1.Relation among personality, self-control and procrastination in young people
Jingyi ZHANG ; Xueying CUI ; Ting TAO ; Ligang WANG ; Wenbin GAO
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2019;33(3):232-237
Objective:To explore the relationship between personality traits and procrastination in young people and the mediating role of self-control.Methods:A total of 344 college students (191 males and 153 females) were assessed with the Mini-IPIP Scale (Mini-IPIP), Dual-Mode of Self-Control Scale (DMSC-S, including control system and impulse system) and General Procrastination Scale (GPS).Results:The GPS scores were negatively correlated with scores of agreeableness subscale and conscientiousness subscale (r=-0.13, -0.53, Ps<0.05), and positively correlated with scores of neuroticism subscales (r=0.27, P<0.01).The structural equation modeling supported the impulse system fully mediated the relationship between neuroticism and procrastination (η2=0.15, 95%CI=0.02-0.25), and those two systems partly mediated the relationship between conscientiousness and procrastination (η2=0.20, 0.20;95%CI=-0.38——0.05, -0.70——0.24).Conclusion:The relationship between youth personality and procrastination may be mediated by a dual system of self-control.Additionally, the degree to how self-control affects the relationship between big five personality trait and procrastination is different under the different types of personality.
2.The clinical research of high‐frequency contrast‐enhanced ultrasound in guiding peripheral lung consolidation biopsy
Yuanyuan ZHANG ; Shi TAN ; Yan SUN ; Ying FU ; Shumin WANG ; Qiang FU ; Ligang CUI
Chinese Journal of Ultrasonography 2019;28(6):517-520
To explore the clinical application value of high‐frequency contrast‐enhanced ultrasound in guiding peripheral lung consolidation biopsy . Methods Clinical data of 33 patients with peripheral pulmonary w ho underwent high‐frequency contrast‐enhanced ultrasound biopsy were retrospectively analyzed . According to the pathological results as the gold standard ,the puncture path , needle tip display ,puncture complications and the diagnostic rate of pathological results were described . Results Among the 33 patients ,32 patients had pathological findings ,including 18 malignant lesions ,14 benign lesions ,and 1 non‐effective tissue . ①T he difference between lesion enhancement and peripheral lung tissue enhancement time within 2 .5 s were in 20 patients ( 12 benign ,8 malignant) ,12 patients ( 2 benign ,10 malignant) showed difference greater than 2 .5 s . T here were 19 cases with uniform enhancement ,including 9 benign cases ( 28 .1% ) ,10 malignancy cases ( 31 .3% ) ; 13 cases with uneven enhancement ,including 5 cases with benign ( 15 .6% ) ,8 cases with malignancy ( 25 .0% ) . T he rate of relatively uneven enhancement of malignant lesions was higher ,but the difference was not statistically significant ( P =0 .618 ) . ② High‐frequency contrast‐enhanced images were scored at 2 points or more in 28 cases ( 87 .5% ) ,and the high‐frequency contrast‐enhanced ultrasound images were satisfactory . ③Interventional puncture path score was 2 points or more in 29 cases ( 90 .6% ) . ④Puncture needle tip display were scored at 1 point or more in 28 cases ( 87 .5% ) . ⑤A total of 87 needles were punctured ,and 32 cases obtained pathological diagnosis of puncture ( 97 .0% ,32/33) . Conclusions Due to its high spatial resolution ,high‐frequency ultrasound can avoid adjacent tissues and blood vessels by showing the position of the needle tip in real time without the need of puncture frame and multi‐angle needle insertion during operation ,and accurately locate the target with good safety .
3. Application of "sandwich feedback method" in ultrasound medicine in standardized training of residents
Ping HE ; Wen CHEN ; Ligang CUI
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2019;18(11):1152-1154
Combining with the feature of ultrasound medicine and obeying the basic principle of feedback, we introduced the sandwich feedback method into standardized training of residents. By telling residents where improvement was needed, residents could clearly know their goal in the process of training. The training pass rate in the sandwich feedback method group and the traditional teaching method group were compared and the results showed that the pass rate in the sandwich feedback method group was higher than that in the traditional teaching method group, indicating that the introduction of sandwich feedback method can help residents comprehend their abilities in time and find out their shortcomings and advantages, so as to improve continuously. In addition, it would effectively supervise and urge teachers to continuously improve their teaching awareness and level.
