5.Comparison of maximal oxygen uptake by indirect calculation of two step experiments and direct test
Guang CAI ; Dajiang LU ; Xunzhang SHEN
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2007;0(15):-
0.05). The average and maximal heart rates of subjects in bench stepping during exercise were higher than those in home stepping (P 0.05), however, the correlation between the direct calculation and home stepping was high (r=0.46, P 0.05).③The correlation between two step experiments for male students was high (r=0.73, P 0.05), however, the difference for female students was significant (P 0.05). CONCLUSION: Two indirect test protocols need further improvements, but home step is more appropriate for a large sample of constitution assessment by comparison of measurement efficiency and precision.
6.The comparision of 5-Fu pharmacokinetics on rabbit after left gastric intraarterial infusion and by peripheral intravenous administration
Baozhong SHEN ; Guang YANG ; Mingyi SHANG
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(06):-
Objective To compare the pharmacokinetics on rabbit after left gastric regional arterial infusion chemotherapy with peripheral intravenous administration.Methods 18 rabbits were seperated into 6 time groups at random and 5 Fu (50mg/kg) was infused through left gastric artery. Blood of portal vein and peripheral vein were sampled at different times. Finally all rabbits were killed and partial stomach tissues were sampled. Blood and stomach tissue were analysed with high efficacy liquid chromatography after disposed. Control group members were infused 5 Fu (50 mg/kg) by ear marginal vein and then blood and stomach tissue samples taken at different times were analysed with the same method. Results The drug concentration time curve of portal vein and peripheral vein both reached the peak at the fifth minute after drug administration in the two methods, then declined quickly and slowed down after 30 minutes, according with two house models. The drug concentration in portal vein of the experimental group was obviously higher than in the peripheral vein and also higher than in the portal vein of the controll group maintaining for a longer period. Drug concentration in stomach tissue of experimental group was 11 times of that of control group at the fifth minute and was similar after 2 hours in both methods groups.Conclusions Drug concentration in blood of portal vein and stomach tissue can maintain a higher level in a longer period with the same local effect after left gastric arterial infusion chemotheraphy showing high chemotherapeutic efficiency.
7.Sympathetic skin response: a new test to diagnose erectile dysfunction
Asian Journal of Andrology 2001;3(1):45-48
Electrophysiological monitoring of the activity of the penile sympathetic skin responses (PSSR) in healthy men and patients with erectile dysfunction (ED). Methods: PSSR were recorded from the skin of penis with disk electrodes at the time of electric stimulation of left median nerves. Results: PSSR were recorded from all the healthy men and almost all the patients. In healthy men the latency of P0, the latency of N1, the duration of N1 and the amplitude of N1 were 1249 ± 111 ms, 2239 ± 286 ms, 1832 ± 505 ms and 470 μV (median), respectively. In ED patients the latency of P0, the latency of N1, the duration of N1 and the amplitude of N1 were 1467 ± 183 ms ( P < 0.01), 2561±453 ms (P <0.05), 2560±861 ms (P <0.01) and 91 μV (P <0.01), respectively. The normal latency of P0 was less than 1471 ms. The normal amplitude of N1 was more than 235 μV. According to this normal value, of 20 patients 11 showed longer latency of P0, and 14 showed lower amplitude of N1 as compared with those of normal subjects.Conclusion: PSSR can be used as an electrophysiological method in assisting the diagnosis of ED.
8.Construction of monitoring system on chemical contaminant in Chinese export plant food and it's application.
Guang-jiang TANG ; Yong-ning WU ; Jian-zhong SHEN
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2010;44(7):584-586
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9.Clinical significance and influence factors of fever after the first TACE in patients with giant block of liv-er cancer
Kai LI ; Guang YANG ; Haiyang SHEN ; Jia LIU
Practical Oncology Journal 2015;(6):528-532
Objective The relationship between fever and the recent curative effect of transcatheter arte -rial chemoembolization ( TACE) and the related factors of fever after transcatheter arterial chemoembolization in large hepatocellular carcinoma is discussed in this paper .Methods One hundred and twenty patients with large liver cancer were divided into two groups according to the fever after TACE .The fever in group A ,and there was no fever in group B after TACE .The changes of the lesions in the two groups were compared after the first inter-ventional treatment .The factors affecting the fever after TACE were analyzed .Results The CT was performed at about one and half month after the first intervention .The curative effects of A and B were evaluated by RECIST criteria.Two groups of CR,PR,SD,PD were 0,11.11%,71.11%,17.78%and 0,0,33.33%,66.67%,respec-tively.The difference of the efficiency of OR was statistically significant (P=0.049).The probability of fever of four types of iodine oil deposits are as follows:100%,93.33%,81.93%,0.Blood supply type,middle and severe hepatic arteriovenous fistula,the use of gelatin sponge,tumor necrosis,and the use of iodine oil were more than 25ml may be factors affecting postoperative fever .Conclusion The clinical symptoms of fever after TACE sug-gest that the lesion is well embolization and iodine oil deposit is good ,and the lesion is not easy to progress ,and short-term curative effect is better .The analysis of the factors that affect the postoperative fever may help to eval-uate the curative effect of patients with large hepatocellular carcinoma .
10.Evaluation study on the appropriateness of hospitalization days at a tertiary hospital
Mo ZHOU ; Hao ZHA ; Fei ZHAI ; Jianmin SHEN ; Guang YAN
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2017;33(1):41-44
Objective To evaluate the appropriateness of hospitalization days at a tertiary hospital in 2014 by means of the Appropriateness Evaluation Protocol ( AEP ) , and to analyze the causes of inappropriate stays. Methods Medical records of inpatients admitted at a tertiary hospital in 2014 were randomly selected. AEP( US version) was used to evaluate the appropriateness of every hospitalization day, while the causes of inappropriate hospitalization day were also analyzed. Results A total of 1 641 days of stay from 148 medical records were reviewed, and 129 days of stay (7. 9%) were seen as inappropriate. Two major factors for inappropriate stays were waiting for surgery and waiting for test, roughly 89. 1% of the inappropriate hospitalization days. The proportion of inappropriate hospital stays reduced to 4. 8% after adjustment of two-day weekend. Inappropriate hospital stays mostly appeared during the second day to the eighth day after admission(93. 8%). Logistic analysis results showed that with concomitant symptoms, preoperative waiting days > 5 days, high level surgery, non-emergency admission were significantly associated with appropriateness of hospital stays (P<0. 05). Conclusions The rate of inappropriate stays will be reduced and the quality of medical services will be improved if comprehensive measures could be carried out according to the causes of inappropriate stays.