1.Review of the doctor-patient relationship:a perspective from the general rules of the Civil Law
Meihua REN ; Wenhong GUO ; Shuping LU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2017;33(6):448-450
The General Rules of the Civil Law of the People′s Republic of China(hereinafter the General Rules)shall officially come into effect as of July 1 of 2017.In this consideration,the paper probed into the legal attributes of the doctor-patient relationship in China in view of the relationship management in line with the General Rules.Also analyzed are the basic principles to be observed by both parties as regulated by the General Rules and patient rights protection.These efforts aim at elevating China′s medical service,protecting legitimate rights of both parties,and encourage a healthy and harmonious doctor-patient relationship.
2.Clinical pathology ,neuroimaging and molecular genetics on cerebral autosomal dominat arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy
Shuping XIE ; Jing ZHANG ; Dehong LU
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2000;0(05):-
Objective To investipate the cerebral autosomal dominat arteriopathy with subcortical infarcts and leukoencephalopathy (CADASIL) through the clinical features , pathology, neuroimage, and molecular genetics as well as the family tree of a case as to exploring the diagnostic method of the disease .Methods Systematic study on the clinical manifestations, genetic site, neurologic and muscular biopsy was performed. Results The main clinical features including poor memory and history of stroke were found. Neuroimaging examination showed multiinfarct lesions and leukoencephalopathy. Biopsy indicated the arteriolar hyalinosis,GOM and osmiophilic granule. A family history was confirmed. A mutation on the fourth exon of notch 3 gene was revealed. And no risk factors of hypertension and arteriosclerosis were found. All these features are in conformity with those of CADASIL.Conclusion CADAIL is not rare and is possible to be defined in vivo by way of dermal biopsy,examination of gene and neuroimage characteristics.
3.Effects of Formaldehyde on Activities of Enzymes in Testes of Male Mice
Lin YE ; Shuping REN ; Yi LU
Journal of Environment and Health 1993;0(01):-
Objective To study the effects of formaldehyde on activities of enzymes in testes of male mice. Methods Male Kunming mice were used. Experimental groups had been exposed to formaldehyde with different doses by i.p. once per day for 7 consecutive days. The formaldehyde doses were 0.2, 2.0 and 20.0 mg/kg body weight. The mice were killed after 7 days of treatment and their testes were fetched out to be made into even slurry and the activities of LDH, G-6-PD and SDH in them were tested. Results The activities of G-6-PD and SDH were decreased with the increasing of doses of formaldehyde. Compared with the control group, the activities of SDH in each exposed group had significantly decreased (P
4.An Improved Method of Internal Hemorrhoid Ligation Treatment
Huanyuan LU ; Shuping REN ; Feizhou HUANG
Journal of Chinese Physician 2001;0(03):-
Objective To compare the clinical efficacy and safety between the improved ligation method and the traditional ligation method in the treatment of internal hemorrhoid. Methods Double blind and randomized study were made in 86 patients with internal hemorrhoid. The traditional method was performed by ligation of internal hemorrhoidal body, and the improved method was to ligate rectal mucous membrane above internal hemorrhoidal radicles. Results The improved method has better effect than the traditional method. The clinical symptoms of internal hemorrhoid such as bleeding,pain,constipation,edema,itching and erosion in the patients treated by the improved method were significantly improved compared with the patients treated by the traditional method(P
5.Study on treatment of postpartum hemorrhage with urgent interventional embolization
Jiayuan XI ; Shuping REN ; Liang LU
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(06):-
Objective To evaluate urgent selective arterial embolization to treat massive postpartum hemorrhage. Methods Twenty seven patients with ages of 21~53 years undengoing severe postpartunm hemorrhage, were due to centrol placenta previa, uterine atony, birth canal trauma, placenta accretio, cervical pregnancy etc. All of the patients had lost a volume of blood about 1 000ml to 5 000ml while the hemorrhage could not be controlled with vaginal packing and administration of uterotonic drugs. Urgent hemostatic embolization was performed for them. After angiography, super selective catheterization was performed for bilateal anterior division of internal iliac branch of uterine arteries and embolized with Gelfoam particles. Results Catheterization success rate was 96.3%. Angiography showed ectopic uterine artery in one case. Immediate block of hemorrhage took place in 22 cases and gradual hemostasis appeared in 4 cases, the efficacy rate was 96.3%. The one with ectopic uterine artery was operated upon to ablate the uterus. 11 patients with (bleeding) shock and 8 patients with DIC were all saved. Conclusions Urgent arterial embolization is an ideal method for treating life threatening postpartum hemorrhage. The procedure saves the maternal uterus and is also effective for postpartum DIC.
