1.The Interventional Treatment of Hepatic, Splennic, and Pharyngeal Hemangiomas
Fuquan LIU ; Jun LIANG ; Jingzhi ZHOU
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(03):-
Purpose: Three kinds of embolizing agents, sodium mirrhuate, lipiodol and gelfoam were used together in treating hemangiomas of liver, pharynx, and spleen by embolizing the arteries. Materials and methods: 35 patients with hemangiomas, 30 cases in liver, 1 in spleen, and 4 in pharynx, were treated with embolizing hepatic artery, splenic artery, maxillary arterry, and face artery, respectively. Results: Tumors decreased 20%~90% in size, and none of then had continued to grow after the treatment for 3~36 months. At the same time, the suitable dose of embolizing agent according to the size of the tumor, the injection speed, the observation of the curative effect and the precaution of the embolization were also discussed, It showed that the effect of this method was better than using only one or two kinds of embolizing agents togethes resued in only slight complications. Conclusion: We think this method is safe and effective by combined with embolizing agents in treating hemaiomas of different organs and tissues.
2.Changes in the gait analysis associated parameters of healthy people and patients with joint disease
Yuehong BAI ; Jun ZHOU ; Juan LIANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2007;11(9):1790-1793
BACKGROUND:Gait analysis enable to convert qualitative analysis and description used for a long time in orthopedic examination and rehabilitative treatment into objective and precise quantitative assessment. At the present, with the development of science and technology, three-dimensional (3D) gait analysis is more and more widely, extensively used in orthopedic surgery and rehabilitation medicine abroad, while much less in China.OBJECTIVE: To study the parameters of time-distance, kinematics, kinetic and electromyography (EMG) in healthy subjects and patients with backbone, hip, knee or ankle joint diseases.DESIGN: Comparative observation and control study.PARTICIPANTS: From December 2004 to July 2005, 40 healthy subjects and 112 patients suffering from backbone and hip, knee, ankle joint disease were selected from the Department of Rehabilitative Medicine, Sixth People's Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University and analyzed by three dimensional gait analysis system (VICON 612 system made by Britain VICON Company). 112 patients including 42 males with the mean age of (46.2 ± 2.3) years and 70 females with the mean age (41.2 ± 3.5) years were screened by skilled clinicians after surgical and rehabilitative treatment.Among them there were 21 patients with cervical vertebra, 26 patients with prolapse of lumbar intervertebral disc and lumbar spinal stenosis. The number of hip, knee, ankle joint disease was 12, 34, 19 respectively. Total hip replacement was included in hip joint disease, anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction was included in knee joint disease, talipes equinovarus was included in ankle joint disease. Meanwhile, 40 healthy subjects who were 20-40 years old, male or female, without any clinical symptom of backbone and limbs volunteered in the study.METHODS :Gait analysis were carried out on 40 healthy volunteers and 112 operational and rehabilitative treatment patients with spinal and lower limb diseases using VICON 612 system made by Britain VICON Company.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: The time-distance parameters (cadence, step length, walking speed), kinematics parameters (knee flexion/extension degree, hip flexion/extension degree, ankle dorsi/plantar degree), kinetic parameters (knee force in Z axis, hip force in Z axis, normalized force in Z axis) and EMG parameters (vastus lateralis SEMG) of lower limbs were examined.RESULTS: A total of 40 healthy subjects and 112 patients were involved in the analysis of results. ① Time-distance parameter: Cadence, as well as step length and walking speed of patients with backbone disease, patients with hip joint disease, patients with knee joint disease, and patients with ankle joint disease were lower than those of healthy subjects,and the difference between two groups was significant (P < 0.05-0.01). ② Kinematic and kinetic parameters of all joints in upper limbs: One year after left ACL knee reconstruction, the extension of left knee in initial contact phase was 9° less than that of right one and the stress in Z axis of left knee was much less than that of right one; One year after left THA,the flexion of left hip in initial contact phase was 8.5° less than that of right one, the extension of left hip in terminal stance phase was 3° less than that of right one, during stance phase the stress in Z axis of left hip was much less than that of right one; As to an infantile paralysis patient with talipes equinovarus, the dorsiflexion of left ankle in initial contact phase was 12° less than that of right one, the plantar flexion of left ankle in terminal stance phase was 5° less than that of right one. The stress in Z axis of left ankle during stance phase was much less than that of right one. However, the difference in range of motion and stress in Z axis was not significant between the left and right knee joint in healthy people. ③ One year after left total knee arthroplasty, the dynamic surface electromyogram signals of left vastus lateralis is much lower than that of right vastus lateralis in a gait cycle.CONCLUSION: 3D gait analysis enables tprovide objective basis for making operation scheme for orthopedic surgery and after-operation rehabilitation therapy, and assessing curative effect of rehabilitation therapy.
