3.Influence on Healing Courses of Suppurative Appendicitis Incision by Positioning Drainage Tube under Fatty Layer of Incision
Weining DONG ; Xin SHANG ; Jinling ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2005;0(11):-
OBJECTIVE To investigate the infection rate and observe the healing courses of the incision after the open procedures of the suppurative appendicitis,which was managed by positioning drainage tube under the fatty layer of the incision.METHODS The infection rate,manifestation of the incision,and the mean time in hospital were observed after the drainage tube in the incision was employed.RESULTS The infection rate(9.30%) and the mean time in hospital(6.63?1.95days)dropped significantly(P
4.Effect of Both Limited Selective Posterior Rhizotomy and Limited Selective Soft Tissue Release Treating Spasmo-Cerebral Palsy in Both Legs
zhan-chun, LI ; jing-dong, ZHANG ; xin, ZHANG
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2004;0(11):-
Objective To analyze the effect of both limited selective posterior rhizotomy(LSPR)and limited selective soft tissue release(LSTR)on healing motor function related to spasmo-cerebral palsy in both legs.Methods Thirty-eight cases CP with LSPR and LSTR were collected in the past 3 years;21 males,17 females;aged 3.0-8.11 years old,on the average of 5.11 years old.Perioperative motor function were evaluated according to motor function scores.Results LSPR and LSTR played a role in improving motor function obviously,and had little difference in orthomorphia after SPR for 6 months.Conclusion LSPR and LSTR may improve cramp and abnormality in both legs,and enhance motor function,so the secondary operation agony can be avoided,and the family economic burden relived.
5.Rheological properties and gel properties of agar
Li ZHANG ; Jiachao XU ; Changhu XUE ; Xin GAO ; Dong ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Marine Drugs 1994;0(02):-
Objective Rheological properties and gelation properties of agar were investigated. Methods The gelling point,melting point and the gel strength of agar were detected with MCR101 rheometer and TA texture testing instrument. Results and Conclusion Rheological properties of agar were affected by its concentration ,temperature and the addition of salt (such as NaCl ,CaCl2) and sucrose. Apparent viscosity exhibited shear thinning behavior following the power law model. Apparent viscosity increased with the increase of concentration,and decreased with the rise of temperature. The decrease in viscosity followed an Arrhenius temperature dependence. Agar solutions exhibited typical "weak gel" properties by small strain oscillatory measurements. The results indicated that the agar solution was characterized as a gel properties ,and which could form a kind of heat reversible gel. The gelling point of agar was lower than its melting point. The gel strength of agar could be affected by its gel time,and the addition of salt (such as NaCl,CaCl2) and sucrose.
6.Analysis on clinical distribution of nosocomial infection in a hospital of Chongqing City in 2013
Weiping ZHANG ; Xin LUO ; Dong ZHENG ; Lijun LIU
Chongqing Medicine 2015;(18):2533-2536
Objective To understand the basic situation of hospital infection ,relevant problems were collected so as to pro‐vide reference for making infection control program .Methods Infection data in 2013 was reviewed and input into database which was built by EpiData3 .0 ;the descriptive statistical method was used for the characters of clinical distribution of hospital infection and χ2 test was used for the rate comparison by the SPSS17 .0 software .Results Four hundred and thirteen hospital infection cases were found in 2013 and infection rate was 1 .2% ,which was higher in patients with malignant tumor .The main parts of hosipital in‐fection were respiratory and urinary system .Escherichia coli ,Pseudomonas aeruginosa ,Acinetobacter bacteria Bauman ,Staphylococ‐cus aureus and Klebsiella pneumoniae were the main pathogen in nosocomial infection .Conclusion The focus for future prevention and control work are to strengthen hospital infection training ,susceptible sites management ,and formulate relevant rules of opera‐tion .
7.Significance of standardized treatment for cancer pain
Ying LI ; Xin LI ; Da JIANG ; Zengye ZHANG ; Qian DONG
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2015;(12):594-599
Objective:To discuss the significance of standardized treatment for cancer pain, according to the Cancer Pain Treat-ment Specification (2011 Edition) issued by the Ministry of Health, PR China. Methods:Clinical data of 126 patients with cancer pain, who were admitted to the Department of Medical Oncology, The Fourth Hospital of Hebei Medical University, were collected to com-pare the improvement of the Numeric Rating Scale (NRS) score, number of breakthrough pain, and quality of life score after treatment. The relationships between different pain grades, disease entities, and treatment effect were analyzed. The influence factors of pain relief were also analyzed by using Logistic regression analysis. Results:1). Following standardized treatment, the improvement rate of NRS score has shown significant differences in pain grading (P=0.001) and gender (P=0.000). However, no significant differences were ob-served between different diseases (P=0.112). The improvement rate of the life quality score and the number of breakthrough pain had no significant difference after standardized treatment. 2). The grading of cancer pain and the disease entities had little effect on cancer pain relief. 3). The anti-tumor treatment and“no distant metastasis”were the independent factors that brought about the decrease in NRS and quality of life scores.“No distant metastasis”(P=0.046) was the independent factor that reduced the number of pain out-breaks. Conclusion: The standardized treatment positively affects the NRS score, number of breakthrough pain, and quality of life score. Patients who received anti-neoplastic therapy and who had no distant metastasis showed significant treatment effectiveness in pain management.
