1.Relation between perfusion speed and acute separation of myocardial cells in New Zealand rabbits
Xiaofeng XU ; Weihua LI ; Zhengrong HUANG
Chinese Journal of cardiovascular Rehabilitation Medicine 2013;22(1):40-43
Objective: To establish a simple, stable and high success rate separation method of myocardial cells in New Zealand rabbits. Methods: Compared influence between perfusion speed of 50 r/min (8 ml/min) and 65 r/min (11 ml/min) of Langendorff perfusion device on cell separation during separation course of myocardial cells. Results: Compared with perfusion speed of 50 r/min, there was significant decrease in time to obtain cells [(33±9.10) min vs. (19.29±2.73) min], and significant increase in success rate (50% vs. 91%) and survival rate [(38.26±2.63) % vs. (85.71±2.21) %] by perfusion speed of 65 r/min, P<0.01 all. Conclusion: Perfusion speed is an important factor that affects acute separation of myocardial cells in New Zealand rabbits, and 65r/min perfusion speed may be more stable and successful to obtain single myocardial cell.
2.Insulin resistance in first-degree relatives of patients with Graves disease
Zhengrong XU ; Ming LIU ; Haifeng SUN ; Jun GU ; Li SHI
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2015;(12):1945-1947
Objective To observe insulin resistance in first-degree relatives of patients with Graves disease. Methods All subjects in control group and experiment group including first-degree relatives of GD patients underwent oral glucose tolerance tests (OGTT) and insulin releasing tests then the degree of insulin resistance was analyzed. Results Blood glucose at each point of OGTT, insulin level and insulin resistance index 1 (HOMA-IR) of experiment group were higher than those in control group, while insulin activity index (IAI) and HOMA-βwere significantly lower than those in control group. Conclusion Patients insulin resistance could be found among first-degree relatives of GD patients.
3.Expressions of granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor and myeloperoxidase in bronchoalveolar lavage fluid in children with Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia and its clinical significance
Hong ZHOU ; Qinglei XU ; Xiaobo MA ; Peiqi XU ; Gang LIU ; Min ZHANG ; Yue JIN ; Zhengrong CHEN
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2017;32(4):313-315
4.Recombinant expression of Schistosoma japonicum fructose-1,6-bisphos-phate aldolase and its expression in different developmental stages of S. ja-ponicum
Ke YAN ; Zhengrong ZHONG ; Yunxia XU ; Shuqin DING ; Jianguo HU ; Yuanhong XU ; Qingli LUO ; Jilong SHEN
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2015;(3):277-281
Objective To clone express and purify Schistosoma japonicum fructose?1 6?bisphosphate aldolase SjFBPA in E. coli and observe its expression in different developmental stages of S. japonicum. Methods FBPA gene was amplified from S. japonicum adult worm cDNA by using PCR. The amplified product was recombined into pET28a plasmid and inducibly expressed with IPTG in E. coli BL21. SDS?PAGE and Western blotting were employed to analyze and identify the recombinant protein SjFBPA rSjFBPA . Then rSjFBPA was purified by chromatographic purification and its purity was analyzed by SDS?PAGE. The protein concentration of rSjFBPA purified was measured by the BCA method. Furthermore SjFBPA mRNA was ana?lyzed in different developmental stages of S. japonicum by RT?PCR. Results SjFBPA was successfully amplified by using PCR and identified by restriction enzyme digestion and sequencing. The Western blotting analysis confirmed that the recombinant pro?tein could specifically reactive to the anti?His?tag monoclonal antibody. The concentration of the purified recombinant protein was about 4 mg/ml. The result of RT?PCR showed that SjFBPA mRNA was expressed in cercaria schistosomulum adult worm and egg of S. japonicum. Conclusion SjFBPA is successfully recombined and expressed in a prokaryotic system and SjFBPA mRNA is expressed in cercaria schistosomulum adult worm and egg of S. japonicum.