3.Three-dimensional gait analysis and case-control follow-up observation following total knee replacement
Juan LIANG ; Yuehong BAI ; Jun ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2007;0(44):-
BACKGROUND:Evaluation plan for the neuro-musculo-skeletal system model and motor function was little.However,the three-dimensional gait analysis can transfer qualitative analysis and object description which widely used in orthopedics and rehabilitation medicine to quantitative evaluation with more objective and precise.OBJECTIVE:To evaluate gait kinematics and kinetic changes after total knee replacement based on 12 months follow up using three-dimensional gait analysis.DESIGN,TIME AND SETTING:The comparative observation and case-control study was performed in the Gait Analysis Room of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine in the Sixth People’s Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University from January 2007 to May 2008.PARTICIPANTS:Ten patients with knee osteoarthritis following total knee replacement were chosen as treatment group;concurrently,ten patients whose baseline data were matched with the treatment group without problems in nerve,muscle,skeletal system and equilibrium were selected as the control group.METHODS:Ten patients in the treatment group underwent rehabilitation training,then compared time-distance,kinematic,and mechanical parameters which were measured at 3,6,12 months after total knee replacement with the control group.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES:Time-distance parameter,kinematic parameter,mechanical parameter and knee functional scores.RESULTS:Pace,step frequency,gait speed,and time of injured leg standing were notably decreased,while time of uninjured leg standing,duration of gait cycle were obvious prolonged compared with the control group(P
4.Clinical Analysis of Levofloxacin-included Prolonged Q-T Interval of Patients with Multi-drug Resistant Tuberculosis
Dan HAN ; Chengqing YANG ; Jun PENG ; Jun LIANG ; Meilan ZHOU
Herald of Medicine 2016;35(8):882-885
Objective To analyze the clinical characteristics and therapy of levofloxacin-induced prolonged Q-T interval in patients with multi-drug resistant tuberculosis ( MDR-TB) . Methods Clinical materials of 6 patients with MDR-TB who developed prolonged Q-T/QTc interval caused by levofloxacin therapy were analyzed. Those cases were collected from the Tuberculosis Prevention and Control of Wuhan City form April 2010 to August 2014. Results The proportion of patients with levofloxacin-induced prolonged Q-T interval was approximately 3.0%.The condition occurred 2-8 months after the administration. The initial value of QTc interval ranged from 397 ms to 439 ms, while the average was (410.17±14.62) ms.The value of QTc interval was extended to 470-486 ms after treatment of levofloxacin, while the average was (476.33±6.16) ms.The increase of QTc interval was 47-85 ms, while the average was ( 66 ± 11. 48 ) ms. None of them developed Tdp. Conclusion The application of high dosage and long treatment course of levofloxacin in patients with MDR-TB could result in the extension of the Q-T/QTc interval, which should arouse our serious attention. In order to detect the abnormal Q-T/QTc interval in early stage, electrolyte level examination as well as ECG examination should be considered as routine tests before initiation of treatment and during the follow-up treatment.
6.A wavelet-based time-frequency modeling method and its application in analysis of local field potentials in olfactory bulb.
