1.New progress and reposition of renal denervation
Yuehui YIN ; Guozhe SUN ; Peilin XIAO ; Yingxian SUN
Chinese Journal of Clinical Medicine 2025;32(6):946-948
This paper systematically reviews the decade-long evolution of renal denervation (RDN), analyzing its paradigm shift from anatomical ablation to targeted neuromodulation. This paper focuses on breakthroughs in renal nerve mapping pioneered by Chinese scholars, discusses the clinical value of diverse energy platforms and novel catheter designs, and addresses existing challenges such as quantification of ablation energy, therapeutic heterogeneity, and health economics. A future blueprint integrating neuroimaging navigation and artificial intelligence for precision therapy is proposed, emphasizing strategic significance of RDN in holistic hypertension management and establishing a new paradigm for autonomic neuromodulation in cardiovascular diseases.
2.The effect of renal denervation on patients with heart failure treated by guideline-directed management and therapy
Mingyang XIAO ; Xian YANG ; Xue KUANG ; Wenjiang CHEN ; Jie YANG ; Yuehui YIN
Chinese Journal of Clinical Medicine 2025;32(6):953-959
Objective To explore whether renal denervation (RDN) could improve the left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) of patients with heart failure (HF) on the basis of guideline-directed management and therapy (GDMT). Methods From January 1, 2023 to August 31, 2024, HF patients diagnosed as dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) who underwent RDN in the Second Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University were retrospectively enrolled, all patients had received GDMT for at least three months but the LVEF remained below 55%. Parameters of transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) at baseline, during GDMT, and after RDN were compared to analyze whether RDN can further improve the LVEF of patients on the basis of GDMT. Results A total of 7 HF patients diagnosed with DCM were enrolled, the mean age was (52.86±9.86) years old, and 5(71.4%) were male. After an average of (9.29±8.06) months of GDMT, LVEF significantly increased from baseline (34.86%±10.22%) to (44.57%±5.59%, P=0.024).Three months after RDN, LVEF was further significantly improved (54.43%±9.05%, P=0.026). The average follow-up after RDN was (11.00±4.12) months. The LVEF remained stable (54.86%±7.10%, P=0.805), and no adverse events occurred in the patients. Conclusions RDN can further enhance the LVEF of HF patients on the basis of GDMT.
3.Near Peer Learning in Neurology Residency Training on Electromyography
Ying TAN ; Yuehui HONG ; Jia LI ; Dongchao SHEN ; Jiayu SHI ; Hexiang YIN ; Lixin ZHOU ; Jun NI ; Yicheng ZHU
Medical Journal of Peking Union Medical College Hospital 2024;16(1):263-268
To explore the effectiveness of "near peer learning" (NPL) in the electromyography(EMG)teaching module for neurology residents. The Department of Neurology, Peking Union Medical College Hospital implemented an NPL instructional design for a course on EMG for residents from November 2020 to March 2024. This teaching session was held annually, in which senior residents instructed juniors who were 1 or 2 years earlier in their training. The residents participated in the pre-course/post-course tests and completed a feedback survey at the end of the session. This evaluation method was used to understand the effectiveness of the NPL intervention in EMG teaching. Over four years, a total of 83 residents participated. Among them, there were 24 postdoctoral students, 52 postgraduates and 7 junior residents. The results showed that the post-course test scores were significantly improved compared with pre-course test scores (74.33±2.43 The NPL intervention is suitable for the teaching of EMG, because of its contribution to knowledge acquisition and basic clinical skills improvement. The NPL is worth replicating in other teaching and learning programs.
4.Exploration on integrated medical education reform in comprehensive universities
Fangyu MA ; Zhaoyang YIN ; Shaohui LIU ; Zhongkui LI ; Yuehui LI ; Wei HE ; Shi CHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2021;20(10):1141-1144
After years of exploration, Central South University has comprehensively reformed and upgraded the curriculum in both horizontal and vertical integration, including optimizing and constructing a basic clinical core curriculum system with organ system integration as the main line, utilizing the advantages of comprehensive universities to further advance the cross-teaching reform of science, engineering, arts and medicine, strengthening pre-medical education with the goal of early exposure to medicine, promoting the reform of early contact clinical integrated teaching according to the concept of "early, multiple and repeated clinical practice", and accelerating the integration of clinical skills training courses with the support of clinical skills simulation teaching. After the integration, the faculty team has gradually matured and the teaching quality has been significantly improved, which has strengthened the students' medical thinking and overall literacy.
