1.Video-assisted thoracoscopic treatment of spontaneous pneumothorax
Haitao CHEN ; Jian REN ; Jiaming CHE
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(04):-
Objective To propose a treatment protocol by videothoracoscopy in spontaneous pneumothorax. Methods One hundred and three patients underwent Video assisted thoracoscopic (VATS) treatment of spontaneous peumothorax and hemothorax. Indications included recurrent pneumothorax, persistent air leakage following conservative therapy, complicated hemothorax and CT scan identified bullae formation. Results No operative deaths occurred, conversion rate was 2.91%, recurrence rate was 0.97%, complication rate was 3.81% and mean postoperative hospital stay was 5.6 days. Conclusions VATS treatment of spontaneous pneumothorax is better than open chest surgery and also superior than conservative therapy.
2.The technique and development of total skin electron irradiation-Taiwan experiences
Jiaming WU ; Shian YE ; Yimin REN
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2015;(4):449-453
Objective The aim of this study is to present two novel technique?Lying on position and rotational board TSEI in which uniform dose to the whole body as well as the soles and vertex of scalp can be achieved in one electron beam treatment fraction. Methods Patients are treated with two groups in prone and supine position by leaning on inner rotational board in prone and supine position, each group can further be separated into two subgroup with tilting and rotation positions for treatment. By incorporating all these setting on the aswirl board with the optimal gantry angle, the patient will final accumulate compensated dosages on whole body surface. Results The dose uniformity for the rotational board?TSET or Lying on position could be control within ±10%. Conclusions The two TSEItechnique?Lying on and Rotational board TSEI techniques presented in this study is able to deliver a uniform dose to the patient’s skin surface as well as to the vertex and the soles all in one time, eliminating the troubles of having to further boost fields for these two regions when using the Stanford Six Field Technique.
3.Death analysis of critically ill children with interhospital transportation
Lu REN ; Cuiping ZHU ; Xiaohui WU ; Jiaming LU
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2015;22(3):169-172
Objective Through death analysis of critically ill children with interhospital transportation,to explore the cause of death and its influencing factors.Methods We collected the data of death cases within 24 hours who were one-way transported from primary hospital to the emergency department of Guangzhou Women and Children's Medical Center between July 2012 and May 2014.We analyzed the diseases type,physiopathologic status,and the treating measures in the process of transportation.Results There were total 1 122 cases,34 children died,the mortality was 3.0%,7 cases died before admission,27 cases died within 24 hours after admission.The first three types of diseases were respiratory system diseases(8/34,23.5%),nervous system diseases (7/34,20.6%) and accidental injury (6/34,17.6%).The physiopathologic status were analyzed according to physiological status and laboratory data at admission.Most of the children had a variety of physiopathologic status.Electrolyte disturbances were found in 22 cases(81.5 %),metabolic acidosis and respiratory failure in 19 cases (70.4%).Most cases had intravenous channel (33/34,97 %),intravenous infusion (32/34,94.1%)and electrocardiogram monitoring (30/34,88.2%),none of the cases received vasoactive agents in transportation.Conclusion Insufficient disease evaluation before the transportation of critically ill children,inadequate monitoring and treating measures on the way are important factors causing the death of children.
4.Analysis on the characteristics and applicability of quality of life assessment tools for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis
Nannan GUO ; Yang XIE ; Jiaming REN
Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine in Intensive and Critical Care 2019;26(5):543-546
Objective To analyze the characteristics and applicability of the quality of life (QOL) evaluation scale for patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF). Methods The IPF-QOL evaluation scales at home and abroad were retrieved and analyzed comprehensively and deeply in terms of fields, number of items, scoring methods, applicability and correlation. Results In the literature area of IPF-QOL evaluation scale, the contents mainly included symptoms,daily activity ability, psychological activity, social activity, economic status, curative effect, etc, and the IPF health-related quality of life, dyspnea, cough and other symptoms were evaluated; the number of related items was between 5-74, and Likert 5 grade scoring method was mostly adopted,with scoring results of 0-100 points; the classical scoring theory such as reliability, validity, responsiveness, feasibility, etc were mainly used to analyze the scale assessment, lacking the application of modern measurement theory; mostly, the studies were concentrated in foreign countries,and relatively few in China, especially lack of the development of the evaluation scale for the combination of disease and symptoms based on Chinese culture. Conclusion The development of IPF-QOL evaluation scale has become a research hotspot, and in clinical application, it is necessary to base on the different characteristics of the scale to improve the accuracy of the evaluation results; in the scale development process, the standardization, comprehensiveness of assessment, and the rationality of scoring results should be strengthened in order to obtain an effective tool which can be provided and suitable for IPF-QOL evaluation.
