1.Risk Prediction Performance of Blood Biomarkers for Bipolar Disorder With Psychotic Symptoms
Zijun NI ; Junping YIN ; Xiaoying WANG ; Yuting ZHOU ; Xian MO ; Lu SUN ; Wei ZHANG
Journal of Sichuan University (Medical Sciences) 2025;56(5):1351-1356
Objective To investigate biological markers associated with psychotic symptoms in patients with bipolar disorder(BD)based on electronic medical records of patients,and to develop an interpretable risk prediction model that supports the identification of high-risk individuals and that facilitates decision-making for providing clinical intervention in a timely manner.Methods A total of 2 352 patients diagnosed with BD and admitted to West China Hospital,Sichuan University were enrolled using the electronic medical records system of the hospital.The participants were divided into two subgroups,the bipolar disorder depression(BDD)group and the bipolar disorder mania(BDM)group.The logistic regression algorithm was used to train and validate the prediction model,and interpretability methods were used to analyze the contribution of each feature to individuals and the effect of the features on specific target prediction decisions.Results The logistic regression model demonstrated robust predictive performance across the BD,BDD,and BDM cohorts,with areas under the curve(AUC)of the receiver operating characteristic curves always exceeding 81.6%.The core predictive features included platelet distribution width(PDW),fibrinogen(FIB),platelet large cell ratio(P-LCR),activated partial thromboplastin time(APTT),prothrombin time(PT),and triglyceride(TG).The logistic regression model exhibited strong interpretability and was combined with nomograms for intuitive risk quantification and individualized prediction.Conclusion The logistic regression model enables rapid and simple screening of BD patients with psychotic symptoms.Distinct patterns of changes observed in blood biomarkers of BDD and BDM subgroups enrich the understanding of the underlying pathophysiological mechanisms and highlight the importance of considering subtypes in the intervention and management of patients.
2.Interpretation of updated key points in the American Diabetes Association's 2025 Standards of Care in Diabetes
Xiaoying DONG ; Jingxia YIN ; Ling LI ; Li YU ; Danlan PU ; Yong LIAO
Journal of Chongqing Medical University 2025;50(5):565-573
Over the years,the American Diabetes Association(ADA)has been actively committed to the development and promotion of standards for the diagnosis,treatment,and daily care of diabetes.Since 1989,it has updated the diabetes diagnosis and treatment standards every year,which have become one of the most authoritative guidelines in diabetes and have been recognized and adopted by various countries.On December 10,2024,the 2025 Standards of Care in Diabetes were released,incorporating the latest evidence-based medicine content related to diabetes and its complications and comorbidities.It aims to provide guidance on the diagnosis,treat-ment,and management of the condition for clinicians,patients and their families,and researchers.This article interprets the major up-dates from the Standards.
3.The effect of hip-knee-ankle active and passive movement therapy on joint function in early and intermedi-ate-stage knee osteoarthritis patients
Xi LI ; Xiaoying REN ; Yongwei JIAO ; Zhipeng SUN ; Shilin YIN ; Zekun ZHANG ; Tianci GAO ; Jingxi WANG ; Yongwang ZHANG ; Lu LIU ; Shuangqing DU
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2025;41(6):829-837
Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of hip-knee-ankle active and passive exercise therapy in patients with early-to mid-stage knee osteoarthritis(KOA).Methods A total of 180 patients with early to mid-stage knee osteoarthritis(KOA)were recruited from the First Affiliated Hospital of Hebei University of Tradi-tional Chinese Medicine between March 2023 and March 2024.Patients were randomly assigned to one of four groups:active movement group,passive movement group,combined movement group,and control group,with 45 patients in each group.The active movement group received hip-knee-ankle active movement therapy daily until the end of follow-up.The passive movement group underwent hip-knee-ankle passive movement therapy three times per week for two weeks.The combined movement group received both active and passive therapies.The control group was administered oral celecoxib capsules(200 mg once daily for two weeks).Joint function was assessed in all four groups before treatment,at two weeks post-treatment,and at 14 weeks post-treatment.The primary outcome measure was the WOMAC joint function score,while secondary outcomes included the WOMAC pain score,stiffness score,and quality of life score(SF-12).Results A total of 160 patients completed the trial,with 39 in the active group,42 in the passive group,40 in the combined group,and 39 in the control group.There were no significant differences in baseline characteristics among the groups(P>0.05).Compared to baseline,the WOMAC scores for function,pain,and stiffness in the passive,combined,and control groups decreased significantly at both 2 and 14 weeks post-treatment(P<0.05),while the SF-12 scores increased significantly(P<0.05).Between 2 and 14 weeks post-treat-ment,the active and combined groups showed further significant decreases in WOMAC function,pain,and stiffness scores(P<0.05)and increases in SF-12 scores(P<0.05).At 2 weeks post-treatment,compared to the control group,the passive and combined groups exhibited significantly lower WOMAC function scores(P<0.05),with no significant difference between the passive and combined groups(P>0.05).By 14 weeks post-treatment,the active and combined groups demonstrated significantly lower WOMAC function scores(P<0.05),with the combined group showing a significantly lower score than the active group(P<0.05).Conclusion The four therapeutic approaches demonstrate a certain degree of efficacy in improving joint function for patients with early and mid-stage KOA.The passive therapy group exhibits superior short-term outcomes,while the active therapy group shows better long-term benefits.The combined therapy group presents notable advantages in both short-term and long-term effi-cacy,although its short-term effectiveness does not surpass that of the passive therapy group.It is recommended for patients with early and mid-stage KOA who have underlying gastrointestinal and cardiovascular conditions.
