1.Traditional Chinese Medicine Regulates JAK/STAT Signaling Pathway to Treat Colorectal Cancer: A Review
Mingxing WANG ; Wanhui DONG ; Baorui ZHANG ; Tong LAI ; Aixin LIU ; Qingming SUN
Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae 2025;31(4):278-287
Colorectal cancer (CRC) ranks as the second leading cause of cancer death worldwide. Although preventive colonoscopy screening has improved the survival rate of CRC patients in the past few years, there are still many patients diagnosed after symptoms appear. The surgery for CRC carries high risks and high recurrence, and ideal therapies remain to be developed. The Janus kinase/signal transducer and activator of transcription (JAK/STAT) signaling pathway has become a focus of research due to its central role in cellular activities. As a classic oncogenic pathway, the JAK/STAT signaling pathway offers new possibilities for diagnosing and treating various malignancies, and it paves a new way for developing therapies for CRC. This pathway not only participates in basic cellular processes, such as proliferation, differentiation, and apoptosis but also plays a crucial role in immune responses and inflammation. Abnormal activation of the JAK/STAT signaling pathway is closely related to the occurrence and development of CRC. Studies have shown that the active components and compound prescriptions of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) can inhibit the proliferation, invasion, migration, and angiogenesis while promoting the apoptosis and autophagy of CRC cells by interfering with the JAK/STAT signaling pathway. Furthermore, this pathway may also play a role in regulating the sensitivity of tumor cells to chemotherapy and radiotherapy, thus influencing the effectiveness of tumor treatment and impeding the progression of CRC. In recent years, research results have been updated rapidly, and previous literature summaries have failed to incorporate the latest findings, creating obstacles to accessing current literature. Therefore, this article supplements and summarizes information from the definition of the JAK/STAT pathway, association of this pathway with CRC, and TCM intervention of CRC. This review aims to provide references for future development of molecular biology regarding CRC and the research and development of new drugs.
2.A new approach of multidisciplinary tumor management in top three general hospitals based on the im-provement of medical quality and safety
Aixin WANG ; Jing LI ; Ruiyao WANG ; Hongyu SUN
Modern Hospital 2025;25(3):355-359
Objective The aim was to explore a new method of tumor MDT management in a third-class comprehensive hospital by combining the experience of tumor MDT management in a certain hospital and the national medical quality and safety improvement goals of improving the rate of clinical TNM staging assessment before tumor treatment and improving the rate of pre-operative multidisciplinary discussion completion for grade Ⅳ surgery.Methods By retrospectively analyzing the quality control of MDT patients and the medical records of newly diagnosed malignant tumors from November 2021 to September 2024,the MDT rate and TN staging rate of newly diagnosed malignant tumors during this period were evaluated.Results By establishing expert and secretary teams,formulating work systems,and supervising their implementation within hospital,the MDT rate for newly di-agnosed malignant tumors reached 82.35%by September 2024,and the TNM staging rate reached 94.44%.Conclusion With the help of the system and team,the MDT rate and TNM staging rate of malignant tumor patients were continuously improved,the standardization and homogeneity of the diagnosis and treatment of malignant tumors were promoted,the level of tumor diagnosis and treatment services in a certain hospital was effectively improved and promoted,and the development of the diagnosis and treatment technology of malignant tumors in the field of multi-disciplinary intersection was promoted.
3.Department configuration and discipline development of medical record management in China:a re-search on text quality using Nvivo 20
Xiaohua QIN ; Xuemei GAO ; Aixin WANG ; Hongbing WANG ; Shanshan YIN
Modern Hospital 2025;25(8):1187-1190
Objective To analyze the current situation of department configuration and discipline development of medical record management in China,identify existing problems and challenges,and provide a reference for medical record management.Methods Based on the functions of word frequency analysis,coding and statistics of Nvivo 20 software,the sample literature was comprehensively interpreted by the content analysis method.Results Currently in China,medical record departments are mainly established as secondary departments in healthcare institutions with generally insufficient staffing.The professional title distribution presents a"pyramid"structure with senior∶intermediate∶junior ratio at 1∶3∶4,showing complex professional backgrounds and low proportion of postgraduate degree holders.The informatization level varies significantly with hospital grades,with basic-level hospitals below secondary level demonstrating relatively low informatization.There exist substantial gaps in on-the-job training and continuing education,while scientific paper output and research project applications remain generally weak.Conclusion Under the new circumstances,it is necessary to improve the academic education and continuing education system for medical record management,strengthen discipline construction and informatization development,enhance selection and train-ing of inter-disciplinary talents in medical records,optimize professional title promotion channels,and continuously increase at-tention and investment in medical record departments to meet the needs of hospital modernization development.
