1.Ex vivo comparative study between single and double balloon bilateral dilatation of kyphoplasty
Runsong HAO ; Gang SUN ; Zhijun YU
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(04):-
[Objective]To compare the difference between single and double balloon kyphoplasty to treat osteoporotic vertebral body.[Method]Twenty osteoporotic vertebral bodies were harvested from 10 embalmed cadavers,alternatingly assigned to either the single and double group.All vertebraes were compressed by 25% of their initial height using materials testing machine to create vertebral compression fractures and determine their augmented strength and stiffness before and after injecting the cement.Precompression,postcompression and posttreatment height of vertebrae were measured.[Result]Both treatments resulted in significantly stronger vertebral bodies relative to their initial state(P
2.Analysis of familial bilateral carpal tunnel syndrome in a family and literature review
Yishu HAO ; Baoyu YUAN ; Zhijun ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases 2016;42(7):400-405
Objective To analyze features of clinical manifestation, electrophysiology, imageology and molecular ge?netics of familial carpal tunnel syndrome (FCTS), especially research progress in genetics. Methods Clinical data, labo?ratory and electrophysiologyical results as well as medical images were collected from the propositus. In addition, genetic analysis around peripheral neuropathy was performed on the proband, son of the proband and the affected relatives in the family. Result Patients showed a typical bilateral CTS with early onset. The mode of inheritance in this family was auto?somal dominant.. Gene sequencing revealed point mutations in INF2, KIF1B, TRPV4 and SCN9A. Besides, the possibili?ty of having hereditary neuropathy with liability to pressure palsy(HNPP)or familial amyloidosis (FAP) was excluded by the molecular genetic studies. Conclusion Primary FCTS exists as a separate autonomic entity, which may be caused by other unknown genes and therefore warrants further exploration.
3.Influence of mild hypothermia therapy on expression of heat shock proteins in lymphocyte in patients with severe craniacerebral injury
Zhijun HAO ; Zunling LI ; Bangping YUAN
Journal of Clinical Neurology 1997;0(06):-
Objective To explore the influence of mild hypothermia therapy on expression of heat shock protein(HSP)60,HSP70,HSP90 in lymphocyte in patients with severe craniacerebral injury.Methods 23 patients with severe craniacerebral injury were randomly divided into the mild hypothermia group (12 cases) and the normothermia group(11 cases).At the base of routine therapy,the mild hypothermia group received mild hypothermia therapy by the temperature control blanket to keep the body temperature among 32~34℃ for 4~6 d.The expression of HSP60,HSP70,HSP90 in lymphocyte were measured by Western Blot at the 1st d,4th d and 8th d after treatment.The infection incidence was observed at 7 d after treatment.And the expression of HSPs in lymphocyte at 32℃ and 37℃ in normal control group were measured respectively.Results Compared with normothermia group,the expression of HSP60 in mild hypothermia group was significantly lower at each time point(all P
4.Neural Substrates for Voice Familiarity: a fMRI Study
Guifeng HAO ; Zhijun ZHANG ; Zhijian YAO
Chinese Mental Health Journal 1991;0(02):-
s Objective: To identify neural correlates for the recognition of familiar verbal voices by measuring regional blood oxygen level-dependent (BOLD) signal by functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Methods:Thirteen Chinese health male subjects (mean age 26.1 years, SD= 2.9years) participated in the study. All subjects were right-handed and Han nationality. The subjects listened to familiar (subjects' friends) and unfamiliar voices when functional scanning. Functional data were acquired using a 1.5T MRI (GE Systems, USA), and were analyzed using statistical parametric mapping 99 (SPM99). A fixed-effects model was employed to assess the difference in BOLD response between 'familiarity' and 'unfamiliarity' conditions (P
5.Effect of language proficiency on neuro-cognitive model in Chinese-English language perception : a functional magnetic resonance imaging study
Guifeng HAO ; Zhijun ZHANG ; Zhijian YAO ; Jiabo SHI
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2013;22(12):1077-1079
Objective To explore the significance of language proficiency in bilingual perception in Chinese-English late bilingual subjects with block-design functional magnetic resonance imaging (bfMRI).Methods Thirteen right-handed Chinese Han healthy male late bilinguists who had limited English proficiency were scanned while listening to short sentences in Chinese and English.Based on blood oxygenation level-dependent (BOLD) signal efficacy,functional images were collected using a 1.5-T MRI.Statistical parametric mapping 2 (SPM2) was used to analyze the data of functional images (P<0.001,KE> 100).Results For Chinese familiar voices,more significant activation was observed in the right superior temporal gyrus than that for English familiar voices.On the contrary,more significant activations for English familiar voices were observed in the left precuneus,middle frontal gyrus and left posterior cingulate cortex compared with that for Chinese familiar voices.For Chinese unfamiliar voices,more significant activations were observed in the right middle temporal gyrus and right medial frontal gyrus than that for English unfamiliar voices.In contrast,more significant activations by English unfamiliar voices were observed in the right inferior frontal gyrus,middle frontal gyrus and left middle temporal gyrus compared with that for Chinese unfamiliar voices.Conclusion Language proficiency may play an important role in different language perception from auditory level.
