1.Effect of time management on the on-time rate of implementation of the first selective operation
Lei CHEN ; Xiaoxue CHEN ; Li WANG
Modern Clinical Nursing 2014;(5):60-62,63
Objective To explore the effect of time management on the on-time rate of implementation of the first selective operation.Methods Five hundred and two selective operations from January to May of 2013 without time management were set as control group, while another five hundred and twenty with time management as experiment group. The two groups were compared in terms of on-time rate of the first selective operation, time for nurse’s extra shift, number of nurses at extra shift, numbers of operations and satisfaction level.Results After time management, the experiment group was significantly better than the control in terms of the on-time rate of operations, time for nurse’s extra shift, number of nurses at extra shift, numbers of operations and satisfaction level (all P<0.01).Conclusion Time management used in the operation room can significantly improve the on-time rate of selective operations and doctors’satisfaction and work efficiency, thus decrease nurses’overworking time.
2.Effects of Tianma-Sanqi Decoction on blood pressure variability of hypertensive patients with anxiety
Dengqin WANG ; Xiaoxue ZHANG ; Guohong SONG ; Lei LI ; Bing SUN
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2016;25(8):718-722
Objective To observe the efficacy of modified Tianma?Sanqi Decoction on hypertension patients with anxiety. Methods Totally 64 hypertension patients with anxiety patients were randomly divid?ed into control group (32 cases) and treatment group (32 cases).The control group with standard medica?tions for hypertension and treatment group with addition of Tianma?Sanqi Decoction, and both groups were continuously treated for 8 weeks. The changes of 24 hours ambulatory blood pressure and SAS scores were compared.Results ( 1) After treatment in the control group and treatment group of 24 h mean systolic blood pressure (24 hSBP) ((130.13±3.81)mmHg,(123.56±4.37)mmHg) (1 mmHg=0.133 kPa) were lower than before treatment((145.36±7.17) mmHg,(145.16±6.77) mmHg) and the difference was statisti?cally significant( P<0.01).(2) After treatment in the control group and treatment group 24 h systolic pres?sure standard deviation,diurnal systolic pressure standard deviation and nocturnal systolic pressure standard deviation((12.19±3.21) mmHg,(11.16±2.26) mmHg,(10.49±3.76) mmHg and (10.95±2.35) mmHg, (10.08±2.67) mmHg,(10.12±3.78)mmHg) were lower than before treatment ((14.53±3.65) mmHg, (13.81±4.04) mmHg,(12.47±4.23) mmHg and (16.73±7.90)mmHg,(16.06±4.14)mmHg,(13.65± 4.92)mmHg),and the difference was statistically significant( P<0.01 or P<0.05).After treatment in the treatment group, 24 h systolic pressure standard deviation, nocturnal systolic pressure standard deviation ((10.95±2.35) mmHg,(10.08±2.67) mmHg) were lower than control group((12.19±3.21) mmHg, (11.16±2.26) mmHg) and the difference was statistically significant.( P<0.01).(3) After treatment in the treatment group,SAS scores (36.68±3.88) points were lower than before treatment (58.66±3.13) points and the difference was statistically significant(P<0.01).After treatment the SAS score ((36.68±3.88) points) in the treatment group was lower than control group((51.86+2.62) points).Conclusion The hypertension patients with anxiety treated with Tianma?Sanqi Decoction and benazapril can improve blood pressure variability and the symp?toms of anxiety.
3.Efficacy of routine extraluminal use of Arndt endobronchial blocker for one-lung ventilation in infants
Guoliang LIU ; Jianmin ZHANG ; Jia GAO ; Wei HAO ; Xiaoxue WANG ; Lei HUA
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 2017;37(7):788-791
Objective To evaluate the efficacy of routine extraluminal use of an Arndt endobronchial blocker (AEB) for one-lung ventilation (OLV) in infants.Methods Thirty American Society of Anesthesiologists physical status Ⅰ or Ⅱ infants,aged 6-36 months,weighing 5-18 kg,undergoing elective thoracoscopic surgery,were enrolled in the study.The loop of AEB was fastened to the front of the endotracheal tube (ETT),and the blocker was placed externally to the ETT.After induction of general anesthesia,the AEB's placement was facilitated through the use of a fibreoptic bronchoscope.Mean arterial pressure,heart rate,end-tidal pressure of carbon dioxide,oxygen saturation and airway pressure were recorded before AEB placement (T1),during AEB placement (T2),at the beginning of OLV (T3),at the beginning of two lung ventilation (T4) and at extubation (T5).The AEB placement time and successful placement and lung collapse time were recorded.The satisfaction with lung collapse,AEB shifting,hoarseness and development of intraoperative adverse cardiovascular events and hypoxemia and hypoventilation during OLV were recorded.Results Compared with the baseline at T1,no significant change was found in heart rate or mean arterial pressure at the other time points (P> 0.05),airway pressure was significantly increased at T2,3,and end-tidal pressure of carbon dioxide was increased at T4 (P<0.05).The AEB placement time was (5.6± 1.2) min,the success rate of AEB placement 93%,the rate of satisfaction with lung collapse 83%,and the incidence of AEB shifting (only found in the pediatric patients in whom AEBs were placed on the right side) 13%.No intraoperative adverse cardiovascular events,hypoxemia or hypoventilation was observed in the pediatric patients in whom AEBs were successfully placed.Conclusion Routine extraluminal use of an AEB can provide a fast,safe and effective method for OLV in infants.
