1.Impact of returned migration experience on prevalence of non-suicidal self-injury behavior and its association with relevant psychosocial factors among middle school students
Xiantao YANG ; Rong WU ; Yuan LUO ; Pengyu REN ; Yu LIU ; Fengjiao RAN ; Xi LUO ; Manting GU ; Zheng YAN
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2025;39(10):888-894
Objective:To examine the impact of returned migration experience on the prevalence of non-sui-cidal self-injury(NSSI)and its associations with childhood emotional maltreatment(EM),social support and sleep quality.Methods:A total of 3 901 middle school students in Guizhou Province were investigated with the Adoles-cent NSSI behavior Questionnaire,Childhood Trauma Questionnaire-short Form(CTQ-SF),Adolescent Social Sup-port Scale,and Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index(PSQI).Results:The prevalence of NSSI among middle school students in Guizhou province was 22.8%,with the rate of 27.3%among returned migrant middle school students.Social support and sleep quality partially mediate the relationship between childhood EM and NSSI in mid-dle school students,with effect sizes of 0.06.The EM scores of returned migrant middle school students(β=-0.62)and non-returned migrant middle school students(β=-0.50)were negatively correlated with social sup-port scores in childhood.The sleep quality scores of returned migrant students(β=0.22)and non-returned migrant students(β=0.14)were positively correlated with NSSI scores.Conclusion:The prevalence of NSSI in returned migrant students is higher.Social support and sleep quality play an important role in the relationship between child-hood EM and NSSI in middle school students.The relationship between childhood EM and social support,sleep quality and NSSI in returned migrant middle school students is stronger than that in non-returned migrant middle school students.
2.Development of an assessment-adaptation-evaluation framework for wheelchair cushions
Chenjing WEI ; Jinjuan DUAN ; Yan CONG ; Fengjiao SUN ; Hongbo CAI
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2025;31(9):1092-1100
Objective To develop a systematic and scientific assessment-adaptation-evaluation framework for wheelchair cushions.Methods A mixed-methods approach integrating literature review,qualitative interviews and Delphi expert consultation was employed.First,27 relevant studies were identified through systematic literature searches,comprehensively synthesizing wheelchair cushion types,performance indicators,key assessment/adaptation elements and evalua-tion methods.Second,semi-structured interviews were conducted with 24 wheelchair users and six assistive tech-nology specialists.Interview transcripts were analyzed using Colaizzi's phenomenological analysis to extract themes and deeply explore user needs and practitioner experiences.Based on the literature and interview find-ings,the research team developed a preliminary protocol comprising an assessment form,an adaptation process table and an effectiveness evaluation form.Finally,20 multidisciplinary experts participated in a two-round Del-phi consultation.Experts rated the importance of items using a 5-point Likert scale.Consensus was analyzed us-ing Kendall's W coefficient and the coefficient of variation(CV),supplemented by mean importance scores and full-score frequency to refine the protocol.Results The consultation demonstrated excellent expert engagement(100%response rate)and strong authority(Cr=0.90).The finalized protocol comprised of an assessment form(four primary domains/21 secondary items),an ad-aptation protocol(two primary domains/eight secondary items)and an evaluation form(two primary domains/15 secondary items).Statistical analysis revealed Kendall's W=0.20(P<0.05),mean importance scores of(4.48±0.72),CV=(0.15±0.05),and full-score frequency of(60.80±16.39)%,indicating acceptable consensus.Conclusion The assessment-adaptation-evaluation method for wheelchair cushions constructed in this study is scientific,comprehensive and operable,and can provide a standardized tool for clinical personalized adaptation.Future studies should enhance the applicability of the method in diverse clinical settings.
3.Impact of returned migration experience on prevalence of non-suicidal self-injury behavior and its association with relevant psychosocial factors among middle school students
Xiantao YANG ; Rong WU ; Yuan LUO ; Pengyu REN ; Yu LIU ; Fengjiao RAN ; Xi LUO ; Manting GU ; Zheng YAN
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2025;39(10):888-894
Objective:To examine the impact of returned migration experience on the prevalence of non-sui-cidal self-injury(NSSI)and its associations with childhood emotional maltreatment(EM),social support and sleep quality.Methods:A total of 3 901 middle school students in Guizhou Province were investigated with the Adoles-cent NSSI behavior Questionnaire,Childhood Trauma Questionnaire-short Form(CTQ-SF),Adolescent Social Sup-port Scale,and Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index(PSQI).Results:The prevalence of NSSI among middle school students in Guizhou province was 22.8%,with the rate of 27.3%among returned migrant middle school students.Social support and sleep quality partially mediate the relationship between childhood EM and NSSI in mid-dle school students,with effect sizes of 0.06.The EM scores of returned migrant middle school students(β=-0.62)and non-returned migrant middle school students(β=-0.50)were negatively correlated with social sup-port scores in childhood.The sleep quality scores of returned migrant students(β=0.22)and non-returned migrant students(β=0.14)were positively correlated with NSSI scores.Conclusion:The prevalence of NSSI in returned migrant students is higher.Social support and sleep quality play an important role in the relationship between child-hood EM and NSSI in middle school students.The relationship between childhood EM and social support,sleep quality and NSSI in returned migrant middle school students is stronger than that in non-returned migrant middle school students.