6.Autologous and artificial vascular transplantation after vascular injuries to the extremities: A retrospective data study in 44 cases
Genqiang CHEN ; Zhijun PAN ; Xuesong DAI ; Hao ZHANG ; Jiajun ZHU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2008;12(31):6177-6180
BACKGROUND: Vascular injuries to the extremities are frequently concomitant with vascular defects. Vascular transplantation repair can induce infection and vascular occlusion, etc.OBJECTIVE: To analyze the outcome of vascular reconstitution in 44 patients with vascular injuries of the extremities undergoing vascular transplantation.DESIGN: A retrospective case analysis.SETTING: Department of Vascular Surgery and Department of Orthopaedics of Hospital Affiliated to Jinhua College of Profession and Technology.PARTICIPANTS: Forty-four patients with vascular injuries to the extremities undergoing autologous and artificial vascular transplantation were selected at the Department of Vascular Surgery and Department of Orthopaedics of Hospital Affiliated to Jinhua College of Profession and Technology from April 1994 to October 2003. There were 29 patients with open injury and 15 patients with closed injury.METHODS: A total of 52 blood vessels were transplanted into 44 patients, including 42 blood vessels in autologous vein transplantation (35 blood vessels in great saphenous vein transplantation by end-to-end anastomosis, 5 blood vessels in small saphenous vein transplantation by end-to-end anastomosis and 2 blood vessels in superficial femoral vein and popliteal vein transplantation) and 10 blood vessels in artificial and trimming vascular transplantation by interrupted suture technique in end-to-end anastomosis.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Outcomes of autologous and artificial vascular transplantation.RESULTS: Three patients received amputated extremity. Six patients developed ischemic contracture. Seven patients developed imperfect recovery of nerve function. In other patients, blood flow in the graft was satisfactory, and there was good condition of blood circulation at the distal extremities.CONCLUSION: Autologous vein is the first choice in vascular transplantation, and prosthetic material is another choice when necessary. It is important to prevent the occurrence of complication after transplantation such as vascular infection.
7.Biomechanical effect of sacroiliac screw fixation with different needling, points on extorsion unsta-hie pelvis
Yunji ZENG ; Zhijun PAN ; Hao ZHOU ; Jianjie XU
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2009;25(1):25-28
Objective To observe the biomechanical effect of sacroiliac screw fixation with dif-ferent needling points in treatment of extorsion pelvic instabihty so as to provide experimental basis for clinical application. Methods Ten fresh adult pelvis specimens were fixated by sacroiliac screw with needling points B (2.5 cm anterior to posteroinferior iliac spine and 40. cm posterior to greater sciatic notch), A (0.1 cm anterior to the same horizontal plane of point B) and C ( 1.0 cm posterior to the same horinzontal plane of point B). The shifting of the pubic symphysis diastasis and the sacroiliac joint crack under the same extorsion force was measured in integrity ligament group, point A group, point B group and point C group to compare the stability of different needling points. Results In confronting extor-sion force, integrity ligament group and point C group were obviously inferior to point A group and point B group (P<0.05 ) but there was no statistical difference between point B group and point A group (P > 0.05). As for the stability of the sacroiliac joint, there was statistical difference among all groups ( P < 0.05 ), while there was no statistical difference between integrity ligament group and point B group ( P > 0.05). Conclusion Point B is the most stable, safe and effective needling point.
