1.Breast Hamartomas:Mammographic-Pothologic Correlative Analysis
Zhenying JIA ; Kai WU ; Zhenji WANG ; Wenyuan ZHANG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(08):-
Objective To investigate the mammographic,galactographic,pneumographic features and their pathological basis.Methods Mammography(n=26),galactography(n=13),pneumography(n=5)and specimen radiography(n=12) in 26 cases pathologically proved,and mammographic-pathologic correlation were analyzed.Results The breast hamartomas in 26 cases were all benign,they were circumscribed and surrounded by a true capsule.The mammographic appearances could be divided into three types acording to different amount of fibroglandular and adipose tissue in tumors:prominantly fatty,prominantly fibrous(fibroglandular)and mixed fibrofatty.Conclusion A clearly containing areas of fat and fibroglandular density and a characteristic"slice of sausage"appearance can be showed on mammograms.Galactography and pneumography is of a great help to differential diagnosis of breast hamartomas.
2.The influencing factors of falls efficacy among older patients with type 2 diabetes
Jia LIU ; Lian SI ; Peng DUAN ; Lina WANG ; Wan HU ; Xiaoqin ZHOU ; Zhenying WAN ; Binghua WAN
Chongqing Medicine 2014;(32):4338-4339,4342
Objective To investigate the level and influencing factors of falls efficacy among older patients with type 2 diabetes (T2DM) .Methods A total of 218 older patients with T2DM were investigated by the modified falls efficacy scale(MFES) and Morse Fall Scale (MFS) ,questionnaire and observation were both used .Results The average score of falls efficacy was 8 .15 ± 2 .91 .The scores were lowest in the items of walking up and down stairs and going to bed and getting out of bed ,and highest were in the items of dressing and sitting down and standing up from a chair .The multivariate linear regression analysis showed that dura‐tion of diabetes ,diabetic complications and fall history were the main factors influencing their falls efficacy .Conclusion Falls in eld‐erly T2DM patients were in the medium level ,and it′s closely related with duration of diabetes ,its complications and fall history .
3.Research progress on apnoeic oxygenation in clinical anesthesia
Jianwen WANG ; Zhenying ZHANG ; Zheng JIA ; Wenjun YAN
The Journal of Clinical Anesthesiology 2024;40(7):757-761
Apnoeic oxygenation(AO)is the uptake of oxygen from the lungs by the patient's blood to maintain oxygenation in the absence of spontaneous breathing or mechanical positive pressure ventilation.During the administration of general anesthesia,the use of AO prolongs the patient's safe apnea time on top of preoxygenation before voluntary respiration ceases after induction and a safe airway is established,which may reduce the number of attempts at endotracheal intubation,and decrease the incidence of airway injury,hypoxemia,and hemodynamic decompensation.Over the past decade,more and more AO techniques have been applied in different clinical settings,such as perioperative airway management and"tube-free anesthe-sia".In order to deepen the understanding of AO and its applications,this article reviews the latest research progress on the mechanism,method and clinical application of AO for clinical applications provide refer-ence.