1.Metrological verification and quality control of medical ultrasound diagnostic instrument
Hanbo FENG ; Di WANG ; Zhaowen MO
China Medical Equipment 2014;(6):43-45
Objective: Combined with the metrological verification in order to strengthen the quality control of medical ultrasonic diagnostic instrument, to ensure the image quality of instruments and medical safety. Methods: Measure output sound intensity, patient leakage current, metrological verification parameters detection depth, resolution, geometric position error value, cystic focal diameter error, blind area and so on. Results: Through analyzing the data of metrological verification results, and in combination with the practical situation of hospital ultrasonic diagnostic instrument calibration, approved metrological verification instrument performance detection technology as the basis. Conclusion: The combination of metrological verification, strengthen training, maintenance, etc, to ensure the operation and safety of instruments, to achieve good quality control in the device.
2.Expression changes of miRNAs in cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury after deep hypothermic low flow in mice
Changfeng FAN ; Peicheng DING ; Weiyan ZHANG ; Zhongyuan WEN ; Di YU ; Song WANG ; Xuming MO
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2015;(5):354-358
Objective To observe the expression changes of 12 ischemia-related microRNAs (miRNA) in cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury after deep hypothermic low flow (DHLF) in mice.Methods A total of 80 3-w eek-old healthy and clean grade C57BL/6 male mice w ere randomly divided into either a DHLF model group or a sham operation group. Each group w as redivided into 4 subgroups according to the time points of 2, 6, 12, and 24 h (10 in each group). The bilateral carotid arteries of the DHLF model group w ere clipped and a DHLF model w as established, w hile the carotid arteries of the sham operation group w ere not clipped. The mice w ere sacrified at each time point and the brain tissue w as removed. The total RNA w as extracted. Quantitative reverse transcriptase polymerase chain reaction w as used to detect miRNA expression. Results Compared w ith the sham operation group, the expression levels of 9 miRNAs w ere upregulated, 2 w ere dow n-regulated, and 1 did not have any significant change in the DHLF model group. Conclusions The expression levels of 11 miRNAs changed significantly after DHLF. It might have a regulatory role in cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury after DHLF.
3.Study on the Chronic Diseases Curative Care Expenditure in Jilin under the Background of Health Care Grading System
he Xi YU ; Tao LI ; di Mo WANG
Chinese Health Economics 2017;36(9):69-72
Objective:To comprehensively analyze the present situation and characteristics otthe curative care expenditure of chronic diseases in Jilin,and to provide data support and suggestions for health policy formulation.Methods:The System of Health Accounts 2011 (SHA2011) was used to analyze the total and composition of curative care expenditure of non-communicable chronic diseases in Jilin province.Results:In 2014,the curative care expenditure of chronic diseasesin Jilin province reached to 32.02 billion yuan,which accounted for 65.51% of curative care expenditureof the all diseases in Jilin.From the perspective of disease costs,the curative care expenditure of chronic diseases occurred in cardiovascular disease,malignancy and other chronic diseases reachedto 66.22%.From the perspective of service composition,the curative care expenditure ofchronic diseases except oral disease occurred more in the hospital.From the perspective of medical institutions costs,thecurative care expenditureof chronic diseases occurred in urban medical institutions reached to 65.83%.From the perspective of care financing,the household out-of-pocket (OOP) accounted for 41.77%of curative care financing forchronic diseases in Jilin.Condusion:Thecurative care expenditureof chronic diseases in Jilin had a large scale.The distribution of medical institutions costsof chronic diseases showed as "inverted triangle" in Jilin.The financing structure of thecurative care expenditureof chronic diseases needed to be improved.
