1.Correlation study of the 24-hour ambulatory systolic blood pressure and carotid intima-media thickness in the elderly
Keyu HUANG ; Chunhui LI ; Hualing ZHAO ; Lu SONG ; Yiming WANG ; Hui YANG ; Lingmin MENG ; Ying ZHU
Clinical Medicine of China 2016;32(7):585-589
Objective To investigate the correlation of the 24?hour ambulatory systolic blood pressure (SBP) and carotid intima?media thickness(CIMT) in the elderly. Methods A total of 2 464 who were more than or equal to 60 years old participants were selected with random sampling in accordance with the inclusion criteria from the retired workers in Tangshan Kailuan Company. Dynamic blood pressure monitoring, neck vascular ultrasound and other examination were performed for the participants. . Multivariable linear regression analysis was used to analyze correlation between the SBP of 24?hour, daytime and nightime with CIMT, respectively. Results ( 1) The observation population was divided into three groups according to the tertiles of SBP of 24?hour, daytime and nightime, respectively. With the levels of different SBPs inceasing, CIMT values thickened markedly ( P<0. 01 ) . ( 2 ) Multivariable linear regression analysis showed that after adjusting for confounding factors,the SBP of 24?hour,daytime and nightime associated with CIMT positively and linearly(P<0. 05),and regression coefficient(95%CI) were 0. 022(0. 009-0. 035), 0. 021(0. 008-0. 035), 0. 019 ( 0. 006-0. 032) respectively. In addition,clinic SBP step into the multivariable linear regression,and regression coefficient ( 95%CI ) were 0. 016 ( 0. 003-0. 029 ) , 0. 016 ( 0. 003-0. 030 ) , 0. 019 ( 0. 007-0. 032 ) , respectively. Conclusion The effect of increased 24?hour ambulatory SBP on CIMT was greater than the clinic SBP. Active monitoring of 24 h ambulatory blood pressure and maintaining a low level of blood pressure is essential for preventing and delaying atherosclerosis.
2.Effect of different blood glucose levels on the new carotid plaque
Ying ZHU ; Keyu HUANG ; Lingmin MENG ; Hui YANG ; Jiuchun ZHANG ; Lulu CHU ; Shouling WU
Clinical Medicine of China 2016;32(5):385-389
Objective To explore the relationship between different blood glucose levels and new carotid artery plaques.Methods A total of 5 440 participants met the inclusion criteria were selected stratified randomly from the 101,510 serving and retired workers of Tangshan Kailuan Company who participated the health examination from 2006 to 2007.The follow-up health examination were respectively preformed from 2010 to 2011 and from 2012 to 2013 which included carotid ultrasound for these 5 440 participants.The 5 440 participants were divided into three groups (ideal blood glucose group,impaired fasting glucose group and diabetic group) according to their fasting glucose levels in 2010-2011 examination.Multivariate Logistic regression analysis was used to analyze the risk factors of new carotid artery plaques.Results Among 5 440 subjects,participants whose FPG,ultrasound data incomplete and ultrasound detection of carotid plaques during the 2010-2011 health examination were excluded,then 3 084 participants were included in this study,among them,175 participants who did not participate the 2012-2013 health examination and 561 participants whose carotid plaque ultrasound data incomplete were excluded.Thus,a total of 2 348 participants were included in the present analysis.The total detection of new carotid artery plaque rate was 15.0% (352/2 348) after 2 years of follow-up.The detection of new carotid artery plaque rate in normal glucose group(n =1724),impaired fasting glucose group(n=464) and diabetic group(n=160) were 14.2%(245/1 724),14.9%(69/464) and 23.8%(38/160),respectively.The diabetic group was higher than that of the ideal blood glucose group and the impaired fasting glucose group,the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).Impaired fasting glucose group and diabetic group had an increased risk of new carotid artery plaque compared with those in ideal glucose group(OR =0.924,95%CI 0.691-1.235 and OR =1.733,95%CI 1.107-2.713,respectively),the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).After adjusted for the other risk factors,with the risk-adjusted ratio (OR =1.117,95%CI 0.824-1.513 and OR =1.393,95%CI 0.872-2.226).Conclusion The detection of new carotid artery plaque increase in the diabetic group.However,after adjustment for other risk factors associate with emerging danger of new carotid artery plaque is no significant difference.This requires more long-term follow-up study of a large sample to be further confirmed.
3.Comprehensive evaluation of scientific research performance of an upper first-class Metarnal and Child Health Hospital in Guangxi by Close-value method
Xiaoyi CHEN ; Qiwei CHEN ; Xiong ZOU ; Keyu MENG ; Bang ZHAO ; Gang MA
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2018;31(6):412-415,424
Objective To evaluate the scientific research performance of a third-grade maternal and child health hospital in Guangxi from 2007 to 2016,and to understand the situation of scientific research in past 10 years,and provide decision-making basis for strengthening the scientific research management of hospitals.Methods According to the statistical reports of the hospital's scientific research data,7 indexes were used to evaluate the quality of the scientific research performance of the hospital,and the close value method was used to evaluate the quality of the scientific research during 2007-2016.Results According to the Close-value method analysis,the overall quality of the scientific research performance showed a upward trend in recent ten years;according to the ranked order of the Close-value,the research performance of the institute in 2016 was the smallest while the quality of scientific research was the best.In 2009,the Institute's scientific research performance was the closest,however,the scientific research performance was the worst.Conclusions The result of comprehensive evaluation of Close-value method is consistent with the actual situation of scientific research in this hospital.It has reference significance for the evaluation of hospital scientific research quality.
4.Comparative study on the registration management systems of innovative medical devices in China and the United States
Qianqian ZHAO ; Keyu CHEN ; Ziyan MENG ; Runping MA ; Qiufan SUN ; Lewen FU ; Zekun LIU ; Longping YANG ; Qing LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2024;37(5):434-440
Objective:This article analyzed the current situation, similarities and differences and main problems of the registration and management systems of innovative medical devices in China and the United States.Methods:This article summarized the requirements and policies for the registration management of innovative medical devices in China and the United States, as well as the development and differences of the registration of innovative medical devices in China and the United States, and the main problems in the registration management of innovative medical devices in China.Results:At present, the development level of medical device industry in China and the United States was different, facing different development problems, and there were differences in the access standards and management methods of innovative medical devices. The registration management system established for innovative medical devices in China was gradually improving, and to a certain extent, it had promoted the enthusiasm of innovative product research and development and registration applications, but there were also problems such as unclear innovation evaluation scales, insufficient early intervention of review resources, and insufficient utilization of post-marketing data.Conclusions:Drawing on the beneficial experience of breakthrough device registration management in the United States, we will improve the registration management system for innovative products and shorten the review and approval cycle by clarifying the identification criteria for innovative medical devices, promoting the placement of review resources in the R&D stage, and further strengthening the use of post-marketing data and regulatory scientific research.