4.Analysis on correlation of sagittal craniofacial structures with different classes of malocclusion based on genetic algorithms method
Rong TENG ; Luyi YANG ; Xiaoxue XIA ; Shoudong WANG ; Lei NING ; Qili MU
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2017;43(4):800-804
Objective:To optimize the parameters of the equation of sagittal craniofacial structures with different classes of malocclusion using genetic algorithms(GAS), and to explore the rules .Methods:A total of 240 patients with average angle malocclusion aged 8-18 years old were divided into three groups: Angle Class Ⅰ(n=79), Angle Class Ⅱ(n=76)and Angle Class Ⅲ(n=85) groups.In each group 10 cases were randomly selected as the test samples, the rest as the experimental samples.The cephalometric analysis was performed on all the patients'' cephalograms, and the results of Ba-N,Ba-A,Ba-S,S-Ptm,Ptm-A,Ba-Ar,Ar-Go,Go-PoG,Ba-PoG and N-S-Ar were analyzed by two independent samples t-test and One-Way ANOVA. The relevant influencing factors of craniofacial structures were found.The parameters of the equation was optimized to obtain the relevant equations using GAS.The predicted values of the optimized equation were compared with the measured values.Results:There were no significant differences in sex between Angle Class Ⅰ, Class Ⅱ and Class Ⅲ groups(P> 0.05);when the men and women with the same type were combined,the Ba-A,Ptm-A,Ar-Go,and Ba-PoG had statistically significant differences between Angle Class Ⅰ, Class Ⅱ, and Class Ⅲ groups (P<0.05).The correlation analysis results showed that in Angle Class Ⅰgroup:Ba-A was positively correlated with Ba-N (r=0.683),Ptm-A was positively correlated with Go-PoG (r=0.738), Ar-Go was positively correlated with Ba-PoG (r=0.833), and negatively correlated with Go-PoG (r=-0.560) and Ba-PoG was positively correlated with Go-PoG (r=0.669);in Angle class Ⅱ group,Ba-A was positively correlated with Ba-PoG and Ba-N(r=0.884,r=0.883), Ptm-A was positively correlated with Ba-A (r=0.742),Ar-Go was positively correlated with Ba-PoG (r=0.401)and negatively correlated with Go-PoG (r=-0.317) and Ba-PoG was positively correlated with Ba-A and Go-PoG(r=0.883,r=0.488);in Angle Class Ⅲ group,Ba-A was positively correlated with Ba-N and Ba-PoG(r=0.891,r=0.829),Ptm-A was positively correlated with Ba-A (r=0.807)and negatively correlated with Ba-S (r=-0.404),Ar-Go was positively correlated with S-Ptm (r=0.548) and Ba-PoG was positively correlated with Ba-A (r=0.829).The equation of sagittal craniofacial structure with different occlusal classes was established by GAS.In Angle Class Ⅰgroup:Ba-A(mm)=10.963 9+0.859 8×Ba-N,Ptm-A(mm)=6.897 6+0.557 0×Go-PoG,Ar-Go(mm)=-2.548 2+0.511 8×Ba-PoG-0.5272×Go-PoG,Ba-PoG(mm)=17.515 6+1.021 3×GO-POG;in Angle Class Ⅱ group:Ba-A(mm)=-2.121 3+0.567 6× Ba-PoG+0.513 2× Ba-N,Ptm-A(mm)=13.788 7+0.349 4×Ba-A,Ar-Go(mm)=2.447 7+0.368 8×Ba-PoG-0.427 9×Go-PoG,Ba-PoG(mm)=-7.140 2+0.751 3×Ba-A+0.295 4×Go-PoG;in Angle Class Ⅲgroup:Ba-A(mm)=3.281 0+0.545 3×Ba-N+0.394 4× Ba-PoG,Ptm-A(mm)=3.535 8+0.63 1×Ba-A-0.614 2×Ba-S,Ar-Go(mm)=-9.002 1+1.004 3×S-Ptm,Ba-PoG(mm)=-2.091 2+1.057 5×Ba-A.There were no significant differences between the predicted values of GAS and the measured data (P> 0.05), and the error was small.Conclusion: The optimal relation equation of craniofacial structure of sagittal malocclusion is established by GAS with the quantitative regularity.
