1.Clinical Observation on Wagner 2-3 Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treated by TCM External Treatment Scheme for Euriching Pus for Tissue Growth
Weijing FAN ; Hongfei WANG ; Baozhong YANG ; Lei XU ; Guobin LIU
Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae 2022;28(14):107-114
ObjectiveTo observe the clinical efficacy and safety of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) external therapeutic protocol of enriching pus for tissue growth (EPTG) in the treatment of Wagner 2-3 diabetic foot ulcer. MethodThe randomized controlled trial (RCT) design was adopted. Patients receiving basic treatment were divided into the EPTG group and the control group (debridement and change of nano-silver medical antibacterial dressing). Ulcer healing rate, ulcer area, ulcer depth, TCM symptom score, visual analogue scale(VAS), transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen, wound blood flow, inflammatory factors [C-reactive protein (CRP), interleukin-6 (IL-6), and tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α)], growth factors [vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), transforming growth factor-β1 (TGF-β1), and fibroblast growth factor-β (FGF-β)], adverse events, and outcome events of the two groups before and after treatment were observed. ResultCompared with the conditions before treatment, the ulcer healing rate, ulcer area, ulcer depth, TCM symptom score, VAS score, transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen, wound blood flow, CRP, IL-6, TNF-α, VEGF, TGF-β1, and FGF-β were significantly improved (P<0.01). In terms of the improvement in the ulcer healing rate, ulcer area, ulcer depth, VAS score, transcutaneous partial pressure of oxygen, wound blood flow, CRP, IL-6, TNF-α, VEGF, TGF-β1, and FGF-β, the EPTG group was superior to the control group (P<0.01). There were no statistically significant differences in adverse events and outcome events between the two groups. ConclusionThe TCM external therapeutic protocol of EPTG is safe and effective in the treatment of Wagner 2-3 diabetic foot ulcer. It can greatly reduce the area and depth of diabetic foot ulcer, improve the ulcer healing rate and TCM symptom score, relieve the pain of patients, and improve the microcirculatory blood supply in the local ulcer. Its mechanism of action may be related to the reduction of the local inflammatory response of the wound and the improvement of the proliferation of fibroblasts and vascular endothelial cells.
2.Monitoring of hand hygiene status of health care workers in clinical laboratories of medical institutions in Xi'an City
Xin WANG ; Yang LUAN ; Chen CHEN ; Songtao PANG ; Zengguo WANG ; Fei WANG ; Ruru LIU ; Han FU ; Xiaogang LEI ; Baozhong CHEN
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2017;16(5):466-469
Objective To investigate the current status of hand hygiene(HH) among health care workers(HCWs) in clinical laboratories in medical institutions in Xi'an City.Methods HH status of HCWs in clinical laboratories in medical institutions in Xi'an was performed random on-the-spot sampling and monitoring.Results A total of 240 HH specimens of HCWs in clinical laboratories in 80 medical institutions in Xi'an City were collected, 127 detected results were qualified, the total qualified rate was 52.92%.The qualified rates of medical institutions were as follows: municipal hospitals 62.67%,workers' hospitals 55.95%,private hospitals 40.74%;comprehensive medical institutions 67.68%,specialized medical institutions 42.55%;tertiary medical institutions 79.63%(n=43),secondary and below medical institutions 45.16%(n=84),there were significant differences in HH qualified rate among HCWs in different types of medical institutions(all P<0.01).Of different HH detection items, detection rates of Escherichia coli and Staphylococcus aureus were 0.83% and 8.33% respectively.There were significant differences in HH compliance rates among HCWs of all age groups(χ2=9.103,P<0.05), HCWs aged≥50 years had the highest qualified rate of HH(71.43%), followed by those aged<30 years (67.82%),HCWs in 40~ year age group had the lowest HH qualified rate (39.66%).Conclusion The qualified rate of HH of HCWs in clinical laboratory of medical institutions in Xi'an City is low, it is necessary to enhance the procaution awareness of HCWs in clinical laboratories, strengthen quality control of HH, strictly implement standard hand-washing procedures to reduce occurrence of HAI.
