1.Structural equation model of relationship of coping style and social support with hope in maintenance hemodialysis patients
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2014;30(5):41-44
Objective To explore the relationship of coping style and social support with hope in maintenance hemodialysis patients.Methods A total of 177 maintenance hemodialysis patients were recruited from 3 dialysis centers in Guangzhou and were investigated with the self-designed questionnaire,the Herth Hope Scale,Simplified Coping Scale and Social Support Scale.Structural equation model was used to establish the model of relationship of coping style and social support with hope level.Results The average score of hope in maintenance hemodialysis patients was (31.83±3.69) points.The total score and all the sub-scores of social support were (42.24±4.09) points,(23.72±2.36) points,(10.82±2.26) points,(7.70±1.36) points respectively.And the average scores of positive coping style and the negative coping style were (2.15±0.28) points,(1.56±0.33) points,respectively.Social support had direct positive effect on hope level,and the positive and neg-ative coping style had indirect positive and negative effect on hope level respectively.Conclusions Social support has a direct effects on hope level in maintenance hemodialysis patients.Positive and negative cop-ing styles have indirect effects on hope level through social support.
2.Expression of Fas/FasL ligand and cell apoptosis in ischemia/reperfusion-induced retina and effects of bFGF
Ying, ZHAO ; Ying-Jun, NIU ; Zhan-Yu, ZHOU ; Yun-Xia, GAO ; Hong-Yun, WANG
International Eye Science 2005;5(3):423-427
· AIM: To explore the relationship between the expression of Fas/FasL and the apoptosis in retinal ischemia/reperfusion injury of rats, as well as the therapeutic effects of basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF)on the ischemic retina.injury were made by transiently elevating introcular pressure. A total of 28 rats were divided into Normal Group and Operative Group. The latter were subdivided into 1, 6, 12, 24, 48 and 72h after reperfusion, in which the left eyes of the rats were in the ischemia/reperfusion groups and the right ones were in the treatment groups (bFGF intracameral injection). Apoptosis was assessed by the terminal deoxynucleotidyl transferase-mediated dUTP-biotin nick-end labelling (TUNEL) method, and theexpression of Fas/FasL ligand was studied by strept avidin-biotin complex (SABC) immunohistochemistry.mai rats' retinae, but there were a significant number of TUNEL positive cells in 6-24h after transient ischemia followed by a decrease at 48h. The number of TUNEL positive cells reached a maximum at 24h after ischemia.The expression of Fas gradually increased as early as at 6h, reached a peak at 24h, then decreased at 48h. Similarly, the expression of Fas ligand was at peak in 24-48h in GCL and INL of retina. bFGF ministered before reperfusion inhibited apoptotsis and ameliorated the tissue damage. It also diminished Fas and FasL expression in ischemic/reperfused retina.siently elevated IOP induced apoptosis of cells in the retina. Fas/FasL may have an important role in the early events of the apoptotic pathways. bFGF can rescue RGCs from retinal ischemia/reperfusion injury through down-regulation of Fas and Fas ligand expression and may represent an important mechanism for therapeutic neuroprotection.
3.Acupuncture at ocular muscle points for 35 cases of trochlear nerve paralysis.
Ling-Yun ZHOU ; Ying HUANG ; He XU
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2013;33(9):814-814
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4.Effect of budesonide on eosinophils and histamine in nasal mucosa of guinea pig with allergic rhinitis
Qiu DENG ; Yun ZHOU ; Jun YANG ; Ying LI ; Xiaonong ZHU
Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2004;0(07):-
AIM: To build an allergic rhinitis model to evaluate the effect of budesonide on the eosinophils and histamine in nasal mucosa in allergic rhinitis guinea pig.METHODS: 33 guinea pigs were randomly divided into three groups: natural controlled group,allergic rhinitis(AR) group and budesonide treatment group.Allergic rhinitis model in guinea pigs were built by using toluene-2,4-disocyanate(TDI) nasal immunization and challenge.The indexes of clinical symptoms,pathomorphological diagnosis and content of histamine in mucosa were used to evaluate the potency of budesonide when used to treat allergic rhinitis.RESULTS: The expression of eosinophils and the content of histamine in nasal mucosa in AR group both were significantly higher than that of in natural controlled group(respectively,P(0.05)).CONCLUSION: Budesonide could effectively reduce the expression of eosinophils and content of histamine in nasal mucosa,but it is invalid in releasing the symptoms of AR in guinea pig.The reason of this phenomenon may be concerned with the method of model building.
