1.Severe pneumonia complicated with heart failure in children
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2017;24(3):166-170
It is still controversial whether or not the severe pneumonia is associated with heart failure in children.Currently,we pay more attention to the pathophysiological procedure of heart failure,such as pneumonia complicated with respiratory failure,shock and myocardial injury.Pay attention to the cardiopulmonary interaction mechanism and systemic inflammatory response.According to different pathophysiological mechanisms,guide the treatment by monitoring the hemodynamic status.
3.Severe hypertriglyceridemia caused by autoimmune disease:Case summary and literature review
Shuang ZHENG ; Xingxing REN ; Yaomin HU
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 2016;32(6):523-526
[Summary]_ Severe hypertriglyceridemia is the third common cause of acute pancreatitis following after alcohol abuse and cholelithiasis. Moreover, it is also an important risk factor of cardiovascular events. However, the cases of severe hypertriglyceridemia caused by autoimmune disease were rare in clinical, which would bring the difficulty for diagnosis and treatment. A better understanding of the clinical characteristics, possible pathogenesis, and corresponding therapy of the disease would be helpful, which would reduce the risk of complications, and finally improve both the survival rate as well as quality of life of these patients.
4.Research on the value of Kang'ai injection on gastric cancer patients’ chemotherapy
Shuang LENG ; Liyan GUO ; Fang REN
China Medical Equipment 2015;(12):134-136
Objective:To analyze the value of Kang'ai injection on gastric cancer patients’ chemotherapy.Methods: Chosen gastric cancer patients with chemotherapy between December 2012 to December 2013 in our hospital as study subject, randomly divided into control group received conventional chemotherapy and observation groups received Kang'ai injection combine with chemotherapy, compared term effect after chemotherapy, immune function and quality of life scores.Results: 1)Observation group patients’ complete remission and partial remission after chemotherapy were significantly higher than control group patients(x2=2.471,x2=2.748;P<0.05); 2)Observation group patients’ IL-6, TNF-α, CD3+, CD4+ value was significantly higher than control group after receiving chemotherapy, CD8+ value was significantly lower than control group patients(t=2.627,t=2.462,t=2.748,t=2.846,t=2.735;P<0.05); 3)two groups of patients’ life quality scores before chemotherapy was no significant,after chemotherapy observation group patients’ life quality scores were significantly higher than control group patients(t=2.637,t=2.647,t=2.983;P<0.05).Conclusion: Kang'ai injection can significantly improve the effectiveness of chemotherapy in patients with gastric cancer,and optimize immune function, while improving the quality of life after chemotherapy.
5.Evaluation of left ventricular dyssynchrony with two-dimensional speckle tracking echocardiography in acute myocardial infarction
Chunyan MA ; Xiuyun LI ; Weidong REN ; Shuang LIU ; Shijie ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2009;25(10):1800-1802
Objective To evaluate the left ventricular (LV) systolic dyssynchrony after the acute myocardial infarction (AMI) with two-dimensional speckle tracking echocardiography (STE). Methods STE were performed in 65 patients within 72 h of AMI and compared with 60 age- and sex-matched healthy volunteers. The peak longitudinal strain (LS_(peak)) was measured at LV myocardium. LV dyssynchrony was defined as an interval ≥130 ms for the absolute difference in time to peak radial strain for the anteroseptal wall versus the posterior wall (TAS-POST). Size of myocardial infarction (MIS)was confirmed by wall-motion score index (WMSI). Results The LS_(peak) and LV ejection fraction (LVEF) were lower, and WMSI and TAS-POST were larger in AMI patients compared with controls. Forty-two patients had developed LV dyssynchrony (64.62%), and there were strong correlation between LV dyssynchrony (TAS-POST) and LS_(peak), LVEF, and WMSI (MIS). MIS was the most independent predictor for systolic dyssynchrony. Conclusion AMI with normal QRS can induce LV dyssynchrony, which is mainly determined by MIS. STE is a reliable technique for accurate evaluation of LV synchrony.
6.Association between HbA1C and plasma lipid profiles in newly diagnosed diabetic patients
Xingxing REN ; Shuang ZHENG ; Yawen CHEN ; Wei LIU ; Yaomin HU
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 2016;32(4):305-306
[Summary] In newly diagnosed diabetic patients, fasting plasma glucose, HbA1C , and plasma lipid profiles were measured to analyze the association between HbA1C and plasma lipid profiles. HbA1C might affect plasma lipid profiles in newly diagnosed diabetic patients. Higher HbA1C was associated with the worse plasma lipid profiles and more severe insulin resistance.
7.Prediction of Long-term Response to Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy by Real-time Three-dimensional Echocardiography
Weidong REN ; Yangjie XIAO ; Chunyan MA ; Shuang LIU ; Xiuyun LI
Journal of China Medical University 2010;(9):752-754
Objective To evaluate the value of real-time three-dimensional echocardiography(RT3DE)to predict the long-term response to cardiac resynchronization therapy(CRT).Methods Twenty-six patients with heart failure were scheduled for CRT.RT3DE was performed before and one year after the pacemaker implantation,and left ventricular(LV)dyssynchrony was defined as the maximum difference(Tmsv 16-Dif)and standard deviation(Tmsv 16-SD)when the minimum systolic volume of 16 segments was reached.Patients were divided into re-sponders and non-responders according to a reduction ≥15 % in LV end-systolic volume(LVESV)after CRT.Results Seventeen patients(65.4 %)were classified as responders.Compared with non-responders,the responders demonstrated a significant increase in LV ejection fraction,and reduction in Tmsv 16-SD.Tmsv 16-SD was a determinant factor for Δ LVESV ≥15%.Tmsv 16-SD 〉3.5% could be employed to evaluate the short-term response to CRT with 80 % sensitivity and 77 % specificity.Conclusions CRT can increase the LV systolic function and synchrony.RT3DE is highly predictive for long-term response to CRT
8.The research of rehabilitation effect of cochlear implantation for deaf children with gene mutation.