4.Investigation of “practice teaching methods ”for musculoskeletal ultrasound imaging
Ling JIANG ; Ligang CUI ; Wen CHEN ; Bo ZHAO ; Jie JIANG ; Zhiqiang LI
Basic & Clinical Medicine 2017;37(1):142-144
Objective To discuss the effect of “practice teaching methods ” in musculoskeletal ultrasound diagnosis training process .Methods Thirty refresher doctors for a month with the method training .The effect training is evaluated by objective exam and questionnaire survey .Results Thirty refresher doctors received tests before and after the training .Test results showed that the accuracy after the training was significantly higher than that of before ( P<0.05 ) .Refresher doctors survey about satisfaction of the training method showed that whole satisfaction is 100%, in which 70%were very satisfied , 30%were satisfied .The self-assessment results for the improvement of the level of diagnosis musculoskeletal ultrasound showed that 45%doctors are very satisfied ,40%doctors are satis-fied, and 15%is not satisfied .Conclusions With the implementation of “teaching by practice” method, refresher doctors could master the knowledge of musculoskeletal anatomy as soon as possible , and have the ability to diagnose common musculoskeletal diseases independently .
5.The application and progress of contrast-enhanced ultrasound in rheumatoid arthritis
Run WANG ; Ligang CUI ; Ling JIANG
China Medical Equipment 2017;14(3):151-154
The contrast-enhanced ultrasound(CEUS) been equipped in most commercial ultrasound system, is a newer technology which could evaluate the blood flow of soft tissue. It could not only make qualitative and semi-quantitative analysis, but also the quantitative analysis could be acquired. At present, it has been applied on cardiovascular imaging and tumor perfusion assessment in clinical. The clinical usage of CEUS in rheumatoid arthritis(RA) was summarized in the paper which included its common clinical type, dose of ultrasound contrast agent and various method of usage described. Besides, the paper not only introduced the evaluation of the synovitis in RA with the parameters resulted from CEUS, but also illuminated the progress of the researches. Through compared these parameters, indexes and methods, this summary revealed the limitation and application value of CEUS to RA, and more exploration need be done in future.
6.Establishment of chemiluminescent enzyme immunoassay for detecting antibodies against foot-and-mouth disease virus serotype O in swine.
Chen CUI ; Ligang HUANG ; Jing LI ; Xingqi ZOU ; Yuanyuan ZHU ; Lei XIE ; Qizu ZHAO ; Limin YANG ; Wenjun LIU
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2016;32(11):1519-1530
Recombinant structural protein VP1 of foot-and-mouth disease virus serotype O was expressed in Escherichia coli and then purified using Nickel affinity chromatography. A chemiluminescent enzyme immunoassay (CLEIA) method was established using the purified recombinant protein as coating antigen to detect antibody of foot-and-mouth disease virus serotype O in swine. The specificity of VP1-CLEIA method is 100%. The coefficients of variation in the plate and between plates are 1.10%-6.70% and 0.66%-4.80%, respectively. Comparing with the commercial indirect ELISA kit or liquid phase block ELISA kit, the calculated coincidence rate is 93.50% or 94.00%. The high specificity and stability suggested this detection method can be used to monitor the antibody level of foot-and-mouth disease virus serotype O in swine.
7.Sonographic fingdings of pectoralis major and its tears
Jie JIANG ; Ligang CUI ; Jinrui WANG ; Ling JIANG ; Zhiqiang LI ; Bo ZHAO
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2016;48(1):166-169
Objective:To investigate the normal sonographic anatomic characteristics of the pectoralis major and the clinical value of ultrasound in diagnosing the extent and location of the pectoralis major tears.Methods:High frequency transducer was used in scanning the pectoralis major.The ultrasono-graphic images of 40 normal pectoralis major were obtained from 20 healthy volunteers with both sides. Longitudinal and transversal views were performed and stored.The distal tendon was identified in the transverse plane coursing superficially to the long head of the biceps brachii tendon inferior to the level of the subscapularis tendon.Eighteen cases of pectoralis major tears were analyzed retrospectively,with MRI,surgical and ultrasound follow-up results correlation respectively.Results:High-frequency ultra-sound could clearly show the anatomic orientation of the normal pectoralis major.The fibers converge was like a fan into three laminae that twisted upon each other at 90°before coalescing into a single tendon of insertion.In the study,1 8 patients of pectoralis major muscle tears [average age:(37.2 ±1 5.6)years] sustained injuries during weightlifting,basketball and impact.Three of the eighteen patients had MRI re-sults;nine had surgical correlation;six were followed by ultrasound.Eleven were injured on the left side,and 7 on the right side.Seven were involved in the distal tendon (1 in sternal head,2 in clavicular head,4 in both sternal and clavicular head),five were involved the musculotendinous junction,6 were involved muscle belly.Twelve cases were partial-thickness petoralis major tears(4 in the distal tendon, four in the muscle tendon junction,4 in the muscle belly),with the partial fiber intact,echogenicity de-creased and the internal structure disordered;6 cases (3 in the distal tendon,1 in the muscle tendon junction,2 in pectoralis major muscle belly)were completely disrupted,with fiber fracture and retrac-tion,accompanied with or without hematoma formation.Conclusion:High-frequency ultrasound can clearly show the anatomic structure of the pectoralis major.Ultrasonography can diagnose the pectoralis major tears with the extent and location of injuries,and can be used to help the clinical treatment.
