1.Mechanism of Biological Effects of ELF Pulsed Electromagnetic Wave on Cells
Space Medicine & Medical Engineering 2006;0(02):-
Objective To observe changes of cytosolic Ca2+ levels before and after irradiation by ELF pulsed electromagnetic waves and to study the mechanism of these changes.Methods Basing on the result from experiment,time-frequency analysis was applied to analyze the bio-effects of ELF pulsed electromagnetic field on cytosolic Ca2+ levels.Results The PHMx(t,?)isoline of cytosolic Ca2+ levels of the cells before(a)and after(b)irradiation by ELF pulsed electromagnetic field was given.Electrohydrodynamic instability and a crystalline liquid biomembrane were applied to explain the mechanism of biological effects on the cells.Conclusion The cytosolic Ca2+ concentration represents a well-defined pattern of spectrum in time-frequency domain,containing continuous and dispersive spectral components.The circs which was considered to induce bio-effects in time-frequency domain presented two unique properties:the continuous spectrum of cellular Ca2+ fluctuations in time-frequency domain was narrowed by the high-energy spectrum component restrained,and the distribution and the frequencies of the dispersive spectra were changed.Furthermore,the pulse frequencies and intensities producing the bio-effects are discrete and distant.
2.Analysis of Electric Stress in Human Head in High-frequency Low-power Electromagnetic Environment.
Yongjun ZHOU ; Hui ZHANG ; Zhongqi NIU
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2015;32(2):295-299
Action of electromagnetic radiation exerting on human body has been a concerned issue for people. Because electromagnetic waves could generate an electric stress in a discontinuous medium, we used the finite difference time domain (FDTD) as calculation methods to calculate the electric stress and its distribution in human head caused by high-frequency low-power electromagnetic environment, which was generated by dual-band (900 MHz and 1 800 MHz) PIFA antennas with radiated power 1 W, and we then performed the safety evaluation of cell phone radiation from the angle whether the electric stress further reached the human hearing threshold. The result showed that there existed the electric stress at the interface of different permittivity organization caused by the two kinds of high-frequency low-power electromagnetic environment and the maximum electric stress was located at the interface between skin and air of the phone side, and the electric stress peak at skull did not reach the threshold of auditory caused by bone tissue conduction so that it can not produce auditory effects.
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3.Anatomy and clinical application of external malleolus periosteum bone flap pedicled with fascia and external malleolus anterior artery
Yanxiang ZHANG ; Guoqing YU ; Yongjun ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2000;0(03):-
Objective To investigate the anatomical character and clinical application value of external malleolus periosteum bone flap pedicled with facia and external malleolus anterior artery. Methods Applied anatomy was studied with 10 adult corpse specimen after artery perfusion,observed the origin.trackway,and measured the external diameter and major vessel's length of external malleolus anterior artery,observed the composition of external malleolus artery net,and completed the performance in clinic in 10 patients and followed up for 6 months~6 years. Resultes The bone flap had abundant blood-supply,its pedicle was long enough for transfer,little injury to donor,the surgical procedure was easy to manipulate,and was used in clinic to treat talus fracture in 9 cases (fresh 5 and old 4) and old tibia fracture in 1 case,10 cases were involved with satisfactory outcome. Conclusion External malleolus periosteum bone flap pedicled with fascia and external malleolus anterior artery is a good new donor for the patients with fracture of talus or lower tibia,especially ununited case or osteonecrosis.
4.Clinical observation on efficacy of 47 cases of cluster headache treated with electro-acupuncture combined with auricular acupoint seeds and its adverse reaction interfering
Guoying ZHOU ; Jianhong JIN ; Yongjun CHEN
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2010;32(1):26-28
Objective To study the efficacy of electroacupuneture combined with auricular acupoint seeds on cluster headache and its adverse reaction interfering.Methods A total of 98 cases with stroke were randomly recruited into a control group of 49 cases and a treatment group Of 49 cases.The control group was treated with conventional medicine,while the treatment group was treated with electro-acupuncture combined with auricular acupoint seeds,besides tge conventional intemal medicine.The efficacy was evaluated after one monm's treatment.A follow-up efficacy was evaluated in the continuous 6 months.Results 2 cases in the treatment group and 1 case in the control group quitted in the process.The treatment group showed significant better results in the immediate efficacy,3-mortth follow-up efficacy and 6-months follow-up efficacy as compared to the control group(all P<0.05).The adverse reaction incidences of the treatment group were also significantly lower than the control grouD at 3-months and 6-months follow-up study(all P<0.05).Conclusion The therapy of electro-acupuncture combined with auricular acupoint seeds is helpful to improve pharmacotherapy effect and alleviate medium term and long term adverse drug reaction.It can be served as an effective preventative measure for cluster headache.
