1.Investigation and Thinking about Medical Equipment Asset in Health Institution in Shanghai Area
Zitian XU ; Bin LI ; Yunxi ZHENG
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2004;0(09):-
The cost-benefit analysis of medical equipment investment has been paid much more attention by the hospitals' decision makers. The overall planning should been strengthened before the introduction of equipments and doing a good job in market research contributes to exert equipments' effectiveness. The equipment use and management being strengthened can significantly reduce the costs and improve the efficiency and effectiveness,and furthermore,end-of-life equipment management are also important factors to reduce costs. The investigation is based on the same one among Grade II hospitals in Shanghai in 2007. Referring to the result of similar investigation in 2005,analysis and thinking from different aspects are showed to offer some reference in the future device assets management of hospitals.
2.Effects of Highly Concentrated Potassium Chloride via Central Venous Catheterization on Severe Hypokalemia
Wei WEI ; Yan LI ; Ying ZHANG ; Yunxi WANG ; Su ZHANG ; Cong YANG
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2016;37(11):113-115
Objective To investigate the clinical effects and feasibility of highly concentrated Potassium Chloride via central venous catheterization by micro pump on severe hypokalemia patients in EICU.Methods A totlal of 120 severe hypokalemia patients in our department were randomly divided into experimental group (treated with highly concentrated Potassium Chloride) and control group (normal treatment group) respectively,and treated with Potassium Chloride liquid of different concentration.Potassium levels in blood were checked every hour and the time for reaching standard potassium level (4.0mmol/L) and the total volumes of infusion fluid within 24 hours in the two groups was compared.Results The mean time for reaching standard potassium level and the total volumes of infusion fluid within 24 hours in the experimental group,(12.83 ± 3.57) h and (402.56 ± 54.61) ml respectively,were significantly less than those in the control group (P <0.01),(23.18 ±4.98) h and (2875.2 ± 206.26) ml respectively.Conclusion Highly-concentrated potassium chloride injection via central venous catheterization by micro-pump is a safe,effective and feasible treatment on the patients with severe hypokalemia,especially on the patients with volume-overloaded heart and severe hypokalemia,which is worthy of further clinical research.
3.Classification and surgical approach for tentorial meningiomas
Handong WANG ; Jixin SHI ; Chunhua HANG ; Huilin CHENG ; Kangjian SUN ; Yunxi PAN ; Youwu FAN ; Wei XIE ; Jie LI ; Liang QIAO
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(11):-
Objective:To explore the classification and the choice of surgical approach for tentorial meningiomas. Methods: 56 patients with tentorial meningiomas operated on between 1992 and 2002 were retrospectively analysed. According to Gkalp , there were 28 cases with medial tumor,17 cases with lateral tumor,11 cases with falcotentorial tumor. The tumors developing mainly supratentorial were approached from modified pteronal, subtemporal, temporooccipital or occipital craniotomy. For tumors developing mainly in the posterior cranial fossa, suboccipital craniectomy or combined occipital- suboccipital craniectomy was performed. The tumors developing both supratentorial and infratentorial the subtemporal-presigmoidal craniotomy were approached . Results: Total removal was achieved in 53 cases and partial removal in 3 cases. Two cases died of severe postoperative complications. The mortality rate was 3.6%. Five had additional neurological deficits postoperatively. Recurrences occurred in 6 cases. Conclusion: Surgical approach for tentorial meningiomas must be individualized for each case. The operators must master well about microanatomy of the tentorium and its specifically regional structures and expertly use microsurgical techniques for obtaining successful surgery and good outcome.
