2.Research on Ancient Literature of the Correlation Between Psoriasis and External Infection of Six Evil Factors
Chinese Journal of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine 2015;(7):11-13
Psoriasis is a recrudescent chronic inflammatory dermatosis which is called“tinea”in ancient times. Its pathogenesis is not only associated with changes in the blood and body fluids, but also has close connection with external infection of six evil factors. This article sorted data of pathogenesis and treatment from the perspective of external infection of six evil factors, and discovered that pathogenesis of psoriasis includes external factors of four evils of wind, cold, damp and heat and internal factors of blood deficiency and blood dryness. Ancient treatment was based on dispelling wind, clearing away heat and moistening dryness. The pathogenesis can be summarized as follows:wind and poison attack skin and hinder blood production. The treatment can be “let in air for detoxification, enrich blood and moister dryness, cooling and activating blood”, blood and functional status of organs of patients should be observed, with a purpose to provide references and basis for modern clinical prevention and treatment of psoriasis.
3.Distribution and characters of peptide YY receptor in rat jejunum epithelial cell
Journal of Xi'an Jiaotong University(Medical Sciences) 1982;0(01):-
Objective To detect normal rat jejunum epithelial cells to learn about the distribution of peptide YY(PYY)receptor and measured two important parameters of PYY receptor so as to explore the target that PYY binds to and display its physiological function.Methods Receptor radioligand assay was conducted by using 125I-PYY to detect normal rat jejunum epithelial cells.We also measured receptor dissociation constant(Kd),the affinity or the ability that the receptor could bind ligand;maximum binding capacity(Bmax),the concentration of binding site;and Hill coefficient.Results There were PYY receptors in normal rat jejunum epithelial cells.Dissociation constant(Kd)of PYY receptor was(386.69?129.95)pmol/L.Maximum binding capacity(Bmax)was(303.21?116.85)fmol/mg protein.Hill coefficient was 1.PYY receptor had high affinity.Conclusion There are distributions of PYY receptors in normal rat jejunum epithelial cells.Kd means that PYY receptor has high affinity.Bmax means that the number of receptors is limited and decides the characters of saturability.We think that PYY directly inhibits secretion by binding to PYY receptor in jejunum epithelial cells when PYY inhibiting jejunum secretion.
4.Abstract Writing Skills of Medical English Research Papers
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(11):-
Academic English abstract is an important means of achieving international academic exchange.This article introduces writing content and writing skills for medical academic English abstract.
5.Establishing Automatic Data Processing System for Drug Bioequivalence Using Excel Sheet
China Pharmacy 2001;0(10):-
OBJECTIVE:To establish a simple method for drug bioequivalence test based on Excel function.METHODS:The statistical tests including ANOVA,two one-side test and 90% confidence interval were carried out using Excel statistical function.RESULTS:Drug bioequivalence test can be performed based on Excel,with results in line with those stated in Biopharmaceutical and Pharmacokinetic.Moreover,due to Excel's repeated calculation function,for retest,three kinds of test results were available rapidly only by replacing the data with others remained for calculation.CONCLUSION:Excel function can be used to calculate drug bioequivalence.
6.Clinical value of MRI perfusion imaging in breast tumors
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(07):-
Breast tumor is the most common malignant tumor in female,its incidence is increasing in recent years.With magnetic resonance equipment,image acquisition and processing technology is improved,perfusion imaging studies gradually become the focus of study.The author reviewed MRI perfusion imaging and its application in breast tumors.
7.A postmarketing surveillance study on 31,724 patients using Dengzhan Xixin injection in hospital.
Yuan-yuan LI ; Lei LEI ; Yan-ming XIE
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(24):4757-4761
Aim to explore the adverse drug reactions (ADR) characteristic and calculate the ADR incidence of Dengzhan Xixin injection (DZXX). A multicenter, large sample, and prospective cohort study was conducted from August 2012 to December 2014. A total of 31 724 patients using DZXX were observed. A total of 31 724 patients with 15 ADR cases among 31 724 patients, accounting for 0.06% , were reported. There were 8 male patients ADRs and 7 female patients with ADRs. ADRs included skin rashes, itching, headache, red face, abdominal pain, etc. 1 case with rhubarb radix scutellariae allergies. These ADRs happened from 5 min to within 0.5 h after DZXX were used to treat patients. ADR patients discontinued treatment, of which 2 patients used promethazine for recovery and improvement. There were 2 cases with different DZXX concentration, out of the normal range. DZXX injection could cause some ADRs. Users must not ignore these and be careful of its related side effects. This study was a cohort with large sample, which should produce strong evidence for clinical practice. However, there was still weak evidence to conclude that it was a safe Chinese medicine injection in clinical practice.