3.Measurement of body weight, blood parameters and main organ coefficients of germ-free piglets
Jing SUN ; Lei DU ; Yuchun DING ; Haoran CAO ; Meng WU ; Baozhong LIN ; Shihua ZHANG ; Zuohua LIU ; Liangpeng GE
Acta Laboratorium Animalis Scientia Sinica 2016;24(4):388-394
Objective To establish the background information of physiological parameters for germ?free ( GF ) Taihu piglets. Methods In this study we selected 25 days old GF Taihu piglets and 4 conventional ( CV) littermates, the male and female ratio was 1∶3, to measure the normal clinical values of hematology and serum biochemistry, immunoglobu?lin concentration and main organ coefficients. The analysis of relative growths of main organ weight to body weight was con?ducted in the Taihu GF and CV pigs by allometric scaling model. Results (1) Twelve hematological parameters and 8 blood biochemical parameters in the GF piglets were significantly lower than those in CV pigs (P<0?05). (2) The aver?age body weight, IgM concentration of GF pigs and CV pigs had significant difference ( P <0?05 ) , and no mesenteric lymph nodes were found in the GF pigs. (3) The gut weight had the largest allometric association with body weight in the GF pigs, while spleen weight has the largest allometric association with body weight in the CV pigs. Both the weight of heart and stomach in CV and GF pigs had a negative allometric association with body weight (allometric coefficient b<1), respectively. Conclusions Different microbe control grades affect the body weight, hematology and serum biochemistry, expression of immunoglobulin and development of main organs in laboratory pigs.
4.Conservation Status of Shennongjia Traditional Chinese Medicine Resources and Its Sustainable Utilization Strategy
Xia LIU ; Zhigang HU ; Wei DU ; Lei XU ; Baozhong DUAN ; Juping LI ; Caixiang XIE ; Jiajia FAN ; Xiaocun ZHANG ; Jun WANG ; Shilin CHEN
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(11):2331-2336
Shennongjia is well known as the national treasure of traditional Chinese medicine resources at home and abroad. In order to provide Shennongjia with better protection of traditional Chinese medicine and promote the sustainable utilization of its resources, based on the specific analysis of She nnongj ia′s conservation status and
available resources, we put forward primary strategies and specific measures for the sustainable utilization framework of Shennongjia traditional Chinese medicine resources, in view of resources conservation, development, utilization, as well as the resources administration.
5.The drug-resistant mechanism of clinical non-fermenting bacilli producing IMP-1 metalloenzyme.
Xi CHENG ; Wenxiang JIA ; Baozhong DU ; Wei ZENG ; Mei KANG ; Zairong ZHANG ; Yi XIE ; Weiqing YANG ; Hong FAN ; Chuanmin TAO ; Lei ZHANG
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2007;24(4):876-879
A total of 50 clinical imipenem-resistant isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Acinetobacter baumannii were subjected to the ceftazidime-2- mercaptoethanol -double-disk synergy test and to the PCR assays with primers specific for bla(IMP-1). After the process of sequencing the positive one to identify the results, PCR analysis was conducted with primers specific for class 1 integrons. For synergy test, 28 isolates gave positive results, among which were 27 Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Acinetobacter baumannii. Only one Pseudomonas aeruginosa was found to carry bla(IMP-1), and bla(Int1) at the same time. This is the first ascertainment of IMP-1 producing Pseudomonas aeruginosa isolate carrying bla(IntI1) in West China, which is of significance to the research on the clinical spread of these drug-resisitant genes.
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6.Broanchopulmonary Candida Infections During Acute Exacerbations of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease:A Clinical Trial
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2004;0(10):-
OBJECTIVE To observe the clinical characteristic of broanchopulmonary Candida infection in acute exacerbations of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(AECOPD).METHODS To analyze retrospectively 50 broanchopulmonary Candida infection patients with AECOPD.RESULTS From fungal infections the Candida infection occupied 56.82%.The risk factors were included: using long-term antibiotic,hypoproteinem,mechanical ventilation and complicated with diabetes or cardiovascular diseases.There were Candida albicans(56.52%),C.tropicalis(20.29%),C.parapsilosis(14.49%) and C.krasei(8.69%),after getting the microbiology result by bronchoalveolar lavage under fibrobronchocope,cultivating deep part sputum,brushing biopsy on broncho mucous membrane,lung biopsy,and cultivating blood and pleural effusion,and to think highly of preempting treatment and using medicine by fungi category and cultivating result.CONCLUSIONS The Candidia are the main pathogens in AECOPD;it is better using the local and systemic medicines in combination.
