1.Study of building up a comprehensive system for predicting difficult laryngeal exposure under suspension laryngoscopy.
Hongqiang ZHANG ; Sujing TIAN ; Guoqing YANG ; Xiaoming LI
Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2015;29(16):1471-1473
OBJECTIVE:
To build up a simple and effective comprehensive system for predicting difficult laryngeal exposure under suspension laryngoscopy.
METHOD:
One hundred and twenty cases of laryngeal tubor were selected. Using Logistic regression method to analyse relative factors, including weight, height, BMI, neck girth, neck upward degree, upper-lower incisor teeth distance, thyroid-mentum distance, thyroid-sternum distance, Mallampati test, Yamamoto test and Upper lip bite test. Build data-base to construct a comprehensive system for predicting difficult laryngeal exposure under suspension laryngoscopy.
RESULT:
The relative factors of difficult laryngeal exposure were BMI, neck girth, upper-lower incisor teeth distance, neck upward degree, thyroid-mentum distance, Mallampati test and Yamamoto test (P < 0.05). To build up a comprehensive system for predicting difficult laryngeal exposure under suspension laryngoscopy. The predicting standards included the seven relative factors, each factor has 1 score, 2 score, 3 score. Higher score means more risk. Eight score was designed as minimum, under the premise,the sensibility, misdiagnosis rate, missed misdiagnosis rate, specificity of the experiment were 95.5%, 5.3%, 4.5%, 94.7%.
CONCLUSION
The comprehesive system is an effective method for predicting difficult intubation. It can help to identify difficult cases according to the results of this predicting system.
Anthropometry
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Chin
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Humans
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Intubation, Intratracheal
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methods
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Laryngoscopy
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methods
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Larynx
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Lip
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Neck
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Thyroid Gland
2.A Brief Analysis of Equivalence Demonstration Techniques for Clinical Evaluation of Medical Devices.
Huanhuan TIAN ; Sujing WU ; Yu LIANG ; Weili WANG ; Chengxue JI
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2023;47(3):328-331
This study overviewed equivalence demonstration, the principles for the selection of comparative devices, the difficulties in equivalence demonstration, and the equivalence demonstration of special medical devices. In addition, the concept of equivalence demonstration was adopted for the products exempted from clinical evaluation, and there were many confusion in actual use. The operation points and difficult points of equivalence demonstration for the products exempted from clinical evaluation were introduced in order to provide reference for medical device colleagues.
3.Design of new gradient scaffolds based on triply periodic minimal surfaces and study on its mechanical, permeability and tissue differentiation characteristics.
Zhiqiang LIU ; He GONG ; Jiazi GAO ; Zhehao LIU ; Shanshan ZOU ; Sujing TIAN
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2021;38(5):960-968
In order to establish a bone scaffold with good biological properties, two kinds of new gradient triply periodic minimal surfaces (TPMS) scaffolds, i.e., two-way linear gradient G scaffolds (L-G) and D, G fusion scaffold (N-G) were designed based on the gyroid (G) and diamond (D)-type TPMS in this study. The structural mechanical parameters of the two kinds of scaffolds were obtained through the compressive simulation. The flow property parameters were also obtained through the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation in this study, and the permeability of the two kinds of scaffolds were calculated by Darcy's law. The tissue differentiation areas of the two kinds of scaffolds were calculated based on the tissue differentiation theory. The results show that L-G scaffold has a better mechanical property than the N-G scaffold. However, N-G scaffold is better than the L-G scaffold in biological properties such as permeability and cartilage differentiation areas. The modeling processes of L-G and N-G scaffolds provide a new insight for the design of bone scaffold. The simulation in this study can also give reference for the prediction of osseointegration after the implantation of scaffold in the human body.
Bone and Bones
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Humans
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Permeability
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Porosity
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Tissue Engineering
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Tissue Scaffolds