6.Clinical Features and Treatment of Tympanic Membrane Atelectasis
Xiaozheng SHA ; Shuping SUN ; Wei LU ; Bin ZUO ; Jing ZHANG
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2015;(3):252-255
Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics of the tympanic membrane atelectasis and treatment methods ,and to provide a reference value for future clinical diagnosis and treatment .Methods A retro‐spective analysis of 86 patients(104 ears) with tympanic membrane atelectasis treated in our hospital from June 2011 to August 2013 .Disease severity was classified according to the erasmus classification of atelectasis by Sade ,and pre- and post -operative air -bone gaps (ABG) were compared .Results There was no statistical difference of mastoid gasification on CT scan between mild and sever tympanic membrane atelectasis (P>0 .05) .While the sta‐tistical difference was found in two groups of whether there were soft tissues in middle ear and mastoid cavity on CT scan(P<0 .05) .There was an improvement in the average ABG for all stages .Conclusion This study demonstrated that surgical intervention had a favorable effect on hearing level across all stages .The treatment of atelectatic ears should be taken and individualized .
7.Screening Tests for Detecting of Bacterial Metallo-?-lactamase
Xiuwen LU ; Dan SHA ; Shuping ZHANG ; Jinliang WANG
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(09):-
OBJECTIVE To establish a simpler method for screening bacterial metallo-?-lactamase(MBL) by comparing Hodge test and double-disk synergy tests(DDSTs),and using 5 inhibitors such as sodium citrate,EDTANa2,EDTAK2,sodium dimercaptopropane sulfonate and mercaptoethanol.METHODS In Hodge test,5 inhibitors of different concentration were added to the imipenem(IMP) disks,the sizes of the inhibition zones were compared.Disk containing IMP and disk containing a metallo-?-lactamase inhibitor were used in DDSTs.The optimal inhibitors concentration and edge-to-edge distance between the two disks were selected.The performances of the Hodge test and the DDSTs were also compared.RESULTS Among the metallo-?-lactamase inhibitors used in this study,1∶15 diluted mercaptoethanol gave the most reproducible and the clearest results when a filter disk containing mercaptoethanol was placed near the IMP disk with the edge distance of 3 mm.CONCLUSIONS Mercaptoethanol-IMP DDSTs are simple,convenient and sensitive methods for screening MBL.