5.Analysis of ischemic stroke subtypes
Na LI ; Heng ZHOU ; Yongjun WANG
Clinical Medicine of China 2008;24(8):796-797
Objective To determine the symptomatological characterictics of isehemie stroke in Chinese people on the basis of Oxfordshire Community Stroke Project (OCSP) criteria. Methods 900 patients with ischemic stroke were reviewed. Ischemic stroke was classified into four subtypes. Results Patients were classified as lacunar infarcts(19.3%) ,total anterior circulation infarcts(17.2%) ,partial anterior circulation infarcts (45.3%), and posterior circulation infarcts(18.2%). The statistical comparison between male and female of each subtype is not significant . Conclusion The difference between the studies is caused by race difference and some other reasons.
6.Enlightment of American medical education on education of high altitude militray medicine in China
Yongjun LUO ; Qiquan ZHOU ; Yuqi GAO
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2012;11(7):729-731
There were a lot of differences between the American and Chinese medical education.Students in American should obtain bachelor's degree of humanities or science before reciveing medical doctor's degree at graduation.High altitude militray medicine is a characteristic discipline of the third military medical university,aming at training general doctors for the plateau.During the designing of high altitude militray medicine curriculum and its teaching process,we actively learned from the advanced experiences of American based on the reality,optimizd currulum,improved teaching methods,greatly cultivated the students' protential in order to increase the qualify of high altitude militray medicine personnel.
7.Lipoprotein-associated phospholipase A2:an independent predictor of vascular risk and a novel target for therapy
Guoqing ZHOU ; Yongjun CAO ; Heqing ZHAO
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2010;18(9):702-705
Lipoprotein-associated phospholipase A2(Lp-PLA2) can rapidly hydrolize and oxidize the oxidized phosphatidylcholine molecules produced in low density lipoprotein and atherogenic lipoprotein (a),generating the soluble proinflammatory and proapoptotic mediatorslyso-phosphatidylcholine and oxidized free fatty acids.It stimulates aggregation and activation of monocyte-macrophage system and induces apoptosis and damages the removal of dead cells.It plays an important role in the development of lipid necrotic core of atherosclerosis.Lp-PLA2 is not an independent risk marker of coronary artery disease and ischemic stroke,but also plays an important role in the development of atherosclerotic plaques.Selective Lp-PLA2 inhibitor reduces the development of necrotic cores.It may play a role in the stabilization of atherosclerotic plaques.At the same time,it may represent a novel target for the treatment of atherosclerosis.
8.The relationship between hypoxia-inducible factor-1α and cartilage degeneration in osteoarthritis: a review.
Fangfang DONG ; Yongjun WANG ; Chongjian ZHOU
Journal of Integrative Medicine 2012;10(1):13-8
Osteoarthritis is one of the most common diseases seen in clinical practice. Cartilage survives in the hypoxic microenvironment. Hypoxia-inducible factor-1α (HIF-1α) is a key nuclear transcription factor which mediates the hypoxic response of cells. HIF-1α gene is an important regulator for the adaptation of articular cartilage to the hypoxic environment. It is important for formation of articular cartilage, energy metabolism and matrix synthesis. If the HIF-1α gene is knocked out, the cartilage can not maintain their normal morphology and function, which may lead to cartilage degeneration, and result in diseases such as osteoarthritis. Chinese herbal medicines can regulate the expression of HIF-1α gene and supply a therapy method for osteoarthritis. In this paper, the authors review the situation of the correlation between HIF-1α and osteoarthritis cartilage degeneration examined in recent years.
