1.Identification and genetic analysis of a novel goose astrovirus isolated from Jiangxi Province
Enfu HUANG ; Qianlang GU ; Yuxin LIU ; Jun CHEN ; Deping SONG ; Jiangnan HUANG ; Jia TAN ; Fanfan ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Veterinary Science 2025;45(11):2334-2342
In order to understand the genetic variation and whole genome characteristics of goose as-trovirus(GoAstV)in Jiangxi Province,a strain of GoAstV was successfully isolated from a typical gosling gout case sample and the whole genome sequencing and genetic characteristics of the isola-ted strain were analyzed.The results showed that the JXNC1 strain could be stably passaged on LMH cells and could cause mild cytopathic effects in LMH cells.Sequencing and analysis showed that the full-length genome of the strain was 7 173 bp,and its genetic relationship was the closest to the GZ2301(PP966939)reference strain,belonging to the GoAstV-Ⅱ genotype.The complete genome of JXNC1 strain shared 98.1%-98.8%nucleotide similarity with 22 GoAstV-Ⅱ reference strains,and the amino acid similarity of ORF2 gene was 97.6%-99.6%.At the same time,the analysis results showed that the mutation of the strain mainly occurred in the ORF2 gene,and there were 13 amino acid site mutations,of which T630I was a unique mutation.Animal regression experiments showed that the inoculation of JXNC1 strain could cause urate deposition in the or-gans of goslings,congestion and dilatation of hepatic sinusoids,and small focal necrosis of some hepatocytes.Renal tissue tubular dilatation,renal interstitial connective tissue hyperplasia.The re-sults of this study laid a foundation for accurate prevention and control of the disease.
2.Identification and genetic analysis of a novel goose astrovirus isolated from Jiangxi Province
Enfu HUANG ; Qianlang GU ; Yuxin LIU ; Jun CHEN ; Deping SONG ; Jiangnan HUANG ; Jia TAN ; Fanfan ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Veterinary Science 2025;45(11):2334-2342
In order to understand the genetic variation and whole genome characteristics of goose as-trovirus(GoAstV)in Jiangxi Province,a strain of GoAstV was successfully isolated from a typical gosling gout case sample and the whole genome sequencing and genetic characteristics of the isola-ted strain were analyzed.The results showed that the JXNC1 strain could be stably passaged on LMH cells and could cause mild cytopathic effects in LMH cells.Sequencing and analysis showed that the full-length genome of the strain was 7 173 bp,and its genetic relationship was the closest to the GZ2301(PP966939)reference strain,belonging to the GoAstV-Ⅱ genotype.The complete genome of JXNC1 strain shared 98.1%-98.8%nucleotide similarity with 22 GoAstV-Ⅱ reference strains,and the amino acid similarity of ORF2 gene was 97.6%-99.6%.At the same time,the analysis results showed that the mutation of the strain mainly occurred in the ORF2 gene,and there were 13 amino acid site mutations,of which T630I was a unique mutation.Animal regression experiments showed that the inoculation of JXNC1 strain could cause urate deposition in the or-gans of goslings,congestion and dilatation of hepatic sinusoids,and small focal necrosis of some hepatocytes.Renal tissue tubular dilatation,renal interstitial connective tissue hyperplasia.The re-sults of this study laid a foundation for accurate prevention and control of the disease.
3.Long-term effectiveness evaluation of the construction of “mosquito-free village” in Pujiang County
GUO Song ; HUANG Wenzhong ; SUN Jimin ; WU Hongzhao ; LIU Ying ; ZHANG Yanping ; REN Jiangping ; ZHANG Rong ; SHI Xuguang ; CHEN Enfu
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2024;36(5):374-377,382
Objective:
To evaluate the effectiveness for the construction of "mosquito-free village" in Xuejia Village, Pujiang County, Zhejiang Province, so as to provide the guidance for the construction of "mosquito-free village" in other rural areas.
