1.Efficacy of NICE classification under narrow-band imaging in real-time diagnosis of colorectal polyps
Jingjing ZHANG ; Zhizheng GE ; Xiaobo LI
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 2014;(11):650-654
Objective To evaluate the diagnostic efficacy of non-magnified NBI in distinguishing neoplastic from non-neoplastic colorectal polyps,using a simple classification system(NBI international colo-rectal endoscopic[NICE]classification).Methods A total of 181 lesions detected by white light colonosco-py were enrolled in this prospective study.Each lesion was assessed by NBI,and the histology was predicted according to characteristics of lesion color,microvascular architecture,and surface pattern.The results were compared with actual histologic findings.Results The diagnostic sensitivity,specificity,PPV,NPV,and accuracy of NBI were 95. 8%(114/119),91. 9%(57/62),95. 8%(114/119),91. 9%(57/62),and 94. 5%(171/181),respectively.Diagnostic accuracy was 90. 0%(72/80)in the 1 to 5 mm group,95. 9%(47/49)in the 6 to 9 mm group,98. 1%(51/52)in the more than 10 mm group,with no statistically sig-nificant differences(P=0. 175).The sensitivity,specificity,PPV,NPV,and accuracy of NBI for diminu-tive rectosigmoid neoplasms were 87. 5%(14/16),95. 2%(20/21),93. 3%(14/15),90. 9%(20/22), and 91. 9%(34/37).Conclusion NICE classification with non-magnified NBI is effective in distinguishing neoplastic from non-neoplastic colorectal lesions.
2.Application of RDA bibliographic data in library cataloguing
Hongmei GE ; Jingjing XU ; Peng DONG
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2015;(2):38-42
The new cataloguing rules, RDA, have been implemented in NLM and more RDA bibliographic data can thus be accessed in domestic medical libraries when the Western documents are catalogued by offloading their bibliographic data.The differences in RDA and AACR2 were compared, the common modified fields and descrip-tive contents were described when the RDA bibliographic data were changed into AACR2 bibliographic data in order to provide certain reference for cataloguing of Western documents using the RDA bibliographic data.
3.Effects of Borneol on the Pharmackinetics of Scutellarin after Intranasal Administration in Rats
Senlin SHI ; Jingjing WU ; Weihong GE
Journal of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University 2006;0(02):-
[Objective]To observe the effects of borneol on the pharmackinetics of scutellarin after intranasal administration in rats.[Method]The different time of plasma scutellarin concentration was determined by the method of 125I label after iv injection or intranasal administration,intranasal administration of scutellarin(combined with 1% borneol)0.4 mg?kg-1 in SD rats.To calculate the pharmacokinetic parameters by 3P87 software.[Result]The time of maximum concentration(Tmax)and the maximum concentration(Cmax)at the class of intranasal administration is 25.0 min,0.55ug/ml,at the class of intranasal administration(combined with borneol)46.5 min,0.50ug/ml;the absolute bioavailability of intranasal administration is 53.70%,while the intranasal administration(combined withborneol)is 52.86%,there is no statistically significant differences compared with each other.[Conclusion]The borneol prolongs the peak time of plasma scutellarin concentration after intranasal administration in rats,but AUC is not influenced.
4.Screening analysis of deafness gene in neonatus
Meiqiong HUANG ; Jingjing GE ; Guangqing ZHANG ; Dongxia LIU
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2015;(10):1398-1399
Objective To analyze the molecular epidemiology characteristic of neonatal deafness susceptibility genes .Methods Hearing screening and deafness susceptibility genes screening were performed in 1 674 cases of newborn to analyze the epidemiolog‐ical characteristics .Results Among 1 674 cases of neonatus ,37 cases were with deafness susceptibility gene abnormalities ,inclu‐ding 2 cases of 176 del 16 mutations ,5 cases of 299 del AT heterozygous mutation ,16 cases of 235 del C mutation ,9 cases of IVS7‐2A>G heterozygous mutations ,1 case of 2168A> G mutation ,2 cases of 538C> T heterozygous mutation ,2 cases of 1494C> T mutation ,and the positive rate was 2 .21% .Conclusion Hearing screening combined with deafness susceptibility gene screening could detect possible hearing loss children from molecular level ,providing favorable reference for the early detection ,predict and in‐terventions .
5.Clinical significance of serum levels of procalcitonin,C-reactive protein and white blood cell count in children with infectious diseases
Meiqiong HUANG ; Guangqing ZHANG ; Jingjing GE ; Lihan XU ; Zhaobin YU
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2015;(12):1670-1671,1673
Objective To explore the diagnostic value of serum procalcitonin ,C‐reactive protein and white blood cell count in children with different diseases .Methods Retrospective analysis 94 cases of pathogenic infectious children from June 2013 to May 2014 in our hospital ,according to the results of pathogen detection was divided into bacterial infection 36 cases ,mycoplasma infec‐tion group 28 cases ,30 cases of viral infection ,detection and analysis serum PCT ,CRP and WBC levels .Results Bacterial infection group serum PCT ,CRP and WBC were (2 .41 ± 0 .94)ng/mL ,(47 .91 ± 18 .26)mg/L and (13 .18 ± 6 .03) × 109/L ,significantly higher than the mycoplasma infection and viral infection group (F=133 .4 ,F=60 .1 ,F=8 .5 ,P<0 .05);diagnosis of bacterial in‐fections ,PCT sensitivity and specificity were 92 .11% and 91 .05% ,positive and negative predictive value of 89 .84 % and 94 .01%were significantly higher than CPR and WBC ,Mycoplasma infection as the control group ,PCT ,CRP and WBC in the diagnosis of bacterial infections ,the area of under the ROC curves were 0 .816 ,0 .728 and 0 .614 ,respectively .Conclusion Serum PCT for the i‐dentification of bacterial infections has a high diagnostic value ,worth generalizing and applying .