4.Infectious Disease Burden and Pharmaceutical Care Optimization:A Three-Decade Cohort Analysis for China's Aging Population(1990-2021)
Lin YIN ; Shuzhi LIN ; Qian LIU ; Wei LIU ; Xiaoying ZHU ; Zimeng LI ; Yifang SHEN ; Bianling FENG
Herald of Medicine 2025;44(12):1940-1948
Objective To analyze temporal trends in infectious disease burden among Chinese elderly(≥60 years)using data from the Global Burden of Disease Study(GBD 2021),evaluate age-period-cohort effects on disease burden,predict trends through 2045,and propose evidence-based medication management strategies.Methods We conducted a threefold analysis of infectious disease burden from 1990 to 2021 using Joinpoint regression to identify temporal trends,Age-Period-Cohort(APC)modeling to disentangle epidemiological effects,and Nordpred projections for 2045 disease burden estimates.Results Over 32 years,all infectious disease categories except HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections demonstrated significant declines.Enteric infections showed the most rapid reductions in mortality(AAPC=-7.85,P﹤0.001)and disability-adjusted life year rates(DALYR;AAPC=-7.18,P﹤0.001).We also found a significant decrease in the incidence of tropical diseases and malaria(AAPC=-6.77,P﹤0.001).APC analysis found that the age effect was mostly negative in terms of the annual percentage change in mortality and DALYR for each disease,except for HIV/AIDS,with an overall decline in period risk over time,and a generally higher risk of morbidity and mortality for the early birth cohort,and an overall decline in the risk of each disease as the year of birth progressed,but the risk of HIV/AIDS death and DALY period and cohort risks trended upward.While the overall risk for certain diseases was slightly higher in males compared to females,the trends were largely consistent across both sexes.In terms of projections,the absolute prevalence of respiratory infections and tuberculosis in terms of number of cases and age-standardized rates,and the growth of the disease burden of HIV/AIDS were particularly prominent,making them important health challenges for the future.The burden of disease in the elderly often results in issues such as potential polypharmacy,which must be addressed to improve medication management.Conclusions China has achieved remarkable progress in reducing infectious disease burdens among older adults,though HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections present an escalating public health threat.These findings advocate for enhanced surveillance systems,age-specific prevention strategies,and precision medication protocols to optimize therapeutic outcomes in geriatric populations.
5.Advances in targeting neuroinflammatory for futile recanalization after endovascular treatment of ischemic stroke
Xiaoying ZENG ; Xuxuan GAO ; Jia YIN
Chinese Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases 2025;51(8):490-495
With the advancement of endovascular therapy(EVT)techniques,the recanalization rate for patients with ischemic stroke(IS)has exceeded 80%.However,more than 50%of patients fail to achieve favorable neurological outcomes following recanalization,a phenomenon termed"futile recanalization"(FR).Neuroinflammation plays a pivotal role in the pathological progression of IS and is closely associated with the development of FR.This systematic review synthesizes the pivotal role of neuroinflammation in FR,encompassing three core pathological mechanisms:the no-reflow phenomenon,cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury,and the gut-brain axis.The identification of various inflammation-related biomarkers shows promise for early detection of high-risk FR patients.Therapeutic agents including TLR4 antagonists(e.g.ApTOLL),neuroprotective compounds,and traditional Chinese medicine formulations demonstrate treatment potential through modulation of neuroinflammatory pathways.Targeted interventions against neuroinflammation may emerge as a strategic approach to improve clinical outcomes in IS patients.