9.Association between aphasia types and language center
Yun ZHOU ; Yaqing ZHANG ; Jingbo CAO ; Yongjun WANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2006;10(14):163-165
BACKGROUND: Most studies believed that lesion sites are decisive to the attack and types of aphasia, which is also in disputation.OBJECTIVE: To classify and evaluate aphasia with CT and MRI examinations, so as to reveal the association between aphasia types and lesion sites.DESIGN: A cross-sectional study.SETTING: Department of Neurology, Beijing Tiantan Hospital affiliated to Capital University of Medical Sciences.PARTICIPANTS: The lesion sites were selected from 1 198 patients with cerebral infarction, who were hospitalized in the stroke unit of the Department of Neurology, Beijing Tiantan Hospital affiliated to Capital University of Medical Sciences between February 2002 and February 2005, the diagnosis accorded with the diagnostic standard of cerebral infarctionset by National Meeting for Cerebrovascular Disease, and the patients with cerebral infarction were caused by lesions of left cerebral hemisphere ry school and above, the intellect was normal before attack, and there was score of Western battery aphasia was > 93.8. Totally 221 males and 104 females were enrolled, and the average age was (68.72±4.56) years.and received MRI examination within 1 week after admission. The data collection and treatment were finished with the Siemens Trio 2003T magaphasia of the patients was classified and evaluated with the Western battery aphasia by professional language therapist within 2 weeks after adtic aphasia examination severity grading standard by the same language therapist on the same day of Western battery aphasia. There were 6 grades, grade 0 was taken as meaningless language or auditory understanding ability, and grade 5 as extremely few differentiable language disorders, the patients could feel some difficulties subjectively, but the hearer was uncertain to obviously detect.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Association between aphasia types and lesion sites; Grading of aphasia severity. Aphasia not caused by the involvement of language centers: Of the 1 198 patients with cerebral infarction, the Broca area in 5 cases and Wernicke area in 4 cases were involved, and did not cause aphasia syndrome in the Western battery aphasia showed that 83 cases had Broca aphasia, 48 cases Wernicke aphasia, 58 cases complete aphasia, 12 cases conduction aphasia, 36 cases transcortical motor aphasia, 17 cases transcortical sensory aphasia, 19 cases transcortical mixed aphasia and 52 cases nominal aphasia. The lesions located at typical language center in 240 cases and at nonaphasia examination severity grading standard: It was grade 0 in 84 cases, grade 1 in 79 cases, grade 2 in 77 cases, grade 3 in 63 cases and grade 4 in 22 cases, and the typical language centers were involved in most of the patients of grade 0 and grade 1.CONCLUSION: The association between types and lesion sites of most aphasia are in accordance with the typical aphasia mode, but it was not completely accordant in a few aphasias, the lesion of non-language centers can also cause aphasia, and the aphasia is greatly severe in the patients with the lesion site of language centers.
10.Primary progressive aphasia: a case study
Yumei ZHANG ; Yongjun WANG ; Yun ZHOU ; Zaizhu HAN ; Hua SHU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2005;9(5):165-167
BACKGROUND: Primary progressive aphasia(PPA) is a degenerative disease of nervous system, which is very rare in clinics. Only 3 cases have been reported in our country. There is very little clinical information regarding the characteristics of PPA in linguistics and imageology.OBJECTIVE: To report the language disorder and the characteristics of imageology of one PPA patient for the clarification of the clinical features of PPA.DESIGN: A case analysis.SETTING: Department of Neurology, Beijing Tiantan Hospital; Faculty of Psychology, Beijing Normal University.PATICIPANT: Male, 56 years old, senior high school graduate, businessman before the onset of the disease. The case visited the department of Neurology,Tiantan Hospital, Beijing due to the complaint of three years of progressive decreasing in language skills, which was then diagnosed with PPA.METH ODS: Spoken language fluency evaluation in Chinese Aphasia Examination Set of the First Affiliated Hospital of Beijing Medical University was used to evaluate this patient, the type of Aphasia was judged by Western Aphasia Examination Set, and the severity gradation was classified by the Boston Diagnostic Aphasia Examination(BDAE) . Memory, intelligence screening and imageology examination were performed as well.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: The fluency of spoken language, the type of aphasia, and the severity of aphasia of the patient were judged, and whether the patient suffered from memory and intelligence disorder were observed as well as the features of imageology.RESULTS: The patient had fluent spoken language, which was evaluated as sensory aphasia(SA) with the aphasia severity of level 4, and had no memory or intelligence disorder. MRI showed atrophy in left frontal lobe and temporal lobe, which was more significant in left side. MRI also showed that left temporal and frontal lobes had low metabolism and low perfusion.CONCLUSION: PPA is a disease with language disorder as its dominant clinical manifestation, which no other cognitive disorder at its initial stage,and with its main pathological changes in left temporal and frontal lobes.