Ying KONG ; Shuang LIANG ; Cuncun REN ; Xin LIU ; Sha LIU
Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2015;29(13):1172-1174
OBJECTIVE:
To assess the evaluation on auditory rehabilitation effect for 42 deaf children with GJB2 gene mutation after cochlear implantation to provide a reference for the cochlear implant effect evaluation of such patients.
METHOD:
To conduct the detection on common genetic deafness gene mutation hotspots of hearing impaired children with cochlear implantation. To conduct auditory rehabilitation effect evaluation on 42 cases of patients with GJB2 genetic deafness after 3 months, 6 months and 12 months of the operation respectively. The single factor repeated measure ANOVA was applied to analyze whether there were significant difference among the results of initial consonant of a Chinese syllable recognition at 3 different stages after the operation, the results of vowel of a Chinese syllable recognition at 3 different stages after the operation, and the results of two-syllable recognition at 3 different stages after the operation.
RESULT:
235delC is the high-incidence mutational site in 42 cases of patients with GJB2 genetic deafness, the total detection rate is up to 90.48%. There were significant differences in the initial consonant of a Chinese syllable recognition rate, the vowel of a Chinese syllable recognition rate, the two-syllable recognition rate as well as the vowel of a Chinese syllable recognition rate after 3 months, 6 months and 12 months of the operation (P < 0.01).
CONCLUSION
Cochlear implantation is a safe and effective measure for auditory reconstruction, it can help patients with GJB2 hereditary severe sensorineural deafness to improve auditory speech recognition.
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9.The negative effects of atomization inhalation in mechanical ventilation patients:a retrospective study
Zhongman ZHANG ; Ya WANG ; Chun ZHOU ; Shuang REN ; Yongming TIAN
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2017;33(16):1256-1259
Objective To analyze and discuss the negative effects of atomization inhalation in mechanical ventilation patients in intensive care unit. Methods A retrospective study of all the mechanical ventilation patients in the general ICU of our hospital was carried out from Aprilto December 2015. The risk of multidrug-resistant organisms(MDROs)colonizationin the lower respiratory tract and ventilation associated pneumonia(VAP)in mechanical ventilation patients were analyzed. Results A total of 922 patients were monitored, 160 of whom had atomization inhalation, 92 for MDROs colonizationin the lower respiratory tract and 18 for VAP. The rates ofatomization inhalation in patients with and without MDROs colonizationin the lower respiratory tract were 30.4%(28/92)and 15.9%(132/830)with statistical difference (χ2=12.193, P=0.000). And those in patients with and without VAP were 50.0%(9/18) and 16.7%(151/904), with statistical difference (χ2=11.420, P=0.000). Atomization inhalation was the independent risk factor both of MDROs colonizationin the lower respiratory tract(OR=1.917, 95%CI1.163-3.159, P=0.011) and VAP(OR=4.613, 95%CI 1.773-12.002, P=0.000) in mechanical ventilation patients. Conclusions Atomization inhalation may increase the risk of MDROs colonizationin the lower respiratory tract and VAP in mechanical ventilation patients. Thus unnecessary and too frequent operations of atomization inhalation should be decreased.
10.Construction of a finite element model based on lunate sagittal Micro-CT images and its stress analysis
Chuanchao DU ; Ge XIONG ; Shuang REN ; Qiguo RONG ; Heng ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2017;21(27):4385-4390
BACKGROUND: Biomechanical mechanisms are complex, and previous studiers focus on the stress conduction in the carpus. However, the stress distribution and characteristics of trabecula in the carpus are rarely reported.OBJECTIVE: To investigate the stress distribution and deformation characteristics of the normal lunate through a two-dimensional sagittal finite element model.METHODS: A normal cadaveric lunate sample was scanned with Micro-CT and the central sagittal image was chosen for further finite element analysis (FEA). The chosen image was processed and imported into the finite element analysis software (Ansys 14.0). A two-dimensional sagittal finite element model of the lunate bone was established. Axial pressure was applied to the model with the wrist held in different positions, and nine regions of interests (ROIs) were identified, for which stress and displacement nephograms were created. These included the first principal stress (S1, the maximum stress in a principal plane), the third principal stress (S3, the minimal stress in a principal plane), shear stress (SXY, the component of stress coplanar with a material cross section), von Mises stress (SEQV, yielding begins when the elastic energy of distortion reaches a critical value)and displacement of each ROI (UY, displacement on the vertical plane of the lunate) which were calculated and compared.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: (1) The stresses on ROIs located in the proximal and volar cortices of the lunate bone were much higher than those in the distal and dorsal cortices. At the proximal lunate, S1 was less than S3; however at the distal lunate, S1 was greater than S3. The ROIs of the distal and proximal ends of the lunate bone received much higher stress than the ROIs of the middle part. As for axial trabecular displacement,both distal and proximal ROIs were compressed by axial pressure. However, the dorsal and the volar parts of the proximal lunate moved in different directions at different wrist postures. Besides, the stress values and magnitudes of displacement were elevated in wrist flexion and extension compared to neutral position.Furthermore, the stress concentration zones (the proximal volar ROI, the proximal dorsal ROI, the distal volar ROI, and the distal dorsal ROI) had different directions of shear stress and displacement in different wrist postures. (2) These results suggest that when stress is loaded on a normal lunate model, four stress concentration zones, the proximal volar ROI, the proximal dorsal ROI, the distal volar ROI, and the distal dorsal ROI are found. The wrist postures can significantly affect the value and distribution of axial stress on the sagittal lunate.