1.The clinical value of capsule endoscopy image screening system
Shanliang YE ; Yang BAI ; Yangzhi XU ; Yuxuan CHEN ; Lei KUANG ; Side LIU
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 2012;29(11):615-617
ObjectiveTo evaluate the clinical value of capsule endoscopy (CE) image screening system developed by our group.MethodsBetween March 2011 and June 2011,50 patients (29 males and 21 females with a mean age of 45.7(45.7 ± 4.1 ) ) underwent CE in our department.CE images were reviewed,and processed by the screening system at the rate of 50%,60%,70%,80% and 90%,respectively.After reviewing the remaining and the deleted frames,the endoscopists calculated the remaining rate of the lesions by recording the number of lesions of all patients and the number of remaining lesions.The procedure time and the total number of the frames of each case were also recorded.ResultsA total of 39 patients of 50 had lesions and the detection rate was 78%.91 lesions were detected in the 39 patients,most of whom had more than 2 lesions.When the prescribed deletion rate was less than or equal to 60%,the lesion remaining rate reached 100%,with a mean frames of the cases of 46 242,and the mean processing time of 15.62 min.ConclusionWith all the lesions remained,the system can delete 60% similar frames in a very short time,which greatly reduces the diagnosis time and workload for endoscopist,and improves the efficiency of capsule endoscopy.
2.Risk factors for false negative diagnosis of obscure gastrointestinal bleeding by capsule endoscopy
Lei KUANG ; Aimin LI ; Shanliang YE ; Yuxuan CHEN ; Yangzhi XU ; Kun XIAO ; Zhenyu CHEN ; Tianmo WAN ; Yang BAI ; Ye CHEN ; Fachao ZHI ; Bo JIANG ; Yali ZHANG ; Side LIU
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 2012;29(6):319-324
ObjectiveTo analyze the risk factors for false negative diagnosis of obscure gastrointestinal bleeding (OGIB) by capsule endoscopy.MethodsA total of 133 OGIB inpatients,104 in true positive group and 29 in false negativc group,were reviewed.The features of demography,diseases and capsule endoscopy were collected and then analyzed,which included 10 variables like age,sex,time of bleeding,diseases accompanied,type and location of the disease,hemoglobin concentration,transit time of CE,quality of CE pictures and type of purgative agents.All data were analyzed with t test,and all the enumeration data were analyzed with chi square test.Logistic regression was used to analyze the correlation between the factors and results of diagnosis.ResultsAge ( t =2.095,P =0.038 ),concentration of hemoglobin ( t =2.143,P=0.034),type (X2 =20.222,P <0.001) and location (X2 =33.732,P <0.001) of the diseases,image quality of the CE (X2 =9.219,P =0.002 ) and the type of purgative agents (X2 =6.999,P =0.024) were found to have statistical differences between the two groups.Chi-square and partition Chi-square test revealed the occurrence of civerticulosis and lesion location,i.e.lower ileum and ileumcecum,were of statistical difference between the two groups (X2 =22.233,P < 0.001 and x2 =24.412,P < 0.001 ).Univariate logistic regression showed diverticulosis ( OR =0.102,P <0.001 ),lower bowel diseases ( OR =0.110,P <0.001 ),poor quality of CE pictures ( OR =0.258,P =0.004 ) and the use of sodium phosphate agent ( OR =0.367,P =0.027) were risk factors for false negative diagnosis,while older age facilitated diagnosis ( OR =1.024,P =0.041 ).However,multivariate logistic regression showed no statistic significance in type of purgative agent ( P =0.05 ) or the concentration of hemoglobin ( P =0.394).Furthermore,elder age facilitated positive diagnosis ( OR =1.031,P =0.032),while diverticulosis ( OR =0.118,P =0.001 ),lower bowel diseases ( OR =0.145,P =0.001 ) and poor quality of CE pictures ( OR =0.245,P =0.016) were correlated with higher probability of false negative diagnosis.ConclusionAge,disease type,disease location and image quality exert great influence on CE diagnosis.Diverticulosis,lower location of the diseases and poor CE image quality are risk factors for false negative diagnosis.
3. Effects of seawater immersion on the inflammatory response and oxygen free radical injury of rats with superficial partial-thickness scald at early stage
Yuxuan YANG ; Jiahan WANG ; Liang LIU ; Qiong ZOU ; Ye ZHANG ; Zheng BAI
Chinese Journal of Burns 2017;33(6):361-367
Objective:
To study the effects of seawater immersion on the inflammatory response and oxygen free radical injury of rats with superficial-thickness scald at early stage.
