1.Comparison and analysis of foreign biological agent category lists
Deqiao TIAN ; Qingdong MENG ; Lianhui ZHU ; Peitang HUANG ; Tao ZHENG
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(2):94-97
Classification of biological agents is a basic work in biodefense capability building that can help set priorities of biodefense .In this study , we compared and analyzed the Biological Agent Category Lists and the defining criteria used by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC) of the United States, the European Union and Russia .We also compared with biological agent category lists for other purposes .
2.Focus on capability building and accelerate the development of biosecurity technology in China
Tao ZHENG ; Deqiao TIAN ; Qingdong MENG ; Lianhui ZHU ; Peitang HUANG ; Beifen SHEN
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(2):86-89
Biosecurity is defined as effectively responding to biological damage associated with various destructive fac -tors and threats ,maintaining and protecting national interests ,security and public health in the era of globalization .This pa-per analyzes the overall situation of biosecurity capability building since the SARS outbreak in 2003 before concluding that remarkable progress has been made in China , but the gap remains great compared with the need of national security envi -ronment and the capacity building of developed countries .This paper outlines four considcrations regarding the development of biosecurity research strategic planning and offer eight tips on strengthening research on biosecurity technology in China .
3.Single-stage repair of infected or contaminated abdominal wall defects and abdominal hernias with biological meshes
Xiaoqiao ZHANG ; Guowei ZHANG ; Qingdong MENG ; Weifeng JI ; Fangzhi LI ; Jinhua ZHAO ; Jiqiang SONG
International Journal of Surgery 2011;38(9):584-587
ObjectiveTo evaluate the safety and efficacy of biological meshes (human aceUular dermal matrix mesh) in single-stage repair of infected or contaminated abdominal abdominal wall defects and abdominal hernias. MethodsSeventeen patients with abdominal wall defects or abdominal hernias were enrolled. The wounds of all these patients were infected or contaminated due to the existence of enterocutaneous fistula or stoma, wound infection and synchronous colonic resection. The diagnosis included enterocutaeneous fistula 8 cases, incisional hernia 6 cases, incarcerated inguinal hernia 1 case and cylindrical abdominoperineal resection for rectal cancer for 2 cases. The sizes of abdominal defects ranged from 3 cm × 2 cm to 6 cm × 17 cm, and all the cases were repaired with human acellular dermal matrix mesh(RENOV(R)). Most of the patients were repaired with intraperitoneal onlay mesh technique( IPOM, for 12 cases), and other methods included Lichtenstein operation for 1 case, inlay repair for 2 cases and sublay for 2 cases. Results All the 17 patients recovered uneventfully. For 12 patients, the wounds were sutured at operation and only one case of delayed healing occurred due to fat liquefaction. For the other 5 patients, the wounds were left open and healed after vacuum assisted closure (VAC) therapy or wet- to- dry dressing changes. On follow up for 8.3 ±4.5 months ( 1 to 15 months), no occurrence of incisional hernia or recurrence was found. laxity of abdominal wall occurred in one case. A patient complained intermittent pain of the site of suture for mesh fixing two months after operation and the pain resolved spontaneously one month later. ConclusionsThe biological mesh, acellular dermal matrix mesh, could be used in single- stage repair of infected or contaminated abdominal wall defects safely and effectively, although the long-term outcome still needs further evaluation.
4.Development and effectiveness evaluation of time-resolved fluoroimmunoas-say kit for detection of Schistosoma japonicum
Qingdong MENG ; Yan WANG ; Wenqiao SUN ; Shoulei REN ; Bo XIN ; Pengfei ZHU ; Kangyan LI ; Huankun LIANG ; Licheng ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2017;29(1):64-67
Objective To develop a kit of time?resolved fluoroimmunoassay(TRFIA)for detection of Schistosoma japonicum protein SjP38,and evaluate its effectiveness. Methods The anti 9G7 SjP38 monoclonal antibody was used as the capture anti?body coated with 96?hole plate,and the Eu3+labeled 1A6 monoclonal antibody was used as the detection antibody to establish the TRFIA SjP38 kit. In addition,the accuracy,sensitivity,precision,stability and coincidence rate to pathogenic diagnosis of the kit were evaluated. Results This established kit possessed high accuracy,wide linear range from 2 to 1 250 ng/ml,high sensitivity with the minimum detectable concentration of 0.14 ng/ml,and good precision(the coefficient variation of the intra?and inter?assay were 3.6%to 4.6%and 5.1%to 6.7%,respectively). The stability tests showed that the reagents could be stable for six months at 4℃,7 d at 37℃. The positive and negative corresponding rates to the pathogen detection method were 95%and 100%respectively. Conclusion All the performance and detection indicators of the kit have reached the requirements of clinical test,but its clinical application still needs further validation.