Qi DONG ; Liang HU ; Liujing ZHUANG ; Jun ZHOU ; Ping WANG
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2014;31(3):481-486
The study of neuronal activity with low frequency has shown an increasing interest for its greater stability and reliability recent years. One challenge in analyzing this kind of activity is to find similarities and differences between signals efficiently and effectively. The traditional analysis methods, such as short-time Fourier transform, are easily obscured by background noises and often involve a large number of parameters. Therefore, this paper introduces a novel time-frequency analysis method based on wavelet transformation and half-ellipsoid modeling to extract instantaneous frequency and instantaneous phase information. This method overcomes some shortcomings of conventional time-frequency analysis. In this method, wavelet transformation is used to provide high-level representations of raw signals, and parsimonious half-ellipsoid models are used to extract changes in time domain and frequency domain of neural recordings. The method was validated to local field potentials (LFPs) of olfactory bulb of anesthetized rats during three different odor stimuli. The results suggested that this method could detect odor-relevant features from olfactory signals with large variability. The Odors then were classified with support vector machine (SVM) algorithm and the classification accuracy reached 79.4%.
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7.Interaction between serum uric acid and blood glucose and its influence on prehypertension among Chinese Adults
Ruihua ZHU ; Fei TENG ; Na ZHOU ; Caiyan ZOU ; Jun LIANG
Journal of Chinese Physician 2012;14(1):23-26
ObjectiveTo explore the relationship between serum uric acid and prehypertension and the effects of age,obesity,fasting glucose and lipids in Chinese adults.Methods14,451 non-hypertensive cases from a community-based health examination survey in Xuzhou,Jiangsu province of China were enrolled in this study.Blood pressure,BMI,and determination of fasting glucose,lipids and serum uric acid were measured in all cases.ResultsThe odds ratios ( OR,95% CI ) of prehypertension across increased serum uric acid after adjusting for age,sex were 1.0,1.20 ( 1.07 - 1.35 ),1.55 ( 1.36 - 1.76),1.82(1.60-2.09),2.33(2.03-2.67) (Pfor trend <0.01).The odds ratios were 1.0,1,04(0.92-1.18),1.21(1.06-1.38),1.26(1.09 - 1.45),1.36(1.17 - 1.58),( Pfor trend <0.01) after adjusting for age,sex,BMI,glucose,and lipids.In addition,fasting glucose significantly interacted with uric acid ( P for interaction < 0.01 ).Conclusions Serum uric acid was associated with prehypertension,which might be an independent metabolic risk factor.Fasting glucose may reinforce the associations.
8.Effect of α1-microglobulin and β2-microglobulin on calcium oxalate urine stone formation
Yanting LOU ; Chaozhao LIANG ; Yifei ZHANG ; Zongyao HAO ; Jun ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Urology 2012;33(3):199-202
ObjectiveTo define the difference of urine analysis result,α1-microglobulin (α1-MG) and β2-microglobulin ( β2-MG) between those patients suffering from calcium oxalate stone,non-calcium oxalate stone and non-urolithiasis controls at the same time period.MethodsData from 100 patients admitted to the Department of Urology,First Affiliated Hospital of Anhui Medical University from July,2010 to September,2010 were reviewed.66 patients (45 men,21 women) suffered from urolithiasis,and 34 patients (22 men,12 women) were non-urolithiasis.Patients' ages in urolithiasis group varied from 13 to 78 years and the male to female ratio was 2.1∶1.0.The patients in non-urolithiasis controlgroup aged from 12 to 80 years and the male to female ratio was 1.8∶1.0.Blood and urine were taken from the patient the next morning after admission.The biochemistry from blood and 24 h urine were measured by automatic biochemistry analyzer.The α 1-MG and β2-MG content were measured by radioimmunoassay.The stone compositions were analyzed by infrared spectroscopy.ResultsThere was difference in the levels of serum creatinine and blood urea nitrogen among three groups ( P < 0.05).In controls,those with calcium oxalate stone had higher level of urinary α1-MG and β2-MG,but there were no differences in the urinary electrolyte levels.Group of non-calcium oxalate stones urinary uric acid levels were higher than calcium oxalate and control groups,the difference was statistically significant.ConclusionsIn the formation of uric acid stones,uric acid increased as independent risk factors.α1-MG,β2-MG may promote the formation of calcium oxalate stones.
