1.Looking for the ideal insulin regimens for Chinese T2DM patients——Clinical application and research advance of high-ratio premix insulin analogues
Chinese Journal of Diabetes 2017;25(3):285-288
Postprandial hyperglycemia is one of the characteristics of glucose profiles in Chinese T2DM patients. High-ratio premix insulin analogues with advantages of excellent pharmacokinetic characteristics and flexible and convenient administration provide a comprehensive solution for Chinese T2DM patients to effectively control postprandial glucose and reduce blood glucose fluctuation. This paper is a literature review on its clinical evidence and experience.
2.Merchant Capital Influence on Market Price of Chinese Genuine Regional Herbs
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2013;(8):1843-1846
Chinese genuine regional herbs are a combination of nature resource and traditional knowledge. Although we can make it to be an intellectual property product through applying geographical indication or certification mark, the value realization of Chinese genuine regional herbs should be supported by the merchant capital. Meanwhile, the merchant capital also disturbs the reasonable market price of Chinese genuine regional herbs. We should combine the merchant capital with Chinese genuine regional herbs, apply permission for sale and set up a new professional cooperation mode to maintain the market credibility and reasonable price of Chinese genuine regional herbs.
3.Diagnosis of atopic dermatitis: controversies and facts
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2021;54(1):89-92
Atopic dermatitis is a common chronic recurrent atopic constitution-associated inflammatory skin disease mainly characterized by eczematous lesions and itching. Its etiology and pathogenesis are still not very clear, and there are many controversies about its origin, definition, clinical phenotypes and diagnostic criteria. This review analyzes and discusses these controversies in order to provide a meaningful reference for the diagnosis and treatment of atopic dermatitis.
4.Lessons from Mouse Models to Understand Uterine Receptivity for Embryo Implantation.
Korean Journal of Fertility and Sterility 2006;33(3):139-148
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5.Update in Resuscitation.
Journal of the Korean Academy of Family Medicine 2002;23(7):825-830
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6.A study on agglutination activity of phytagglutinin, alisma plantago L. to mouse red blood cells.
Korean Journal of Legal Medicine 1991;15(1):43-48
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8.Effect of intermittent pneumatic pressure pump on preventing postoperative deep venous thrombosis in the elderly patients with lung cancer
Modern Clinical Nursing 2013;(3):19-20
Objective To investigate the effect of intermittent pneumatic pressure pump on the prevention of postoperative deep vein thrombosis(DVT)in elderly patients with lung cancer.Methods One hundred and fifteen lung cancer patients were divided into the control group(n=59)and the test group(n=56).The control group received routine nursing care for the prevention of DVT and the test group were managed with intermittent pneumatic pressure pump apart from the routine nursing as in the control one.The two groups were compared in terms of deep phlebothrombosis and edema of lower limbs.Result There were significant differences between the groups in deep phlebothrombosis and edema of lower limbs as well as the incidence of DVT(P<0.05).Conclusion Intermittent pneumatic pressure pump can prevent postoperative deep venous thrombosis effectively.
9.Dynamic distribution of foot pressure when undergraduates jog
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2009;13(46):9109-9112
BAcKGROUND:The specific research on the interaction between feet and ground when jogging,plays an important role for a deeper understanding of the basic laws of human motion.OBJECTIVE:To test dynamic foot pressure distribution during jogging of 64 undergraduates.DESIGN,TIME AND SETTING:A single sample design,the experiment was carried out in Tianjin Normal University Sports Institute in March 2009.PARTICIPANTS:A total of 68 male collego students,without history of foot traumatic or deformities and with normal ankle joint,were involved in this study.METHODS:Totally 68 university students were analyzed by the Footacan USB2 system(RSscan,Belgium)when jogging atnormal gait(5m/s).Dynamic foot pressure was determined three times.Analysis of foot pressure distribution system could gain a complete gait cycle of foot pressure distribution,data acquisition and analysis software used footscan SOFTWARE7.0,foot process of analysis was divided into 10 regions:the first phalange,the second to the fifth phalanges,the first metatarsal,the second metatarsal,the third metatarsal,the fourth metatarsal,the fifth metatarsal,arch,medial heel and lateral heel.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES:Foot pressure,intensity of pressure,force interval and impulse when jogging.RESULTS:The foot stress-time curve showed a single peak;foot maximum pressure located at the second metatarsal,the site of impulse descending order was the third metatarsal.the first metatarsal,heel,the first phalange,the fourth metatarsal,the fifth metatarsal,the second to the fifth phalange,arch;the distribution of both feet was similar.The pressure of right foot in the second metatarsal,the first metatarsal and the first phalange was significantly greater than the left foot;The contact phases of the full foot and deport from ground occupied 90% of support time,the pressure center was densely in the middle of half sole,the fore intarval of sole was long.The contact time of right foot was significantly larger than left foot.The biggest impulse was the site of the second metatarsal,the order from great to small was the first metatarsal,the third metatarsal,the first phalange,heel,the fourth metatarsal,arch.the second to the fifth phalange,the fifth metatarsal;the distribution of both feet was similar.The impulse of right foot was greater than left foot,while the impulse of the second metatarsal,the first metatarsal and the first phalange were greater than left foot,the difference had statistical significance.CONCLUSI0N:The largest pressure part is the second metatarsal when jogging,the pressure center in the foot locates in the middle of half sole,and the largest impulse is the second metatarsal,most of the impulse focus on the front end of the first to the third metatarsals of the half sole.It is indicated that the middle part of the footpad would be injured easily when jogging,so we should pay attention to the selection of shoes when exercising.
10.Recent progress in identification of candidate genes of Graves' disease
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 2011;27(12):961-966
Intensive but quite chaotic and decentralized candidate gene studies on susceptibility to Graves' disease ( GD ) carried out in small size population in the past half century have provided a quantity of inconsistent data,which,however,resulted in finding of a proven association of GD with the MHC class Ⅱ region that exerts a major effect on the genetics of GD.Using low-resolution microsatellite-based human genome-wide linkage analysis,several regions of linkage harboring putative susceptibility variants but no gene susceptibility to GD were identified.Further,high throughput genotyping of large population cohorts with help of high dense panels of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and application of advanced tools for analysis of extended blocks of linkage disequilibrium within a candidate gene ( tagging SNP,etc.) have found several genes susceptible to GD,including immune-related genes such as MHC,CTLA4,SCGB3A2/UGRP1,FCRL3,and thyroid specific genes ( such as TSHR,etc.).Less consistent results have been obtained in cases of PTPN22 and thyroglobulin.In the nearest future,implementation of even more robust technology such as genome-whole associated analysis (GWAS) and whole-genome re-sequencing are expected to catch more genes susceptibilities to GD.