4.Effectiveness of multicenter intervention in hand hygiene compliance among health care workers in intensive care units
Liuyi LI ; Anhua WU ; Bijie HU ; Weiguang LI ; Tieying HOU ; Yunxi LIU ; Jianguo WEN ; Zhiyong ZONG ; Huai YANG ; Yun YANG ; Qun LU ; Xiuyue ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2015;(8):513-517
Objective To evaluate the effect of comprehensive intervention measures on improving hand hygiene (HH)compliance of health care workers(HCWs)in intensive care units (ICUs)by multicenter study.Methods A total of 47 hospitals in 12 provinces and cities were enrolled in the study,from October 2013 to September 2014, HH compliance among HCWs in ICUs was investigated according to World Health Organization HH investigation method,HH compliance rates before and after intervention were compared.Results HH compliance rate of HCWs in ICUs increased from 73.70%(11 155/15 135)before intervention to 78.70%(18 206/23 132)after intervention (χ2 =128.16,P <0.01);except northeast region ,HH compliance of HCWs in the other provinces increased signif-icantly after intervention(all P <0.05);among all departments,HH compliance of HCWs in general ICUs,respira-tory ICUs,emergency ICUs,and surgical ICUs increased significantly(all P <0.05);HH compliance of HCWs of all kinds of occupations increased significantly(all P <0.05);HH compliance rates before touching a patient,before clean/aseptic procedure,after touching a patient,and after touching patient surroundings increased significantly after intervention(all P <0.01 ).Conclusion Comprehensive interventions are helpful for improving HH compliance of HCWs in ICUs. Objective To evaluate the effect of comprehensive intervention measures on improving hand hygiene (HH)compliance of health care workers(HCWs)in intensive care units (ICUs)by multicenter study.Methods A total of 47 hospitals in 12 provinces and cities were enrolled in the study,from October 2013 to September 2014, HH compliance among HCWs in ICUs was investigated according to World Health Organization HH investigation method,HH compliance rates before and after intervention were compared.Results HH compliance rate of HCWs in ICUs increased from 73.70%(11 155/15 135)before intervention to 78.70%(18 206/23 132)after intervention (χ2 =128.16,P <0.01);except northeast region ,HH compliance of HCWs in the other provinces increased signif-icantly after intervention(all P <0.05);among all departments,HH compliance of HCWs in general ICUs,respira-tory ICUs,emergency ICUs,and surgical ICUs increased significantly(all P <0.05);HH compliance of HCWs of all kinds of occupations increased significantly(all P <0.05);HH compliance rates before touching a patient,before clean/aseptic procedure,after touching a patient,and after touching patient surroundings increased significantly after intervention(all P <0.01 ).Conclusion Comprehensive interventions are helpful for improving HH compliance of HCWs in ICUs.
5.Surgical treatment of gliomatosis cerebri
Kangjian SUN ; Jixin SHI ; Handong WANG ; Kehua SUN ; Youwu FAN ; Chunhua HANG ; Huilin CHENG ; Wei XIE ; Yunxi PAN ; Hongxia YIN ; Jie LI ; Changchun HUA ; Liang QIAO
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2004;0(01):-
Objective:To discuss the diagnosis, treatment and outcome of patients with gliomatosis cerebri (GC). Methods:Retrospectively reviewed the clinical manifestations and radiological appearances of 6 patients with GC, which were diagnosed in our hospital between 1993 and 2003. We employed surgical treatment in three patients, stereotactic biopsy in two, and the other one received both biopsy and surgery. Results: The lesions of GC infiltrated more than two lobes in brain. CT studies showed diffuse hypodensity changes and enhancement was absent in four patients. MRI examinations revealed isointense or hypointense regions on T1WI, and uniformly high signal on T2WI. MRI also disclosed structural enlargement. All patients received radiotherapy after surgery and three patients underwent chemotherapy additionally. Five patients died during follow up with average course of 16.4 months. Conclusion:MRI examination is valuable in the diagnosis and the prognosis of GC is poor.
6.Diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of thymoma: an analysis of 116 cases.
Yunxi WANG ; Yu'e SUN ; Jun ZHANG ; Naikang ZHOU ; Ying LIU ; Xianghong LI ; Yanjie XU
Chinese Medical Journal 2003;116(8):1187-1190
OBJECTIVETo study the diagnosis and treatment of thymoma and to assess its prognostic factors.
METHODSThe clinical data of 116 patients with thymoma were collected. A retrospective analysis was performed, by comparing the survival rate calculated by the Kaplan-Meier method with the rate of recurrence or metastasis.
