1.The influence of life style on development of asthma in infants with acute bronchiolitis
International Journal of Pediatrics 2011;38(1):88-90
Bronchiolitis is a common respiratory infective disease in children, which is caused by viruses mostly. A view that bronchiolitis is a special pattern of manifestation of asthma is accepted widely. In the past few years, many agents appeared as a inducement from bronchiolitis to asthma, such as family histoty and atopy. At the same time, the life style of infants( feeding patterns,infective frequency ,environment exposure)plays a role in this process. Studying these factors will help doctors to detect people with high risk, and supply treatment earlier.
2.Progress of dendritic spines in the nervous system diseases
International Journal of Pediatrics 2013;(3):287-289
Dendritic spines are functional protrusions on neuron dendrites and formation of excitatory synaptic sites.Dendritic spines contain a variety of cell surface receptors,actin cytoskeleton,scaffolding proteins and other components,which regulate the growth of dendritic spines maturation and structure.Multiple components within dendritic spines not only have effects on expression of its shape and structure,but also on the function.Morphology of dendritic spines is closely related with its function.Its shape is affected by many factors in the changing process.So dendritic spine plasticity is an important aspect of synaptic function in the central nervous system,and is closely related with learning and memory function and central nervous system diseases.
3.Research on AQP4 and central nervous system diseases
International Journal of Pediatrics 2013;40(6):607-610
Aquaporins (AQP) are membrane channel proteins which facilitate water transport through cell membranes.AQP4 is abundantly expressed in brain which is located in endfeet of astrocytes adjacent to capillaries,neurons,and neuronal synapses.It has also been identified in neurons of the supraoptic and paraventricular nuclei of the hypothalamus.AQP are closely related to many central nervous system diseases.Researches have showed that AQP4 participates in regulating and controling process of cerebral edema that caused by brain trauma,cerebral ischemia,intracranial infection and mmour,etc.AQP4 antibody is specific biological markers in serum of patients with neuromyelitis,which helps diagnosis of neuromyelitis optica and multiple sclerosis,predicting prognosis and therapy of neuromyelitis optica.AQP4 has been shown to play roles in pathological and physiological process of neurodegenerative diseases,epilepsy,migraine.This article aims to review the distribution,function,influential factors of AQP4 and research development of AQP4 in common diseases of the central nervous system.
4.Diagnosises progresses of gene chip technology in unexplained mental retardation
International Journal of Pediatrics 2014;41(1):38-40
Gene chip technology is a large amount of information,simple operation,fast speed of the nucleic acid sequence determination and quantitative analysis technique.The advantages of this technology include high integration and high content of micromation,parallelism,diversification and automatization.Currently,gene chip technology is increasingly being used in clinic,including disease diagnosis,treatment guidelines and prognosis.The progresses of the diagnosis of the gene chip technology in unexplained mental retardation are summarized in this paper.
5.Influence of individualized nursing intervention on success rate of holding breathing in patients undergoing dual-source CT imaging
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2011;27(25):41-42
ObjectiveTo discuss the infiuence of personalized nursing intervention on success rate of holding breathing in patients undergoing dual-source CT imaging.Methods167 cases of patients were randomly divided into the observation group(100 cases)and the control group(67 cases). The control group implemented routine care, on the basis of routine care, the observation group was given pertinent and individualized nursing intervemion according to the factors causing failure of holding breathing, including better psychological counseling for patients, the right guidance, to alleviate symptoms, to improve comfort degree, to give clinical evaluation after inspection, et al.ResultsThe success rate of holding breathing in the observation group and the control group was 99.0% and 88.1%, the observation group was significantly higher than the control group.ConclusionsHealth education for patients, attention to patients' illness, mental state, cognitive and behavioral changes in a timely manner to give individualized nursing intervention and seriously check the implementation of results in patients, can effectively improve the success rate of holding breathing in patients undergoing dual-source CT coronary angiography.
6.Ventilation strategies during and after cardiopulmonary resuscitation in children
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2012;19(1):5-8
During cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR),ventilation is provided by either mouth-to-mouth or bag-mask technique,and give 12 to 20 times breaths per minute.Ventilation should deliver 8 to 10 times breaths per minute after endotracheal intubation.Compression-ventilation ratio is 30∶2 for one rescuerand 15∶2 for two rescuers.After the return of spontaneous circulation,if no spontaneous breathing or irregular,respiratory insufficiency,mechanical ventilation is required.High oxygen and excessive ventilation after CPR should be avoided.When acute lung injury or acute respiratory distress syndrome occurs after CPR,lung protective ventilation strategy is applicable.
7.Cognitive investigation of the relationship between clinical and management staff
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2008;24(11):765-768
Objective An initial study on the cognition of the relationship between clinical and management staff for the purpose of improvements. Methods Questionnaires were issued to 38 clinical medical staff and 26 hospital management staff, regarding this relationship. Results Consensus is found between the two groups regarding clinical involvement in management, teamwork and exchange, and cognition on the competence and capability of the other party, P>0.05. On the other hand, however,cognitive differences are found regarding mutual penetration, power balance and implementation of policies and systems. Conclusions In-depth cooperation and understanding between the two groups and the mutual conversion of their behaviors and concepts are the cornerstones of an ideal relationship between clinical staff and management staff.
8.Nutritional screening and assessment in critically ill children.
Chinese Journal of Pediatrics 2014;52(2):152-155
Anthropometry
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Child Nutritional Physiological Phenomena
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Critical Care
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Critical Illness
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Enteral Nutrition
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Intensive Care Units, Pediatric
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Nutritional Status
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Parenteral Nutrition
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Predictive Value of Tests
9.Expert consensus for management of pediatric septic shock (2015):Which changes should be focused on?
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2016;23(3):149-151
“Expert consensus for the diagnosis and management of septic shock( infectious shock) in children (2015)” has been published based on the “Recommended protocol for diagnosis and treatment of septic shock in children” which was published in 2006.The definition, diagnosis and early management pro-t ocol of pediatric septic shock was revised partly in the latest expert consensus.The goal of the expert consen-sus was to guide the clinical physicians on early identification and early intervention of pediatric septic shock, and reduce mortality and improve prognosis of septic shock in children.
10.Differentiation and culture of tumor stem cells in human primary gastric cancer cells
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2016;20(23):3380-3385
BACKGROUND:There is a close relationship between tumor stem cels and tumor occurrence and recurrence, but there are stil some disputes in the presence of tumor stem cels in al tumors.
OBJECTIVE:To investigate the differentiation and culture of tumor stem cels in human primary gastric cancer cels.
METHODS:Primary gastric cancer cels isolated from fresh gastric cancer tissues were stained with hematoxylin-eosin and identified by immunohistochemical detection of carcinoembryonic antigen. The CD44 expression of the cels was detected using immunofluorescence method. Magnetic activated cel sorting was used to isolate CD44+gastric cancer cels that were then seeded subcutaneously behind the armpit of mice. Growth of implanted tumor cels was observed.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:Human primary gastric cancer cels were isolated in serum-free medium. Compared with the routine culture group, the number of CD44+cels(P< 0.05)and the tumor volumewere significantly increased in the spheroid culture group. Furthermore, at 90 days after transplantation, the tumor volume of mice in spheroid culture group was significantly higher than that in the routine culture group. These experimental findings indicate that gastric cancer cels with certain tumorigenicity can be successfuly isolated from gastric cancer cels using serum-free culture method and magnetic activated cel sorting method.