6.Clinical characteristics and outcomes of patients with atrial fibrillation: impact of an alternative primary diagnosis
Yumei ZHANG ; Yaan ZHENG ; Jingjing ZHAO ; Hongxia GE ; Zhiguo GUO
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2017;26(3):318-322
Objective To explore the impact of atrial fibrillation (AF) recognized at primary diagnosis on clinical features and outcomes of patients with AF in emergency service.Methods Data were collected from consecutive patients admitted in resuscitation room in the Department of Emergency (ED) of a major comprehensive teaching hospital,from January 1,2011 through December 31,2015.Patients were checked by electrocardiogram examination and / or monitored in resuscitation room after admission,and were divided into patients with AF recognized at a primary diagnosis and those with AF judged by alternative primary diagnoses in ED.The main criteria of prognosis were the length of resuscitation room stay,number of repeated ED visits,and outcome scale (such as death,transferred to intensive units,transferred to general wards,or direct discharge).Non-paired student t test,x2,and circular distribution analysis were performed using SPSS 10.0 and EXCEL 2007 software.Results A total of 929 patients with mean age of (70.3 ± 12.7) years,and 502 (54.0%) female were enrolled.There were 122 cases with AF not recognized at primary diagnosis but by an alternative primary diagnosis (non-primary group,NPG),and 807 cases with AF recognized at primary diagnosis (primary group,PG).Compared with the PG,the patients were older [(76.9 ±9.3) vs.(68.7 ± 14.4),P <0.01],had more comorbidities [(1.75 ± 1.26) vs.(0.08±0.39),P<0.01],higher APACHE Ⅱ scores [(17.89±8.19) vs.(8.64±4.15),P< 0.01],longer resuscitation room stay (P < 0.01),higher mortality (11.5% vs.0.2%,OR =52.176,95% CI:11.698-232.710,x2 =78.928,P < 0.01) and a higher percentage of transferring to intensive careunit (14.8% vs.5.1%,OR=3.234,95%CI:1.791-5.838,x2 =16.674,P<0.01) in NPG.There were no significant difference in number of repeated-visits in ED between the PG and the NPG.Conclusion Patients with AF in the ED judged by alternative primary diagnosis are older and have more comorbidities,higher mortality and higher probability to be transferred to intensive care unit than patients with AF directly recognized by a primary diagnosis.This cohort of patients with special characteristics should be meticulously cared for and be distinguished from the patients with AF crystal clear at a primary diagnosis.Future studies are needed to examine the specific impact of AF on outcomes in the setting of primarydiagnoses in ED.
7.Application of physiologically based pharmacokinetic models to drug evaluation:research progress
Xiying NIU ; Jingjing WU ; Guangbo GE ; Shaoxian XU ; Shunqin WANG ; Ling YANG
Chinese Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology 2015;(6):993-1000
Currently,a physiologically based pharmacokinetic(PBPK)model plays a key role in pharmaceutical research,which has been widely used at each stage of drug discovery and develop?ment. In the process of drug discovery,the selection of drug candidates is finished using the PBPK model to predict the pharmacokinetic properties of the drugs. In the process of preclinical development , through a combination of in vitro and physiological data amplification coefficient,the PBPK model can be used to predict not only the overall pharmacokinetic behavior of drug candidates in humans and animals and in vitro metabolism experiments,but also drug-drug interactions(DDI). In the course of clinical development,the PBPK model can help predict the difference between reference populations (age,different disease state,and polymorphism),especially the dosage and sampling time of the children. At present,the input parameters of PBPK model are mostly the mean values of the population,making it difficult to serve individuals. It is hoped that the input parameters of the model can reflect more of the individual characters according to the individual requirement,and that the time parameters of the input accord more with the actual physiological condition. In this article ,we briefly introduced the characteristics of common PBPK software,and reviewd the principle and feature of the PBPK model,as well as its application to drug discovery,preclinical development and clinical development,DDI,and individualized medication.