5.Imaging manifestations of 92 cases of congenital intestinal malrotation
Limin KANG ; Li LI ; Rong MI ; Dong LIU ; Jidong MA ; Xinyu YUAN ; Zhengrong WANG ; Fangsheng XU
Chinese Journal of Perinatal Medicine 2016;19(5):385-389
Objective To investigate the imaging manifestations of congenital intestinal malrotation. Methods The clinical data of 92 infants with congenital intestinal malrotation admitted from January 1993 to December 2012 were studied retrospectively. All the 92 cases enrolled in this study were diagnosed based on imaging examinations and confirmed surgically. The imaging features of four examinations including plain abdominal radiography, upper gastrointestinal radiography, lower gastrointestinal angiography and ultrasound examination were analyzed. Results The percentage of the infants who presented with the initial clinical symptoms of vomit, blood stool and abdominal dilatation was 87.0%(80/92), 3.3%(3/92) and 1.1%(1/92), respectively, and eight cases [8.7%(8/92)] received prenatal ultrasound, which showed intestinal malrotation. Clinical examination showed no abdominal abnormalities in 68 (73.9%) cases. Seventy-seven cases underwent plain abdominal radiography, revealing intestinal obstruction in 31 cases. Thirty-six cases underwent upper gastrointestinal radiography, which revealed malrotation in 14 cases, and duodenal complete/incomplete obstruction or stenosis in 19 cases. Twenty-two cases underwent lower gastrointestinal angiography, and all of them were diagnosed as malrotation. Seventy-nine cases were examined with abdominal ultrasonography, and 58 cases were diagnosed as malrotation. Conclusions Rational selection of imaging examinations can improve the preoperative diagnosis. When congenital intestinal malrotation is suspected, abdominal ultrasound should be done as the first optional examination. At the same time, plain abdominal radiography should be selected accordingly. When intestinal malrotation with or without midgut volvulus is suggested, surgery should be performed as early as possible. When the diagnosis is not clear, upper or lower gastrointestinal radiography should be done.
6.Policies and progress of the county-level public hospital reform in Zhejiang province
Jing YANG ; Weihang MA ; Zhen WANG ; Zhengrong SHENTU ; Xinle YU ; Feihong XU
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 2014;30(5):325-327
Covered in the paper are the policies and progress of the county-level public hospital reform in the province,and a summarized analysis of the self-appraisal reports and hospital reform statements submitted by the health authorities and up to 300 hospitals in 79 counties of the province.As found in the papers,the ongoing reform in Zhejiang is focused on reforming the business models in place,seeking breakthroughs from the zero mark-up policy on drug sales,in addition to such policies as reducing drug costs,adjusting medical service pricing,financial subsidies,and medical insurance payment reforms.Despite the initial success,further policy studies are needed in terms of internal management,upper and lower linkage,and personnel incentives.
7.Scientometrics and bibliometrics of biomedical engineering periodicals and papers.
Ping ZHAO ; Ping XU ; Bingyan LI ; Zhengrong WANG
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2003;20(3):515-520
This investigation was made to reveal the current status, research trend and research level of biomedical engineering in Chinese mainland by means of scientometrics and to assess the quality of the four domestic publications by bibliometrics. We identified all articles of four related publications by searching Chinese and foreign databases from 1997 to 2001. All articles collected or cited by these databases were searched and statistically analyzed for finding out the relevant distributions, including databases, years, authors, institutions, subject headings and subheadings. The source of sustentation funds and the related articles were analyzed too. The results showed that two journals were cited by two foreign databases and five Chinese databases simultaneously. The output of Journal of Biomedical Engineering was the highest. Its quantity of original papers cited by EI, CA and the totality of papers sponsored by funds were higher than those of the others, but the quantity and percentage per year of biomedical articles cited by EI were decreased in all. Inland core authors and institutions had come into being in the field of biomedical engineering. Their research topics were mainly concentrated on ten subject headings which included biocompatible materials, computer-assisted signal processing, electrocardiography, computer-assisted image processing, biomechanics, algorithms, electroencephalography, automatic data processing, mechanical stress, hemodynamics, mathematical computing, microcomputers, theoretical models, etc. The main subheadings were concentrated on instrumentation, physiopathology, diagnosis, therapy, ultrasonography, physiology, analysis, surgery, pathology, method, etc.
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Bibliometrics
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Biomedical Engineering
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statistics & numerical data
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China
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Databases, Bibliographic
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statistics & numerical data
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Periodicals as Topic
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statistics & numerical data
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Publications
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statistics & numerical data
8.Dose-Effect Relationship of Shen Fu Injection (SFI) Between Blood Viscosity and the Early-and Mid-Stage Cardiogenic Shock in Rats
Li JIANG ; Lanbin YU ; Rong YAO ; Zhengrong YE ; Xiaojun YAN ; Guoliang XU
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2017;19(1):154-160
This study aimed at investigating the dose-effect relationship of SFI between the blood viscosity and the early-and mid-stage cardiogenic shock and the mediatory effect on rats.The end or root of left anterior descending coronary arteries (LADCA) was ligatured to establish the rat model of the early-and mid-stage cardiogenic shock.The blood viscosity indexes included low shear rate (LSR,10/s),middle shear rate (MSR,60/s),high shear rate (HSR,150/s) of the whole blood viscosity and plasma viscosity (PV),being observed 60 mins after the venous administration of 0.10,0.33,1.00,3.30,10.00 and 20.00 mL·kg-1 SFI (low dosage range:0.1-1.0 mL·kg-1,middle dosage range:1.0-10 mL·kg-1,high dosage range:10-20 mL·kg-1) with a blood rheometer.Dose-response curves were fitted by GraphPad Prism 6.0 software,the dose-response relationship of SFI between the blood viscosity and the early-and mid-stage cardiogenic shock in rats was evaluated to calculate the dose threshold parameters of the indexes.It was found that the blood viscosity indexes were improved with the dosage of 10 mL·kg-1 SFI in rats with the early-stage cardiogenic shock,while the dose-response curves of LSR,MSR and HSR at the early stage all presented favorable s shapes.Most of the effective dose range [D]2o-[D]80 and the threshold dose [D]20 were between 3.3 and 6.3 mL· kg-1.The four indexes of blood viscosity were improved with the administration of 10 and 20 mL·kg-1 SFI in mid-stage model rats with favorable s shapes in the dose-response curves.Most of the effective dose range and the threshold dose were in the range of 3.3 to 10.0 mL·kg-1.In conclusion,most of the dose-response curves of blood viscosity indexes in early-and mid-stage cardiogenic shock rats presented favorable s shapes with the threshold dose between 3.3 and 10.0 mL·kg-1,indicating an effective middle dosage range,which was converted into clinical dosage about 37.1 to 112 mL each day.The research provided an experimental basis for clinical medication.