4.Development of an assessment-adaptation-evaluation framework for wheelchair cushions
Chenjing WEI ; Jinjuan DUAN ; Yan CONG ; Fengjiao SUN ; Hongbo CAI
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2025;31(9):1092-1100
Objective To develop a systematic and scientific assessment-adaptation-evaluation framework for wheelchair cushions.Methods A mixed-methods approach integrating literature review,qualitative interviews and Delphi expert consultation was employed.First,27 relevant studies were identified through systematic literature searches,comprehensively synthesizing wheelchair cushion types,performance indicators,key assessment/adaptation elements and evalua-tion methods.Second,semi-structured interviews were conducted with 24 wheelchair users and six assistive tech-nology specialists.Interview transcripts were analyzed using Colaizzi's phenomenological analysis to extract themes and deeply explore user needs and practitioner experiences.Based on the literature and interview find-ings,the research team developed a preliminary protocol comprising an assessment form,an adaptation process table and an effectiveness evaluation form.Finally,20 multidisciplinary experts participated in a two-round Del-phi consultation.Experts rated the importance of items using a 5-point Likert scale.Consensus was analyzed us-ing Kendall's W coefficient and the coefficient of variation(CV),supplemented by mean importance scores and full-score frequency to refine the protocol.Results The consultation demonstrated excellent expert engagement(100%response rate)and strong authority(Cr=0.90).The finalized protocol comprised of an assessment form(four primary domains/21 secondary items),an ad-aptation protocol(two primary domains/eight secondary items)and an evaluation form(two primary domains/15 secondary items).Statistical analysis revealed Kendall's W=0.20(P<0.05),mean importance scores of(4.48±0.72),CV=(0.15±0.05),and full-score frequency of(60.80±16.39)%,indicating acceptable consensus.Conclusion The assessment-adaptation-evaluation method for wheelchair cushions constructed in this study is scientific,comprehensive and operable,and can provide a standardized tool for clinical personalized adaptation.Future studies should enhance the applicability of the method in diverse clinical settings.
5.Risk factors for post-stroke cognitive impairment
Xiaolu LIU ; Zhongrui YAN ; Fengjiao FAN ; Haohao LI
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2018;26(7):542-545
Post-stroke cognitive impairment (PSCI) is one of the common complications of stroke,which has a significant impact on the life of patients.Studies have shown that the incidence of PSCI varies from region to region,and is correlated with demographic and vascular risk factors,or is significantly different due to stroke types and characteristics.The specific mechanism of PSCI remains unclear,but early identification of its risk factors is helpful for early intervention.This article reviews the risk factors of PSCI.
6.Hypertension and cognitive impairment in children
Fengjiao FAN ; Ling WU ; Haohao LI ; Xingyue ZHENG ; Zhongrui YAN
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2018;26(10):784-788
Hypertension is one of the most important diseases that threaten human health, and has become a global problem. In recent years, the prevalence of hypertension in children has increased significantly year by year, and hypertension in children has a trajectory phenomenon, which is easy to cause cognitive damage and other target organ damage. Therefore, it is necessary to be alert and attached to the relationship between hypertension and cognitive impairment in children. This article reviews the epidemiological characteristics, etiology, diagnostic criteria of hypertension and pathophysiological mechanisms of cognitive impairment caused by hypertension in children.
7.Enlarged perivascular spaces and vascular cognitive impairment
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2017;25(11):1041-1045
As an imaging manifestation of cerebral small vascular disease,the relationship between enlarged perivascular spaces (EPVS) and cognitive impairment has attracted much attention.Clinical studies have shown that EPVS may be present in the general population and in patients with cognitive impairment caused by neurodegenerative or cerebrovascular diseases.Further studies have showed that EPVS may be an independent risk factor for cognitive impairment.This article reviews the pathogenesis of cognitive impairment in individuals with EPVS.