5.Low-dose MSCT pulmonary angiography: low kVp with individual-adapted low tube current
Shurong LI ; Yun WAN ; Shuqin ZHOU ; Chaogui YAN ; Ying GAO ; Xuhui ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2013;(2):194-197
Objective To assess the feasibility of low-dose MDCT pulmonary angiography (MDCTPA) by using low kVp combined with individual-adapted low tube current protocol and noise reduction filter algorithms.Methods Fifty-six consecutively patients with MDCTPA were enrolled in the study.The patients were randomly divided into group A (120 kVp,100 mAs) and group B (100 kVp,individual-adapted tube current about 1.0 mAs/kg).Two series of images were reconstructed in group B:B1 with standard filter algorithms (FC13,B1) and B2 with noise reduction filter algorithms (FC11,B2).The image noise,quality and radiation dose in two groups were compared.Results The CTDIvol,DLP and E of group B were 5.1 mGy,83.3 mGy· cm and 1.4 mSv respectively,which were reduced by 64.3%,66.4% and 66.7%,respectively (F =32.57,12.32,11.98,P < 0.05) when compared with those in group A.Compared with group A,the image noise in B1 was increased by 118.2% (t =10.05 P <0.05),the central and peripheral SNR and CNR and scores were increased by 51.5%,46.6%,50.8%,45.3%and 20.4%,respectively(t =7.20,6.30,6.58,5.54,8.35,P < 0.05).Compared with B1,the image noise in B2 was reduced by 32.5% (t =6.12,P <0.05),the central and peripheral SNR and CNR and scores were increased by 46.2%,46.2%,45.9%,46.9% and 18.4% (t =3.19,3.55,2.95,3.37,5.42,P <0.05).Compared with group A,the image noise in B2 group was increased by 47.3% (t =4.03,P <0.05),the central and peripheral SNR and CNR and scores were reduced by 29.1%,21.8%,28.2%,19.6% and 8.2%(t =4.06,2.82,3.68,2.22,3.02,P<0.05).Conclusions Keeping effective diagnostic image quality,the protocol with low kVp and individual-adapted low tube current for low-dose MDCT pulmonary angiography would be effective and feasible,and the radiation dose would be significantly reduced.
6.Physiological pharmacokinetic model of children and its application of modeling software
Xu ZHOU ; Yuan-yuan WEI ; Tao MA ; Yue-zhou TANG ; Yun-jie DANG ; De-ying CAO
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2023;58(2):320-329
Developmental changes in children can affect drug disposition and clinical effects. A physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) model is a mathematical model that can be used to predict blood drug concentrations in children and gain insight into age-dependent physiological differences in drug disposition impact. Pediatric PBPK (P-PBPK) models have attracted attention over the past decade. With the concerted efforts of academia, pharmaceutical companies, and regulatory agencies, there are more and more examples of pediatric clinical studies using PBPK models. Nevertheless, the number of P-PBPK models and their predictive performance still lag behind adult models. By referring to the literature, we study the process of children adapting to adult absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion (ADME) parameters and analyze the general principles of P-PBPK model establishment. In addition, we summarize the functions and application examples of commonly used P-PBPK modeling software to provide a basis for the rational application of modeling software.
7.Factors affecting daily activities of patients with cerebral infarction
Peng LIU ; Cheng-Ye ZHOU ; Ying ZHANG ; Yun-Feng WANG ; Chang-Lin ZOU
World Journal of Emergency Medicine 2010;1(2):118-121
BACKGROUND:Stroke is the leading cause of death and long-term disability. This study was undertaken to investigate the factors influencing daily activities of patients with cerebral infarction so as to take interventional measures earlier to improve their daily activities. METHODS:A total of 149 patients with first-episode cerebral infarction were recruited into this prospective study. They were admitted to the Encephalopathy Center, Department of Neurology, the First Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical College in Zhejiang Province from August 2008 to December 2008. The baseline characteristics of the patients and cerebral infarction risk factors on the first day of admission were recorded. White blood cell (WBC) count, plasma glucose (PG), and many others of laboratory targets were col ected in the next morning. Barthel index (BI) was calculated at 2 weeks and 3 months respectively after onset of the disease at the outpatient clinic or by telephone cal . Lung infection, urinary tract infection and atrial fibrillation if any were recorded on admission. The National Institute of Health Stroke Scale (NIHSS) scores and the GCS scores were recorded within 24 hours on and after admission, at the second week, and at the third month after the onset of cerebral infarction respectively. RESULTS:The factors of BI at 2 weeks and 3 months after onset were the initial PG level, WBC count and initial NIHSS scores. Besides, urinary tract infection on admission was also the factor for BI at 3 months. CONCLUSION:Active measures should be taken to control these factors to improve the daily activities of patients with cerebral infarction.