5.Prediction on vertical craniofacial bone relationship in patients withskeletal class Ⅱ malocclusion based on genetic algorithms method
Xiaoxue XIA ; Luyi YANG ; Rong TENG ; Lei NING ; Shoudong WANG ; Qilli MU
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2017;43(4):794-799
Objective:To establish the quantitative relationship equation of the crantiofacial vertical points in the skeletal classⅡ malocclusion patients with various vertical types by using genetic algorithms method,and to express the measured values in the patients with different gender with the same formula.Methods:A total of 155 skeletal class Ⅱ malocclusion patients without treatment,aged from 10 to 18 years old,were selected and divided into high-angle group(n=50),average-angle group(n=58),low-angle group(n=47);5 samples were randomly selected in each group as the test samples,the rest as the experimental sample.The cephalometic radiographs were performed and measured.The relevant influencing factors of craniofacial structure were ensured.The genetic algorithm was used to optimize the equation parameters to obtain the correlation equation.The error between the predicted value and the measured value was compared.Results:The various parameters had no significant differences between different gender in high-angle,average-angle and low-angle groups(P>0.05);then the men and the women with same type were combined,most of the indicators had statistically significant differences between three groups (P<0.05).The correlation analysis results showed that there was a positive correlation between age and Ans-U1(r=0.470),there was a positive correlation between N-Me and Ans-Me(r=0.964);for Ans-U1 ,there was a positive correlation with Ans-Me(r=0.805)and negative correlation with facial angle;there was a positive correlation between N-Go and N-Me (r=0.926);for L1-Me,there was a positive correlation with Ans-Me(r=0.898)and negative correlation with the angle of Go(r=-0.468)in high-angle group. In average-angle group,there was a positive correlation between age and N-Me (r=0.531);for Ans-U1,there was a positive correlation with Ans-Me(r=0.878)and negative correlation with the facial angle(r=-0.262);for Ans-Me,there was a positive correlation with N-Me(r=0.920), negative correlation with N-Ans(r=-0.560)and negative correlation with Ar-Go(r=-0.652);for N-Go,there was a positive correlation with S-Go(r=0.867), positive correlation with N-Ans(r=0.252)and positive correlation with L1-Me(r=0.754).For S-Ar,there was a positive correlation with S-Go(r=0.671), negative correlation with Ar-Go(r=-0.250),and positive correlation with L1-Me(r=0.552).In low-angle group,for age,there was a positive correlation with S-Go(r=0.602), negative correlation with the angle of Go(r=-0.346),and positive correlation with L1-Me(r=0.576);for N-Me,there was a positive correlation with Ans-Me(r=0.869),and positive correlation with N-Go(r=0.859),and negative correlation with the facial angle(r=-0.177);for N-Ans,there was a positive correlation with N-Me(r=0.605) and negative correlation with Ans-U1(r=-0.113);for Ans-Me,there was a positive correlation with N-Me(r=0.869),positive correlation with the facial angle(r=0.070),and positive correlation with Ans-U1(r=0.785);for N-Go,there was a positive correlation with N-Me(r=0.859)and positive correlation with S-Go(r=0.829).The quantitative relationship equations of the crantiofacial vertical points in skeletal class Ⅱmalocclusion patients with various vertical types in each group were established by using genetic algorithms.In high-angle group:Age=5.883 6+0.269×Ans-U1,N-M=22.026 6+1.494 5×Ans-Me,Ans-U1=34.959 4+0.454 5×Ans-Me-0.409 7×Facial angle,N-Go=-4.588 2+0.472 4×N-Me,L1-Me=-12.590 5+0.5322×Ans-Me+0.124 3×∠Go.In average-angle group:Age=-2.944 1+0.146 8×N-Me,Ans-U1=18.917+0.476 4×Ans-Me-0.230 2×Facial angle,Ans-Me=-0.620 5+1.014 5×N-Me-0.974 1×N-Ans-0.057 6×Ar-Go,N-Go=1.631 1+0.897 8×S-Go+0.919 7×N-S+0.168 8×L1-Me,S-Ar=-1.823 1+0.845 3×S-Go-0.867 0×Ar-Go+0.202 4×L1-Me.In low-angle group:Age=11.740 6+0.152 7×S-Go-0.169 9×∠Go+0.252 5×L1-Me,N-Me=61.153 0+0.964 3×Ans-Me+0.628 6×N-Go-0.689 2×Facialangle,N-Ans=-4.949 2+1.065 8×N-Me-2.316 5×Ans-U1,Ans-Me=-25.180 0+0.418 4×N-Me+0.280 3×Facial angle+0.477 6×Ans-U1,N-Go=8.684 2+0.409 9×N-Me+0.403 3×S-Go.There was no significant difference between the predicted values of equation established with genetic algorithms and the measured data (P>0.05).Conclusion:The quantitative relationship equation of the crantiofacial vertical points in the skeletal class Ⅱmalocclusion patients with various vertical types established with genetic algorithms may show the vertical quantitative relationship and predict the growth to a certain degree.
