1.Bacterial Resistance of 1850 Pathogen Strains
Zizheng FANG ; Xiulan SONG ; Hong SHEN ; Hongbing WANG
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 1994;0(01):-
OBJECTIVE To acquaint pathogen distribution of infection and present drug-resistance conditions of the commonly encountered pathogens.METHODS The statistics of the antimicrobial susceptibility testing of all the clinical isolates from Jan to Nov 2006 in our hospital was condncted.RESULTS Totally 1850 bacteria strains were isolated.From them 620(33.51%) were Gram-positive bacteria,1230(66.49%) were Gram-negative bacteria,25.8% of which were Escherichia coli,8.1% of which were Staphylococcus epidermidis,7.5% were Klebsiella pneumonice and 7.2% were MSSA;Statistics of drug sensibility test suggested,Gram-positive cocci isolated from the clinical issue be highly sensitive to vancomycin,teicoplanin and nitrofurantoin.They were still sensitive to rifampicin.and lower sensitive to other antibiotics.Gram-negatives were high sensitive to imipenem.They were still sensitive to piperacillin/tazobactam and the third-generation cephalosporins.CONCLUSIONS The drug resistance of the isolates is severe.It is suggested that there be ungent need for surveillance of bacterial resistance and rational use of antimicrobial agents be emphasized during clinical therapy.
2.Discussion on the staged treatment of chronic heart failure based on the theory of "deficiency, blood stasis, water and toxin"
Kun LIAN ; Shumin HUANG ; Ge FANG ; Haobo JIANG ; Peng LUO ; Zizheng WU ; Zhixi HU
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2023;45(11):1350-1355
Deficiency, stasis, water and toxin are of great significance in the pathogenesis and pathologic evolution of chronic heart failure (CHF). Based on "deficiency, blood stasis, water and toxin", the pathogenesis and treatment of CHF were discussed in this article. It was found that in the pathogenesis, deficiency--deficiency of heart qi and deficiency of heart yang were the origin of the disease, and blood stasis, water and toxin were the markers of the disease. Among them, blood stasis was the central pathological link, and also an important mechanism that could aggravate the disease and cause a vicious cycle; water-phlegm and water dampness were the basic pathological products; toxin-heat toxin, water toxin, and stasis toxin were the final results of disease progress and product accumulation. In terms of treatment, CHF can be divided into four stages: early, middle, late and end. In the early stage, tonifying qi and regulating heart can be used for the treatment of root cause, and promoting blood circulation and water can be used for the treatment of symptoms; tonifying qi and yin and reinforcing the healthy qi, reducing blood stasis, purging turbid, and eliminating pathogenic factors can be used in the middle stage; reducing blood stasis and removing toxic materials should be used in the late stage, supplemented with warming yang and increasing urine excretion; astringing yang,generating body fluids, tonifying qi and yang should be used in the end stage. At the same time of treating by stages, attention should be paid to adhering to a holistic concept and dialectical treatment; pay attention to timing and flexible medication; adopting a combination of Chinese and Western approaches and integrating them.