5.Comparison the effect of individual donation NAT and minipool of 16 donations NAT
Meilan SONG ; Furong REN ; Xiaoyan GONG ; Fenglan YAO ; Zhuoyan WANG ; Jiaming ZHU ; Jiang LIU
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2012;35(1):53-58
ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of individual donation-nucleic acid amplification test (ID-NAT) and minipool of 16 donations-NAT (P16-NAT) on the results of NAT of blood donors.Methods From February 2009 to June 2009,samples randomly collected from voluntary blood donors in Beijing were tested individually or in pooling of 16 donations by the PROCLEIX ULTRIO assay.For ID-NAT reactive samples with HBsAg,anti-HCV,or anti-HIV serologically unqualified,ID-NAT repeat reactive samples with serologically qualified,and P16-NAT reactive and followed resolution ID-NAT reactive samples,were performed for further discriminatory assays for HIV-1,samples and followed resolution ID-NAT reactive samples,were performed for further discriminatory assays for HBV,HCV and HIV-1discriminatory reagents.Samples which were HBV NAT + alone with serologically qualified were further quantified and confirmed of HBV DNA by Roche HBV quantitative PCR,analyzed by HBV serology and were diluted to simulate if they could be detected in P16-NAT.Results ( 1 ) Among 7613 samples tested by ID-NAT,26 were NAT positive,i.e.the ID-NAT positive rate was 0.34% ( 26/7613 ). ( 2 ) Among 1004 P16 samples from 16 064 blood donations,27 were NAT positive,i.e.the P16-NAT positive rate was 0.17% (27/16 064).(3)In serological qualified donations,ID-NAT yield rate (1 in 826,9/7438 ) was much higher than P16-NAT ( 1 in 7875,2/15 750) (x2 =11.880,P < 0.05 ).All these 9 ID-NAT positive and 2 P16-NAT positive donations were discriminated as HBV NAT positive.There were no HCV NAT yield or HIV NAT yield samples. (4) Dilution assay showed only 2 of the 9 (22.22% ) ID-NAT HBV yields were detected by P16-NAT.(5)Eight ID-NAT and 2 P16-NAT positive samples were quantified for HBV DNA and confirmed as HBV NAT yield,although the virus loads were very low:2 samples had HBV viral loads of 15 IU/ml and 472 IU/ml,6 samples < 12 IU/ml,and 2 could not be detected in the original samples while had < 12 IU/ml and 14.3 IU/ml in the 10 times concentrated samples.(6)Among 11 HBV NAT yield cases,3 (27.3% ) were possible HBV window-period donors with all HBV seromarkers negative,the other 8 (72.7% ) had occult HBV infections with anti-HBc or anti-HBe positive,however anti-HBc IgM negative.(7) The rate of initial P16-NAT reactive pools needed to be further tested by ID-NAT was 2.49%(25/1004).Initial P16-NAT reactive pools which caused by serologically qualified donations was 0.20%(2/1004).ConclusionsHBV NAT yield cases are detected at a higher frequency with ID-NAT than P16-NAT.In order to avoid samples with low viral loads would be undetected,NAT assay with high sensitivity should be selected and tested in minimized minipool donations or even with individual donation.
6.Impact of parental divorce on psychological abuse and neglect among middle and high school students
REN Xiaohong, LIN Cen, CEN Yu, HE Ping, LUO Jiaming
Chinese Journal of School Health 2024;45(4):525-529
Objective:
To investigate how parental divorce impacts psychological abuse and neglect among middle and high school students, so as to provide evidence for the development of family intervention strategies for mental health promotion.
Methods:
A stratified random cluster sampling method was employed to select students from 23 middle and high schools in Nanchong, Neijiang, and Luzhou. Online questionnaires utilizing the General Data Questionnaire and the Child Psychological Abuse and Neglect Scale (CPANS) were administered. Propensity score matching (PSM) was used to compare individual characteristics between parent divorce and the control groups. The χ 2 test was then employed to analyze differences in psychological abuse and neglect across variables, with Logistic regression used to treat psychological abuse and neglect as dependent variables.
Results:
After PSM, there were 1 898 cases in both parent divorce and control groups. There was no significant difference in gender composition between the two groups ( χ 2=0.03, P >0.05). Compared to the control group, after controlling for various factors including gender, phase of studying, parental education, whether to live in school, and long term caregivers of the student, the risk of experiencing psychological abuse ( OR=1.43, 95%CI =1.26-1.63) and neglect ( OR=1.53, 95%CI =1.33-1.75) was significantly higher in parentdivorce group ( P <0.05).
Conclusions
Parental divorce significantly impacts psychological abuse and neglect experienced by middle and high school students. Therefore, support and intervention efforts should be intensified for students from divorced or unstable marriage families.
7.Evaluation of biocompatibility of modified gelatin composite membranes for corneal regeneration.
Yuyu LONG ; Li REN ; Jiaming WANG ; Min CHEN ; Yang LIU ; Binqian LIU ; Yingjun WANG ; Jian GE
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2013;30(1):170-175
In order to investigate the feasibility of the modified chitosan-gelatin crosslinked membrane (MC-Gel) and chitosan-gelatin crosslinked membrane (CS-Gel) to be a potential biomaterial for corneal regeneration, we evaluated their physicochemical properties and intraocular biocompatibility in this study. White light transmission and permeability of these membranes were detected. Results showed that white light transmission of both membranes was above 90% at 500 nm, which was similar to that of human cornea. The glucose, tryptophan and NaCl permeability of MC-Gel membrane and CS-Gel membrane was better than or similar to those of human cornea. The methylthiazol tetrazolium (MTT) assay was used to assess cell viability and proliferation. Also, interlamellar corneal transplantation was carried out to evaluate ophthalmic biocompatibility of MC-Gel membrane and CS-Gel membrane. Results indicated that MC-Gel membranes could support the proliferation of HCEC and displayed good intraocular biocompatibility when implanted into rabbits. No severe inflammatory reaction occurred after transplantation and the implanted MC-Gel membrane degraded completely 16 weeks post-operation. Due to its good physicochemical properties and biocompatibility, MC-Gel membrane could be a promising candidate material for corneal regeneration.