8.Analysis of the clinical features of 57 patients with pathological proven connective tissue disease-related organizing pneumonia
Xin DONG ; Yi ZHENG ; Li WANG ; Yungang ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Rheumatology 2015;(6):374-379
Objective To investigate the clinical features of connective tissue diseases (CTD) related organizing pneumonia (OP). Methods The clinical and radiological features, therapy and outcome of 57 CTD-OP patients diagnosed by biopsy were retrospectively analyzed. T test, x2 test, Pearson/Spearmanˊs correla-tion analysis were used for statistical analysis with software version 15.0. Results CTD-OP accounted for 44% of all the OP. There were 36 cases (63%) with the initial clinical manifestation of OP in CTD-OP patients. The underling primary disease of CTDs included Sj?grenˊs syndrome (22, 38%), polymyositis/dermatomyositis (13, 23%), RA (13, 23%) and undifferentiated connective tissue diseases (9, 16%). At baseline, the clinical symptoms of cough and malaise [54% vs 83%, x2=7.749, P=0.005; 49% vs 71%, x2=4.007, P=0.045] were significantly lower in the CTD-OP patients than in the COP patients. The signs of moist rales and crackles (54% vs 32%, x2=4.160, P=0.041; 49% vs 27%, x2=4.529, P=0.033) were more common in the CTD-OP patients than in the COP patients. The TLC%, FVC% of the lung function reduced significantly in CTD-OP patients than in COP patients [(72 ±18)% vs (97 ±29)%, t=-2.475, P=0.027;(75 ±26)% vs (96 ±23)%, t=-2.174, P=0.039). The dosage of corticosteroids [(44 ±14) mg/d vs (37 ±10) mg/d, t=2.541, P=0.013] were significantly higher in the CTD-OP patients than in the COP patients. The complete recovery rate was slightly lower in CTD-OP than in COP (22% vs 29%, x2=0.384, P=0.483) with a tendency towards higher recurrence rate in CTD-OP (33% vs 14%, x2=4.007, P=3.958). Conclusion CTD-OP is probably the common cause of OP. OP can be the initial manifestation of CTD. The primary disease of the CTD-OP includes Sjogrenˊs syndrome, polymyositis/dermatomyositis, rheumatoid arthritis and undifferentiated connective tissue diseases. Compared with COP, CTD-OP patients may have milder clinical symptoms, but the more severe damage of the lung, the higher the recurrence rate, therefore, CTD-OP is worthy of more attention from rheumatologists.
9.Analysis of drug resistance characteristics of clinical isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in 2013
Xin LIN ; Lianzheng LV ; Lin DONG ; Chengbin ZHU ; Ruisheng ZHANG
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2014;(21):2910-2911
Objective To investigate the distribution and drug resistance of Pseudomonas aeruginosa(PAE) in the hospital ,so as to provide the reference for the rational drug use and the infection control in clinical .Methods The infection distribution and drug resistance of 822 isolates of PAE were analyzed .The drug sensitivity test was proceeded by dilution method ,and the results were judged according to the relevant documents of the CLSI .The data was analyzed by WHONET 5 .6 software .Results 822 isolates of PAE were mainly distributed in intensive care unit ward ,general surgical department and respiration department .The sample was 82 .1% from sputum .The infection rate was the highest in autumn(30 .0% ) .The drug resistance rate of PAE to cefperazone/sul-bactam was the lowest(7 .6% ) ,and which to amikacin was 19 .1% .The resistance rates of PAE to other drugs were all higher than 20 .0% .Conclusion PAE is a common pathogen of respiratory tract infection ,which has a high resistance rate to the current clini-cal antibacterial agents ,and doctors should pay attention to the infection caused by PAE .
10.Clinical Observation on 48 Cases of Peripheral Facial Paralysis Treated by Acupoint-penetrating Acupuncture
Xin DENG ; Chunling BAO ; Yuli ZHANG ; Guirong DONG ; Guoqi HUANG
Journal of Acupuncture and Tuina Science 2006;4(3):189-190
In the treatment of 48 cases of peripheral facial paralysis by puncturing Yangbai (GB 14)toward Yuyao (Ex-HN 4), Dicang (ST 4) toward Jiache (ST 6), Xiaguan (ST 7) toward Jiache (ST 6),Sibai (ST 2) toward Quanliao (SI 18), Baihui (GV 20) toward Taiyang (Ex-HN 5), Yintang (Ex-HN 3)toward Shangen (Ex-HN), Cuanzhu (BL 2) toward Jingming (BL 1), and Hegu (LI 4) toward Laogong (PC 8) on the sick side, with other acupoints added in accordance with the symptoms, the results showed cure in 39 cases, remarkable effect in 7 cases, failure in 2 cases, and the curative rate in 81.2% and the effective rate in 95.8%.