8.Correlation of CXCL10 levels in plasma and cerebrospinal fluid with clinical course in patients with multiple sclerosis evolution
Penju LIU ; Xinghu ZHANG ; Ying Lü ; Heng ZHOU ; Yun LIU ; Wei LIU
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2011;44(7):448-450
Objective To investigate the evolution of CXCL10 in blood plasma and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) during relapses of multiple sclerosis (MS),and the correlation between these and the clinical neurological dysfunction.Methods Fifty-three patients with definite MS during relapsing state (relapsing MS group) diagnosed by the McDonald criteria;fifty-three patients with definite MS during remitting state ( remitting MS group);thirty-two patients with non-inflammatory neurologic disease ( NIND group) and fiftythree healthy controls (NC group) were enrolled in the study.Each patient clinical status was evaluated with the Expanded Disability Status Scale ( EDSS).Plasma and CSF levels were analyzed by enzyme-linked immunoassay.Results ( 1 ) The CXCL10 level in plasma in relapsing MS group elevated significantly between the 2nd ( (601 ± 365 ) pg/ml,t = - 2.898,P = 0.001) and the 4th ( (575 ± 297 ) pg/ml,t = -2.651,P=0.003) week after relapsing;GXL10 in CSF (n =32) did not changed significantly in the 4th week after relapsing( (1807 ±803) pg/ml).(2) The CXCL10 level in plasma in relapsing MS group were significantly higher than that in the healthy control group ((248±130) pg/ml,(=4.895,P=0.000) and remitting MS group ((287 ±118) pg/ml,t = 3.555,P = 0.001 ).( 3 ) The CXCL10 level in CSF in relapsing MS group (( 1774 ± 604) pg/ml) was significantly higher than that in NIND group ( ( 122 ± 114) pg/ml,t= 15.192,P =0.000).(4) The CXCL10 level in plasma in relapsing MS group had correlation with that in CSF (r=0.792,P=0.001).The CXCL10 level in CSF in relapsing MS group had correlation with EDSS scores (r = 0.526,P = 0.002 ).Conclusions The CXCL10 level in plasma might be implemented as a paraclinical marker of disease activity in MS.The CXCL10 level in plasma of MS may be relevant to that in CSF.The CXCL10 level in CSF of MS may indicate the clinical neurological dysfunction.
9.Knowledge, attitude and behavior on blood lipid among people participated in health examination in Changsha and the influential factors
Huiwu HAN ; Liqun ZHAO ; Renhe YU ; Nengfeng CHEN ; Yun LIU ; Lianxiang HE ; Ying XIAO ; Shi ZHOU
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2014;(12):1285-1291
Objective: To evaluate the knowledge, attitude and behavior on blood lipid among people in Changsha and to provide evidences for prevention and control of blood lipid abnormality. Methods: A total of 400 cases were randomly selected on the questionnaire of the knowledge, attitude and behavior on blood lipid in ordinary adults who participate in health examination in Xiangya Hospital. Blood lipid related physical examination was conducted at the same time. hTe health examination participants were divided into several groups according to their sex, age, degree of education, marriage and family income. The influential factors for knowledge, attitude and behavior were analyzed. Results: hTe knowledge score of blood lipid for health examination participants was 18.33±8.67 (total score 37), the attitude score was 6.63±2.45 (total score 9) and the behavior score was 8.32±2.65 (total score 16). hTe scores of female was higher than that of male in the terms of knowledge and behavior (bothP<0.05); the scores in the 40–49 age group were lower than those in the other age groups (all P<0.05); the scores in the junior high school group were lower than those in the other education groups (allP<0.05); the scores in the family group with less than 2 000 yuan income were lower than those in other family groups with different income (allP<0.05). The multiple stepwise regression analysis showed that: 1) the knowledge on blood lipid score was inlfuenced by ages and education background (bothP<0.05); 2) while the attitude of blood lipid was inlfuenced by four factors such as education background, systemic blood pressure, blood sugar and triglyceride(allP<0.05); 3) the behavior on blood lipid was inlfuenced by ifve factors such education background, triglyceride, systemic blood pressure, blood sugar and ages (allP<0.05). Conclusion: The knowledge, attitude and behavior on blood lipid among health examination participants were mostly influenced by education background, gender and ages. Thus, clinical medical staff should prevent the blood lipid abnormality through the health education and improve the knowledge in normal people. hTe group of 40–49 age male should be thought as the primary intervention subjects. hTe knowledge, attitude and behavior on blood lipid among the general population is also related to individual’s blood pressure, blood sugar and triglyceride. So the clinical medical staff should also improve the knowledge of blood lipid, blood pressure and blood sugar in general population for improving their attitude and unhealthy habits. In addition, the active control of blood sugar and blood pressure can enhance the overall health status of the general population.
10.Efficacy of?-lipoic acid in treating diabetic peripheral neuropathy
Li-Ge SONG ; Ying LI ; Yun ZHOU ; Ya-Qing CHEN ; Hong LI ; Xiu-Zhen ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 1985;0(02):-
Forty type 2 diabetic patients with diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) were assigned to two groups and treated respectively with?-lipoic acid or mecobalamin for 2 weeks.The results suggested that?-lipoic acid could accelerate the nerve conduction velocity and decrease the plasma level of endothelin and C reactive protein as well as microalbuminceria with a effect similar to mecobalamin therapy on DPN.