8.Efficacy of duloxetine combined with Bodhi Tree relaxation technique in the treatment of the generalized anxiety disorder and influence of heart rate variability
Ligang WANG ; Yueji SUN ; Aixia CUI ; Wenheng SUN
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2014;(11):1005-1008
Objective To observe the efficacy of duloxetine combined with Bodhi Tree relaxation tech?nique in the treatment of generalized anxiety disorder ( GAD ) and the influence of heart rate variability ( HRV ) . Methods According to the standard of ICD?10,124 GADs were selected as study objects from March 2013 to March 2014. They were randomly divided into intervention group and control group. The intervention group fixedly received duloxetine ( 20 mg/day) and Bodhi Tree relaxation therapy,2 times / week,for 8 weeks;and the control group received only Duloxetine (20 mg/day) treatment. All patients were assessed with SAS,HAMA and Treat?ment Emergent Symptom Scale( TESS) at the baseline and at the end of the 2nd ,4th ,6th ,8th week of the treatment to evaluate the efficacy and side effects. The LF/HF of HRV were observed. Results 1.In both groups,SAS score and HAMA score remarkably decreased after intervention than before treatment( before intervention:control group (63.52±14.25,30.26±11.25) intervention group (64.35±14.33,29.83±10.85);after 8 weeks:control group (30.23±6.68,9.28±3.20) intervention group (25.14±5.59,7.70±2.87), P<0.05). There was statistical signifi?cant between the two groups in the therapeutic effects (χ2=4.09, P<0.05) ,and no significant difference between the two groups on the TESS (P>0.05). 2. The ratio of LF/HF showed significantly decrease in the intervention group than those in the control groupt 13?16=-2.806,-2.725,-3.572,-2.272;P13?16=0.006,0.007,0.001,0.025).The value of anxiety se?verity index and LF/HF was positively correlated ( r=0.342, P<0.05).Conclusion Duloxetine combined with Bodhi Tree relaxation technique can effectively improve the heart rate variability in patients,curative effect is better.
9.Sonographic appearance and clinical significance of anatomic variation of carpal tunnel median nerve
Qiang FU ; Ligang CUI ; Zhiqiang LI ; Jinrui WANG ; Wen CHEN ; Jianwen JIA
Chinese Journal of Ultrasonography 2012;21(10):884-887
Objective To investigate the incidence,sonographic appearance of the anatomic variation of carpal tunnel median nerve and its accompanying structures in healthy volunteers and explore the value of this variation in carpal tunnel syndrome.Methods A total of 360 hands of 180 healthy volunteers were included in the study.The full course of the median nerve in the forearm and carpal tunnel was examined with high-frequency ultrasound.The median nerve was first located in cross section at wrist and then with continuous cross-sectional scanning to observe the the full course of the median nerve in the forearm and carpal tunnel with high-frequency ultrasound.Results Anatomic variation of carpal tunnel median nerve and its accompanying structures were observed:① High division median nerve were found in 2 wrists (0.56 %) ;②Bifid median nerve were found in 17 wrists (4.72%) ;③Persistent median artery were found in 22 wrists (6.11%),and 2 wrists (0.56%) were also found accompanied vein.Aanatomic variation of carpal tunnel median nerve accompanied with persistent median artery were observed in 16 wrists (4.44 %).Conclusions High-frequency ultrasound was sensitive to diagnose the anatomic variation of carpal tunnel median nerve and its accompanying structures.Recognition of these variations can help us to make correct diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome.
10.Application of ultrasound in shoulder lesions
Ting LIU ; Jianwen JIA ; Fajian LIN ; Xianshui FU ; Ligang CUI
Chinese Journal of Ultrasonography 2008;17(6):521-525
Objective To evaluate the value of ultrasound in diagnosing shoulder lesions.Methods Ultrasound images were obtained by two museuloskeletal sonologists in 111 patients suspected of having rotator cuff and non-rotator cuff lesions which were confirmed by following arthroscopic surgery.Results The arthroscopic findings demonstrated that there were two or more lesions in one patient in majority of patients,included 67 supraspinous tendon tears,5 infraspinous or subscapular tendon injuries,10 calcific tendonosis,2suprascapular notch cysts,34 subaeromial bursitis,1 intrabursa loose body,13 biceps longus tendon dislocation or disruption,and 21 lahrum injury.The accuracy of ultrasonogrpahy was 92% in diagnosis of supraspinous tendons tear,97% in subscapular tendon inj uries,96% in calcific tendonitis,1 00% in suprascapular notch cysts,88% in subacromial bursitis,100% in biceps longus tendon dislocation or disruption,and 81% in labrum injury.Conclusions Ultrasound can evaluate shoulder lesions effectively.

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