1.Study on Correlativity of Senile Dementia of Type of Deficiency of Kidney Essence with Polymorphophism of APOE Gene
Lan ZHOU ; Yongnian HU ; Ping WANG
Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 1992;0(11):-
Objective:To explore correlativity of senile dementia of deficiency of kidney essence with polymorphophism of APOE gene. Methods:41 cases of senile dementia and 85 healthy aging persons were divided into 3 TCM syndrome types:syndrome of deficiency of kidney essence,syndrome of orifices confused by phlegm,and syndrome of obstruction of blood stasis in collaterals. DNA in white blood cells was isolated by NaI,and APOE gene was detected by milti-ARMs PCR,and then correlative analysis was made.Results:(1)There was a significant difference between the dementia group and the control group in the gene type ?3/ ?3(P1.(3)There was significant correlativity between syndrome of deficiency of kidney essence and APOE ?4 allelic gene(P
2.Interventional Therapy for Cervical Gestation
Weishun LAN ; Wenzhong YANG ; Xianhong YUAN ; Ping ZHOU
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(10):-
Objective To explore the function of chemotherapy and embolization of uterine artery in treating cervical gestation.Methods 11 cases with cervical gestation were emergently undergone intubation in bilateral uterine arteriae,then the perfusion of Methotrexate was performed through the catheters,after that,the embolization of bilateral uterine arteriae was carried out with grains of gelatin sponge.The uterine aspiration or curettage was carried out under B-ultrasound guided within a week.Results Chemotherapy and embolization of uterine artery were successfully executed in all cases.Within a week,the uterine aspiration or curettage was done smoothly with little hemorrhage in the process of the operation.Conclusion Chemotherapy and embolization of uterine artery provides the secure guarantee for the conservative treatment of patients with cervical gestation,and it's a kind of safe effective therapy.
3.A Comparative Study of Pictures and Words in Subliminal Affective Priming Effect
Lan LI ; Liushuang HUANG ; Lihui XIAO ; Ping ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Clinical Psychology 2006;0(05):-
Objective:To explore whether there is a significant difference between the affective priming effect of pictures and words.Methods:The study used pictures taken from the international picture system and Chinese words as the priming-stimuli, and took college students as subjects, then primed positive, negative and neutral emotions, and asked subjects to accomplish stroop task and self-rating emotion task.The study took the design between 2(types of material) ?3(types of emotion).Results:①In the stroop task, there were significant differences between the reaction time and error rate of different emotions(F=36.216,P=0.000
5.Influence of the excision of cardiac sympathetic nerves on QT dispersion
Huiyun ZHOU ; Shengxi ZHEN ; Xi LAN ; Yu LIU ; Ping SHU
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2000;0(07):-
AIM: To observe and study the influence of cardiac sympathetic nerve on QT dispersion (QTd) and the circadian variations of QTd in experimental rabbits. METHODS: The rabbits were divided into experimental group (without cardiac sympathetic control by operation) and control group (with retained cardiac sympathetic control by operation, sham operation). QTd of both groups were measured and compared before and after the operation. The circadian variations of QTd were also observed in both groups. RESULTS: QTd in experimental group decreased significantly after the cardiac sympathetic nerves were excised (P
6.The role of glucocorticoid in treating cytomegalovirus pneumonia following renal transplantation
Jian-Ping ZHAO ; Ge-Hui ZHOU ; Hui-Lan ZHANG ;
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2005;0(11):-
Objective To study the role of glucocorticoid (GC) in treating patients with cyto- megalovirus (CMV) pneumonia following renal transplantation.Methods There were 75 cases CMV pneumonia following renal transplantation during one month (3 cases),2-6 months (64 cases) and more than 6 months (8 cases).All patients were subjected to the comprehensive treatments including anti-virus therapy.In 47 cases,GC was given (GC group),and in the rest 28 cases,GC was not administered (non-GC group).Results In GC group,40 cases (85.1%) were cured and there were 7 deaths (14.9%).In non-GC group,17 cases (60.7%) were cured and there were 11 deaths (39.3%).There was significant difference between two groups (P
7.Bioaccessibility of heavy metal in wild Artemisia annua and its health risk assessment.
Liang-yun ZHOU ; Hong YUE ; Xuan LI ; Ge MO ; Li-ping KANG ; Lan-ping GUO
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(10):1904-1907
In this study, we investigate the bioaccessibility of heavy metals (Cu, Pb, As, Cd and Hg) in wild Artemisia annua and use target hazard quotients (THQ) proposed by US Environmental Protection Agency to assess the health risk under the heavy metal exposure. The results showed that the bioaccessibility of Cu, Pb, As, Cd and Hg in A. annua are 0.77, 0.66, 0.46, 0.68 and 0, respectively, and that the value of THQ for adults and children were 0.030 and 0.025 calculated by risk assessment model. The results indicated that the heavy metals in A. annua were not able to be completely absorbed by human body and that their contents were in a safe range. In this study, by combining the bioavailability of heavy metal and health risk assessment, we assessed the security of heavy metals of wild A. annua, which will provide reference for the standard of heavy metals for medicinal materials.