4.The Study of Preoperative Routine Multichannel Urodynamic Testing for Un-complicated Stress Urinary Incontinence
Aixin WANG ; Xiuli SUN ; Xin YANG
Journal of Practical Obstetrics and Gynecology 2025;41(8):649-653
Objective:To investigate the effectiveness of multi-channel urodynamic testing(MUT)in preopera-tive evaluation of stress urinary incontinence(SUI),and its impact on postoperative complications and treatment efficacy.Methods:The clinical data of 120 patients were collected.They were hospitalized for SUI and received surgical treatment in the gynecology department of Peking University People's Hospital from May 2020 to June 2022.Among them,60 cases(no-MUT group)were evaluated only by the six-step preoperative evaluation of un-complicated SUI recommended by the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology without routine MUT,and another 60 cases(MUT gruop)underwent routine MUT and clinical evaluation.Both groups of patients underwent tension-free vaginal tape(TVT-E).The differences in general conditions,intraoperative conditions,postoperative complications,and subjective and objective cure rates between the two groups were compared.Pelvic floor dis-tress inventory-20(PFDI-20)and incontinence quality of life(l-QOL)were used to evaluate the quality of life,and patient-initiated sexual questiornaire-12(PISQ-12)was used to evaluate patients' quality of sex life.Results:①The positive rate of urodynamic SUI diagnosis was 53.3%(32/60)in MUT group.②The subjective cure rates of both groups were 96.7%;the objective cure rate was 98.3%and 96.7%respectively.No significant difference was observed in the postoperative subjective and objective cure rate of patients between two groups(P>0.05).③After the removal of the urinary catheter,the rate of voiding dysfunction was 5.0%in the no-MUT group and 8.3%in the MUT group.The rate of sling release was 1.7%and 3.3%respectively.The rate of newly developed overactive bladder(OAB)was 1.7%and 3.3%,respectively,with no statistically significant differences(P>0.05).④No significant difference was observed in the postoperative complications,sexual activity,and quality of life scores between the two groups(P>0.05).Conclusions:Patients with uncomplicated SUI assessed by the six step preoperative evaluation method can skip routine MUT without increasing surgical complications,and the treatment effect is comparable to that of routine MUT.
5.Etiology,pathogenesis,syndrome differentiation,and treatment of neuro-endocrine-immune system imbalance in depression based on the"excessive vitality leading to restraint and counter-regulation(Kang Hai Cheng Zhi)"theory
Jiaxi TONG ; Yidi WANG ; Aixin LI ; Yanru SUN ; Wenzhi HAO ; Zhe XUE ; Yueyun LIU ; Yueyue CHEN ; Jiaxu CHEN
Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2025;48(7):903-908
Depression is closely associated with a neuro-endocrine-immune(NEI)system imbalance.The"excessive vitality leading to restraint and counter-regulation(Kang Hai Cheng Zhi)"theory elucidates the self-regulating mechanism for maintaining dynamic equilibrium in the body,and serves as an importance principle guiding treatment formulation and medication selection.Based on the correlation between NEI system imbalance and the traditional Chinese medicine pathogenesis of depression,and integrating the"Kang Hai Cheng Zhi"theory,the author posits that the pathogenesis of depression lies in overactive liver invading spleen,earth dampness impeding wood′s ascendancy,and disharmony between body and mind,as well as imbalance in storage and discharge functions of liver and kidney,disharmony between Yin and Yang,and disrupted counter-regulation.This dosely aligns with two key pathological methanisms at the micro level:microglial-limbic system homeostatic imbalance and hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis-inflammatory circuit dysregulation.Clinically,the treatment principle for depression adheres to supporting the counter-regulation to restrain excess,with herbal interventions using strategies such as restraining wood to support earth,dredging earth to unblock wood,and harmonizing pivotal functions,as well as nourishing water to nurture wood,warming kidney to tonify liver,and relieving depression to calm the spirit.These approaches aim to regulate the liver,spleen,and kidney,embodying the core therapeutic tenet of"striving for equilibrium,"thereby restoring the body′s self-regulating capability.
