1.The Role of Cytokines and its Advance of Clinical Applications in Atherosclerosis
Chinese Journal of Prevention and Control of Chronic Diseases 2006;0(01):-
Atherosclerosis is a chronic inflammatory disease of the vascular walls. As the essential mediators of inflammation, cytokines play important roles in atherosclerosis. Through widespread and penetrating studies, many cytokines, such as TNF-, IL-1, IL-6 and IFN-, are found involved in the development of atherosclerosis, as well as the related signal transduction pathways such as the NF- B pathway, the JNK / AP-1 pathway, and the JAK / STAT pathway. This implies that cytokines have a favorable perspective of clinical application. A few cytokines are identified as biomarkers, which help the early diagnosis of the disease and estimation of the risk of the clinical vascular events. Meanwhile, great progress has been made on the cytokine-targeted treatment of atherosclerosis, providing a novel therapy in the treatment of the disease.
2.Behavioral logic of community health service institutions in the background of the new healthcare reform based on the grounded theory
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2017;10(3):54-60
Community health service institutions are the basic tentacles of medical services which directly indicates their relation to the quality and experience of health service.This paper focuses on the behavioral logic of community health service institutions under the background of new medical reform, and looks forward to a perspective on the grassroots practice caused by the reform of medical system through the behavioral analysis of the community health service institutions.The behavioral logic features of the community health service institutions were constructed based on the interview data Nanjing City using the grounded theory.It was found that the realization of public welfare orientation of the aforesaid institutions needs to be completed under the internal and external coordination.The degree of coordination among the interests, orientation, incentives and resource elements will determine the behavior orientation and basic operational practices in the community health service institutions.This study will provide a reference value for the cognition and optimization of healthcare reform policies.
3.Analysis of viral etiology in 618 children with respiratory tract infection
International Journal of Pediatrics 2016;43(4):326-329
Objective To investigate the incidence of the common respiratory viruses in children with respiratory tract infection and to compare the results among different ages and to analyze the relationship between wheezing of children and various viruses.Methods Nasopharyngeal secretions of 618 children with respiratory infection hospitalized were assayed for 7 respiratory viruses, including respiratory syncytial virus ,adenovirus, influenza A virus, influenza B virus, parainfluenza virus Ⅰ 、 Ⅱ、 Ⅲ.Results (1) A total of 166 cases, affected with viral etiology,were detected in 618 samples,and the total positive rate was 26.86%.The most common virus was RSV (17.96%), followed by PIV Ⅲ (5.99%), IFA (1.62%), ADV (0.81%), PIV Ⅰ (0.49%).Moreover, 1 case infected with RSV and PIVⅠ was included, with the positive rate 0.16%.(2)The positive rates were different in various ages, with 14d ~ < 1-year 35.04%, 1 ~ < 3-year 18.25%, 3 ~ < 6-year 17.11% and ≥ 6-year 9.26%.(3) There were differences of positive rate of viruses among different respiratory infectious diseases, and capillary bronchitis occupied the highest percentage(47.37%).(4)Among all the detected children, infants were more likely to whee in auscultation of lung, and RSV was the primary etiology.Conclusion RSV,which was the primary viral etiology in children with wheezing, was the most common virus leading to respiratory infection of children, followed by PIV Ⅲ.In the children with respiratory tract infection, the viral infection tends to occur in younger children.
4.Significance of Hidden Rheumatoid Factor IgM,Anti-Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide Antibodies,Antikeratin Antibodies,Combined Test in Diagnosis of Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2004;0(09):-
Objective To explore the significance of hidden rheumatoid factor-IgM(HRF-IgM),anti-cyclic citullinated peptide antibodies(anti-CCP),antikeratin antibodies(AKA)combined test in the diagnosis of juvenile idiopathic arthritis(JIA).Methods The anti-CCP and rheumatoid factors(RF)were tested by enzyme linked immunosorbent assay(ELISA)in serum samples from 60 children with JIA,27 systemic lupus erythematosus(SLE),18 kawaski diseases and 50 healthy children who were enrolled to serve as normal controls.Indirect immumofluorescence method was used to test AKA.Using the QAE-Sephadex-A50 to separate RF then tested HRF-IgM by ELISA.Results Positive anti-CCP were found in sera of 13 patients with JIA(21.7%)and specificity 96.8%.RF were found lower test both with the JIA and other groups(?2=0.17 P=0.68).The results of AKA were similar to the anti-CCP,they were both lower sensitivity and higher specificity.There were 65% sensitivity and 85.3% specificity in the HRF-IgM,and great significant difference in positive rate in JIA and other group(?2=40.22 P=0.0001).Conclusions JIA children in the studied series has a higher detection rate and value of HRF-IgM as compared to the other control groups.HRF-IgM,anti-CCP,AKA combined test in JIA can prove to be a valuable reference index for diagnosing suspected JIA children.
5.A Correlation-study of Incidence of Psoriasis and Meteorological Factors
Zhanli TANG ; Yongnian PENG ; Changgeng SHAO
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 1994;0(02):-
Objective In order to explore the relationship between the annual incidence rate of psoriasis and meteorological factors. Methods An investigation was carried out using single factor correlation analysis, multiple factor regression analysis and correlation analysis among meteorological factors. Results Single factor analysis revealed that the annual incidence of psoriasis showed a significant negative correlation with the mean annual air temperature, atmospheric pressure, relative humidity and whole year rainfall, but a positive correlation with the whole year sunshine time(P
6.The diagnosis and treatment of abdominal compartment syndrome: report of five patients
Yongsheng SHAO ; Zhuoyong QUAN ; Kaiqin PENG
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1997;0(06):-
Objective To sum up the experience on the diagnosis and treatment of abdominal compartment syndrome(ACS). Methods In this report, ACS was diagnosed by special clinical features in all 5 patients. Following emergency decompressive celiotomy, the abdominal viscera were covered with a 3 L sterile plastic bag for nutrition support. Results The first case died despite abdominal decompression through uper midline incision. 4 cases underwent decompressive celiotomy through incision from xiphoid to symphysis, one died postoperatively. The overall mortality in this series was 40% (2 / 5). Conclusions Close attention paid to the abdominal and systemic signs facilitates the diagnosis of ACS.Emergent decompressive celiotomy through a incision from xiphoid to symphysis is effective in treating ACS. Temporary abdominal closure could be fulfiled with 3L sterile plastic bag for nutrition support.
7.Study and Evaluation on Early and Late Onset Psoriasis
Yongnian PENG ; Zhanli TANG ; Changgeng SHAO
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 1994;0(02):-
Objective To verify whether there is any difference between early-onset and late onset subtypes of psoriasis and the rationality of this classification. Methods A total of 1 632 patients with psoriasis vulgaris were included in this study. The distribution of age at onset was calculated. The disease severity at first visit and follow up, and the family history were assessed according to different ages at onset. The results were evaluated in the light of the data from a national psoriasis survey in 1984. Results There was only one peak regarding to the age at onset in psoriasis vulgaris, rather than two peaks according to our study, it was consistent with the results of the national large scale survey reported in 1984. It was found that the earlier the age at onset, the more frequently the patient had positive family history. There was some relationship between the disease severity and the age at onset, however, a clear cut age at onset by which the disease serverity could be determined was not identified in this study. Conclusion It is suggested that the early age at onset be related only to the increased possibility of family history. Its value in clinical management is not significant.