7.Axillofemoral bypass for the treatment of chronic severe lower limb ischemia
Hongru DENG ; Qinghua WU ; Lei KOU ; Zhong CHEN ; Baozhong YANG
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;0(09):-
ObjectiveTo evaluate axillofemoral bypass(AxFB) for the treatment of chronic severe lower limb ischemia. Method Consecutive AxFB performed in Anzhen Hospital from January 1995 to November 2002 was retrospectively analysed, with 31 patients of aortoiliac occlusive disease undergoing axillobifemoral bypass (AxBFB) and 32 axillounifemoral bypass(AxUFB) respectively. Result On discharge, rest pain disappeared in 44 cases and intermittent claudication in 19 cases, with average ankle/brachial index changing from preoperative 0.18(0~0.49) to postoperative 0.68(0.29~1.04). Rate of limbs salvage was 87.4%, amputation rate was 7.9%. Three cases died with a perioperative mortality of 4.8%. The patency rate of 1,3,5 years were 93.2%,79.8% and 64.1%, respectively. Conclusion AxFB for aortoiliac occlusive disease is considered to be acceptable procedure in high-risk patients with poor femoral run-off and chronic critical lower limb ischemia.
8.Diagnosis and treatment of acute lower extremity arterial injury:experience of 125 cases
Lei KOU ; Qinghua WU ; Zhong CHEN ; Hongru DENG ; Xiaoyun LUO ; Baozhong YANG ; Yanmin HAN ; Zhangmin WU ; Xiaobin TANG ; Hui LIU
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;0(08):-
Objective To sum up the experience in the diagnosis and management of acute lower extremity arterial injury.Methods Between Jan 1988 and Feb 2004,125 cases of lower limb arterial injuries were admitted and undergoing surgery, including gunshot in 3 cases, blunt trauma in 56 and stabbing in 66 cases. Associated injuries included bony injury in 36 cases, nerve injury in 11 cases, and vein injury in 23 cases. Arterial primary or patch repair was performed in 28 cases, end-to-end anastomosis in 37 cases, saphenous vein graft used in 32 cases, prosthetic graft bypass in 23 cases, thrombectomy in 2 cases and blood vessel ligation in 3 cases.Results Limb salvage rate was 85.6% and patient survival of 98.4%. Massive bleeding and multiple organ failure caused mortality in one each. The rate of amputation is 10.4%(13/125), with preoperative gangrene being present in 8 cases.Conclusion Lower extremity arterial injury carries a high amputation rate. The use of Doppler scanner is helpful for early diagnosis. An ankle/brachial index of less than 1 in the affected limb was considered as a positive sign of arterial injury. Prompt revascularization and early fasciectomy are important to reduce amputation rate and mortality.
9.Surgical management for ruptured aortoiliac artery
Zhong CHEN ; Qinghua WU ; Baozhong YANG ; Xiaobin TANG ; Hui LIU ; Lei KOU ; Zhangmin WU ; Yanmin HAN
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2000;0(12):-
Objective To evaluate surgical therapy for ruptured aortoiliac artery. Method Between Apr 1984 and Dec 2003, 23 patients of ruptured aortoiliac artery were admitted with ruptured aortoiliac artery aneurysm in 18 cases and traumatic artery rupture in 5 patients. Two patients were treated with direct vascular repair and 21 patients underwent prosthetic grafts replacement. Result Four cases died perioperatively including 2 patients dying of acute renal failure, one of upper gastrointestinal heamorrhage caused by stress ulcer at 48 h after operation, and one of respiratory failure in 72 h. Conclusion Based on the etiology emergency operations should be performed on patients of ruptured aortoiliac artery by repairing or prosthetic grafts replacement.
10.Prosthetic graft occlusion and options of reoperative modality
Zhong CHEN ; Qinghua WU ; Baozhong YANG ; Hongru DENG ; Yanmin HAN ; Xiaobin TANG ; Zhangmin WU ; Hui LIU ; Lei KOU ; Xiaoyun LUO ; Xin HUO
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1997;0(04):-
ObjectivesTo analyse the causes of occlusion of prosthetic grafts and to explore the appropriate modality of reoperation.MethodThe clinical data of 47 patients with occlusive prosthetic grafts were analyzed retrospectively. The procedure of treatment for patients with different causes of occlusive graft included thrombectomy alone in 9 cases, thrombectomy and anastomotic plasty in 16 cases, new bypass using prosthetic graft and saphenous autograft in 22 cases. ResultsThe reoccurrence of graft occlusion in patients undergoing thrombectomy alone or thrombectomy and anastomotic plasty was 67% and 56% respectively, which was siginificantly higher than that of 9% in patients treated by a new arterial bypass with prosthetic grafts and saphenous autografts. ConclusionsThe result of new bypass for occlusive prosthetic graft is superior to thrombectomy alone or thrombectomy and anatomotic plasty.

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