6.The effect of hip-knee-ankle active and passive movement therapy on joint function in early and intermedi-ate-stage knee osteoarthritis patients
Xi LI ; Xiaoying REN ; Yongwei JIAO ; Zhipeng SUN ; Shilin YIN ; Zekun ZHANG ; Tianci GAO ; Jingxi WANG ; Yongwang ZHANG ; Lu LIU ; Shuangqing DU
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2025;41(6):829-837
Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of hip-knee-ankle active and passive exercise therapy in patients with early-to mid-stage knee osteoarthritis(KOA).Methods A total of 180 patients with early to mid-stage knee osteoarthritis(KOA)were recruited from the First Affiliated Hospital of Hebei University of Tradi-tional Chinese Medicine between March 2023 and March 2024.Patients were randomly assigned to one of four groups:active movement group,passive movement group,combined movement group,and control group,with 45 patients in each group.The active movement group received hip-knee-ankle active movement therapy daily until the end of follow-up.The passive movement group underwent hip-knee-ankle passive movement therapy three times per week for two weeks.The combined movement group received both active and passive therapies.The control group was administered oral celecoxib capsules(200 mg once daily for two weeks).Joint function was assessed in all four groups before treatment,at two weeks post-treatment,and at 14 weeks post-treatment.The primary outcome measure was the WOMAC joint function score,while secondary outcomes included the WOMAC pain score,stiffness score,and quality of life score(SF-12).Results A total of 160 patients completed the trial,with 39 in the active group,42 in the passive group,40 in the combined group,and 39 in the control group.There were no significant differences in baseline characteristics among the groups(P>0.05).Compared to baseline,the WOMAC scores for function,pain,and stiffness in the passive,combined,and control groups decreased significantly at both 2 and 14 weeks post-treatment(P<0.05),while the SF-12 scores increased significantly(P<0.05).Between 2 and 14 weeks post-treat-ment,the active and combined groups showed further significant decreases in WOMAC function,pain,and stiffness scores(P<0.05)and increases in SF-12 scores(P<0.05).At 2 weeks post-treatment,compared to the control group,the passive and combined groups exhibited significantly lower WOMAC function scores(P<0.05),with no significant difference between the passive and combined groups(P>0.05).By 14 weeks post-treatment,the active and combined groups demonstrated significantly lower WOMAC function scores(P<0.05),with the combined group showing a significantly lower score than the active group(P<0.05).Conclusion The four therapeutic approaches demonstrate a certain degree of efficacy in improving joint function for patients with early and mid-stage KOA.The passive therapy group exhibits superior short-term outcomes,while the active therapy group shows better long-term benefits.The combined therapy group presents notable advantages in both short-term and long-term effi-cacy,although its short-term effectiveness does not surpass that of the passive therapy group.It is recommended for patients with early and mid-stage KOA who have underlying gastrointestinal and cardiovascular conditions.
7.Infectious Disease Burden and Pharmaceutical Care Optimization:A Three-Decade Cohort Analysis for China's Aging Population(1990-2021)
Lin YIN ; Shuzhi LIN ; Qian LIU ; Wei LIU ; Xiaoying ZHU ; Zimeng LI ; Yifang SHEN ; Bianling FENG
Herald of Medicine 2025;44(12):1940-1948
Objective To analyze temporal trends in infectious disease burden among Chinese elderly(≥60 years)using data from the Global Burden of Disease Study(GBD 2021),evaluate age-period-cohort effects on disease burden,predict trends through 2045,and propose evidence-based medication management strategies.Methods We conducted a threefold analysis of infectious disease burden from 1990 to 2021 using Joinpoint regression to identify temporal trends,Age-Period-Cohort(APC)modeling to disentangle epidemiological effects,and Nordpred projections for 2045 disease burden estimates.Results Over 32 years,all infectious disease categories except HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections demonstrated significant declines.Enteric infections showed the most rapid reductions in mortality(AAPC=-7.85,P﹤0.001)and disability-adjusted life year rates(DALYR;AAPC=-7.18,P﹤0.001).We also found a significant decrease in the incidence of tropical diseases and malaria(AAPC=-6.77,P﹤0.001).APC analysis found that the age effect was mostly negative in terms of the annual percentage change in mortality and DALYR for each disease,except for HIV/AIDS,with an overall decline in period risk over time,and a generally higher risk of morbidity and mortality for the early birth cohort,and an overall decline in the risk of each disease as the year of birth progressed,but the risk of HIV/AIDS death and DALY period and cohort risks trended upward.While the overall risk for certain diseases was slightly higher in males compared to females,the trends were largely consistent across both sexes.In terms of projections,the absolute prevalence of respiratory infections and tuberculosis in terms of number of cases and age-standardized rates,and the growth of the disease burden of HIV/AIDS were particularly prominent,making them important health challenges for the future.The burden of disease in the elderly often results in issues such as potential polypharmacy,which must be addressed to improve medication management.Conclusions China has achieved remarkable progress in reducing infectious disease burdens among older adults,though HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections present an escalating public health threat.These findings advocate for enhanced surveillance systems,age-specific prevention strategies,and precision medication protocols to optimize therapeutic outcomes in geriatric populations.
