1.Application of Propofol in Painless Fibrobronchoscopy and Its Effects
Jun ZENG ; Weinong ZHONG ; Weiguo HE ; Kan HUANG ; Ying ZHANG
China Pharmacy 2005;0(14):-
OBJECTIVE:To evaluate the effects of propofol in relieving pain during fibrobronchoscopy when it is used in general intravenous anesthesia.METHODS:160patients undergoing fibrobronchoscopy were randomly divided into propofol group and control group.90patients in the propofol group were anesthetized intravenously by injection of propofol at the dosage of1.5mg/kg and speed of30mg/10s and then underwent fibrobronchoscopy;While70patients in the control group underwent regular fibrobronchoscopy.RESULTS:The lash reflex disappeared within(40.73?7.91)seconds after propofol injection,and patients became conscious within(5.39?1.85)minutes after stopping injection,full consciousness occurred at(10.82?2.73)minutes.Electrocardiogram did not show any signs of change in blood pressure,myocardial ischemia and cardiac dysrhythmia,the post-operative satisfaction rate was96%as compared with81%in the control group.The patients in the propofol group showed extensive willingness for second fibrobronchoscopy,while the patients in the control group presented cough,struggle,and20%of them refused the second fibrobronchoscopy.CONCLUSION:It is safe and effective to apply propofol in painless fibrobronchoscopy.
2.The role of Orexin in pathogenesisepilepsy and treatment of epilepsy
Weixia YANG ; Jun ZHAO ; Fengjing SHI ; Lin KAN ; Weifang YANG
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2015;24(7):669-671
Objective To explore the role of Orexin in pathogenesisepilepsy and treatment of epilepsy based on the literatures published from 1998 to 2014 at home and abroad.Methods Searched the literatures from the online database including Pubmed,CNKI and Wanfang Datebases in July 2014.The words Orexin,epilepsy,Orexin receptor,epilepsy treatment were used as search terms.Analyze the effect Orexin and its receptors in the occurrence,development and treatment of epilepsy.Results 102 related literatures were retrieved and 30 were adopted into analysis.It was showed Orexin is a kind of excitatory neuropeptides and it can increase the excitability of cerebral cortex.Epilepsy can be induced bv excessive expression of Orexin.Conclusion Excessive expression of Orexin can cause epileptic seizure.Inhibiting the excessive activation of Orexin neurons is of important to control seiznres in clinical practices.
3.Strengthening Management of Hospital's Network by Means of Active Directory
Baozhong WANG ; Jun ZHUANG ; Kan LIU ; Jiao HE
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2004;0(08):-
Objective To solve the problems in the network management of the hospital's information construction.Methods The client workstations and the users of the hospital network were designed and organized by means of active directory.They are deployed and managed by means of setting the type of users and issuing the group policy.Results The application of active directory could manage the hospital's network uniformly,agilely and safely.Conclusion The management level is enhanced by means of active directory.It will have broad prospects in the hospital's network management.
4.Sequence pattern mining of doctor's advice for Chinese traditional medicine in HIS
Jun ZHUANG ; Feng LI ; Shiqing YE ; Kan LIU ; Jiao HE
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2004;0(07):-
Extensive functions can be provided to hospital management,medical treatment and teaching when massive data are reasonably processed and analyzed. Knowledge mined from sequence of doctor's advice for medicine can not only evaluate treatment quality but also provide necessary basis for establishing a safety and effective medicine treatment plan. This paper analyzes some common information of doctor's advice for medicine,mines the doctor's advice for medicine by using sequence pattern mining method,and explains the mining results.
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Ya jing ZOU ; Jian YAO ; Wei jun KAN
Journal of Forensic Medicine 2022;38(2):293-295
6.Recent Advances in the Treatment of Peyronie's Disease.
Korean Journal of Andrology 2003;21(2):55-67
Peyronie's disease(PD) is an inflammatory condition characterized by the formation of fibrous, noncompliant nodules in the tunica albuginea leading to penile deformity and bending. Repetitive microtrauma of the penis during sexual intercourse is thought to incite a local autoimmune reaction in genetically susceptible individuals. The fibrotic plaques are most likely produced by tunical fibroblasts in response to cytokine stimulation, such as by transforming growth factor-beta1. In the acute inflammatory phase, pain during erection and penile deviation are the main symptom. In later stages, PD is often associated with erectile dysfunction(ED), distal flaccidity, or both. The causes of ED include psychological factors (performance anxiety), penile pain and deformity, flail penis, and vascular disease. Conservative treatment is useful during the early inflammatory stage. Despite myriad proposed medical therapies, including numerous oral agents and local injection regimens, there have been limited advances. Surgery is typically reserved for patients who fail to respond to conservative treatment and have had no disease progression for at least several months. Penile lengthening procedures with different grafting materials have, to a great extent, replaced conventional procedures with penile plication or its modifications. Prosthesis insertion is reserved for patients with severe ED that does not respond to medical management. As the molecular mechanism of inflammation and wound healing is elucidated, new approaches for medical intervention, such as modification of fibroblast function, growth factor activity, and cytokine action, will no doubt be available for therapy of PD.