5.Application value of double-layer spectral detector CT in differentiating central lung cancer from atelectasis
Yuangang QI ; Mingxin FAN ; Yuehui YIN ; Bing WANG ; Lijuan WEN ; Qing ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2021;55(11):1167-1171
Objective:To evaluate the application value of double-layer spectral detector CT (DLSDCT) in differentiating central lung cancer from atelectasis.Methods:Fifty-one patients with central lung cancer accompanied by atelectasis confirmed by pathology in Shandong Cancer Hospital from January to December 2020 were enrolled. The differentiating rates of tumor from atelectasis of the conventional CT, 40 keV virtual monoenergetic imaging (MonoE), iodine density map (ID), and 40 keV MonoE-ID fusion images of unenhanced scan, arterial and venous phase were retrospectively analyzed. Cochran′s Q test was used to compare the differentiating rate (Bonferroni correction afterwards), and Friedman test was used to compare the maximum diameter of the tumor of each imaging method.Results:Of the 51 patients, none of the conventional CT images, 40 keV MonoE, ID and 40 keV MonoE-ID fusion images in the unenhanced scan could distinguish lung tumors from atelectasis; the number of cases in which the conventional CT images, 40 keV MonoE, ID and 40 keV MonoE-ID fusion images in the arterial phase could distinguish lung tumors from atelectasis regions was 4, 5, 5 and 6, respectively; the number of cases in which the conventional CT, 40 keV MonoE, ID and 40 keV MonoE-ID fusion images in the venous phase could distinguish lung tumors from atelectasis regions was 17, 35, 39 and 38, respectively, and the difference was statistically significant (χ 2=52.40, P<0.001). The differentiating rates of the 40 keV MonoE, ID, and 40 keV MonoE-ID fusion image were significantly higher than that of conventional CT image (χ2=-0.35, -0.43, -0.41, P<0.001, Bonferroni correction afterwards); There was no significant difference in the differentiating rate among 40 keV MonoE, ID and MonoE-ID fusion image ( P=1.00). Seventeen tumors could be differentiated in conventional CT images, 40 keV MonoE, ID and 40 keV MonoE-ID fusion images of venous phase, and the maximum diameters of lung tumors were (50±21) mm, (50±23) mm, (50±23) mm, and (50±23) mm, respectively, and the difference was not statistically significant (χ2=3.61, P=0.31). Conclusions:The venous phase spectral images of DLSDCT can differentiate most central lung cancer from atelectasis. Therefore, it has great clinical application value in tumor staging, efficacy evaluation, and radiotherapy.
6.Analysis of clinical and biological characteristics of relapsed childhood low-risk acute B lymphoblastic leukemia
Zhichao YIN ; Jing PAN ; Yuehui LIN ; Zhuojun LING ; Dan LIU ; Huanhuan GUAN ; Shuangyou LIU
Journal of Leukemia & Lymphoma 2020;29(5):275-278
Objective:To investigate the clinical and biological characteristics of relapsed childhood low-risk acute B lymphoblastic leukemia (B-ALL).Methods:The clinical and laboratory data of 34 children who admitted in Beijing Boren Hospital from July 2017 to July 2018 were retrospectively analyzed, and 127-339 mutations of hematological malignancy related genes were analyzed.Results:The median time from the diagnosis to the recurrence was 871 d (87-1 446 d). The recurrence at early stage and late stage had 26 cases (76%) and 8 cases (24%), respectively. The recurrence before maintenance treatment, during maintenance therapy and after withdrawal of chemotherapy had 3 cases (9%), 12 cases (35%) and 19 cases (56%) (13 cases relapsed within 1 year after withdrawal, 6 cases relapsed after withdrawal 1-2 years and no one relapsed after withdrawal 2 years). The sites of recurrence included bone marrow alone accounting for 26 cases (76%), both intramedullary and extramedullary disease (EMD) accounting for 6 cases (18%), EMD alone accounting for 2 cases (6%). Flow cytometry showed that 9 patients presented minimal residual disease (MRD)-positive (6 cases with one positive, 2 cases with twice positive and 1 case with 3 times positive), including 8 cases occurred at early stage and 1 case occurred at late stage; and the level of MRD was 0.02%-3.82%. Complex chromosomal karyotype appeared in 6 relapsed children with normal or hyperdiploid karyotype at first diagnosis. Hematological malignancy related gene mutation detection was made in 28 cases, and the results showed that each patient had at least one gene mutation, and 2 or more gene mutations were detected in 25 cases (89%). The high frequency of gene mutations were as follows: CREBBP (7 cases, 25%), NRAS (7 cases, 25%), KRAS(7 cases, 25%), TP53 (4 cases, 14%), and NT5C2 (4 cases, 14%).Conclusions:The recurrence of childhood low-risk B-ALL occurs mostly in the maintenance treatment or in two years of withdrawal of chemotherapy. Positive MRD after complete remission is likely to show the risk of early recurrence. The gene mutations after the poor prognosis in cancer cells may be related to the recurrence of childhood low-risk B-ALL, and the common gene mutations include CREBBP, RAS signaling pathways genes and TP53, NT5C2.
