1.Combined detection of cerebrospinal fluid in diagnosis of intracranial infection
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2015;(14):2027-2028
Objective To investigate the application of pathogenic examination and biomarkers detection of cerebrospinal fluid in diagnosis of intracranial infection .Methods Pathogenic and biomarkers examination were performed in cerebrospinal fluid of 49 cases with intracranial infection (infection group) and 49 cases of craniocerebral trauma but without intracranial infection (control group) .Results Adenosine deaminase activity obviously increased in tuberculous meningitis cases ,glucose levels decreased in bac‐terial meningitis and cryptococcal meningitis cases ,protein and IgA content increased in bacterial meningitis cases ,IgG levels in‐creased in bacterial meningitis and tuberculous meningitis cases ,IgM levels increased in tuberculous meningitis cases (P<0 .05) . There were no significant differences of biomarkers levels between viral meningitis cases and control group (P>0 .05) .Conclusion Combined pathogenic detection and biomarker detection of cerebrospinal fluid could be helpful for the diagnosis and treatment of intracranial infection .
2.CLINICAL APPLICATION OF CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE TOXIN A/B DETECTION IN THE OUTSIDE HOSPITAL AND NOSOCOMIAL INFECTION IN TAISHAN AREA
Modern Hospital 2015;(3):95-96
Objective To investigate the application of Clostridium difficile toxin A/B detection on the out-side hospital and nosocomial infection in Taishan area .Methods The stool samples of 528 diarrhea patients newly admitted from May 2013 to October 2014 were collected as the outside hospital suspicious group , and the patients were aged 8 to 75 years old, including 249 males and 279 females.Relatively, the stool samples of 523 patients hos-pitalized more than a week and treated with antibiotics more than 3 days were collected as the nosocomial suspicious group, and the patients aged 7 to 74 years, 209 males and 314 females.Clostridium difficile toxin A/B was detected, and the comprehensive statistical analysis combined with thebacterial culture results , clinical diagnosis and curative effect was made .Results The clostridium difficile infection rate outside the hospital was 4% and the infection rate in hospital after using antibiotics was 16%.By Clostridium difficile toxin A/B detection , the positive rate of outside hospital infection was 85%, and that of nosocomial infection was 90%.Conclusion The Clostridium difficile toxin A/B detection is worthy of clinical application for its rapid and accurate outside hospital and nosocomial infection de -tection in Taishan area .
3.Biological evaluation of thermoplastic starch
Xiaochuan XU ; Yuan YAO ; Wei TIAN ; Rui SHI ; Dafu CHEN ; Xiuli ZHANG
Chongqing Medicine 2013;(22):2626-2628
Objective To evaluate the Biological properties of thermoplastic starch(TPS).Methods According the standard of the government,operate three biological evaluation(acute toxicity,haemocompatibility and short-time toxicity)compound with SPSS analyse.Results The rate of haemocompatibility was 2.06%,no more different weight between trail and control in acute toxicity or short-time toxicity in any key period time.Conclusion TPS is acceptable biology materials.
4.Continuous Detection Method for Ractopamine with Surface Plasmon Resonance Biosensor
Hui LI ; Haoyuan CAI ; Xing CHEN ; Jianhai SUN ; Lulu ZHANG ; Dafu CUI
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2010;38(3):381-384
The interaction between the anti-Ractopamine (Rac) monoclonal antibody and the Rac derivation immobilized on the sensor chip surface was studied with surface plasmon resonance (SPR) biosensor. A continuous detection method based on the linear response during the association phase was developed. The sensor chip surface was regenerated after several tests performed continuously, thus the detection step was simplified and the life span of the chip was prospected to be prolonged. The detection was performed as an inhibitive immunoassay. The mixture of anti-Rac monoclonal antibody and the sample flowed over the surface with Rac derivation was immobilized. The relative response was in inversely proportion to the concentration of Rac. The detection limit was less than 4 μg/L with a detection time of 15 min.