6.Department configuration and discipline development of medical record management in China:a re-search on text quality using Nvivo 20
Xiaohua QIN ; Xuemei GAO ; Aixin WANG ; Hongbing WANG ; Shanshan YIN
Modern Hospital 2025;25(8):1187-1190
Objective To analyze the current situation of department configuration and discipline development of medical record management in China,identify existing problems and challenges,and provide a reference for medical record management.Methods Based on the functions of word frequency analysis,coding and statistics of Nvivo 20 software,the sample literature was comprehensively interpreted by the content analysis method.Results Currently in China,medical record departments are mainly established as secondary departments in healthcare institutions with generally insufficient staffing.The professional title distribution presents a"pyramid"structure with senior∶intermediate∶junior ratio at 1∶3∶4,showing complex professional backgrounds and low proportion of postgraduate degree holders.The informatization level varies significantly with hospital grades,with basic-level hospitals below secondary level demonstrating relatively low informatization.There exist substantial gaps in on-the-job training and continuing education,while scientific paper output and research project applications remain generally weak.Conclusion Under the new circumstances,it is necessary to improve the academic education and continuing education system for medical record management,strengthen discipline construction and informatization development,enhance selection and train-ing of inter-disciplinary talents in medical records,optimize professional title promotion channels,and continuously increase at-tention and investment in medical record departments to meet the needs of hospital modernization development.
7.The Study of Preoperative Routine Multichannel Urodynamic Testing for Un-complicated Stress Urinary Incontinence
Aixin WANG ; Xiuli SUN ; Xin YANG
Journal of Practical Obstetrics and Gynecology 2025;41(8):649-653
Objective:To investigate the effectiveness of multi-channel urodynamic testing(MUT)in preopera-tive evaluation of stress urinary incontinence(SUI),and its impact on postoperative complications and treatment efficacy.Methods:The clinical data of 120 patients were collected.They were hospitalized for SUI and received surgical treatment in the gynecology department of Peking University People's Hospital from May 2020 to June 2022.Among them,60 cases(no-MUT group)were evaluated only by the six-step preoperative evaluation of un-complicated SUI recommended by the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology without routine MUT,and another 60 cases(MUT gruop)underwent routine MUT and clinical evaluation.Both groups of patients underwent tension-free vaginal tape(TVT-E).The differences in general conditions,intraoperative conditions,postoperative complications,and subjective and objective cure rates between the two groups were compared.Pelvic floor dis-tress inventory-20(PFDI-20)and incontinence quality of life(l-QOL)were used to evaluate the quality of life,and patient-initiated sexual questiornaire-12(PISQ-12)was used to evaluate patients' quality of sex life.Results:①The positive rate of urodynamic SUI diagnosis was 53.3%(32/60)in MUT group.②The subjective cure rates of both groups were 96.7%;the objective cure rate was 98.3%and 96.7%respectively.No significant difference was observed in the postoperative subjective and objective cure rate of patients between two groups(P>0.05).③After the removal of the urinary catheter,the rate of voiding dysfunction was 5.0%in the no-MUT group and 8.3%in the MUT group.The rate of sling release was 1.7%and 3.3%respectively.The rate of newly developed overactive bladder(OAB)was 1.7%and 3.3%,respectively,with no statistically significant differences(P>0.05).④No significant difference was observed in the postoperative complications,sexual activity,and quality of life scores between the two groups(P>0.05).Conclusions:Patients with uncomplicated SUI assessed by the six step preoperative evaluation method can skip routine MUT without increasing surgical complications,and the treatment effect is comparable to that of routine MUT.
8.Etiology,pathogenesis,syndrome differentiation,and treatment of neuro-endocrine-immune system imbalance in depression based on the"excessive vitality leading to restraint and counter-regulation(Kang Hai Cheng Zhi)"theory
Jiaxi TONG ; Yidi WANG ; Aixin LI ; Yanru SUN ; Wenzhi HAO ; Zhe XUE ; Yueyun LIU ; Yueyue CHEN ; Jiaxu CHEN
Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2025;48(7):903-908
Depression is closely associated with a neuro-endocrine-immune(NEI)system imbalance.The"excessive vitality leading to restraint and counter-regulation(Kang Hai Cheng Zhi)"theory elucidates the self-regulating mechanism for maintaining dynamic equilibrium in the body,and serves as an importance principle guiding treatment formulation and medication selection.Based on the correlation between NEI system imbalance and the traditional Chinese medicine pathogenesis of depression,and integrating the"Kang Hai Cheng Zhi"theory,the author posits that the pathogenesis of depression lies in overactive liver invading spleen,earth dampness impeding wood′s ascendancy,and disharmony between body and mind,as well as imbalance in storage and discharge functions of liver and kidney,disharmony between Yin and Yang,and disrupted counter-regulation.This dosely aligns with two key pathological methanisms at the micro level:microglial-limbic system homeostatic imbalance and hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis-inflammatory circuit dysregulation.Clinically,the treatment principle for depression adheres to supporting the counter-regulation to restrain excess,with herbal interventions using strategies such as restraining wood to support earth,dredging earth to unblock wood,and harmonizing pivotal functions,as well as nourishing water to nurture wood,warming kidney to tonify liver,and relieving depression to calm the spirit.These approaches aim to regulate the liver,spleen,and kidney,embodying the core therapeutic tenet of"striving for equilibrium,"thereby restoring the body′s self-regulating capability.