4.Treatment of senile hypertensive hemorrhage with punch drainage and lateral ventricle puncture: a report of 168 cases
Wen-De ZHANG ; Qin-Fen WU ; Zhi-Hao ZHOU ; Jie YIN ; Jian-Hong WANG ; Xi ZHENG ; Dong-Dong WANG ; La-Ding MO ; Wei-Feng DI
Chinese Journal of Neuromedicine 2011;10(4):410-412
Objective To explore the clinical treatment efficacy of punch drainage combined with ventricle puncture in patients with senile hypertensive hemorrhage. Methods One hundred and sixty-eight patients with senile hypertensive hemorrhage, admitted to our hospital from March 2002 to February 2009, were treated by punch drainage combined with ventricle puncture and hematoma dissolution with urokinase. Meanwhile, follow-up for 6-12 months was performed to every patient; the postoperative treatment effects and complications were evaluated by Glasgow Outcome Scale; the relations between the prognosis and both the amount of intracerebral hemorrhage and grades of consciousness situation were statistically analyzed. Results Good prognosis was noted in 91 patients,mild disability in 41, severe disability and vegetative state in 13, and death in 23; few postoperative complications were noted. The prognoses were significantly different in patients with different amounts of intracerebral hemorrhage; so are those in patients with different grades of consciousness situation (P<0.05); the prognosis of patients under grade Ⅰ-Ⅱ consciousness situation was better than that of patients under grade Ⅲ-Ⅳ consciousness situation and the prognosis of patients with hemorrhage between 30-70 mL was obviously better than that of patients with hemorrhage above 70 mL. Conclusion The punch drainage combined with ventricle puncture and hematoma dissolution with urokinase is an effective treatment method for patients with senile hypertensive intracerebral hematoma.
5.Quantified research about the effects of sleep quality on attention in class and acadamic achievements in primary school children.
Xiang-Yun WANG ; Yan-Fei QIAN ; Sheng-Cheng GONG ; Mo TAN ; Xin TAN ; Yan YANG ; Ling-Di LI ; Chao-Quan HUANG
Chinese Journal of Contemporary Pediatrics 2011;13(12):973-976
OBJECTIVETo study the adverse effects of sleep problems and sleep insufficiency on attention in class and pupils' acadamic achievements.
METHODSA total of 1138 students from four primary schools at ages of 6-12 years were randomly sampled from four districts of Changsha city, Hunan Province June 2009 to April 2010. The inquired items included sleep problems, sleep time, sleep quality, attention in class and academic achievements. Teachers and parents observed the pupils according to the unified requirements for 3 months and then filled out the questionnaires.
RESULTSThe total valid inquiry tables were 1091 with the answering rate of 95.87%, including 549 boys and 542 girls. The sleep quality was more poor in children with sleep problems or sleep insufficiency than in children with normal sleep. The sleep quality was reduced and aggravated along with the increasing sleep problems and the reducing sleep time. The attention in class and academic achievements in children with sleep problems or sleep insufficiency were more poor than in children with normal sleep. The sleep quality index was negatively correlated with attention in class and academic achievements. The attention in class was positively correlated with academic achievements.
CONCLUSIONSThe decline in sleep quality directly affects the attention in class and reduce the academic achievements in primary school children.