5.Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems-based Gas Chromatography Columns with High Performance
Jianhai SUN ; Dafu CUI ; Haiyuan CAI ; Hui LI ; Zhanwu NING ; Xing CHEN ; Lulu ZHANG ; Yanfei REN
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2010;38(2):293-295
The fabrication and experimental test results were presented for a micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS)-based gas chromatography column. Compared with conventional column, this micro-gas chromatography column is suitable for on-line analysis and monitoring because of the small size, rapid analysis and other characteristics. These 0.5, 1 and 3 m GC columns were fabricated using a deep reactive-ion etching (DRIE) and were coated the stationary phase via a dynamic coating procedure. These GC columns perfectly separated the mixture of benzene, toluene and o-xylene in less than 200 s, where, the 3.0 m of the GC column achieved) a high resolution of 14.3 between toluene and o-xylene and yielded approximately 6160 plates. Moreover, the effect of separation performance for different column length were examined and compared. These GC columns are suitable for the application of a variety of disciplines, including environmental analysis, methane gas probes and homeland security.
6.Preparation and characteristics of starch/polyvinyl alcohol compound bio-membrane
Aichen ZHU ; Rui SHI ; Dafu CHEN ; Runying YUAN ; Liqun ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2010;14(8):1414-1417
BACKGROUND: There is no study on starch/polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) as guided tissue regeneration membranes. The guided tissue regeneration membrane with porous structure were prepared, which combined with the advantages of natural polymer and synthetic polymer. OBJECTIVE: To research the effects of the preparation conditions on the properties of starch/PVA membranes. METHODS: The porous membranes of guiding tissue regeneration were prepared mainly by starch and PVA through solution mixing, casting, freezing and drying. The effects of the mass ratio of PVA and starch, solution concentration, and pre-freezing temperature on the properties of the membrane were researched. The surface morphology, tensile strength, porous ratio, water absorbance and cell cytotoxicity were characterized. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: The aperture of the membrane was 1-50 μm, the porosity was 60%-70%, and the tensile strength was 12-26 MPa. And this membrane had the excellent biocompatibility and hydrophilicity. The pores in the surface were evenly distributed with the solution concentration of 5% and the pre-freezing temperature of -30℃. The more content of starch was, and the larger of the aperture was.
7.Exploring the Intellective Apparatus for Measuring the Intensity of Pressure on Dermal Sears
Yu ZHONG ; Hong LI ; Dafu CHEN ; Dehuai WANG ; Zhiyong HUANG ; Wenhua LIU ; Dingming ZHANG ; Peng LUO ; Xiao WANG ; Wei ZHAO ; Jianwen ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Medical Physics 2010;27(1):1641-1644
Objective:To explore the method of measuring the intensity of pressure on dermal scars.Methods:The testing inductor to taste intensity of pressure (being forced by such as elastic bandages enswathements ,etc.) was by way of the pressing transducer.The pressure signal (degree mv) of the transducer was magnified and transferred to tiny controls where A/D switch happened.All of processions were accomplished by soft wares of C language and results were displayed by LED.Results and Conclusions:The apparatus can measure the intensity of pressure basing on different intensities (such as kgf/cm2 or mmHg or kPa,etc).The results were credible and the operations were simple.
8.Cytotoxicity of elastomer biological material thermoplastics starch
Xiaochuan XU ; Dafu CHEN ; Rui SHI ; Liqun ZHANG ; Yuan YAO ; Wei TIAN ; Runying YUAN ; Hailan FENG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2008;12(10):1973-1976
BACKGROUND: The strength and elasticity of general starch can be enhanced dramatically after plastic blends. The major characters of this material are magnitude molecular weight, many enwinded points, extreme containment of small molecules,and great gelation ability. It can be used as a biodegradable replacement of alginate. Furthermore, by adding osteoinductive factors, thermoplastics starch (TP) can be used as an organic engineering material, which can provide dual functions:anti-bleeding and bone formation. TP can also be used as intraoral tissue formation membrane and burn dressings.OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the bio-safety of TP through a cytotoxicity test.DESIGN: A controlled observation.SETTING: Beijing Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopaedics; Beijing Jishuitan Hospital; Beijing University of Chemical Technology; Peking Univesity School of Stomatology.MATERIALS: The experiment was conducted at the laboratory of Beijing Research Institute of Traumatology and Orthopaedics from April to October in 2006. TP sample was obtained by plasticization of corn starch (12 wt % water content) with glycerol in a