8.Advances in targeting neuroinflammatory for futile recanalization after endovascular treatment of ischemic stroke
Xiaoying ZENG ; Xuxuan GAO ; Jia YIN
Chinese Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases 2025;51(8):490-495
With the advancement of endovascular therapy(EVT)techniques,the recanalization rate for patients with ischemic stroke(IS)has exceeded 80%.However,more than 50%of patients fail to achieve favorable neurological outcomes following recanalization,a phenomenon termed"futile recanalization"(FR).Neuroinflammation plays a pivotal role in the pathological progression of IS and is closely associated with the development of FR.This systematic review synthesizes the pivotal role of neuroinflammation in FR,encompassing three core pathological mechanisms:the no-reflow phenomenon,cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury,and the gut-brain axis.The identification of various inflammation-related biomarkers shows promise for early detection of high-risk FR patients.Therapeutic agents including TLR4 antagonists(e.g.ApTOLL),neuroprotective compounds,and traditional Chinese medicine formulations demonstrate treatment potential through modulation of neuroinflammatory pathways.Targeted interventions against neuroinflammation may emerge as a strategic approach to improve clinical outcomes in IS patients.
9.Research progress in diarrhea animal models and drug therapies
Yucun SHI ; Xiaoli DONG ; Xiaoying HOU ; Kai YIN ; Fan GAO ; Guotai WU
Chinese Journal of Comparative Medicine 2024;34(9):94-107
Diarrhea is a common and frequent disease in clinical practice.Many factors cause diarrhea,and numerous research method with animal models of diarrhea have been explored.Despite this,drugs for the treatment of diarrhea in clinical practice are limited,and some existing drugs are only suitable for diarrhea caused by a single factor.Therefore,the construction and selection of appropriate animal models of diarrhea are not only important for in-depth studies of the pathogenesis,but are also effective means for the clinical screening and evaluation of drugs for comprehensively preventing and treating diarrhea.This article reviews the literature on the establishment and evaluation of animal models of functional,bacterial,viral,and symptomatic diarrhea,as well as progress of therapeutic drug research,to provide a reference for animal experimental research into the prevention and treatment of diarrhea.
10.Study on the Construction of a Question-Answer Corpus Dataset for Chinese Medical Knowledge Large Language Models
Tingyu LYU ; Xiaoying LI ; Ying ZHANG ; Yuyang LIU ; Jinhua DU ; Xinyi LI ; Yan LUO ; Xiaoli TANG ; Huiling REN ; Hui LIU ; Hao YIN
Journal of Medical Informatics 2024;45(5):20-25
Purpose/Significance To construct a Chinese medical knowledge Q&A corpus dataset as a standardized evaluation bench-mark for large language models(LLMs)in the medical domain,so as to improve the accuracy and efficiency of LLMs in handling Chinese medical questions.Method/Process Chinese medical paper knowledge,medical terminology explanations and supplementary questions are acquired from the Chinese medical licensing examination,and open-source Chinese medical Q&A datasets are encompassed in the developed Q&A datasets.Result/Conclusion The Chinese medical knowledge Q&A corpus datasets enrich the sources of existing datasets and promote the objective and comprehensive quantitative evaluation of large models in the medical field.In the near future,additional data such as electronic medical records and those from online health communities will be used to strengthen the support of artificial intelli-gence for the Healthy China strategy.

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