1.Tailoring a traditional Chinese medicine prescription for complex diseases: A novel multi-targets-directed gradient weighting strategy.
Zhe YU ; Teng LI ; Zhi ZHENG ; Xiya YANG ; Xin GUO ; Xindi ZHANG ; Haoying JIANG ; Lin ZHU ; Bo YANG ; Yang WANG ; Jiekun LUO ; Xueping YANG ; Tao TANG ; En HU
Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis 2025;15(4):101199-101199
Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) exerts integrative effects on complex diseases owing to the characteristics of multiple components with multiple targets. However, the syndrome-based system of diagnosis and treatment in TCM can easily lead to bias because of varying medication preferences among physicians, which has been a major challenge in the global acceptance and application of TCM. Therefore, a standardized TCM prescription system needs to be explored to promote its clinical application. In this study, we first developed a gradient weighted disease-target-herbal ingredient-herb network to aid TCM formulation. We tested its efficacy against intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH). First, the top 100 ICH targets in the GeneCards database were screened according to their relevance scores. Then, SymMap and Traditional Chinese Medicine Systems Pharmacology (TCMSP) databases were applied to find out the target-related ingredients and ingredient-containing herbs, respectively. The relevance of the resulting ingredients and herbs to ICH was determined by adding the relevance scores of the corresponding targets. The top five ICH therapeutic herbs were combined to form a tailored TCM prescriptions. The absorbed components in the serum were detected. In a mouse model of ICH, the new prescription exerted multifaceted effects, including improved neurological function, as well as attenuated neuronal damage, cell apoptosis, vascular leakage, and neuroinflammation. These effects matched well with the core pathological changes in ICH. The multi-targets-directed gradient-weighting strategy presents a promising avenue for tailoring precise, multipronged, unbiased, and standardized TCM prescriptions for complex diseases. This study provides a paradigm for advanced achievements-driven modern innovation in TCM concepts.
2.Study of new clinical pathway in patients with senile cataract treated by operation
Ling LI ; Yuehong ZHANG ; Haoying TANG ; Zhigao XIA ; Jie YAN ; Hongbin JU
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2016;32(4):616-618
Objective To explore the standard clinical pathway and stratified cost insurance in patients with senile cataract operation. Methods Patients treatment by senile cataract phacoemulsification combined with IOL implantation were selected as research subjects by cluster sample from two hospitals from 2013 to 2014 . Patients were divided into different groups according to the year, chronic diseases, preoperative waiting time. The difference of hospitalization expenses and hospitalization time were compared. Different levels of hospital costs were established by CHAID decision tree used hospitalization cost as target variable. Results The waiting time for operation was 2 days, the total hospitalized time was 5 days and these can be used as reference time in clinical pathway. Patients uninsured or with long waiting time for operation had longer hospitalized time. Chronic disease, terms of payment and waiting time before operation were point factors that effect the hierarchical of decision tree. Conclusion The new standard of clinical path need to adjust constantly. Distinguish different patients condition and pay different clinical path costs.
3.The combined application of dissociate skin flap and vacuum sealing drainage on the defect of the large neck neoplasms after surgical procedures.
Longcheng ZHANG ; Chaokun QUAN ; Jing JIANG ; Xinran LIN ; Zhengyi TANG ; Wenbiao LIN ; Sheng LU ; Ganguan WEI ; Haoying CHEN ; Lishan HU ; Zhen ZHAO ; Yongling LI ; Yi REN
Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2012;26(24):1113-1115
OBJECTIVE:
To evaluate the effect of the combined application of dissociate skin flap and vacuum sealing drainage (VSD) for the repairing for defect after surgical management of huge neck neoplasms.
METHOD:
Nineteen patients with huge neck malignant tumor involving the skin of the neck were given radical operation, making use of VSD covering the wound surface. After giving 6.65-7.98 mm Hg continuous negative pressure drainage for 72 h, the patients turned to be treated by intermittent negative pressure therapy with 2 min free interval after each treatment period for 5 min. After dismantling the VSD at 7th to 10th day postoperatively, the good wounds covered by granulation tissue were treated by the skin graft operation with dissociate skin flap from thighs; as for the wounds of which the granulation tissue didn't grow well and important cervical tissues was not fully covered by the granulation tissue, VSD was applied again for 1 week, followed by the skin graft operation.
RESULT:
Nineteen patients have received a total of 23 times of VSD wound treatment, one-stage operation time was significantly shortened. The granulation tissue grew faster on the wound after VSD treatment, and the important cervical tissues such as great vessels could be well covered. The infection and tumor recurrence were observed directly after dismantling the VSD. The skin graft transplantation would be performed after 1-3 weeks.
CONCLUSION
The treatment by vacuum sealing drainage combined with skin graft for surgical wounds of huge neck tumor postoperatively has the advantages of simple operation, little injury and promotion of the wound healing, which is an effective way for treatment of neck skin defect by surgical operation for the huge tumor.
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Head and Neck Neoplasms
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surgery
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Negative-Pressure Wound Therapy
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Skin Transplantation
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Soft Tissue Injuries
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surgery
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Surgical Flaps

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