1.Preliminary assessment of two non-destructive instrumental techniques for quality evaluation of Lobelia chinensis Lour.$
Hongpeng CHEN ; Wenjia PAN ; Nan TANG ; Yuan ZHANG ; Meiling YU ; Xingda WU
Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis 2016;6(3):203-206
Two non-destructive instrumental methods, infrared spectroscopy (IR) and X-ray diffraction (XRD), were studied for quality evaluation of Lobelia chinensis Lour. (L. chinensis). We obtained the IR spectra and XRD patterns of L. chinensis collected from different sources. The similarity of samples was analyzed by cal-culating the cosine coefficient. The cosine values were in the range of 0.83–0.90, indicating that the main components of L. chinensis samples are similar. Sample L1 and L6 showed a slightly lower similarity than that of L2, L3, L4, L5 detected by the two methods, which revealed that IR and XRD methods exhibited analogous detection ability for quality evaluation of L. chinensis. The two methods could be highly re-commended as simple and rapid detection means for quality evaluation of L. chinensis.
2.Research Progress and Expectation on Modern Fresh Chinese Medicine Preparation
Hui ZHU ; Yuzhen LI ; Yizhou XIE ; Ying YANG ; Hongpeng YU ; Hongqiang LI
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2018;20(10):1889-1894
In this paper, we reviewed the long history of the use of modern fresh Chinese Medicine (FCM) and summarized the development of fresh Chinese Medicine preparation (MFCMP) in recent years. Combined with domestic and foreign examples, the characteristics the technology and preparations of MFCMP are explained. Meanwhile, as for the development of FCM and MFCMPs, the problems faced and feasible solutions are put forward. Finally, based on China.s national conditions, the development trend of MFCMPs is prospected.
3.Brainstem auditory evoked potentials combined with electrocochleogram in microvascular decompression
Hongxiang REN ; Li ZHANG ; Weihao JIANG ; Hongpeng LU ; Yulian ZHANG ; Jingxuan MA ; Yanbing YU
Chinese Journal of Neuromedicine 2021;20(6):571-577
Objective:To investigate the value of brainstem auditory evoked potential (BAEPs) combined with cochlear electrogram (ECochG) monitoring in the protection of auditory function during microvascular decompression (MVD) for patients with facial spasm (HFS).Methods:Clinical data of 908 patients with HFS who received MVD treatment in our hospital from January 2018 to December 2020 were retrospectively analyzed. The patients were divided into BAEPs group ( n=309), ECochG group ( n=301) and BAEPs+ECochG group ( n=298) according to the different methods of auditory nerve function monitoring. Waveform extraction rate, mean extraction time, amplitude, latency, intraoperative warning effect of 3 monitoring methods, as well as hearing status immediately after surgery and during follow-up were compared in patents from the 3 groups. Results:(1) The overall waveform extraction rate in ECochG group and BAEPs+ECochG group was significantly higher than that in BAEPs group, and the average waveform extraction time in ECochG group and BAEPs+ECochG group was significantly shorter than that in BAEPs group ( P<0.05). The amplitude of compound action potential (CAP) wave in ECochG group was significantly higher than that of V wave in BAEPs group, and the latency of CAP wave was also significantly earlier than that of V wave ( P< 0.05). (2) A total of 48 patients of the 288 patients in the BAEPs group showed warning signs; a total of 73 of the 292 patients in the ECochG group showed warning signs; and a total of 65 of the 292 patients in the BAEPs+ECochG group showed warning signs. (3) There was significant difference in hearing grading (American Association of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery [AAO-HNS] grading) among the 3 groups immediately after surgery ( H=18.041, P=0.000), and the average rank suggested that the hearing of patients in the BAEPs+ECochG group was superior to the other two groups. All patients were followed up for an average of 15 months (ranged 3-24 months); there was still a significant difference in AAO-HNS grading among the 3 groups ( H=29.625, P=0.000), and the hearing of patients in the BAEPs+ECochG group was still superior to the other two groups. Conclusion:The combined application of ECochG and BAEPs monitoring can reflect the changes of intraoperative hearing impairment comprehensively, accurately and timely, which is of great significance for the protection of auditory function in HFS patients during MVD.