7. Teaching reform and students' satisfaction survey of "organ-centered" integrated curriculum for circulatory system
Zhiyu LING ; Yunlin CHEN ; Chunxia GAN ; Xiaoli LIU ; Peilin XIAO ; Yuehui YIN
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2019;18(12):1258-1263
Objective:
To investigate students' satisfaction degree on "organ-centered" integrated teaching model for Circulatory Disease, and reveal potential problems and propose improvement methods.
Methods:
All grade 2016 students from the second department of clinical medicine and pediatrics major were selected as study objects and students' satisfaction degree on "organ-centered" integrated curriculum for circulatory system were investigated. Self-designed questionnaires were adopted; eighteen questions related to the satisfaction degree were designed; questionnaires were distributed and collected by WJX software. Multivariate
8.An Exploration of the development of medical simulation teaching center
Fangyu MA ; Zhongkui LI ; Shaohui LIU ; Xianwei WANG ; Zhaoyang YIN ; Hui GUO ; Yuehui LI ; Shi CHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2018;17(8):815-817
Medical simulation teaching is an emerging and developing teaching method in our coun-try. At present, the simulation teaching centers are developing rapidly in higher education institutions, but how to improve the effectiveness in the operation of the centers is still a subject that needs to be discussed. Based on our own experience, this paper analyzes the related factors in developing medical simulation teach-ing centers, making summary and demonstrations from aspects of team building, teacher training, docking needs, staffing and so on, so as to provide references and suggestions for the construction of medical simu-lation center higher education institutions.
9.Study on extraction and clathration process of volatile oil in Tianma-Shouwu tablet
Wenqiao SU ; Yuehui LI ; Yin WANG ; Lihua ZHU ; Yanmei PENG
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2018;40(4):357-362
Objective To optimize the extraction and β-cyclodextrin clathration process of volatile oil in Tianma-Shouwu tablet.Methods The extraction of volatile oil was optimized through the orthogonal design L9(34) with the volatile oil extraction amount as assessment index. The saturated aqueous solution preparation of clathrate form was used. The volume of β-cyclodextrin and volatile oil, clathration temperature, clathration time was investigated by central composite design-response surface methodology, with the score of volatile oil inclusion ratio and utilization ratio as the index. The results were fitted by second-order polynomial equation, and then the best clathration process was determined. Results The optimization extraction process of volatile oil in Tianma-Shouwu tablet was as follows:to add 8 times water,immerse 30 minutes,steam distill 6 hours;and the best clathration process was as follows: the ratio of β-cyclodextrin and volatile oil was 9.50:1, clathration temperature 43 ℃, and clathration time 4.2 hours. Conclusions The optimized extraction and clathration process were reasonable, stabled and repeatable.
10. Value of two left atrium and pulmonary vein stereoscopic imaging reconstruction methods on guiding radiofrequency ablation for atrial fibrillation
Ye TIAN ; Song ZHOU ; Yuehui YIN ; Yaxi ZHENG ; Rongpin WANG ; Xiaoqiao LIU ; Zhiqin LIU ; Qifang LIU ; Wei LIU ; Jun PANG ; Zhi JIANG ; Longhai TIAN ; Jing HUANG ; Long YANG
Chinese Journal of Cardiology 2017;45(11):930-934
Objective:
To compare the value of two 3D imaging reconstruction methods for left atria and pulmonary vein on guiding the catheter ablation for atrial fibrillation (AF).
Methods:
From January 2014 to January 2017, a total of 100 drug refractory paroxysmal AF patients were divided into left atria direct angiography group (

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