the inferior part of iliac arteries and veins, which will not lead to angiemphraxis or vascular injuries.The early term outcome is encouraging.This technique is safe and effective to treat severe lumbosacral spinal tuberculosis.
7.Effect of carbon monoxide on permeability of brain blood barrier in cerebral local ischemia rats
Rong FU ; Xiancheng CHEN ; Huimin REN ; Fusheng JIN ; Houyan SONG ; Yaodong JI ; Jun REN ; Yin XIA
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2000;0(07):-
AIM: To evaluate the effect of carbon monoxide(CO) on the permeability of brain blood barrier(BBB) in cerebral ischemic rats. METHODS: SD rats were divided into three groups. Saline, hemin or ZnPP were injected intraperitoneally 12 h before middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO), respectively. The concentration of blood CO and the permeability of BBB at 24 h after MCAO were measured. RESULTS: The CO concentration in blood in hemin group was higher than that in saline group( P 0.05). CONCLUSION: CO reduced the permeability of BBB as a messenger gas molecular when its intrinsic concentration was elevated.
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Xiao-Yin LU ; Fei SHEN ; Zeng-Chen ZHAO ; Jun GAO ; Rui-Yang FU
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2023;43(12):1431-1432
9.Screening Scales for Senile Dementia
Chuanwei FU ; Jun LV ; Yun ZHANG ; Huijiong YU ; Jinghua WU ; Heng LI ; Min JI ; Yin LIU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2010;16(6):505-508
ObjectiveTo analyze application of screening and assessment scales for senile dementia in China.MethodsVarieties of screening and assessment scales were found in the studies on screening and assessment of senile dementia in China, as well as their common features and epidemiological results. A combination of qualitative and quantitative methods was used in the analysis.ResultsMini Mental State Examination (MMSE) is preferred tool in screening and Activity of Daily Living Scale (ADL) is the secondary.ConclusionThe future research direction should include: studying the appropriate boundary value in MMSE for China; optimizing the combination of screening scale and developing more appropriate screening tool.
10.Progress on establishment of animal model of osteoarthritis by intra-articular injection.
Yu-feng MA ; Yin-ze QI ; Qing-fu WANG ; Zhao-jun CHEN ; Dong YU ; Hao-yun ZHENG ; Ji WU ; Yue-shan YIN ; Qing-xue QI
China Journal of Orthopaedics and Traumatology 2015;28(1):90-95
Osteoarthritis (Osteoarthritis, OA) is a common clinical degenerative joint disease with increased incidence rate in recent years. Animal experiment is one of the important ways to explore pathogenesis and treatment of OA, while induced animal model is the most important part in animal experiment. Intra-articular injection of drugs is a classical method for establishing animal model of OA. Choose of animal should follows the principle of correlation, appropriateness and practicability, injections should perform in accordance with experimental purposes and subject, detections means and evaluation methods also should corresponding to experimental reality. The gold standard of OA animal model and intra-articular injections has not build, need further study.
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