1.The applying of disinfectant and sterilization management model in hospital infection control
Jinjing WU ; Xiangyi YIN ; Yan DING ; Guoxiu ZHANG ; Hejin XIA ; Xuemin YI
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(11):-
Objectives:In order to prevent and control hospital infection efficiently, comprehensive management is put into effect on the quality of disinfectant and sterilization. Methods:The management model which spot-supervision, bacteria monitor and scientific modification are integrated has been applied in hospital. Results and Conclusions:The sterilization mind of staffs has been steadily strengthened and the qualified ratios of various monitor items has increased annually.
2.Value of Red Cell Distribution Width in the Prognosis of Patients with Multiple Myeloma
Jinjing GUO ; Linhui HU ; Qianshan TAO ; Weiguo WANG ; Xia ZHANG ; Chuanrong HUANG ; Weiwei WANG ; Jianhua WANG ; Zhimin ZHAI
Journal of Modern Laboratory Medicine 2017;32(3):34-36,39
Objective To investigate the relationship between red blood cell distribution width (RDW) and prognosis in patients with multiple myeloma (MM).Methods The population that studied consisted of 27 patients with multiple myeloma and 30 healthy controls.The RDW was calculated according to the results of blood routine examination and compared between patients and healthy controls.Then,compared the difference between the two groups of RDW.MM patients were treated with international standard staging (ISS),and the differences of RDW in different stages were analyzed.ISS staging was used to draw the receiver operating curve (receiver operating characteristic curve,ROC curve),then take RDW14.65 % as the best cut-off point,the MM patients were divided into low RDW group (RDW=14.65 %) and high RDW group (RDW >14.65%).Overall survival (OS) condition were compared between the above two groups.The impacts of RDW on OS were analyzed by Kaplan-Meier and Log-rank test.Results The average RDW value in experimental and controlled were 15.60 % ± 2.35 % vs 12.72 % ±0.61 % separately (t=6.201,P<0.001),with statistical differences.The average RDW value in low ISS(Ⅰ + Ⅱ stage) and high ISS (Ⅲ stage) were 13.99 % ± 1.08% vs 16.55 %±2.39% separately (t=3.800,P=0.001).The median survival time of low RDW and high RDW group was 13 months and 8 months respectively,and the difference was statistically significant (x2=6.481,P =0.011).Conclusion RDW increased in patients with MM,the risk stratification higher prognosis is worse.
3.High Resolution Melting Curve Method for Detection of BIM Deletion
XIA JINJING ; BAI HAO ; XIONG LIWEN ; LI RONG ; YAN BO ; SHAO MINHUA ; HAN BAOHUI
Chinese Journal of Lung Cancer 2014;(3):238-242
Background and objective hTe aim of this study is to establish a HRM (high resolution melting curve) method for detection of deletion in human BIM gene and to detect this site deletion with the above method in 30 lung cancer samples and 30 normal samples. Methods The primers for detection of BIM deletion were designed and synthesized. The HRM method for geng deletion was established. And select the part of samples to detect BIM delection by normal PCR and sequencing assay. hTe Tm value of wild type PCR products was higher than that of the deletion PCR products. hTe difference of the corresponding Tm value is 2.5 oC. Results By detection with HRM methods, 1 samples were conifrmed to be mutant, 7 samples were conifrmed to be heterozygous and the other 22 samples were all wild type in the lung cancer samples. 2 samples were conifrmed to be heterozygous and the other 28 samples were all wild type in the normal samples. Conclusion hTe HRM method for detection of BIM deletion established in this study is a sensitive, accurate, simple and high throughput method.
4.Clinical and pathological analysis of pulmonary endometriosis: Three cases report
Dan YUAN ; Jinhua XIA ; Qing JI ; Jinjing WANG
Chinese Journal of Clinical Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2025;32(06):882-886
Pulmonary endometriosis (PEM) is a rare disease with diverse clinical manifestations, most commonly presenting as hemoptysis, while patients presenting solely with pulmonary nodules are less common. Here, we report three female patients (aged 32, 19, and 46 years, respectively). One patient sought medical attention due to hemoptysis during menstruation, while the other two had no obvious symptoms and were found to have pulmonary nodules during routine physical examinations. Two patients had a history of cesarean section, and one had a history of miscarriage. Pathologically, one patient of PEM showed extensive hemorrhage in the alveolar spaces, with fragmented endometrial glandular epithelium observed within the hemorrhagic foci. The other two patients exhibited proliferative endometrial glands and stroma, surrounded by old hemorrhage. Immunohistochemistry revealed that the endometrial glands and stroma in all three patients were positive for estrogen receptor, progesterone receptor, and vimentin, with CD10 positivity in the endometrial stroma. All three patients were definitively diagnosed as PEM by pathology and underwent thoracoscopic pulmonary wedge resection. Follow-up periods were 18, 31, and 49 months, respectively, with no recurrence observed in any of the patients.