6.Quantitative Assessment of Brain Damage in Acute Phase Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Using Intravoxel Incoherent Motion Imaging
Yanli ZHANG ; Tianhong WANG ; Xiaoxue TIAN ; Chaoning ZHOU ; Zhaodong LIU ; Shaoyu WANG ; Junqiang LEI
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging 2017;25(3):185-189,195
Purpose To quantitatively evaluate the severity of brain damage in the acute phase of CO poisoning using intravoxel incoherent motion imaging.Materials and Methods MRI scans were performed in 26 patients with CO intoxication of acute stage and 18 healthy controls with matched age and gender.The difference of D value,D* value and f value in different ROIs between the poisoning and the control groups were compared,and the best cut-off values were determined.The correlation between the consciousness state and the D value as well as f value in the vulnerable area of the brain (globus pallidus) was analyzed.Results Compared with control group,the D and F value of the poisoning group were decreased in multiple ROIs,of which statistical significance was observed in the f values in the centrum semiovale,globus pallidus and thalamus,and the D values in the centrum semiovale,lateral ventricle,globus pallidus and corpus callosum splenium (P<0.05).The best cut-off value,sensitivity and specificity were as follows:fcs=51%,77%,73%;fga=61%,77%,83%;ft=80%,85%,64%;D,=0.69×10-3 mm2/s,85%,83%;Dlv=0.65× 10-3 mm2/s,73%,89%;Dga=0.68× 10-3 mm2/s,62%,83%;Dccs=0.70× 10-3mm2/s,81%,89%.The disturbance of consciousness was positively correlated with decrease of D value and f value (rD=0.828,rf=0.745,P<0.05).Conclusion The D and f values of intravoxel incoherent motion imaging can quantitatively evaluate the brain damage severity in acute CO poisoning.
7.Effect of SHBG gene on the apoptosis of human trophoblastic cells
Xiaoxue XI ; Siyu LIAN ; Zhen JIN ; Lei SUN ; Qian SUN ; Chong FENG ; Yue WANG ; Bao ZHANG
Journal of Regional Anatomy and Operative Surgery 2016;25(10):711-714,715
Objective To investigate the effects of sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG)gene in the apoptosis of human trophoblastic cells.Methods The siRNA specific-targeting SHBG gene was transfected into human trophoblastic cells and they were divided into six groups:trophoblasts without transfection in normal control groups(group Ⅰ);transfect liposome in blank control groups(group Ⅱ);transfect nonspecific siRNA in negative control groups(group Ⅲ);transfect SHBG siRNA-Ⅰ,SHBG siRNA-Ⅱ,SHBG siRNA-Ⅲ respectively in trans-fection group(group Ⅳ,Ⅴ,Ⅵ).Hoechst 33258 dying method was used to detect cell apoptosis.SHBG and Caspase-3 mRNA profiling and the level of SHBG and caspase-3 protein were detected by real-time PCR and Western blot.Results There was no statistical significant difference in the gene expression and protein level of SHBG and caspase-3 in group Ⅰ,Ⅱ and Ⅲ (P >0.05).In Ⅳ,Ⅴ and Ⅵ group,there was no statistical significant difference in the expression level of SHBG and caspase 3 (P >0.05).Compared with group Ⅰ,Ⅱ and Ⅲ,the a-mount of SHBG gene expression decreased obviously,the caspase-3 mRNA and protein level increased obviously and the trophoblast cell ap-optosis increased markedly (P <0.05).Conclusion Through siRNA interference technology can reduce SHBG gene expression in human trophoblastic cells,and it can lead to excessive apoptosis of human trophoblasts cells.