Haake Rhenmix at 110℃ and with 80 rounds per minute for 25 minutes, elongation at break from 115.3% to 245.3%. It was prepared by Beijing Key Laboratory for Preparation and Processing of Novel Polymeric Materials, Beijing University of Chemical Technology. Mouse fibroblast L-929 cell strain was provided by the cell bank of Peking University Health Science Center.METHODS: 1 × 107 L-1 cell aqueous suspension was cultured into leaching liquor ( 50% ), serving for TP group, and routine culture medium served for negative control group. Effect of TP on relative growth rate of L-929 cell strain was quantitatively measured by MTI" assay. The cytotoxicity of TP was evaluated according to GB/T16175-1996. Morphological changes and proliferation of cells were observed after2, 4, and 7 days of culture in the medium through an inverted phase contrast microscope.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Cytotoxicity, morphological changes and proliferation of cells, and cell relative growth rate.RESULTS: Cytotoxicity: After 2 and 4 days of incubation, the absorbance (A) value was lower in the TP group than in the negative control group. After 7 days of incubation, the A value was significantly higher compared to negative control group (P<0.01). It indicated that after 2 and 4 days of incubation, the cytotoxicity in the TP group was larger than in the negative control group, while after 7 days of incubation, it was on the opposite. All the test time, TP's cytotoxicity grade ranged from 0 to 1. Morphological change and proliferation of cells: After 2 days of incubation, both groups of cells were not extended to the outside of the scope, with a majority shape of being round, triangle, and quadrangle in the TP group or fusiform cells in the negative control respectively. Four days later, there were gaps among cells in the TP group, while in the negative control group, there were hardly any distance between cells and some cells piled up. Seven days later, cells in starch medium suddenly grew up to such a degree that all the cells lapped over and presented with more bloom than the negative control. Cell relative growth rate: After 2, 4, and 7 days of incubation, relative growth rate increased with time, being 85.63%,82.22%, and 113.05%, respectively.CONCLUSION: TP has no evidence of cytotoxicity and has good bio-safety.
9.Osteogenetic and mechanical property studies of reinforced self-hardening calcium phosphate cement with collagen scaffold
Dafu CHEN ; Wei TIAN ; Yonggang XING
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(18):-
[Objective]To examine whether collagen scaffold(CS) would strengthen calcium phosphate cement(CPC) in vitro,and to investigate whether CPC enhanced with CS would accelerate the osteogenesis for repairing bone defect in rabbits.[Method] A standard 3-piont flexural test was used to fracture the set specimens and to measure the flexural strength,work-of-fracture(WOF) and elastic modulus of CPC and cpclcs.Both cements were implanted into cylinder cavities drilled in 20 rabbit femoral condyles.After 22 and 54 weeks of implantation,histological observations were performed.[Result]The CS had significant effects on composite of mechanical properties.The CPC/CS had a flexural strength 64.2% higher,WOF 3 933.3% higher,and elastic modulus 45.7% lower than the CPC without CS.At 22 weeks,histological study showed collagen fibers of the CPC/CS composite were entirely resorbed and new bone was formed instead.With unreinforced CPC,there were a little bone formation and biodegradation of cement on the margin but not in the interior of CPC.At 54 weeks,plentiful growing bone and bone marrow-like tissue fully filled in pores created by biodegradation of CPC/CS.Although bone formation and biodegradation of cement were more obvious on the margin of CPC cylinder at 54 weeks than 22 weeks,new bone did not present in the interior of CPC yet.[Conclusion]Collagen scaffold not only reinforces CPC,but also accelerates bone formation in the interior of CPC/CS composite.Therefore,CPC/CS could be novel biomaterial as an endosteal implant.
10.Nosocomial Pulmonary Infection in Extensively Burned Patients and Its Related Factor Analysis
Dafu CHEN ; Xiao WANG ; Yu ZHONG ; Dingmin ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(02):-
OBJECTIVE To explore and control the related factors of nosocomial pulmonary infection in patients with extensive burn. METHODS To study retrospectively 193 hospitalized patients with extensive burn in our hospital from Jan 1997 to Oct 2004. RESULTS In 193 cases of extensive burn,there were 37 cases complicated by infection,the rate of nosocomial pulmonary infection was 19.17%.A total of 248 pathogen strains were isolated by bacterial culturing.Nosocomial pulmonary infection was closely related with such factors as aging,course of disease,burn area,burn shock with fluid resuscitation,inhalation injury,tracheotomy,antibiotic use for a long time,and so on.The mortality of 193 patients with extensive burn was 11.40%,in the infective group it was 27.03% and in the non-infective group it was 7.69%(P

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