Cohort Studies
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal
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adverse effects
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Female
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Humans
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Injections
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Male
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Product Surveillance, Postmarketing
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Prospective Studies
8.Nebulization therapy in severe ammonia poisoning combined with airway burn and coup injury of lungs.
Yan-Ping YANG ; Yuan-Yuan PU ; Lei WANG
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2006;24(12):762-763
Accidents, Occupational
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Adult
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Ammonia
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poisoning
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Burns, Inhalation
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therapy
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Female
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Humans
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Lung Injury
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chemically induced
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therapy
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Male
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Pneumonia, Aspiration
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therapy
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Respiratory Therapy
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Young Adult
9.Pharmacokinetics Comparison of Baicalin between Traditional Slice Decoction and Dispensing Granule De-coction of Huanglianjiedu Decoction
Li YUAN ; Shao LIU ; Tieliu YUAN ; Shunzhi ZHANG ; Peng LEI
China Pharmacist 2016;19(4):689-692
Objective:To compare the pharmacokinetics consistence of baicalin between traditional slice decoction and dispensing granule decoction of Huanglianjiedu decoction. Methods:After the gastric administration of the two decoctions at low, middle and high dose in rats, an HPLC method was used to detect the content of baicalin in the plasma, and then DASS 2. 1. 1 software was used to cal-culate the pharmacokinetic parameters. Results:After the administration of the two decoctions at low, middle and high dose, the phar-macokinetic parameters were as follows:Cmax of 0. 25 and 0. 27μg·ml-1 ,0. 30 and 0. 31 μg·ml-1 ,0. 40 and 0. 45 μg·ml-1;AUC of 2. 48 and 2. 59μg·ml-1 ·h,3. 59 and 3. 71μg·ml-1 ·h,5. 71 and 6. 16μg·ml-1 ·h;Tmax of 3. 0 and 3. 0 h,3. 0 and 3. 0 h, 4.0 and 4.0 h;Vd of (2 822.4 ±118.2) and (2 998.9 ±255.6) L·kg-1,(3 102.6 ±176.3) and (3 405.3 ±213.8) L·kg-1, (4 231.2 ±155.4) and (4 486.0 ±187.0) L·kg-1;CL of (2 923.3 ±215.6) and (2 767.5 ±184.6)L·h-1·kg-1,(4 921.7 ± 225.4) and (4 040.8 ±246.7)L·h-1·kg-1,(5 255.9 ±189.7) and (4 868.7 ±260.4)L·h-1·kg-1;and t1/2 of (3.88 ± 0.41) and (3.71 ±0.37)h,(4.19 ±0.36) and (3.73 ±0.51)h, (5.54 ±0.38) and (5.80 ±0.54)h. Conclusion: The pharma-cokinetic parameters of baicalin have no significant difference between traditional slice decoction and dispensing granule decoction of Huanglianjiedu decoction.
10.Correlation analysis of Filifactor alocis detection with periodontal status.
Yuan CHENG ; Leng WU ; Lei ZHAO
West China Journal of Stomatology 2016;34(1):41-46
OBJECTIVEThe study investigated the epidemiology of Filifactor alocis (F. alocis) in subgingival plaque samples from subjects with different periodontal statuses. The relationship between the prevalence of F. alocis and clinical periodontal parameters was also analyzed.
METHODSSubgingival plaque samples and periodontal data were collected from 68 healthy sites (H groups) in 17 healthy subjects, 64 healthy (G-H group) and 76 diseased sites (G-D group) in 19 patients with chronic gingivitis, and 36 healthy (P-H group) and 56 diseased sites (P-D group) in 14 patients with chronic periodontitis. The plaque samples were analyzed by polymerase chain reaction, and possible correlations between the F. alocis detection rate and the bleeding index, probing depth, or clinical attachment level were determined.
RESULTSThe detection levels of F. alocis increased in both healthy and diseased groups. The lowest level at 30.88% (21/68) was noted in the H group, whereas the highest level at 91.07% (51/56) was obtained from the P-D group. A significant correlation was found between the F. alocis detection levels and periodontal disease condition (P < 0.000 1). Further analyses showed that a significant correlation also existed between the detection level of F. alocis and the abnormal clinical periodontal parameters, namely, bleeding index, probing depth, and clinical attachment loss. The odds ratios were 5.26, 8.85, and 11.65, respectively.
CONCLUSIONF. alocis was found at increased-levels in subjects with periodontal disease. The presence of F. alocis increases the risk of sites with abnormal clinical periodontal parameters.
Dental Plaque ; Gingivitis ; Humans ; Periodontal Diseases ; Polymerase Chain Reaction