1.Individual comprehensive therapy study for esophageal carcinoma
Journal of International Oncology 2012;39(7):526-529
Recently,with the development of the medical technique includes surgery,radiotherapy,chemotherapy and molecular targeted therapy,multi-subject combined modality therapy for esophageal carei noma has been become a tendency instead of surgery alone.Any single treatment is hard to improve the curative effect of treatment for esophageal carcinoma.Systemic individual comprehensive therapy for the different patients with esophageal carcinoma is likely to reduce recurrence rate,improve survival rates as well as to improve the quality of life.
2.Study on Internet of things-based oxygen supply system monitoring technology in hospital
China Medical Equipment 2013;(12):35-36
Objective:To study a set of system for supplying oxygen monitoring and control in networking. Methods: Oxygen monitoring devices, which are laid up the entrance of clinical department, include signal monitoring and control. Electromechanical actuator consists of oxygen valve and oxygen solenoid valve;Sensor group consists of a pressure sensor, an oxygen concentration sensor and a gas flow sensor;The design circuit includes signal acquisition and data processing, communication and the master circuit board, oxygen dedicated solenoid valve control driver circuit board. Results:The center monitoring technology for oxygen supplying in hospital can monitor oxygen pressure, concentration and flow of all clinical departments. Meanwhile, the monitoring center can be timely warned when oxygen pressure and concentration are lower than normal value. If firing appeared in ward, oxygen supplying can be closed by remote automatic or manual oxygen monitoring control device. Conclusion:This monitoring system can ensure quality and security of oxygen supply, and achieve remote monitoring and alarm of oxygen supply, and improve the level of oxygen supply management.
4.The effects of repeated +Gz forces on the levels of endothelin and nitric oxide in masseter muscles
Yin YIN ; Zhenyu SUN ; Min HU ; Jun HOU ; Chuanbing LI
Journal of Practical Stomatology 1995;0(04):-
0. 05), respectively. Conclusion: Repeated +Gz stress may disorder the ratio of ET and NO. This imbalance may be one of the causes which lead to pathology changes in masseter musscles.
5.A Sutdy on the Relationship among the Severity of Coronary Disease,CRP and Mild Renal Dysfunction
Li SHEN ; Yichen WANG ; Jun YIN
Journal of Chinese Physician 2001;0(09):-
Objective To explore the relationship among the severity of coronary disease, c-reaction protein (CRP) and mild renal dysfunction. Methods 64 patients underwent coronary angiography were divided into two groups according to their serum creatinine (cr) levels: normal renal function(cr
6.Role of medical engineering department in integration of health care, nursing and medical technology departments
Hehua ZHANG ; Jian LI ; Anhai WEI ; Li XU ; Jun YIN
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2017;38(3):132-134
Objective To explore the role of the medical engineering department in integration of the health care,nursing and medical technology departments.Methods The medical engineering department and integration of health care,nursing and medical technology departments were introduced from the aspects of concept,role,characteristic,working mode and etc.Results The medical engineering department contributed to enhancing medical service,medical safety and patient satisfaction,while the role needed strengthening.Conclusion Some measures are put forward to the medical engineering department during integration of health care,nursing and medical technology departments from the aspects of department positioning,examination and assessment,management mode and etc.
7.Key factor analysts for excessive fast rise of medical expenses
Aitian YIN ; Jun LI ; Zhenjie YU ; Min TANG ; Chengxiu LI
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2009;25(5):305-307
Excessive and fast rise of medical expenses in China recent years has worsened the financial burden of both the government and individuals alike,making it a hotspot issue countrywide.To alleviate the difficulties of "accessibility to medical services" and "poverty or repoverty resulting from sickness" faced by the Chinese people at large,we built a multi-factor analysis model to identify key factors contributing to such a fast rise of medical expenses based on an analysis of the medical expenses in Shandong Province.In addition,we discussed the causes for GDP and headcount of medical staff in relation to the rise of medical expenses,and the strategies to curb expenses.
9.Study on Relationship between Red Blood Cell Distribution Width Changes and Prognosis of Acute ;Myocardial Infarction
Yan LIANG ; Junhao YIN ; Jun GUO ; Yang LI
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2016;32(12):1972-1975
Objective To explore the value of? red blood cell distribution width (RDW) changes in acute myocardial infarction (AMI) prognosis by analysing relationship between red blood cell distribution width, cardiac troponin I (cTnI) and high-sensitivity C-reactive protein. Methods 140 hospitalized patients with AMI were selected from May 2014 to October 2014 and devided into 2 groups. 70 patients without heart failure were AMI1 group and the other 70 patients with heart failure were AMI2 group. 70 cases of healthy persons were selected as control group. RDW was compared between three groups and the relationship between the level of RDW, cTnI and hs-CRP was analyzed. Evaluating value of RDW in predicting heart failure in AMI patients by using univariate logistic regression analysis and ROC curve analysis. Results In the comparison of AMI1 group, AMI2 group and control group, either of RDW, cTnI and hs-CRP showed a trend of increasing (P < 0.01). In the AMI patients , RDW level and cTnI level were positive correlation , and there was no linear correlation between RDW level and hs-CRP level. RDW≥14.55% was the independent risk factors in predicting heart failure in patients with AMI. Conclusion RDW≥14.55% can be an available independent predictor of the prognosis of AMI.
10.Fatty Replacement of Pancreas:CT Appearances and Clinical Significance (Report of 3 Cases)
Yingchun LI ; Bin SONG ; Jun XU ; Yang YANG ; Longlin YIN
Chinese Journal of Bases and Clinics in General Surgery 2003;0(06):-
Objective To investigate the CT imaging features of pancreatic fatty replacement and its clinical significance. Methods Three patients with pancreatic fatty replacement detected by CT were retrospectively analyzed. CT examination included plain scan and contrast-enhanced scanning at the arterial and portal venous phases. The shape, size, density, pancreatic lobulation and interlobular spaces, course of the pancreatic duct were carefully observed. The clinic and laboratory data were also analyzed to determine the clinical significance of pancreatic fatty replacement. Results ①Imaging features: Two patients had complete fatty replacement involving the entire pancreas, another one had most fatty replacement sparing the posterior aspect of head and tail. Two patients had regular configuration of pancreas. The size of pancreas was slightly enlarged in 2 patients. Lobular atrophy and widening of interlobular spaces were present in all 3 patients. The pancreatic duct was normal in 3 patients. ②Clinic findings: Chronic diarrhea was present in 3 patients. Two patiens had diabetes (one had chronic cholangitis with choledochal lithiasis), another one had small stone in the common bile duct. Serum lipase was low in 3 patients, of which one had low serum amylase. Conclusion Pancreatic fatty replacement demonstrates certain characteristic CT appearances, and is usually associated with disturbances of both the endocrine and exocrine functions of the pancreas.