2.Improvement of diabetic peripheral neuropathy using monochromatic infrared energy
Jie LIU ; Yan-Cheng XU ;
Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2003;0(10):-
Objective To observe the effect of monochromatic infrared energy(MIRE)on diabetic periphe- ral neuropathy(DPN).Methods Seventy-four subjects with diabetic peripheral neuropathy who were tested by Semmes-Weinstein monofilaments(SWM)were randomized into 2 groups:a conventional management group and a conventional management plus MIRE group.Then the patients'sensory function and other DPN symptoms were evalu- ated by the SWME and the score of Michigan Neuropathy Screening Instrument.Results After treatments,there was a decrease(P<0.01)in the number of the sites insensitive to SWME(grade 5.07),and MNSI scores were sig- nificantly decreased(P<0.01).The MIRE management was more effective than conventional management.Con- clusion Monochromatic infrared energy is perhaps a safe,non-pharmaceutical and non-invasive method for the treat- ment of diabetic peripheral neuropathy.
3.The effect of human high-molecular-weight salivary mucin on the aggregation of streptococcus mutans.
Yan XU ; Jinqiu YUE ; Zhi CHENG
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2001;0(01):-
0bjective: To observe the effects of parotid saliva(PARS), extraparotid saliva(EPS) and purified high molecular weight mucin(MG1) on the aggregation of streptococcus mutans . Methods: PARS, EPS and MG1 were prepared routinely and applied in the cultures of S. mutans Inbritt, S.mutans LM and S.sobrinus OMZ 176 respectively for 2 h. The aggregation of the bacteria was measured spectrophotometrically.Results: The aggregation (%) of S.mutans Inbritt, S.mutans LM and S.sobronus OMZ 176 induced by EPS was 32.80 , 57.87 and 35.46 , that by MGI 25.68, 32.77 and 24.16 , that by PARS 13.52, 22.23 and 16.00, respectively. Conclusion: The effect of MGI on the aggregation of streptoccus mutans is weaker than that of EPS and stronger than that of PARS. The aggregation may be primarily induced by mucins.
4.Chemotherapy drugs affect terminal lung cancer EGFR mutation status
Yonghong CHENG ; Keli YAN ; Tiansuo XU
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2016;23(3):414-416
Objective To compare the advanced non -small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)patients before and after chemotherapy peripheral blood EGFR mutation status,we understand whether the chemotherapy drug impacts the EGFR mutation status of the advanced NSCLC patients,so as to improve the precision of EGFR TKIs -drug use. Methods To collect the peripheral blood of 30 cases of advanced NSCLC before chemotherapy and after chemotherapy for 6 cycles.DHPLC technique was used to detect the EGFR mutation states of EGFR exon 19 and in exon 21.Results In 30 patients,chemotherapy prior EGFR mutation positive rate was 53.3% (16 /30).After 6 cycles of chemotherapy, the EGFR mutation positive rate was 36.6% (11 /30),the consistent rate was 56.6 (17 /30)before and after chemo-therapy,inconsistent rate was 53.4% (13 /30).10 cases from positive to negative before chemotherapy,3 cases from negative into positive before chemotherapy with statistical significance (P =0.046).Six EGFR19 exons changed, change rate of 20%,8 EGFR21 exons shift changed at a rate of 26%.EGFR19,21 shift in 1 case,with no statistical significance(P =0.39,P >0.05).Conclusion (1)The late NSCLC patients before and after peripheral blood of EGFR mutation status change,so before starting the targeted therapy we must recive real -time detection of peripheral blood EGFR mutation status,so as to decide whether to choose EGFR TKIs targeted drug therapy.(2)EGFR21 exons transformation rate is higher than EGFR19 exons conversion rate,but with no statistical difference,this phenomenon may be related to EGFR19 exons patients who with EGFR mutations -TKIs treatment efficiency is higher.
6.Selection points by up-down cross method for ankle sprain.
Cheng LI ; Wei-Hui LU ; Jing-Yan XU
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2011;31(10):918-918
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7.Effects of dominant hand in contact with sternum on the quality of external chest compression on high-fidelity manikin
Shan JIANG ; Cheng JIANG ; Yan ZHAO ; Bing XU
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2016;25(1):33-37
Objective To analyze the effects of dominant hand position on the quality of external chest compression for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) by the employment of the high-fidelity real-time feedback manikin system.Methods A total of 228 medical students of Wuhan University were enrolled in 2013 after standard CPR training courses.Participants were brought to a simulation scenario in which an adult happened to have heart arrest out of a hospital.Each studeut was asked to do five cycles of conventional CPR.In accordance with the dominant hand and the actual compressing hand position,the students were divided into dominant hand (DH) group and non-dominant hand (NH) group.Comparisons of chest compression rate,chest compression depth and chest recoil between two groups were carried out,respectively.The data were analyzed by the software of SPSS 13.0.Results There was no significant difference in overall chest compression rate between two groups (P > 0.05) while the frequency distributions of chest compression rate showed differences (P <0.01),and chest compression rates above 100 cycle per min in DH group were higher than that in NH group (97% vs.92%,P =0.002).There was significant differences in chest compression depth between two groups (DH 44±8 mm vs.NH 43±8mm,P=0.001).In NH group,the depth in cycle 5 (41 ±8) mm is obviously less than that in cycle 1 (44 ±7) mm,cycle 2 (43 ±7) mm and cycle 3 (43 ±8) mm.Totally,there was no differences in chest recoils between two groups [NH (98 ±8)% vs.DH (97 ± 10)%,P =0.13],but full chest recoils were seen more in NH group (85% vs.79%,P < 0.05).Conclusions The dominant hand position can improve the quality of CPR resulted from the higher compression rate,deeper compression depth as well as delayed fatigue.