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Congenital Abnormalities
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Humans
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7.Gene Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction.
Korean Journal of Andrology 2006;24(2):55-70
It is now well known that vascular diseases, including hypercholesterolemia, atherosclerotic vascular disease, and diabetes mellitus are major causes for erectile dysfunction(ED). Despite the introduction of oral phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors in the treatment of ED, new therapeutic strategies are warranted. Current therapies have two shortcomings. First, every currently approved non-surgical treatment option for ED requires planning prior to intercourse. Second, there is a need for increased treatment efficacy for patients with moderate to severe ED. Gene therapy may well address both of these areas, as the ultimate goal of the therapy is the restoration of physiologic erections following normal endogenous signals, in the absence of the any other form of therapy. The penis is a convenient organ for local gene therapy because of its external location, ubiquity of endothelial-lined spaces, slow circulation in the flaccid state, and gap junctions between smooth muscles, which ensure wide distribution of injected genes inside the penis. Many gene therapy approaches have focused on the NO/cGMP pathway, angiogenic factors, neurotrophic factors, potassium channels, the RhoA/Rho-kinase system, etc. Various viral and nonviral vectors as well as genetically engineered cells have been used as gene delivery vehicles for the transfer of genetic material to the target cell or tissues. In contrast to its use in cancer, the application of gene therapy for a non-life threatening disease, such as ED, requires a higher safety level and more knowledge of secure and efficacious vectors for gene transfer. The preclinical data from recent studies in several ED models are quite impressive and encouraging. Gene therapy interventions to restore erectile function may represent an exciting new therapeutic strategy for the future treatment of ED.
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Cyclic Nucleotide Phosphodiesterases, Type 5
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8.Establishment of the physician authorization management system at Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University
Yujia CHENG ; Jun WAN ; Gaohua WANG ; Minghuan GE ; Kan LIU ; Kai YU ; Linlin HU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2016;32(6):473-475
A comprehensive physician authorization management system has been established at Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University in its effort of promoting the clinical standardization.This system covers authorization of prescription,disposition,surgery,and medical report among others,adhering to the principle of clear,complete quantitative competence-based,authorization.The training and assessment of physicians in parallel canimprove physicians' competence and quality of care.
9.Extended lymphadenectomy for gastric cancer: a ten year′s experience
Yongfeng KAN ; Shiyong LI ; Yi ZHENG ; Jun LIU ; Dongdong HAN ; Zhigang GAO
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1993;0(02):-
0 05), respectively The 5 year survival rate was 38 7%( n =750) The 5 year survival rate of patients undergoing radical resection A and B ( n =561) was 49 9%, that of palliative resection was 5 3% The 5 year survival rate of D 0/D 1、D 2 and D 3/D + 3 lymph node dissection were 30 4% ( n =286), 59 9%( n =197) and 31 8%( n =267), respectively Of stage Ⅲ patients, the 5 year survival rate of D 2 and D 3/D + 3 lymph node dissection were 42 3% ( n =52), and 59 2% ( n =98), respectively ( P
10.Anatomical study of the third palmar interosseous muscle and its dominate nerve
Shi-Lian KAN ; Yan-Xin GAO ; Ke-Tong GONG ; Yi-Jun LU ; Qi-Li FEI ;
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2006;0(05):-
Objective To explore the anatomical characteristic of the third palmar interosseous mus- cle as well its dominate nerve,and to investigate the anatomical basis of difficult recovery of digitus minimus adduction.Methods Twenty aduh fresh hands without deformity and trauma were obtained.Dissect and observe the third palmar interosseous muscle and its dominate nerve and adjacent structure under surgical mi- croseope,measure the size of the third pahnar interosseous muscle and its dominate nerve,the data were pro- cessed by stastistics method.Results Among palmar interosseous muscles and its dominate nerves,the third palmar interosseous muscle and its dominate nerve is the smallest.There are conspicuous tendon bundle on the surface of the third palmar interosseous muscle partly,which have a potential compression on the third palmar interosseous muscle dominting nerve.Conclusion The third palmar interosseous muscle is the smal- lest among palmar interusseous muscles and it is the only digitus minimus adduction muscle.The sominating nerve of the third palmar interosseous muscle is small anti the tendon bundle of the third palmar interosseous muscle have a potential compression.All these can cast light on diffcult recovery of digitus minimus adduction.