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8.The relation between the trochlear line and the clinical epicondylar axis in patients with knee-osteoarthritis
Zhiqiang ZHENG ; Wenquan CUI ; Jiaming WAN ; Zhiming QI ; Changle REN ; Qing LI ; Pengfei LI
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2018;41(6):511-515
Objective To determine the angles of trochlear line(TL), antero-posterior line (APL) and posterior condylar line (PCL) with clinical epicondylar axis (CEA), analyze the variability difference in 3 axes relative to CEA. Methods The right knees in 36 patients with knee osteoarthritis (gradeⅣ) and who had underwent total knee arthroplasty were enrolled in this study, 11 male patients aged 60-81 (69.1 ± 6.3) years and 25 female patients aged 33- 85(67.7 ± 12.2) years. All of right knees were scanned using computed tomography. The angles between the CEA and each of the 3 axes (TL, PCL, APL) were measured using software. Results The angles of TL-CEA, APL-CEA and PCL-CEA was (6.10 ± 3.22)°, (85.80 ± 2.86)°and (2.70 ± 1.80)°. The F tests showed that the angel invariability between the TL and CEA the APL axis (α=0.58) or the PCL (α=0.28) for referencing the CEA had no significant differences. Conclusions The TL can be a relatively reliable reference axis to determine rotational alignment of the femoral component similar to PCL and APL.
9.Clinical characteristics and microbiome analysis in patients with anti-programmed cell death protein 1 related colitis
Bei TAN ; Hao TANG ; Xinyu REN ; Weixun ZHOU ; Jiaming QIAN ; Li ZHANG ; Xiaotong ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Internal Medicine 2020;59(11):887-893
Objective:To analyze clinical characteristics and monitor microbiome changes in patients with anti-PD-1 associated colitis.Methods:Two patients with non-small cell lung cancer who developed colitis after treated with anti-PD-1 antibodies were retrospectively analyzed in Peking Union Medical College Hospital from January 2019 to January 2020. The clinical symptoms, endoscopic and pathological manifestations, as well microbiome changes were analyzed and compared during pre-treatment, post-treatment and relapse.Results:The main clinical manifestations included diarrhea, elevated inflammatory indicators, colonic mucosal diffuse hyperemic edema with erosion by endoscopy. Changes in the structure of crypts were common pathological characteristics. Glucocorticoids were effective agents, which achieved clinical remission and mucosal healing. The microbiome composition of OTUs was different. After glucocorticoid treatment, the alpha diversity Observed species, Shannon, Simpson, Chao1, ACE indexes all decreased. The Firmicutesdecreased with Bacteroidetesincreasing in phylum level; while the Bacteroides increased with Ruminococcaceaedecreasing in genus level. Lactobacilluswas the potentially beneficial genus. Conclusion:Patients developing anti-PD-1 associated colitis have characteristic clinical and pathological manifestations. Glucocorticoids are effective treatment. The fecal microbiome diversity, relative abundance of major phylum and genus have changed after treatment.
10.Comparative Study of Quality of Life Assessment Scales for Bronchiectasis and Thinking of Development of Scales Based on the Mode of Combination of Disease and Syndrome
Jiaming REN ; Yang XIE ; Nannan GUO
Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2023;64(18):1872-1876
This paper summarized the current status of the commonly used quality of life assessment scales of bronchiectasis (BE) at home and abroad, and compared the characteristics and differences of each scale from the basic framework, domain, item pool, application status and quality assessment, so as to provide a basis for the development and application of scales based on the mode of combination of disease and syndrome. There are currently 12 assessment tools for evaluating the quality of life in BE with good reliability, validity, and responsiveness, but only quality of life - bronchiectasis (QOL-B) and bronchiectasis health questionnaire (BHQ) are specifically developed for BE patients. The development process of these scales is mostly rooted in western culture and modern medicine, making it difficult to highlight the characteristics and advantages of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM). The content of the scales lacks the outcome indicators that BE patients are most concerned about, and cannot fully reflect the subjective feelings of patients. The development and assessment of scales lacks clinical research data and methodological support. Under the guidance of TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment, the development of scales based on the mode of combination of disease and syndrome can emerge the characteristics of TCM, reflect the true feelings of patients, and make up for the limitations of the existing scales of BE. Therefore, based on domestic and international scales, factors of China's national conditions and cultural characteristics of TCM should be considered to develop the scale suitable for Chinese people, which requires the construction of a theoretical model for the combination of disease and syndrome, by taking patients as the center and evaluating the performance and quality of the scale.