1.Discussion on acceptance, use and maintenance of common medical electronic equipments
China Medical Equipment 2013;(9):80-81,82
Objective: To discuss and explore how to know and master the knowledge of acceptance, use and maintenance of electromedical equipments to the grass-roots hospital or township health center. Methods:To introduce the flow chat of acceptance, use and maintenance of electromedical equipment, regular the whole process management of medical equipment. Results:According to the actual working situation of the majority of the grass-roots hospital and township health center, we figure out a workflow which suit the basic medical units’ characteristic from acceptance to use and maintenance. Conclusion:The construction of electromedical equipments management makes the majority of the grass-roots hospital in the west of the country and township health center which lack of Special talents who major in Medical equipment management start work-related fast.
2.Surgery outcome of pediatric intractable temporal epilepsy
Kangjian SUN ; Qifu TAN ; Jixin SHI ; Handong WANG ; Hongxia YIN ; Chiyuan MA
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(10):-
Objective:To discuss the surgical outcome of pediatric intractable temporal epilepsy. Methods:This observation included 34 pediatric patients with intractable temporal epilepsy who were admitted to our hospital from 1990 to 2001.CT or MRI,EEG and neuropsychological examinations were taken to determine the situations of the patients.They all underwent improved anterior temporal lobectomy. Results:The patients have been followed up for 2-13 years.According to Engel's classification,the achieved outcomes were seizure-free in 22(65 %) patients,apparently improved in 3(9 %) patients,improved in 3(9 %) patients,no effect in 2(6 %) patients,and lost of follow-up in 4(12 %) patients,respectively. Conclusion:Surgical treatment to pediatric intractable temporal epilepsy is safe and effective.The most common pathological causes for pediatric epilepsy are tumor and hippocampus sclerosis.Early surgery of pediatric temporal epilepsy could improve the life qualities of patients.
3.Surgical treatment of gliomatosis cerebri
Kangjian SUN ; Jixin SHI ; Handong WANG ; Kehua SUN ; Youwu FAN ; Chunhua HANG ; Huilin CHENG ; Wei XIE ; Yunxi PAN ; Hongxia YIN ; Jie LI ; Changchun HUA ; Liang QIAO
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2004;0(01):-
Objective:To discuss the diagnosis, treatment and outcome of patients with gliomatosis cerebri (GC). Methods:Retrospectively reviewed the clinical manifestations and radiological appearances of 6 patients with GC, which were diagnosed in our hospital between 1993 and 2003. We employed surgical treatment in three patients, stereotactic biopsy in two, and the other one received both biopsy and surgery. Results: The lesions of GC infiltrated more than two lobes in brain. CT studies showed diffuse hypodensity changes and enhancement was absent in four patients. MRI examinations revealed isointense or hypointense regions on T1WI, and uniformly high signal on T2WI. MRI also disclosed structural enlargement. All patients received radiotherapy after surgery and three patients underwent chemotherapy additionally. Five patients died during follow up with average course of 16.4 months. Conclusion:MRI examination is valuable in the diagnosis and the prognosis of GC is poor.
4.Exploration and practice of clinical engineer training mode
Tao HUANG ; Ke SU ; Qin XU ; Handong YIN
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2023;22(4):619-622
Objective:To explore the training mode of continuing education for clinical engineers, and provide reference for the training of clinical engineers.Methods:A total of 31 clinical engineers were selected as the two-stage training mode combined with short-term centralized intensive basic training and standardized post professional training. Comparative analysis of assessment scores before and after training was performed, and the satisfaction of comprehensive effect and post competency improvement after training was evaluated. SPSS 19.0 was used for t-test. Results:The assessment scores after training (85.06±7.31) were significantly higher than those before (69.55±6.74) training ( P = 0.001). The comprehensive training effect of clinical engineers and the satisfaction rate of post competency improvement reached a high level, which were 70.97% (22/31) and 83.87% (26/31), respectively. Conclusion:The two-stage training mode combined with short-term centralized basic intensive training and standardized post professional training can not only effectively improve the theoretical knowledge level, practical ability and post competency of clinical engineers, but also shorten the centralized training time, which is conducive to solving the practical problems that affect the continuing education training program due to the lack of human resources of clinical engineers.