RESULTSThe standard posteroanterior and lateral chest radiographs were reliable means of detection of most thymomas. Myasthenia gravis was the most commonly paraneoplastic disease (25.0%, 29/116). The extensive radical resection was beneficial for reducing the rate of recurrence of stage I or stage II thymomas (chi(2) = 4.941, P = 0.0219). The survival time could be prolonged by postoperative radiotherapy and chemotherapy. There was a strong correlation between the clinical stage and the histological classification (according to MH classification), through which the invasive behavior of thymoma could be predicted (chi(2) = 19.76, P = 0.007, RR = 1.47). The 3- 5- and 10-year survival rates were 81.2%, 67.9%, and 40.5%, respectively. Statistical analysis showed a significant negative correlation between the stage and the survival rate (chi(2) = 29.73, P = 0.0000, RR = 0.15).
CONCLUSIONThe prognosis of thymoma depends mainly on the histological classification, clinical stage and multimodality treatment rather than on the paraneoplastic diseases.
Adolescent ; Adult ; Aged ; Child ; Child, Preschool ; Female ; Humans ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Myasthenia Gravis ; etiology ; Prognosis ; Retrospective Studies ; Thymoma ; diagnosis ; mortality ; therapy ; Thymus Neoplasms ; diagnosis ; mortality ; therapy
7.Prevention and control of catheter-associated urinary tract infection in China
Hua XU ; Jian SUN ; Anman GU ; Weiguang LI ; Anhua WU ; Yunxi LIU ; Huai YANG ; Lili DING ; Hongqiu MA ; Yun YANG ; Ling LIN ; Weiping LIU ; Xiaoli LUO ; Jianguo WEN
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2016;15(9):671-675
Objective To realize the current situation of prevention and control of catheter-associated urinary tract infection (CAUTI)since the development of healthcare-associated infection(HAI)management in China in the re-cent 30 years.Methods Random cluster sampling was used to select 165 secondary and tertiary hospitals in 13 provinces and cities in China,questionnaires were filled in,the content included time,scope,method,data feed-back,and incidence of CAUTI monitoring.Results Of 165 hospitals,92.12% (152/165)have implemented targe-ted monitoring,the implementation rate in tertiary hospitals was higher than secondary hospitals (98.08% [102/104]vs 81.97%[50/61],χ2 =13.748,P <0.001).Most hospitals (82.24%[125/152])only implemented monito-ring in intensive care units(ICUs)or partial ICUs.HAI management professionals,HAI control doctors and nurses in 69.08%(105/152)of hospitals jointly took responsibility for CAUTI monitoring.95.39% (145/152)of hospitals diagnosed CAUTI by combination of clinical manifestations and laboratory examination results.98.68%(150/152) of hospitals have gradually implemented intervention measures,such as strictly mastering the indications of urinary indwelling catheters,hand hygiene of health care workers,non-frequent change of urinary indwelling catheters,and necessity for daily assessment of catheterization.75.66% (115/152)of hospitals conducted feedback of monitored results to the whole hospital.Incidences of CAUTI in pre-2010,2010,and 2015 were 3.10‰,4.72‰,and 1.89‰respectively.Conclusion In the recent 30 years,monitoring on CAUTI in China has obtained achievement,CAUTI monitoring is gradually standardized and scientific,but the development at all levels of medical institutions is still imbalance,which needs to be improved further.
8.Relationship between dengue viral load and clinical characteristics
FEI Yunxi ; ZHANG Xiangbo ; GAO Ling ; GAO Yidan ; LI Ge ; ZHU Xuping ; SHAO Junbin ; WANG WANG ; PAN Jingcao ; CHEN CHEN
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2020;32(4):334-338
Objective:
To determine the relationship between dengue virus load and clinical characteristics, so as to provide basis for dengue fever prevention and treatment.
Methods :
The dengue viral load and typing of 120 patients in Gongshu District of Hangzhou from June to November 2017 were detected by real-time fluorescent quantitative RT-PCR;the clinical indicators of these dengue patients were collected and their correlation with the viral load was analyzed.