8.Hyperthermia treatment of dose-response relationship study in human cervical carcinoma Hela cells
Fenglin LEI ; Lingyun ZHAO ; Qisheng XIA ; Xiaoxue XIE ; Jianqiang MA ; Jintian TANG
Journal of International Oncology 2009;36(8):635-639
Objective To investigate the dose-response relationship of the treatment temperatures and heating time on human cervical carcinoma hela cells,aiming at providing experimental evidences for clinical hy-perthermia. Methods Hela cells were heated at 37 ~ 70 ℃ in temperature-controlled water baths, the tempera-ture was divided into nine groups,each time was divided into eight subgroups (1 ~ 30 min). The morphology changes of cells after hyperthermia were detected by inverted microscope. Proliferation rates were measured by MTT colorimetric assay. The apoptesis rates were determined by flow eytometric analyse. The levels of prolifera-ring cell nuclear antigen (PCNA) were measured with immunohistochemistry. Results lnereaseing the heating time at the same temperature, or increaseing heating temperature at the same time, the cell proliferation, survival rates and PCNA expression decreased. There was no significant morphological change about cells ,but have small amount of apoptosis and a direct role of the suppression and destruction at 41 ℃ and 43 ℃ group. A large num-ber of cells shrinked to round and a major role for apoptosis at 46℃ group. Cell necrosis was major role at 50 ℃and 55 ℃ group. More than 55 ℃ for necrotic cells. Conclusion With the increase of heating temperature and heating time, its treatment of Hela cells gradually enhance. So combining dose-effect relationship of hyperthermia temperature and time can reach the best therapeutic effects.
9.Establishment of rabbit model for immunogenicity evaluation of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine
Yonghong LEI ; Xiaoxue ZHANG ; Chenbao XUE ; Yulong ZHANG ; Xinli WANG ; Kai XU ; Zheng XIANG ; Qiang GAO ; Jisheng LIN
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2017;37(5):386-392
Objective To establish an animal model for evaluating immunogenicity of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine.Methods New Zealand rabbits were intramuscularly administrated with three doses of 13-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV13) with two weeks interval between each injection.Serum samples were collected at different time points before and after vaccination.Quantitative enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) and opsonophagocytosis assay (OPA) that were in conformity with the World Health Organization (WHO) standards were used to detect the concentrations of serotype-specific antibodies and their bactericidal activities.Results The concentrations (Geometric mean concentration, GMC) of serotype-specific antibodies in rabbit serum samples were well correlated with their bactericidal activities (Geometric mean titer, GMT) following vaccination.Moreover, the dynamic changes of GMC and GMT of the same serotype-specific antibody remained consistent as time went by.Conclusion Rabbit model can be used to analyze the immunogenicity of PCV13 vaccine with quantitative ELISA and OPA, which indicates that it is a suitable animal model for evaluating immunogenicity of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine.
10.Study on demineralization and remineralization of human fluorosed teeth in vitro.
Liya LUO ; Hong LI ; Jichao LIANG ; Xiaoxue LEI ; Hui ZHANG ; Shengcheng PENG ; Chengwen LIANG
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2010;27(1):116-125
This study sought to determine the impact of dental fluorosis severity on demineralization and remineralization of human fluorosed teeth in vitro. Surface enamel microhardness was measured on the enamel blocks before and after demineralization and after remineralization. The results showed that after demineralization, the sequence of % Surface microhardness demineralization (% SMHD) was TFI4 (18.92 +/- 1.31) < TFI3 (20.50 +/- 1.32) < TFI2 (25.08 +/- 1.69) < TFI1 (27.77 +/- 1.79) < TFI0 (30.70 +/- 1.35) (P < 0.05), and there was no statistically significant differences between TFI1 (27.77 +/- 1.79) and the normal group TFI0 (30.70 +/- 1.35). After remineralization, the sequence of % Surface microhardness remineralization (% SMHR) was TFI1 (55.17 +/- 1.23) > TFI0 (53.97 +/- 3.05) > TFI2 (49.17 +/- 1.81) > TFI3 (44.85 +/- 1.89) > TFI4 (36.51 +/- 2.95) (P < 0.05). Moderately fluorosed enamel showed a significatnt resistance to caries, but mildly fluorosed enamel could get better remineralization. These facts and figures deserve clinicians' attention.
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