1.Twenty of cases of irregular shaped airway foreign body in children.
Dai-Ling HUO ; Xiang-Peng ZHENG ; Yan SI
Chinese Journal of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2005;40(9):700-700
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Bronchoscopy
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3.Evaluation of the toxicity of a unitary package peracetic acid disinfectant in rats
Hongju DU ; Ling MA ; Shan ZHENG ; Jianzhong LIU ; Peng ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Comparative Medicine 2014;(10):12-17
Objective To evaluate the use safety of a unitary package peracetic acid ( PAA) disinfectant through acute and subacute toxicity experiments in rats.Methods This study was conducted according to the Technical Standard For disinfection ( Version 2002 ) .In the acute toxicity experiment, 60 healthy Wistar rats were randomly divided into different groups of PAA given by single intragastric gavage.Symptoms of poisoning of the animals were observed to calculate the half lethal dose ( LD50 ) .In the subacute toxicity experiment, 40 healthy Wistar rats were randomly divided into three dose groups and negative control group.The rats were given 33-342 mg/kg BW PAA for 28 days.At the end of test, the body weight, the organ-to-body weight ratio and the hematological and biochemical indices were determined, and pathological examination was performed.Results The acute oral LD50 of female rats was 1470 mg/kg BW, and the LD50 of male rats was 1710 mg/kg bw.The results of subacute toxicity test showed that the body weight, the organ-to-body weight ratio and the hematological and biochemical indices had no significant difference between the dose groups and control group.No obvious abnormality was observed in gross anatomy and histopathological examination.Conclusions The results of the acute toxicity test prove that PAA has a low toxicity level, and no significant subacute toxicity was observed at the exposure doses.
4.Factors Related to Sharp Injuries among Medical Staff and Standardized Management
Ling PENG ; Yan LIN ; Zhoujun ZHENG ; Sisi YU
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2009;0(18):-
OBJECTIVE To investigate the factors related to sharp injuries of medical staff and explore the standardized occupational safety management model. METHODS According to the recent 4-year registration of 66 cases of medical staff suffered from exposure to sources of blood-transmitted diseases because of sharp injury,a retrospective investigation was taken and the relevant factors were analyzed. RESULTS Operating room and transfusion room had a high incidence of sharp injury,36.4% and 9.1%,respectively. It occurred frequently in treatment of the morning hours (45.5%). As lack of occupational safety prevention and awareness of the standardized preventive measures,there was a high incidence in lower stage clinical medical staff and interns (60.6%). CONCLUSIONS It is necessary to pay attention to the occupational safety standardized management of sharp injuries for medical staff in order to promote medical professional safety.
5.Investigation on compliance of anti-platelet therapy after coronary stent implantation
Ling-Ling GAO ; Jing-Peng YAO ; Yi-Mei ZHENG
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2011;17(27):3239-3242
Objective To explore compliance of anti-platelet therapy of patients after coronary stent implantation and relative factors. Methods 75 patients after coronary stent implantation were investigated by APGAR and drug compliance evaluation scale. Results 44.0 % of patients (n =33) failed to take anti-platelet drugs exactly following the prescription, the main form is omitting to take anti-platelet drugs (28.0%). The total score of understanding about antiplatelet medication knowledge in 75 patients was (26.36 ± 2.85 ), they took not much knowledge about antiplatelet druys' side effects and adverse consequences. The median adherence score of compliamce of antiplatelet drugs was 15.61. Fully accounted for 56.0%. The main non-complicance behavior was missed 28.0%. Different time of stent placement, antiplatelet druy type, duration of patient understanding of medication and medication compliance in patients with family functioning were statistically significant differences ( P < 0. 05 ) ; Medication compliance and stent placement time was negatively correlated (r =-0. 304,P < 0. 01 ), and duration of antiplatelet drug use to understand the situation, family functioning was positively correlated (r =0. 259,0. 266 ; P < 0. 05 ). Conclusions The rate of good compliance of antiplatelet therapy of patients after stent implantation is much lower. Nurses should emphasize the education about anti-platelet therapy and start family support system in order to improve the compliance of anti-platelet therapy.
6.Scan parameter optimization of renal artery with inflow-sensitive inversion recovery magnetic resonance angiography
Peng WANG ; Jun ZHANG ; Qiang DIAO ; Lin LI ; Gang YANG ; Ling ZHENG ; Yanjun LI
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2015;(2):186-188
Objective Non-contrast enhanced magnetic resonance angiography ( MRA) has become the focus of research at home and abroad .The aim of the article was to optimize the scan parameters of renal artery with inflow-sensitive inversion recovery ( IF-IR) MRA. Methods 30 cases of renal artery patients into two groups were collected from December 2013 to May 2014 in our hospi-tal.They were divided into stenosis group(n=12) and non-stenosis group(n=48).IFIR-MRA sequences were carried out on each patient by using various BSP-TI with 1200,1300 and 1400 ms, all other parameters were identical .The image signal to noise ratio, a renal artery branch and venous artifact were evaluated by two experienced radiologists , and the best BSP-TI was obtained from different groups. Results BSP-TI=1400 ms was optimal for renal artery stenosis group while 1200 ms was the most suitable for non-stenosis group. Conclusion IFIR-MRA of renal artery can achieve better image quality of renal artery and its branches and it is feasible in clinical routine practice , especially for those patients with renal insufficiency .