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8.Investigation about the postoperative rehabilitation and the health knowledge of patients with arteriosclerosis obliterans in lower extremity
Jin ZHOU ; Ping YANG ; Changhong ZHOU ; Donghui LAN ; Yu PEI ; Yue JIA
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2016;32(21):1601-1604
Objective To investigate the condition of exercise, medicine compliance and the rehabilitation of patients with arteriosclerosis obliterans (ASO) in lower extremity after the surgery, and also to study the influence of self-efficiency and social support to their rehabilitation. Methods The questionnaire survey was performed in 102 patients who had surgical or interventional therapy of arteriosclerosis obliterans in the lower extremity in our hospital, investigated the general information of the patients, their knowledge of postoperative rehabilitation, medicine compliance, exercise condition, general self-efficiency and social support. Results The postoperative time for the patients with arteriosclerosis obliterans was 2 to 22months, the knowledge rate for postoperative rehabilitation was 7.8%-46.1%.The Morisky score for the patients of taking medicine for the treatment of vascular disease was 2.0,and there was only 6 patients(5.9%)with good medicine compliance. There were 22 patients(21.0%) had completed the ambulation training according to the guidelines, and there were 25 patients(24.5%) had completed the Buerger training. The self-efficiency score of the patients was 2.78 ± 0.76, and the gross score of social support was 32.38 ± 7.89. Spearman correlation analysis shows that the Morisky score for the patients of taking medicine for the treatment of vascular disease was in positive correlation with self-efficiency (r=0.289, P=0.003), but in negative correlation with social support (r=–0.286, P=0.006). Conclusions Most of the patients with arteriosclerosis obliterans have poor medicine compliance, and do not do exercise as required by the guidelines. Patients with high self-efficiency demonstrates medicine noncompliance, however the enhancement of social support will help patients improve their medicine compliance.
9.Research on a tool for organizational culture assessment of public general hospitals in China
Ping ZHOU ; Jile CHANG ; Jinxing HUANG ; Lan LI ; Zhiliu TANG ; Jiayan HUANG ; Rong WU ; Di XUE
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2011;27(6):433-436
Objective A scientific evaluation of hospital culture with the Dimension organizational culture model, in view of features of China's general public hospitals.Methods Based on Denison model, according to the characteristics of the public general hospitals in China, the authors developed a tool for organizational culture assessment (TOCA) by using the survey data from 87 hospitals in three provinces from the East, Central, and West areas in China.Results This tool, an evaluation scale, comprises the four cultural characteristics of direction, consistency, participation, and adaptability, as well as 13 cultural dimensions of social responsibility and competitive consciousness. The tool is tested as having good internal reliability and validity.Conclusion The TOCA provides hospital administrators with a tool for hospital culture evaluation, diagnosis and improvement.
10.Factors associated with anxiety and depression among adolescent elite athletes in Guangzhou city XIE
Yongbiao XIE ; Lan YU ; Wenming GAO ; Ping ZHOU ; Liping XU ; Ziwen PENG
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2010;19(7):647-649
Objective To examine the relationships between a number of potential risk or protective factors and the risk of depression and anxiety among a population of adolescent elite athletes in Guangzhou city. Methods A whole sample was consisted of 520 students,and the information of their age,gender,characteristics and others was investigated. Anxiety and depression were assessed using the Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scales(HADS). Data were analyzed using multiple stepwise regression analysis. Results After adjusting for other variables,students who had a high risk of anxiety were underweight (sβ =2.482) when compared to those who were of normal weight. Reduced risk of anxiety was associated with older students ( sβ = 4. 365), students with moderate educated mothersβ=3. 153) , and students who perceived very high pressure from teachers/coaches (sβ=5.372). A significant increase in the risk of depression was associated with variables including: students aged between 15 and 16 years(sβ =3.367) ,students who had a family history of chronic diseases (sβ =2.765) , and poor overall support(sβ = 4.365). Reduced risk of depression was associated with students with moderate educated mothers( sβ = 6.764) and students who perceived very high pressure from teachers/coaches(sβ = 4. 167). Conclusion Various risk and protective factors have been identified for anxiety and depression. These results have direct implications on the development of appropriate preventive strategies for mental problems among young elite athletes.