8.The Wave Analysis of Auditory Brainstem Responses in Normal Adult Wistar Rat
Chao ZHANG ; Fengjiao LI ; Minjiao WANG ; Yan ZHAO ; Guowei HUANG ; Ju YANG ; Ning YU ; Lin FANG ; Weiwei GUO ; Xijun XUE ; Liang ZONG ; Jing GUAN ; Qiuju WANG
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2016;24(4):360-365,366
Objective To investigate the click and tone burst evoked auditory brainstem responses (ABR)in normal Wistar rat,and to establish the standards of ABR testing method,and to provide a reference for studies rat audition.Methods Fifteen male Wistar rats(30 ears)were used in this sutdy.The latency and amplitude of ABR e-voked by click and TB at 80,50 and 20 dB SPL were measured.Results The occurrence rate of wave Ⅱand Ⅳat low levels(20 dB SPL)was nearly the same according to the amplitude.The cABR (dB peSPL)threshold was 21.83± 4.45 and tbABR (dB SPL)thresholds were 2.02±0.09,2.88±0.16,3.77±0.25,4.69±0.29,and 5.78±0.41, respectively.80 dB stimulus evoked cABR (peSPL)wave I,I b,II,III,IV and V latency (ms)were 1.76±0.12, 2.13±0.11,2.67±0.16,3.49±0.28,4.39±0.29,and 5.45±0.41,respectively.tbABR (SPL)of wave I,Ib, II,III,IV and V latency (ms)at 4 kHz were 2.02±0.09,2.88±0.16,3.77±0.25,4.69±0.29,and 5.78± 0.41,respectively.At 8 kHz they were 1.76±0.07,2.28±0.10,2.63±0.16,3.49±0.21,4.44±0.28,and 5.48±0.43;while at 12 kHz were1.76±0.08,2.24±0.12,2.61±0.25,3.53±0.25,4.46±0.32,and 5.52± 0.45;at 16 kHz were 1.79±0.10,2.25±0.12,2.70±0.18,3.62±0.27,4.52±0.37,and 5.61±0.49;at 24 kHz were 1.75±0.09,2.27±0.11,2.67±0.16,3.60±0.27,4.52±0.38,and 5.60±0.51;at 32 kHz were 1.77±0.10,2.24±0.12,2.64±0.20,3.59±0.34,4.52±0.40,and 5.61±0.52,respectively.Conclusion Wave Ⅳ was the best wave to determine threshold of click and tone burst evoked auditory brainstem response in rat.
9.Oral and external application of Chinese medicine combined with Ilizarov external fixator and the accordion technique for severe chronic osteomyelitis of the tibia
Xizhi HOU ; Qiang FU ; Shijie YAN ; Jiangyong WANG ; Fengjiao CUI ; Fei LI ; Jianshu FENG
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2016;38(4):314-318
Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effect of oral and external application of Chinese medicine combined with Ilizarov external fixator and the accordion technique for severe chronic osteomyelitis of the tibia.Methods A total of 78 patients with severe chronic osteomyelitis of the tibia were randomized into a routine treatment group and a combined treatment group, 39 in each group. All the patients in the two groups received external fixation by use of Ilizarov external fixator and the accordion technique. All the patients in the combined treatment group received oralGuyu decoction. The patients who had large wound received vacuum-sealing drainage in the routine treatment group, and vacuum-sealing drainage combined with external application ofShengji-Yuhong plaster in the combined treatment group. All the patients were treated for 8 weeks and followed up for 2 years. The time to wound healing and fracture healing, and the drainage time were compared between the two groups. Functional and radiologic findings were evaluated according to Paley's criteria. The functions of the knee joint and ankle joint were evaluated using the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) knee score and the scoring system of Baird and Jackson, respectively.Results The time to wound healing (17.33 ± 6.21 dvs. 22.27 ± 8.12 d;t=3.018,P=0.004) and the time to fracture healing (32.25 ± 6.02 weeks vs. 36.37 ± 7.75 weeks;t=2.623,P=0.011), and the drainage time (17.01 ± 4.66 dvs. 21.51 ± 5.23 d;t=4.012, P<0.001) in the combined treatment group were significantly shorter than those in the routine treatment group. According to Paley's criteria, the patients who achieved a score of excellent or good for fracture healing (84.6%vs. 53.8%;χ2=7.282,P=0.007) and function (92.3%vs. 66.7%;χ2=6.369,P=0.012) in the combined treatment group were significantly more than those in the routine treatment group. The scores of the HSS knee score (84.56 ± 7.42vs. 78.81 ± 5.33;t=3.391,P=0.002) and the scoring system of Baird and Jackson (85.01 ± 8.21vs. 79.21 ± 6.78;t=3.402,P=0.024) in the combined treatment group were significantly higher than those in the routine treatment group.Conclusion OralGuyu decoction and external application ofShengji-Yuhong plaster combined with Ilizarov external fixator and the accordion technique can promote recovery of the joint function, fracture healing and wound healing.
10.Effect of continued nursing on postoperative outcomes of discharged patients with chronic suppurative otitis media
Yunxiao LI ; Lilan XU ; Fengjiao YAN ; Fenglan XIE ; Dongfang WANG
Modern Clinical Nursing 2016;15(12):37-40
Objective To investigate the effect of continued nursing on postoperative outcomes of discharged patients with chronic suppurative otitis media.Methods Toally 198 discharged patients were randomized into the control group (n=98) and the observation group (n=100).The patients in both groups received normal health education and additionally the continued nursing was used in the observation group for health education by way of phone call follow-up,on-the-spot consultation and QQ consultation.The mastery of related knowledge and skills,incidence of secondary tympanic membrane and readmission rate were compared.Results Six months after discharge,the observation group was significantly better than those the control group in the mastery of related knowledge and skills (P<0.05).The incidence of secondary tympanic membrane perforation was not statistically significant between the groups(P> 0.05).The readmission rate at the second week and the third week between the two groups had no statistically significant difference (P> 0.05).However,the readmission rate at the first,second,third and sixth month were statistically different (P<0.05).Conclusion Continued nursing to the postoperative discharged patients with chronic suppurative otitis media can improve the follow-up rate after discharge and self-nursing capacity,and as a result promote their recovery.

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