Results:
The DNA detection of dengue virus in 120 patients showed that they were all typeⅡ. The median dengue virus load was 3.91×104 copies/mL. All the patients had fever, the average peak temperature was(38.96 ± 0.69)℃. There were 102(85.00%)cases with asthenia;116(96.67%)cases with white blood cell count(WBC)less than 4× 109/L;119(99.17%)cases with platelet count(PLT)less than 100×109/L;114(95.00%)cases with glutamic oxaloacetate transaminase(GOT)more than 40 U/L;81(67.50%)cases with glutamic pyruvate transaminase(GPT)more than 52 U/L;58(48.33%)cases with creatine kinase(CK)more than 210 U/L. There was no significant correlation of dengue virus load with length of hospitalization, peak temperature,duration of fever, WBC,PLT, GOT, GPT and CK(P>0.05). There were 75(62.50%)severe patients, and their median viral load was 9.29×104copies/mL, which was higher than 5.33×103copies/mL in non-severe patients(P<0.05).
Conclusion
The dengue virus load is not related with length of hospitalization,peak temperature,WBC,PLT,GOT,GPT and CK,but with the severity of the disease.
9.Study on HPLC Fingerprint of Alpiniae Oxyphyllae Fructus Before and After Salt-Processing Based on Chemical Pattern Recognition
Xinyu ZHANG ; Yunxi ZHOU ; Juan FAN ; Yiping BIAN ; Yanping WEI ; Liping ZHOU ; Shengmao LI
Traditional Chinese Drug Research & Clinical Pharmacology 2023;34(12):1767-1773
Objective A HPLC fingerprint method of Alpiniae Oxyphyllae Fructus(AOF)before and after salt-processing was established,to compare the differences of chemical components between raw and processed AOF combined with chemical pattern recognition.Methods HPLC method was used to establish the fingerprint of raw and salt-processed AOF.Principal component analysis(PCA)and orthogonal partial least squares discriminant analysis(OPLS-DA)were applied to explore the different components of raw and salt-processed AOF in different batches.Results Totally 30 and 32 common peaks in the HPLC fingerprint from the raw and salt-processed AOF were detected,respectively.And 8 of them were identified by comparison with the standards.They were peak X2(5-hydroxymethylfurfural),peak 1(protocatechuic acid),peak 2(protocatechualdehyde),peak 4(epicatechin),peak 21(chrysin),peak 22(kaempferide),peak 25(tectochrysin)and peak 26(nootkatone).The results of PCA and OPLS-DA showed that raw and salt-processed AOF can be grouped into two categories.A total of 12 components,which were considered as differential markers of raw and salt-processed AOF,were screened by method of variable importance in projection(VIP).The 12 components were peak X1,peak 26(nootkatone),peak 16,peak 3,peak X2(5-hydroxymethylfurfural),peak 25(tectochrysin),peak 15,peak 12,peak 8,peak 10,peak 17 and peak 20.Conclusion The combination of HPLC fingerprint and chemical pattern recognition can be used to analyze the quality differences of AOF before and after salt-processing.
10.Economic loss due to healthcare-associated infection in 68 general hospitals in China
Huixue JIA ; Tieying HOU ; Weiguang LI ; Hongqiu MA ; Weiping LIU ; Yun YANG ; Anhua WU ; Yinghong WU ; Huai YANG ; Lili DING ; Yunxi LIU ; Xiaoli LUO ; Jianguo WEN ; Yawei XING ; Weihong ZHANG ; Ling LIN ; Ying LI ; Meilian CHEN ; Liuyi LI
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2016;15(9):637-641
Objective To explore the direct economic loss caused by healthcare-associated infection(HAI)in general hospitals in China.Methods 68 hospitals were selected,a retrospective 1:1 matched survey was conducted to compare the direct medical cost in patients with and without HAI between January 1,2015 and December 31,2015. Results A total of 2 123 pairs of patients with and without HAI were included in the survey.The average cost of hospitalization in HAI and non-HAI groups were ¥25 845.30 and ¥12 006.14 respectively,¥13 839.16 on average was increased due to HAI.The average economic loss in provincial and ministerial levels of hospitals were¥21 409.83.The average economic loss in different regional hospitals were ¥9 725.42-¥18 909.59,and north China ranked the first.Economic loss caused by bloodstream infection and lower respiratory tract infection were more than other sites,which were ¥23 190.09 and ¥18 194.50 respectively.Conclusion HAI resulted in considerable direct economic loss.Prevention and control of HAI,especially bloodstream infection and lower respiratory tract infection should be paid more attention.