8.Microfluidic cell chip method to analyze CD14+monocyte myeloperoxidase expression in acute myelomonocytic leukemia patients
Jingjing SONG ; Xiaoliang LI ; Jie LAN ; Chao SUN ; Peng GE ; Chengcheng HONG ; Xuguo SUN
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2014;(12):771-775
Objective:A method that is based on microfluidic cell chip technology was developed for the first time to analyze CD14+monocyte myeloperoxidase (MPO) expression in myelomonocytic leukemia (M4) patients. CD14+monocyte MPO expression in M4 patients was preliminarily discussed. Methods:a. The chip was prepared by using polydimethylsiloxane as the host material and by secondary foam molding. b. A total of 48 clinically diagnosed M4 patients and 52 patients with normal myelogram were included as the test and control groups, respectively. c. A method based on the microfluidic cell chip approach was established to detect CD14+mono-cytes and to determine the positive rate and degree of MPO expression in the cells. d. The microfluidic cell chip technique was used to compare CD14+monocyte MPO expression in M4 patients with that in the control. Results:a. The designed microfluidic single cell analysis chip allowed the entry of granulocytes into the corresponding microfluidic channels. Thus, blood cells were separated. Numer-ous ghost corpuscles surrounded the separated white blood cells (WBCs). WBC morphology did not show obvious changes. b. The posi-tive rate of MPO expression and the activity of CD14+monocytes in the bone marrow of M4 patients were significantly higher than those in the bone marrow of the control (P<0.05). Conclusion:A method based on microfluidic single cell technology was developed for the first time to analyze the MPO expression in CD14+monocytes. CD14+monocyte MPO activity in M4 patients was significantly higher than in the control. CD14+monocyte MPO activity can be used as an auxiliary examination marker for clinical diagnosis.
9.Distribution of HPV infection among women and its relevance with cervical lesions in Shenyang
Lianshuang ZHAO ; Jingjing CHEN ; Ke YUN ; Di DAI ; Xin CHEN ; Shitong CHENG ; Ge ZHU
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2014;(17):2280-2281,2284
Objective To investigate the Human papillomavirus(HPV)infection in different age groups of women in Shenyang, and explore its correlation with cervical biopsy diagnosis.Methods 7 311 women aged 13-85 did HPV test and thin-cytologic test (TCT)in the hospital.Some of them had biopsy detection under electronic colposcopy,and the pathological diagnosis was the golden standard for the diagnosis of cervical lesions.SPSS18.0 statistical software was used for all statistical analysis.Results The infection rate of <30 years old women was significantly higher than that of 30 - <40,40 - <50,≥50 years old women (P <0.05).The most prevalent high-risk HPV genotype in Shenyang were subtype 16,52,58,53,33,31 and 18,and the most prevalent low-risk HPV subtypes were 81,11 and 6.The former 4 subtypes of high-risk HPV infection accounted for 67.3% of all high-risk infection.As to the 4 subtypes with higher infection rate,the infection rate of ≥40 years old women was higher than that of <40 years old(χ2 =20.29,P =0.00).The top two low-risk HPV subtypes accounted for 74.8% of the infections.The mean age of the ICC patients were 48.3,which was statistically different from the other groups(P <0.05).Cervical lesions occured mostly in 40-49 years old,which accounted for 37.1% and was higher than the other agees(P <0.01).HPV16 infection rate increased with the severity of cervical lesions.Conclusion HPV DNA genotyping is a necessary methord for cervical cancer screen,an effective com-plement for precancerous lesions diagnosis which was missed in cytology test,and also an indispensable test for CIN treatment and follow-up after operation.
10.Clinical characteristics and outcomes of patients with atrial fibrillation and repeat emergency department visits
Yumei ZHANG ; Yaan ZHENG ; Jingjing ZHAO ; Hongxia GE ; Zhiguo GUO ; Shuo LI
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 2017;42(2):158-162
Objective To explore the clinical characteristics and outcomes of patients with atrial fibrillation (AF) and repeated emergency department (ED) visits.Methods Patients with AF were examined and analyzed retrospectively.Data were collected from consecutive patients from resuscitation room in the Department of Emergency of a large-scale general teaching hospital,from January 1,2011 to December 31,2015.The patients were verified by electrocardiographic examination and/or monitoring.The main outcomes were length of resuscitation room stay and outcome scales (defined as death,transfer to intensive units,to ordinary wards,or direct discharge).Results 908 patients were enrolled in the study with a mean age of 70.3 ± 12.8 years,and 494(54.4%) were female.There were 262(28.9%) cases visited ED for more than one time,and 646(71.1%) visited ED without repetition.Compared with the patients without repeated visit,patients with repeated visits were older (73.0 ± 9.8 years versus 69.2 ± 13.6 years,t=4.705,P<0.001),and had a larger proportion of patients with CHADS2-VASc score greater or equals to 2(70.6% versus 60.2%,x2 =8.660,P=0.003),whereas those patients had a shorter stay in the resuscitation room (13.6 ± 27.1h versus 27.0 ± 89.7h,t=3.370,P=0.001),and a higher percentage of directly discharge (73.3% versus 61.9%,x2=10.607,P=0.001).In multiple logistic regression analysis,a higher CHADS2-VASc score and a lower quartile of the resuscitation room stay were independently predictive factors of repeated ED visits.Conclusion Patients with AF and repeated ED visits would have relatively complex condition and more comorbidities.High CHADS2-VASc score and short ED stay are independently predictive factors for repeated ED visits.