Methods:
Seventy Wistar rats were divided into healthy control group (HC,
4.National survey of blood specimen acceptability for clinical chemistry tests in 2017
Yuanyuan YE ; Wei WANG ; Haijian ZHAO ; Falin HE ; Kun ZHONG ; Shuai YUAN ; Yuxuan DU ; Bingquan CHEN ; Zhiguo WANG
Chinese Journal of Clinical Laboratory Science 2018;36(6):467-471
Objective To investigate the status of blood specimen acceptability for clinical chemistry tests in routine medical laboratories of China. Methods The questionnaires were assigned to the laboratories which participated in the routine chemistry exter-nal quality assessment (EQA) programs proposed by National Health Commission for Clinical Laboratory. The questionnaires included general information of participants and information about unacceptable blood specimens. Participants were required to record all the in-formation concerning unacceptable blood specimen received from 1stto 31stJuly, 2017. The data from each laboratory were reported and collected via special online system.Results A total of 866 valid questionnaires were collected.Of 15 981 752 specimens received dur-ing the data collection period unqualified 122 00 specimens were rejected with overall rejection rate of 0.076%. The main reasons for unacceptable specimens were hemolysis (33.98%), insufficient specimen quantity (10.78%) and chylemia/lipemia (10.62%). The rejected specimens were related to the original laboratories, types of container and specimen, transportation manner and operating staff of blood collection. Conclusion Certain problems existed in the receiving and management system for unqualified blood specimen in our country and remaining to be perfected. The clinical laboratories should pay more attention for pre-examination stage, including routinely monitoring unacceptable specimens, analyzing related data at the most possible granular levels, identifying the main problem and taking effective measures.
5.Water-blocking Asphyxia of N95 Medical Respirator During Hot Environment Work Tasks With Whole-body Enclosed Anti-bioaerosol Suit
Jintuo ZHU ; Qijun JIANG ; Yuxuan YE ; Xinjian HE ; Jiang SHAO ; Xinyu LI ; Xijie ZHAO ; Huan XU ; Qi HU
Safety and Health at Work 2023;14(4):457-466
Background:
During hot environment work tasks with whole-body enclosed anti-bioaerosol suit, the combined effect of heavy sweating and exhaled hot humid air may cause the N95 medical respirator to saturate with water/sweat (i.e., water-blocking).
Methods:
32 young male subjects with different body mass indexes (BMI) in whole-body protection (N95 medical respirator + one-piece protective suit + head covering + protective face screen + gloves + shoe covers) were asked to simulate waste collecting from each isolated room in a seven-story building at 27-28°C, and the weight, inhalation resistance (Rf), and aerosol penetration of the respirator before worn and after water-blocking were analyzed.
Results:
All subjects reported water-blocking asphyxia of the N95 respirators within 36-67 min of the task. When water-blocking occurred, the Rf and 10-200 nm total aerosol penetration (Pt) of the respirators reached up to 1270-1810 Pa and 17.3-23.3%, respectively, which were 10 and 8 times of that before wearing. The most penetration particle size of the respirators increased from 49-65 nm before worn to 115-154 nm under water-blocking condition, and the corresponding maximum size-dependent aerosol penetration increased from 2.5-3.5% to 20-27%. With the increase of BMI, the water-blocking occurrence time firstly increased then reduced, while the Rf, Pt, and absorbed water all increased significantly.
Conclusions
This study reveals respirator water-blocking and its serious negative impacts on respiratory protection. When performing moderate-to-high-load tasks with whole-body protection in a hot environment, it is recommended that respirator be replaced with a new one at least every hour to avoid water-blocking asphyxia.
6.Chaperone-mediated Autophagy Regulates Cell Growth by Targeting SMAD3 in Glioma.
Hanqun LIU ; Yuxuan YONG ; Xingjian LI ; Panghai YE ; Kai TAO ; Guoyou PENG ; Mingshu MO ; Wenyuan GUO ; Xiang CHEN ; Yangfu LUO ; Yuwan LIN ; Jiewen QIU ; Zhiling ZHANG ; Liuyan DING ; Miaomiao ZHOU ; Xinling YANG ; Lin LU ; Qian YANG ; Pingyi XU
Neuroscience Bulletin 2022;38(6):637-651
Previous studies suggest that the reduction of SMAD3 (mothers against decapentaplegic homolog 3) has a great impact on tumor development, but its exact pathological function remains unclear. In this study, we found that the protein level of SMAD3 was greatly reduced in human-grade IV glioblastoma tissues, in which LAMP2A (lysosome-associated membrane protein type 2A) was significantly up-regulated. LAMP2A is a key rate-limiting protein of chaperone-mediated autophagy (CMA), a lysosome pathway of protein degradation that is activated in glioma. We carefully analyzed the amino-acid sequence of SMAD3 and found that it contained a pentapeptide motif biochemically related to KFERQ, which has been proposed to be a targeting sequence for CMA. In vitro, we confirmed that SMAD3 was degraded in either serum-free or KFERQ motif deleted condition, which was regulated by LAMP2A and interacted with HSC70 (heat shock cognate 71 kDa protein). Using isolated lysosomes, amino-acid residues 75 and 128 of SMAD3 were found to be of importance for this process, which affected the CMA pathway in which SMAD3 was involved. Similarly, down-regulating SMAD3 or up-regulating LAMP2A in cultured glioma cells enhanced their proliferation and invasion. Taken together, these results suggest that excessive activation of CMA regulates glioma cell growth by promoting the degradation of SMAD3. Therefore, targeting the SMAD3-LAMP2A-mediated CMA-lysosome pathway may be a promising approach in anti-cancer therapy.