Achievement ; Attention ; Child ; Child, Preschool ; Female ; Humans ; Male ; Schools ; Sleep
6.Early enteral nutritional support on nutrition assessments and clinical outcomes of congenital heart disease postoperation
Shu KANG ; Jirong QI ; Cheng XU ; Yueshuang CUN ; Yaqin SHU ; Di YU ; Long WANG ; Xuming MO
Chinese Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2017;33(12):712-715
Objective To investigate the effect and feasibility of early enteral nutrition support on postoperative nutrition assessments and clinical outcomes in children patients with congenital heart disease. Methods From October 2013 to October 2014, a number of 100 cases congenital heart disease aged six months to two years old were treated with early enteral nutrition support after operation. According to gender, fifty patients were randomly divided into the intervened group, who were treated with the early enteral nutrition support program. The other fifty patients were divided into control group with no nutrition sup-port. The detailed early enteral nutrition support project were( a) withdraw breathing machine at the same day, giving enteral nutrition 6 hours later after postoperation;( b) patients assist with long-term breathing machine, giving enteral nutrition 12-24 hours later after postoperation. The age, heigth, weight, serum C- reactive protein(CRP), serum retinoic binding protein ( RBP) , serum prealbumin( Pre-ALB) were recorded before operation. Seven days after operation, above indicators were ob-served again. In addition, the first time of excrete, the number of feeding interruption, the time of feeding, the time of ventila-tor, and the related complications were also recorded at hospitalization period. Results No difference of basic information and accompanying complications were observed between control and nutritional intervention group. As to nutritional status, weight-for-age z-score(WAZ) were significant higher in the nutritional intervention group than the control group( -0. 22 ± 1. 16 vs. 0.73 ±1.29, P=0.019) after operation. However length/height-for-age z-score(LAZ/HAZ) and weight-for-length/height z-score( WLZ/WHZ) were similar between control and nutritional intervention group whatever pre-operation and postoperation. Preoperative CRP, RBP, and Pre-ALB were no significant difference between early enteral nutrition and control group. After operation CRP levels in the early enteral nutrition group were significantly lower than that of control group[(45.2 ±16.2)mg/L vs.(67.3±35.5)mg/L,P<0.001],whileRBP[(0.3±0.1)mg/Lvs.(0.2±0.1)mg/L]andPre-ALB[(35.2±12.2)g/Lvs.(25.2±14.2)g/L] weresignificantlyhigherthanthoseofcontrolgroup(Pvaluewere0.031and0.029,respective-ly) . In the early nutritional intervention group and control group, the first time of excrete were remarkable in advance in nutri-tionalinterventiongroupcompredtocontrolgroup[(36±12)hvs.(65±15)h,P=0.008],whilethedifferenceoffeeding interruption times, intensive care unit( ICU) time and mechanical ventilation time in the two groups were not statistically signif-icant(P>0. 05). Conclusion Early nutritional intervention can help gastrointestinal function, enhance nutritional status, lower serum CRP levels and increased serum RBP and Pre-ALB concentrations. It did not add ICU time and ventilation time.
7.Clinical study of emerging sternal rigid plate:a randomized controlled double-center trial
Bin WANG ; Dapu HE ; Yongxiang QIAN ; Bing WEI ; Dongmei DI ; Yaoguang FENG ; Xianghong ZHAN ; Chaozhong LONG ; Rui ZHOU ; Xiaoying LIANG ; Zhang MO
Chinese Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2017;33(12):743-746
Objective To evaluate the security and effectiveness of emerging sternal rigid plate by comparing with wires closure. Methods 60 patients who undergoing median sternotomy from two centers were enrolled in this study, 30 received wire cerclage( control group) and the other 30 received rigid plate fixation( experimental group) . Patients' sternal were closed with wires or rigid plates, and the painness, sternal union and status of wires or rigid plates were followed up and assessed one week, three months and six months after procedures. Results All patients survived and were followed up. 117 rigid plates were implanted. There was no significant difference in pre-operative data, post-operative painness, sternal union and status of wires and plates between control and experimental group. No patient reached the standard of clinical sternal union one week post-operation, but all patients reached the standard of clinical sternal six months post-operation. One patient in control group suffered sternal nonunion, movement and wound infection after sternotomy. Conclusion Compared to wire closure, sternal closure with rigid plates is the same safe and effective.