9.Knowledge, attitude and practice survey of AIDS control knowledgeamong students in a university in Hangzhou City
Ruofeng LIANG ; Li ZHOU ; Jinhua CHEN ; Jun HAN
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2022;34(2):208-212
Objective:
To investigate the knowledge, attitudes and practice of AIDS control knowledge among students in a university in Hangzhou City, so as to provide the evidence for evaluating the effectiveness of AIDS control in universities.
Methods:
The knowledge, attitudes and practice towards AIDS control were investigated among students in a university in Hangzhou City using self-designed questionnaires in 2020, and were descriptively analyzed.
Results:
Totally 6 300 questionnaires were allocated, and 6 164 valid ones were recovered, with an effective recovery rate of 97.84%. The respondents included 2 837 male students ( 46.03% ) and 3 327 female students ( 53.97% ), and had a mean age of ( 18.20±0.76 ) years. The overall awareness of AIDS control knowledge was 73.49%. The awareness rates of “The rights of marriage, employment and school admission are protected among HIV-infected individuals by Chinese laws” ( 61.11% ) and “Homosexual contact in men is the current main transmission pattern among young students in China” ( 66.37% ) were relatively low. There were 768 university students with a history of sexual behaviors ( 12.46% ), and regular sex partners were the predominant sex partners at the first sexual contact ( 679 students, 90.78% ) and at the sexual behaviors during the past one year ( 402 students, 71.91% ). There were 515 students (67.14%) using condoms during the first sexual contact, and there were 300 ( 63.83% ) and 16 students ( 40.00% ) using condoms with regular and casual sex partners during the past one year, respectively. Among 20 men who had sex with men, only 5 students ( 25.00% ) used condoms at each sexual contact. Of students with sexual behaviors, there were 355 (46.22%) and 354 ( 46.09% ) students that considered to be infected with AIDS and other sex-transmitted diseases, and among the university students with sexual behaviors, there were 614 ( 79.95% ) students that were willing to receive HIV testing, and 409 ( 53.26% ) and 305 ( 39.71% ) students that were willing to receive HIV testing in hospitals and disease control and prevention institutions, respectively.
Conclusions
The awareness of AIDS control knowledge is low among students in the university in Hangzhou City, which does not reach the national goal of supervision and assessment for AIDS control in China. There are high-risk sexual behaviors and the rate of condom use is low.
10.Ease effect of ginsenoside on different-intensity ionizing radiation damage to human hematopoietic stem cells
Ying HUANG ; Xiaoyan LIANG ; Chengjin LI ; Jun HU ; Liqian ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(1):124-129
BACKGROUND:Many domestic and foreign scholars and institutions are studying how to relieve radiation damage and to find the most suitable drug, while ginsenosides as the main pharmacological ingredient of ginseng show significant antioxidant effect. OBJECTIVE:To investigate the ease effect of ginsenosides on human hematopoietic stem cels under different intensities of ionizing radiations. METHODS: The CD34+ hematopoietic stem cels were isolated from the healthy cord blood. Then the cels were divided into normal group and ginsenoside-pretreated group, respectively, exposed under 1, 2, 5 Gy of X-ray irradiations for 24 hours. Cel viability was detected in irradiated hematopoietic stem cels by MTT assay. Apoptosis was estimated using the folowing assays: Annexin-V assay, caspase-3 mRNA and protein levels. The generation of reactive oxygen species was evaluated, in the presence or absence of ginsenoside in liquid cultures of CD34+ human hematopoietic stem cels irradiated with 1-, 2- and 5-Gy X-rays, using a flow cytometry assay. The Nrf-2 mRNA and protein levels were also studied by western blot analysis and RT-PCR, respectively. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Ionizing radiation at the therapeutic dose could decrease the viability of CD34+ cels and induce the cel apoptosis, and meanwhile, the activity of intracelular reactive oxygen species also showed a progressive increase that was correlated with the dose of ionizing radiation. However, ginsenoside pretreatment could relieve these above-mentioned effects. Ginsenoside inhibited the increase in caspase-3 activity induced by ionizing radiation, and additionaly, enhanced the mRNA and protein expressions of Nrf-2 in CD34+cels. In conclusion, ginsenoside protects CD34+ hematopoietic stem cels from radiation effects, which is probably correlated with anti-apoptosis and anti-oxidant roles of ginsenosides.