9.A new approach of multidisciplinary tumor management in top three general hospitals based on the im-provement of medical quality and safety
Aixin WANG ; Jing LI ; Ruiyao WANG ; Hongyu SUN
Modern Hospital 2025;25(3):355-359
Objective The aim was to explore a new method of tumor MDT management in a third-class comprehensive hospital by combining the experience of tumor MDT management in a certain hospital and the national medical quality and safety improvement goals of improving the rate of clinical TNM staging assessment before tumor treatment and improving the rate of pre-operative multidisciplinary discussion completion for grade Ⅳ surgery.Methods By retrospectively analyzing the quality control of MDT patients and the medical records of newly diagnosed malignant tumors from November 2021 to September 2024,the MDT rate and TN staging rate of newly diagnosed malignant tumors during this period were evaluated.Results By establishing expert and secretary teams,formulating work systems,and supervising their implementation within hospital,the MDT rate for newly di-agnosed malignant tumors reached 82.35%by September 2024,and the TNM staging rate reached 94.44%.Conclusion With the help of the system and team,the MDT rate and TNM staging rate of malignant tumor patients were continuously improved,the standardization and homogeneity of the diagnosis and treatment of malignant tumors were promoted,the level of tumor diagnosis and treatment services in a certain hospital was effectively improved and promoted,and the development of the diagnosis and treatment technology of malignant tumors in the field of multi-disciplinary intersection was promoted.
10.The effect of task-oriented exercise training on hospitalized elderly diabetic patients
Jin XING ; Xin GU ; Qingmei LIU ; Shijie ZHU ; Ruolin LIU ; Aixin GUO ; Xuyao WANG
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2024;43(1):39-44
Objective:To investigate the efficacy, feasibility, and safety of task-oriented exercise training for hospitalized elderly diabetic patients.Methods:This study is a parallel randomized controlled trial with a positive control and a single-blinded assessor.From July 2020 to July 2021, we included 84 elderly patients with type 2 diabetes who were hospitalized in the Department of Endocrinology at Beijing Hospital.These patients were randomly divided into two groups: the task-oriented exercise training group(TOE group)and the regular exercise training group(regular group). The TOE group participants were trained using a task-oriented exercise program that was specifically developed by our research team.On the other hand, the regular group participants were trained using a classical program that comprised of all exercise modes.Each subject received individualized exercise training for 10 consecutive days while staying in the hospital.We evaluated the efficacy, feasibility, and safety of the training programs by measuring the physical fitness of the participants, assessing the feasibility of the program, and monitoring any exercise-related adverse events that occurred.Results:A total of 79 subjects completed the entire intervention and follow-up period, with 40 subjects in the TOE group and 39 subjects in the regular group.In terms of efficacy, both groups showed improvement in their physical fitness indexes after the intervention, with no significant differences in the degree of improvement between the two groups(all P>0.05). When considering feasibility, the TOE group had a higher proportion of prospective feasibility at 87.5%(35 out of 40)compared to the regular group at 71.8%(28 out of 39). Similarly, the TOE group had a higher proportion of practical feasibility at 75.0%(30 out of 40)compared to the regular group at 53.8%(21 out of 39). The TOE group showed a significant advantage in practical feasibility between the two groups( χ2=3.862, P=0.049). As for safety, there were no exercise-related adverse events during the intervention in either group. Conclusions:The efficacy and safety of the task-oriented exercise program for hospitalized elderly diabetic patients is comparable to that of the regular program.Additionally, the task-oriented program is more feasible than the regular program.

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