8.Clinical engineering professional certification in Germany and implications for China
Zhijun PEI ; Bo HAO ; Zhimin GAO ; Bo TU
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2015;36(5):146-147,158
The general system of clinical engineering professional certification in Germany was introduced from the aspects of history, certification authority, requirement of certification, skills and knowledge points, methods of implementation and so on. Through comparative study, some suggestions were proposed to promote clinical engineering staff technology level assessment and certification, which might provide some references for the further improvement of clinical engineering certification system in China.
9.The Diagnostic Value of Cystography with Low-concentration Contrast Medium in Diagnosing Small Tumor of Urinary Bladder
Kun HAO ; Guangxiu HAN ; Yuqin WANG ; Zhijun WANG ; Hongsheng ZHANG
Journal of Practical Radiology 1991;0(03):-
Objective To evaluate the value of cystography with low-concentration contrast medium in diagnosing small tumor of urinary bladder.Methods Cystography in 187 cases with bladder disease from 1992 to 2001 was performed using 6%~8% Meglumine Diatrizoate 100~120 ml under TV monitored.Radiogrames of A-P position and bilateral oblique position were taken when the focus was found.The radiogram on patient’s position at head low was adopted when necessary.Results Of 187 cases,106 cases of bladder tumors were detected,including 8 cases of small bladder tumor(≤1.0 cm in diameter),3 cases were misdiagnosed,the detectable rate was 73.0%.All cases were confirmed by operation and pathologiy.In these 8 cases,1 case was adenocarcinoma,5 cases were transitional epithelia cell carcinoma,2 cases were papilloma.The X-ray appearances were nipple-like or cauliflower shape with filling defect,a narrow pedicel could be occasionally found in papilloma or transitional epithelia cell carcinoma and it had somewhat movement when changed patient’s position.Conclusion Cystography with low-concentration contrast medium is a non-injury procedure in diagnosis of small tumor of urinary bladder.
10.Association of single nucleotide polymorphisms in inflammation-related genes with amnestic mild cognitive impairment
Liying ZHUANG ; Zhijun ZHANG ; Chunxian YUE ; Hao SHU ; Xiaoyan LIU ; Xiaohui XU ; Hui YU ; Yongmei SHI
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2012;21(5):410-413
ObjectiveTo examine whether the single nucleotide polymorphisms in inflammation-related genes are associated with the risk of amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI).MethodsThe study recruited 116 aMCI patients and 93 matched healthy controls.All subjects underwent extensive assessment of cognitive function,genotyping was carried out on the platform of matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time-of-flight (MALDI-TOF) mass spectrometry.Results ( 1 ) There was prominent discrepancy between aMCI and controls in the memory,attention and executive functions,20 minutes delayed recall of auditory verbal memory test (AVMT) (3.0(0.0 ~ 10.0 ),8.0 (0.0 ~ 12.0),t =- 8.533,P < 0.05 ),recall of Rey-Osterrieth complex figure test ( R-O CFT) (11.2 ±8.3,16.1 ±8.0,t=4.216,P<0.05),digit span test (DST) (12.0(7.0 ~ 19.0),13.0(7.0 ~20.0),Z=-2.516,P<0.05),trail making test A (TMTA) (80.0s(35.0 ~200.0)s,72.0s(29.0 ~512.0)s,Z=-3.113,P<0.05),trail making test B (TMTB) ((180.1 ±72.7)s,(141,7 ±52.1)s,t=-4.385,P<0.05 ).(2) No significant differences were found in frequencies of alleles,genotypes and hapolotypes of inflammation mediator genes ( interleukin 10,interleukin 1 A,interleukin 1 B,tumor necrosis factor,interleukin 6,α1- an-tichymotrypsin gene,transforming growth factor B1 ) between aMCI and controls (P > 0.05 ).ConclusionThe results indicate that polymorphisms in the inflammation-related candidate genes do not appear to be involved in the risk of developing aMCI.