8.Effect of electro-acupuncture on NO-cGMP signal pathway in spinal cord in a rat model of neuropathic pain
Liping YAN ; Xintian WU ; Shoudong LI ; Hengze XU ; Cheng MA
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 2010;30(6):718-721
Objective To investigate the effect of electro-acupuncture on the spinal nitric oxide (NO)/cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP) signal pathway in a rat model of neuropathic pain (NP). Methods Forty-eight pathogen-free male SD rats weighing 190-210 g were randomly divided into 3 groups (n = 16 each):group Ⅰ sham operation (group S); group Ⅱ group NP and group Ⅲ electro-acupuncture + NP (group E). NP was induced by chronic constrictive injury (CCI). Right sciatic nerve was exposed and 4 loose ligatures were placed on the sciatic nerve at 1 mm intervals with 4-0 chromic catgut. In group E Huantiao and Weizhong points on the operated side were stimulated with electric stimulator (frequency 2 Hz, wave length 0.6 ms, starting at a voltage of 1mA and increasing by 1 mA every 10 min) for 30 min once a day at 11-17 d after CCI. Pain threshold to mechanical and thermal nociceptive stimuli was measured before (T0 , baseline) and at 10 and 16 d after CCI (T1, T2). The animals were sacrificed at 17 d after CCI and the lumbar segment (L4-6) was removed for determination of the activities of total NO synthase (tNOS), induced and neural NOS (iNOS, nNOS) (by spectrophotometry), NO content (by nitrate reductase method) and cGMP content (by immuno-histochemistry) in the spinal cord in 8 animals and the expression of iNOS and nNOS in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord (by immuno-histochemistry) in another 8 animals in each group. Results CCI significantly decreased the mechanical and thermal pain threshold at T1 and T2 as compared with the baseline at T0 in group NP and E. Hyperalgesia induced by CCI was significantly attenuated by electro-acupuncture at T2 in group E as compared with group NP.CCI significantly increased tNOS and nNOS activities, NO and cGMP content in the spinal cord and up-regulated nNOS expression in the spinal dorsal horn. Electro-acupuncture significantly attenuated the CCI-induced increases in tNOS and nNOS activities, NO and cGMP content in the spinal cord and nNOS expression in the spinal dorsal horn. There was no significant difference in the iNOS activity among the 3 groups. Conclusion NO-cGMP signal pathway in the spinal cord is involved in the acupuncture analgesia.
9.Public traditional Chinese medicine hospitals cost accounting informatization cross-sectional study
Jinghan XU ; Yue CHEN ; Yan JIANG ; Shunrui ZHANG ; Wei CHENG
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(6):490-493
Objective To understand the basic situation and existing problems of cost accounting information construction in the traditional Chinese medicine hospital. Methods We made a cross-sectional study of all traditional Chinese medicine hospitals cost accounting informatization, and then analyzed the results. Results In the survey of 1588 traditional Chinese medicine hospitals, there exists the problem with 78.65%for limited software;57.43%for not sharing between the systems;43.20%for outdated software. The occupancy rate was 81.86%for HIS system, 87.09%for the accounting software, 39.11%for cost accounting software, 5.42%for none. The proportion of hospitals was over 95% whose income data statistics to department;80% for spending data;73.05%for fixed assets depreciation cost;51.39%for amortization of intangible assets and 52.77%for medical risk fund. The proportion of hospitals was 81.49%whose data inside services statistics to medical auxiliary departments and higher than the logistics department, which was 63.85%.Conclusion The occupancy rate of cost accounting system software was limited in traditional Chinese medicine hospitals. The problems were limited cost accounting system software and unavailable information shared between the systems.
10.MRI manifestations of dysplastic gangliocytoma of the cerebellum
Yan SONG ; Hongwei XU ; Jingliang CHENG ; Hui JIN ; Yanzhao TAN
Journal of Practical Radiology 2014;(8):1275-1278
Objective To discuss MRI characteristics of dysplastic gangliocytoma of the cerebellum.Methods MRI manifesta-tions of 13 cases with dysplastic gangliocytoma of the cerebellum verified by operation and pathology were analyzed retrospectively. Results All of 13 cases were located in the cerebellar hemisphere and vermis.The lesions presented striated pattern of iso-intensity signal and hypo-intensity signal on T1-weighted images.The sign of tiger stripes was the feature in dysplastic gangliocytoma on T2-weighted and FLAIR images.All of the tumors showed slightly striated enhancement after intravenous administration of contrast agent.The mass effects of dysplastic gangliocytoma of the cerebellum along with the forth ventricle and brain stem oppressed were seen in all cases.NAA was mildly reduced on magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS)in 7 cases of dysplastic gangliocytoma of the cerebellum.Conclusion There are distinctive manifestations in MRI images for dysplastic gangliocytoma of the cerebellum,which has crucial diagnostic value before operation.