7.CT findings of primary malignant fibrous histiocytoma of the liver
Peihong QI ; Dapeng SHI ; Hongwei ZHENG ; Ling WANG ; Lifu WANG ; Peng XUE
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2015;21(10):654-657
Objective To investigate the CT imaging characteristics of primary malignant fibrous histiocytoma (MFH) of the liver.Methods The CT, clinical and histopathologic data of 6 patients with MFH were analyzed retrospectively.All the cases were confirmed by surgery and histopathological examinations.Results The tumors were located in the right liver in 4 patients and the left liver in 2 patients.The maximum diameter of the tumors ranged from 5 to 20 cm.All the tumors were unevenly hypodense on plain CT scan.Four tumors had relatively well-defined margins, while 2 tumors had ill-defined margins.After contrast enhancement, the peripheral and internal divisions of the three storiform-pleomorptic MFH showed progressive enhancement.The peripheral and internal divisions of the two inflammatory MFH were obviously enhanced in the arterial phase, and the enhancement decreased in the portal and delayed phases.The hypodense areas of the one myxiod MFH were not enhanced, but the internal floc and divisions were progressive enhanced.On gross pathology, the tumors were round or irregular in shape, most had a complete capsule with multiple surrounding vessels.These findings correlated well with the CT findings.Conclusions CT findings of primary Hepatic MFH have some characteristics.The enhancement pattern is manifested in a fast wash-in and slow wash-out pattern.However, the final diagnosis still relies on histopathological examination.
8.Experiences of radiological teaching of postgraduate clinical interns
Xiao FAN ; Ling HE ; Jinhua CAI ; Xuehua PENG ; Helin ZHENG ; Guorong YU
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2015;(2):158-160
According to the characteristics of postgraduates of clinical medicine and features of radiology and based on traditional teaching, picture archiving and communicating system (PACS), tutorial system, lecture and modernized tests with the help of problem-based learning (PBL) were ap-plied so that the effect of students' rotation internship was improved.
9.Clinical analysis of 54 cases of jugular foramen tumors with surgical treatment
Suijun CHEN ; Zhigang ZHANG ; Yiqing ZHENG ; Haidi YANG ; Peng ZHU ; Ling YIN ; Fan WU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2015;38(4):334-337
Objective To summarize the condition of surgical treatment and prognosis of 54 cases of jugular foramen tumors in the past 5 years.Methods All 54 cases were treated with operation by Fisch approach.Thirty-eight cases underwent total or near total resection of the tumor.Most resection of the tumor was underwent in 16 cases,in which,7 cases underwent postoperative radiotherapy or gamma knife therapy.The facial nerve monitoring was used in all cases.The facial nerve was anatomized and shifted in 35 cases,was just anatomized like a bridge in 10 cases,and was excised partly in 9 cases,in which,4 cases underwent facial-hypoglossal nerve anastomosis and 3 cases underwent transplantation of facial nerve and great auricular nerve.Results The external auditory canal was closed in 41 cases.The near pedicled temporalis muscle flap was obliterated in the operating cavity in 35 cases.Six cases underwent fat filling in the operating cavity.Eighteen patients showed facial palsy in varying degrees after operation.Among them,14 cases improved to different extents in 2 weeks to 9 months and 4 cases did not improve.One case showed recurrent laryngeal nerve paralysis in the same side before operation and improved in half a year after operation.Postoperative subcutaneous hematoma occurred in 2 cases,wound infection in 1 case.All the cases improved by debridement suture and anti-infective therapy.The cavity filling necrosis occurred in 2 cases,which recovered after debridement and dressing.For half a year after operation,except 9 cases of residual or recurrent,and the rest showed no recurrence.Conclusion The Fisch approach of surgical treatment of jugular foramen tumors can provid good exposure,clear vision,facilitate hemostasis.The skills of intraoperative facial nerve monitoring,facial nerve anatomy like a bridge or anatomy and shift when necessary are beneficial to the total or nearly total resection of tumor and reduce the injury of facial nerve.The operating cavity filling and selective external auditory canal closure can effectively reduce the surgical cavity effusion and the incidence of postoperative infection.
10.Optimization of scanning parameters in dual-source computer tomography angiography on carotid
Haifeng GU ; Peng CHEN ; Longjiang ZHANG ; Lin LI ; Changsheng ZHOU ; Ling ZHENG
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(08):-
Objective:Rudimental contrast media in the subclavian vein often influence the display of carotid on dual-source computer tomography angiography.This article aimed to investigate this influence,and find a best solution.Methods:One hundred patients were randomly divided into Groups A(n=52) and B(n=48).The former received traditional imaging,with 65 ml contrast media,4.0 ml/s injection flow and caudocranial scanning direction,while the latter kept all the parameters unchanged except the scanning direction,from caudocranial to craniocaudal.Each group was graded by original axial images,maximum intensity projection(MIP),silhouette images and VR images for vascular delineation of the carotid.Results: The carotid artery was clearly displayed in Group B,while the subclavian vein was unsatisfactorily revealed in Group A,with statistically significant differences in extent scores between the two groups(P