9.Clinical research progress of mesenteric internal hernia after Roux-en-Y reconstruction.
Chinese Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery 2017;20(3):352-356
Postoperative internal hernia is a rare clinical complication which often occurs after digestive tract reconstruction. Roux-en-Y anastomosis is a common type of digestive tract reconstruction. Internal hernia after Roux-en-Y reconstruction, which occurs mainly in the mesenteric defect caused by incomplete closure of mesenteric gaps in the process of digestive tract reconstruction, is systematically called, in our research, as mesenteric internal hernia after Roux-en-Y reconstruction. Such internal hernia can be divided, according to the different structures of mesentric defect, into 3 types: the type of mesenteric defect at the jejunojejunostomy (J type), the type of Petersen's defect (P type), and the type of mesenteric defect in the transverse mesocolon (M type). Because of huge differences in the number of cases and follow-up time among existing research reports, the morbidity of internal hernia after LRYGB fluctuates wildly between 0.2% and 9.0%. Delayed diagnosis and treatment of mesenteric internal hernia after Roux- en-Y reconstruction may result in disastrous consequences such as intestinal necrosis. Clinical manifestations of internal hernia vary from person to person: some, in mild cases, may have no symptoms at all while others in severe cases may experience acute intestinal obstruction. Despite the difference, one common manifestation of internal hernia is abdominal pain. Surgical treatment should be recommended for those diagnosed as internal hernia. A safer and more feasible way to conduct the manual reduction of the incarcerated hernia is to start from the distal normal empty bowel and trace back to the hernia ring mouth, enabling a faster identification of hernia ring and its track. The prevention of mesenteric internal hernia after Roux-en-Y reconstruction is related to the initial surgical approach and the technique of mesenteric closure. Significant controversy remains on whether or not the mesenteric defect should be closed in laparoscopic Roux-en-Y anastomosis. This article is to review the reports and researches on internal hernia resulting from the mesenteric defect after Roux-en-Y digestive tract reconstruction in recent years, so as to promote understanding and attention on this disease. And more active preventive measures are strongly suggested to be taken in operations where digestive tract reconstruction is involved.
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Gastric Bypass
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Hernia, Abdominal
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diagnosis
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etiology
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prevention & control
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surgery
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Humans
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Intestinal Obstruction
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etiology
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Intestine, Small
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pathology
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surgery
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Laparoscopy
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methods
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Mesentery
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pathology
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surgery
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Mesocolon
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pathology
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surgery
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Postoperative Complications
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prevention & control
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surgery
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Reconstructive Surgical Procedures
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Retrospective Studies
10.Evaluation of standard liver volume formulas by right liver living donor liver transplantation
Zhengrong SHI ; Lünan YAN ; Bo LI ; Tianfu WEN ; Jichun ZHAO ; Mingqing XU ; Jaying YANG ; Wentao WANG ; Zheyu CHEN
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2010;25(8):652-655
Objective To evaluate the suitability of reported standard liver volume formulae for Chinese adults based on the practice of 216 cases of living donor liver transplantation in our transplantation center. Methods The graft volume was preoperatively estimated in 179 adult-to-adult right liver living donors by two methods: first, the radiological right liver volume by computed tomography (CT) and second,calculated graft volume obtained by reported standard liver volume formula and the percentage of the right liver volume ( given by CT). Both results were compared to the actual graft volume measured during surgery.Results The mean percentage of right liver volume was 55.4% (SD 5.41%). The results of Urata、Heinemann、Vauthey、 Lee、 Yoshizumi formula were significantly larger than the actual right liver volume (P <0. 01 ). The result of Sheung-tat Fan was less than the actual right liver volume, there was statistical ESLV =334. 024 + 11. 508 × BW, is most suitable to estimate adult Chinese donor's right liver volume.