8.Breast MRI in detecting primary malignancy of patients presenting with axillary metastases and negative X-ray mammography
Xiaokang LI ; Yilin XU ; Peifang LIU ; Hong LU ; Shuping ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2011;45(4):348-352
Objective To evaluate the role of breast MRI in detecting the primary malignancy in patients presenting solely with axillary lymph node metastases. Methods Thirty-three patients with axillary lynph node metastases but negative findings on either physical examination or mammography underwent breast MRI to identify occult breast carcinoma. MRI of the breast was assessed according to BI-RADS criteria. The pathologic diagnosis was made according to the standard criteria by the WHO Classification of Tumor. Results Among 33 patients presenting solely with axillary metastases, 30 patients underwent modified radical mastectomy. Primary breast carcinoma was proven in 17 patients. MRI detected lesions in 16 patients, including 10 masses and 6 non-mass lesions. Size of the masses ranged from 0. 5 to 2. 6 cm (mean 1.5 cm). Six lesions were smaller than 1.5 cm in size. Non-mass lesions showed ductal enhancement in 4 cases and segmental enhancement in 2 cases. One patient with tumor detected by histopathology showed no abnormal enhancement on MRI. No tumor was found at mastectomy in the other 13 womeu, and negative MR findings were revealed in 9. Four cases with suspicious enhancement on MRI had no corresponding primary foci on pathology. Three patients didn't undergo surgical procedure. The sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy of MRI in the diagnosis of the primary malignancy were 94. 1%,69. 2%, and 83.3%, respectively. Conclusions Small size of mass and ductal or segmental enhancement of non-mass lesion were common MR features of occult malignancy. MRI showed high sensitivity and accuracy in diagnosing occult breast carcinoma. Breast MRI should be taken in search of occult malignancy in patients with axillary metastases.
9.Optimal Acupuncture Therapeutic Projects for Cerebral Infarction-related Motor Dysfunction of Lower Limbs
Gangqi FAN ; Yang ZHAO ; Weiping SHEN ; Shuping CAO ; Lijun LU
Journal of Acupuncture and Tuina Science 2007;5(1):27-31
Objective: to select the optimal acupuncture therapeutic projects on cerebral infarction-related motor dysfunction of lower limbs. Methods: to optimize the combination projects on 4 factors and 3 levels affecting the acupuncture effect on cerebral infarction by using orthogonal design targeting on patients with cerebral infarction-related motor dysfunction of lower limbs, and Fugl-Meyer score of limb motor function was taken as indexes. Results: The relatively optimal Fugl-Meyer score of lower limb function can be obtained within 3-day duration of cerebral infarction. Conclusions: As far as the considered factors and levels are concerned, the previously mentioned project is the optimal acupuncture therapeutic project for cerebral infarction-related motor dysfunction of lower limbs.
10.Clinical Features and Therapeutic Effects of Vestibular Paroxysmia
Zibo ZHAO ; Shuping SUN ; Kaihui FAN ; Wei LU
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2016;24(3):231-235
Objective To investigate the clinical features and the therapeutic effects in patients with vestibu-lar paroxysmia(VP) .Methods A total of 32 patients with VP were analyzed retrospectively through pure -tone au-diometry (PTA) ,auditory brainstem response(ABR) ,magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) ,and vestibular function . The effects were assessed after 3 months treatment of carbamazepine (CBZ) or oxcarbazepine (OXA) .Results The main clinical symptom of 32 patients was a brief spell of vertigo ,and 75% of patient's attacks were regularly precipi-tated by certain head positions or position changes .The most common accompanying symptom was unsteadiness of stance or gait (75 .00% ) .The PTA thresholds were elevated in 11 patients (34 .38% ) .MRI in all patients showed neurovascular cross -compression(NVCC) .Among 30 patients who performed ABR tests ,24 (80 .00% ) were ab-normal and 19 patients (63 .33% )were found that the interpeak latency (IPL) of wave I-III( IPL I-III) prolonged more than 2 .2 ms .The course of the patients with IPL I -III prolonged was relatively longer (P=0 .231) ,but there was no significantly difference .All patients received carbamazepine (CBZ) or oxcarbazepine (OXA) for one month .One case was lost to follow -up ,4 had no symptom improvement and 27 had a significant reduction in the attack frequency and intensity respectively after treatment of one month ,two months ,three months and 6 months of the drug withdrawal ,compared with the previous (P<0 .05) .The level of vertigo was significantly improved(P<0 .05) .Conclusion Episodic spells of vertigo are the main clinical symptom of VP ,regularly caused by certain head positions or position changes .The NVCC can be found by MRI in all patients .The IPL I -III in ABR was pro-longed in most patients ,some of them have hearing loss .CBZ and OXA are effective with VP and also significant in the experimental treatment of diagnosis .