1.Construction and practice of teaching clinics for clinical probation of medical students in the department of gynecology and obstetrics
Rongwei ZHAO ; Jinghui SONG ; Shufang SONG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2015;14(10):1048-1051
The clinical probation of medical students in the clinics of gynecology and obstetrics is significant. However, because of the disease involving in female genital system, clinical clerkship teaching in obstetrics and gynecology faces actual problems such as poor cases, low cooperation of the patients and the risk of offending the privacy of patients. During the period of clinical novitiate, two or three teaching clinics were established by experienced clinical teachers, and the patients for the teach-ing were recruited by a series of incentives, such as exempt registration fee, prior doctors' office visit-ing, preferential examine, appointing well-known experts and advanced hospital admission and so on. And the teaching was preceded after the patients' informed consents. As results, the cooperation of the patients was obviously improved, and case selection was made easy, and the outpatient clinic probation teaching level of obstetrics and gynecologyn was raised.
2. Deep analysis of methylation profile in congenital microtia and verification of the differential genes
Ye BI ; Lin LIN ; Haiyue JIANG ; Yupeng SONG ; Leren HE ; Bo PAN ; Ling ZHANG ; Wanlu HUANG ; Chuan LI ; Rongwei WU
Chinese Journal of Plastic Surgery 2018;34(10):862-867
Objectives:
To explore the differences in signal pathway and gene expression related to the pathogenesis of congenital microtia by the in-depth analysis of DNA methylation profiling of auricular chondrocytes from congenital microtia patients.
Methods:
Genome wide methylation profile of congenital microtia was obtained by MeDIP chip technology, and analyzed by Gene ontology (GO) and Pathway analysis. The gene expression levels of Wnt1 and Wnt11 were evaluated by Real-time PCR in the auricular cartilage from the healthy side and affected side of the congenital microtia patients , and healthy controls.
Results:
The GO and Pathway assay showed that Wnt signal pathway was enriched in differential methylated levels. The Wnt1 and Wnt11 genes were with higher methylation in the promoter region and CpG islands in healthy control group than that in microtia group, in addition the methylation level in the affected side auricular cartilage was lower than that in the healthy side. There was no difference in Wnt1 and Wnt11 gene expression in microtia patients and healthy controls. The higher Wnt11 gene expression was detected in the affected side residual cartilage tissues than in the healthy side cartilage tissues of the same congenital microtia patient.
Conclusions
The over expression of Wnt11 during embryonic development might be associated with the pathogenesis of congenital microtia. The mechanism of the difference in methylation levles of Wnt11 affecting pathogenesis of congenital microtia needs further research.
3.Influencing factors of pulmonary dysfunction among community-based population at high-risk for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in Putuo District, Shanghai
Rongwei SONG ; Chunxiang WU ; Jie YU ; Yuqing LU ; Fengying ZHANG
Shanghai Journal of Preventive Medicine 2025;37(5):397-402
ObjectiveTo analyze the influencing factors of pulmonary dysfunction among community-based population at high-risk for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), and to establish a risk assessment model to provide a reference basis for accelerating the beforehand prevention and control of COPD and promoting the respiratory health of community-based residents. MethodsIndividuals aged >35 years old, with at least one risk factor except age illustrated in the Guidelines for Primary Diagnosis and Treatment of Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease (2018), and participated in the early screening for COPD from July 2022 to December 2023 were selected as the research subjects, and their lung function was assessed by the forceful expiratory volume in the first second after inhalation of bronchodilator (FEV1)/ forced vital capacity (FVC) <70% and/or the ratio of FEV1 to predicted value (FEV1%Pred) <80% as the diagnostic criteria. In addition, risk factors related to pulmonary dysfunction were analyzed for the establishment of risk assessment model. ResultsA total of 823 individuals aged between 35‒76 years were included, among which 298 (36.21%) were diagnosed with pulmonary dysfunction, 167 (20.29%) with COPD, and 131 (15.92%) with preserved ratio but impaired spirometry. Logistic regression analysis revealed that male gender, increasing age, more frequent smoking, insufficient physical activity, recurrent wheezing, the presence of post-exercise wheezing or coughing, insensitive to airborne allergens, and history of chronic bronchitis or bronchial asthma were correlated with pulmonary dysfunction. The incidence rate of pulmonary dysfunction was 1.99 times higher in males than that in females, 1.81 times more common in those aged between 70‒76 years than those aged <60 years, 2.42 times more common in those who smoked 50‒200 pack-years than in those who smoked 0‒14 pack-years, 1.78 times higher in those who underwent physical activity <600 MET‑min·week-1 than in those who underwent physical activity ≥600 MET‑min·week-1, 2.61 times higher in those suffered recurrent wheezing than in those did not, 1.53 times higher in those with symptoms of post-exercise wheezing or coughing than in those without, 1.61 times higher in those insensitive to airborne allergens than those sensitive, 2.02 times higher in patients with chronic bronchitis than in those without, and 2.41 times higher in patients with bronchial asthma than in those without. The risk assessment model for pulmonary dysfunction constructed on this basis had a total score of 28 points, and the area under the subject operating characteristic (ROC) curve was 0.72, reaching the cut-off point of ROC curve while taking scores ≥10 points as the cut-off value for pulmonary dysfunction. ConclusionIn community-based high-risk COPD population, the incidence rate of pulmonary dysfunction is higher in males than that in females, in addition, which increases with the advancement of age. Smoking,insufficient physical activity,recurrent wheezing,post-exercise wheezing or coughing,insensitive to airborne allergens,and history of chronic bronchitis or bronchial asthma are high risk factors for pulmonary dysfunction. The risk assessment model constructed based on these factors has a good predictive effect in screening high-risk population of COPD, but its effectiveness in screening people at general risk needs to be further validated.