8.Feasibility of programmed death-1 monoclonal antibody treatment for patients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome complicated with malignant tumor
Shan WANG ; Di DENG ; Ke ZHUANG ; Pingzheng MO ; Zhiyong MA ; Yong XIONG ; Xiaoping CHEN ; Yongxi ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases 2022;40(9):533-537
Objective:To investigate the feasibility, efficacy and adverse reactions of programmed death-1(PD-1) inhibitors in patients with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) complicated with malignant tumor.Methods:From September 2020 to August 2021, patients with AIDS complicated with malignant tumor in Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University were enrolled. Data including basic information, laboratory test results, CD4 + T cell count, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) viral load were collected. Patients were continuously administered intravenously PD-1 monoclonal antibody until disease progression or intolerant toxicity reaction occurred. Adverse reactions during treatment were recorded.And treatment outcomes were assessed once every 12 weeks after treatment. HIV viral load was measured after treatment once a week for four consecutive times, then once four weeks for two consecutive times, and then once every 12 weeks. Results:Ten patients were included in the study, including seven males and three females, three cases of Hodgkin′s lymphoma, two cases of cervical cancer and hepatocellular carcinoma respectively, one case of non-Hodgkin′s lymphoma, non-small cell lung cancer and anal cancer respectively. There were four patients with CD4 + T cell count of 100 to 200 cells/μL and two patients with CD4 + T cell count lower than 100 cells/μL. All patients had completed at least three cycles of treatment with PD-1 monoclonal antibody, HIV viral load remained lower than 20 copies /mL. Three cases achieved complete response and three cases achieved partial response. Adverse reactions were cutaneous capillary endothelial proliferation (CCEP) (seven cases), major bleeding (three cases), and hearing impairment (one case). Conclusions:PD-1 inhibitor has no adverse effect on the continuous suppression of HIV viral load and has an effect on tumor control, so it is a viable choice in AIDS patients complicated with tumor. However, due to its considerable adverse reactions, multidisciplinary cooperation is needed to reduce the risk of complications and deal with serious complications.
9.Research progress on origin of abnormal aorta in coronary artery
Mingtang YE ; Yang WANG ; Di YU ; Jirong QI ; Xuming MO
Chinese Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2024;40(2):117-123
Anomalous aortic origin of the coronary artery(AAOCA) refers to the abnormal initiation, route, or distribution of coronary arteries, which is generally believed to be caused by abnormal or incomplete development of embryonic coronary arteries, and is a rare congenital cardiovascular malformation. It can exist independently without other congenital heart disease. With the development of medical science and people's understanding of AAOCA, more and more AAOCA has been detected, and its clinical significance has attracted more and more attention. Based on abnormal coronary artery opening, malignant or potential contorts can cause long-term blood flow dynamic change, appear abnormal blood vessel hardening of the arteries, at the same time due to walk in the pulmonary artery and the ascending aorta between two vessels, vulnerable to the extrusion of large blood vessels, which caused a temporary blood flow in coronary artery interruption, can cause acute angina pectoris, myocardial infarction, arrhythmia, exercise-induced cardiac syncope. This review focuses on the anatomy, diagnosis and treatment of coronary artery abnormalities arising from aorta.
10.Value of B-type ultrasound in management of patients sustaining craniocerebral injury in Wenchuan earthquake
Lun-Bo LIU ; Yun-Tao TANG ; Hong-Gang CHEN ; Ai-Ping FENG ; Shuang WANG ; Hua MEI ; Di-Mo LIU
Chinese Journal of Neuromedicine 2009;8(3):235-236
Objective To investigate the value of B-type ultrasound during and after operations in patients sustaining craniocerebral injury in Wenchuan earthquake. Methods The patients with suspected multiple intracranial hematomas due to intraoperative acute encephalocele were referred for B-type ultrasonic examination. After the operation, B-type ultrasonic examination was performed at the cranial defects or the site of cranial drilling by horizontal coronal or sweep scanning. Results Open cranial surgery was performed in 58 cases of craniocerebral injury resulting from the earthquake. Intraoperative B-type ultrasound was used in 24 cases, and intracranial hematomas or hemorrhage in different brain regions were found in 18 cases. Hematomas in the injured hemisphere were found in 2 cases, and ultrasound-guided hematoma clearance was performed in 14 cases. In 28 cases, postoperative B ultrasonic examination was carried out along with CT scanning, and the results demonstrated basic agreement between the two medalities. Conclusions Intraoperative B-type ultrasound may help accurately localize multiple intracranial hematomas and can be crucial to identify the causes of intraoperative acute encephalocele. Postoperative sweep scanning with B-type ultrasound at the cranial defect can accurately identify delayed hematoma to allow timely management and improve the operative SUCCESS.