Methods:
Density of adult mosquitoes in Xuejia Village was investigated using light trap method and density of larval mosquitoes was investigated using larval straw method from April to November each year. Totally 30 households of villagers were randomly selected, and their awareness rates of mosquito control knowledge, mosquito control behavior forming rates and satisfaction rates were surveyed through questionnaires. Investment during construction (from August 2016 to December 2018) and maintenance period (from 2019 to 2023) of "mosquito-free village" were investigated through data review and interviews. Long-term effects of "mosquito-free village" construction in Xuejia Village were evaluated in terms of mosquito density from 2016 to 2023, effectiveness of health education for villagers, satisfaction and investment.
Results:
Compared with the year 2016, the densities of adult and larval mosquitoes in Xuejia Village were significantly decreased from 2017 to 2023. The average monthly density of adult mosquitoes in 2023 decreased by 98.34%, and the average monthly 100 household index of larval mosquitoes decreased by 98.45% compared to 2016. The average monthly density of adult mosquitoes from 2019 to 2023 was less than or equal to one mosquito per light trap in a night, and the average monthly 100 household index of larval mosquitoes was less than or equal to five places per 100 households. The awareness rate of mosquito control knowledge was 93.33%, the behavior forming rate was 86.67%, and the satisfaction rate was 90.00%. By December 2023, the total investment during construction and maintenance period was 450 thousand Yuan, with an average annual investment of 60.7 thousand Yuan and average annual investment of 206.61 Yuan per household. The average annual investment during maintenance period was 36.2 thousand Yuan, and the average annual investment per household was 109.70 Yuan.
Conclusion
The mosquito density, effectiveness of health education for villagers and satisfaction of "mosquito-free village" in Xuejia Village all meet the evaluation criteria of "mosquito-free village", and the investment is reasonable, making it suitable for promotion to other rural areas.
4.A comparative analysis of CT features and pathological types of small lung invasive adenocarcinoma with air?containing space
Mengting CAI ; Xiaowei JI ; Gangze FU ; Yunjun YANG ; Dingpin HUANG ; Jinjin LIU ; Shanshan LU ; Xiuhuan JI ; Enfu WU
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2019;53(10):886-891
Objective To evaluate the CT features of small lung invasive adenocarcinoma with air?containing space and its relationship with pathological types, and to explore the pathological basis of air?containing space. Methods CT and pathological data of fifty patients with surgically proven lung invasive adenocarcinoma with air?containing space in our hospital from January 2012 to December 2017 were retrospectively reviewed. CT image analysis included image features of tumor and air?containing space. Pathological analysis included pathological subtype, differentiation degree. CT features of tumor and air?containing space were compared with regard to pathological types using chi?square test or Fisher exact text. Analysis of variance was used to compare quantitative data satisfying normal distribution, while those data not satisfying normal distribution were compared with Kruskal?Wallis test. In addition, Spearman correlation was used to analyze the correlation between nodule density and pathological types. Results (1) CT features of tumors: Tumors were predominantly located in peripheral lungs (46/50). Most of the tumors were subsolid nodules (37/50). Tumor?lung interface was generally clear (46/50). Tumors are often accompanied by malignant signs such as lobulation (37/50), spicule sign (27/50), air bronchogram sign (43/50), and pleural indentation (36/50). The mean diameter of nodules ranged from 7.50 mm to 18.12 mm, with an average of (12.91±2.85)mm. The nodule density ranged from-657.00 to 73.00 HU with an average of (-213.88±206.16) HU. (2) CT features of air?containing space:Air?containing spaces were commonly solitary (37/50) and were found to be mainly in an eccentric distribution (29/37). The maximum diameter of air?containing space ranged from 1.00 to 16.00mm, and the average diameter was (4.23±3.14)mm. Air?containing spaces less than 5mm were found in 35 cases (70%), and air?containing spaces more than 5mm were found in 15 cases. (3) Comparison of CT features and corresponding pathological types: Nodule density, number of air?containing space, and type of nodule density in different pathological types were statistically different (P<0.05). There was a correlation between nodule density and pathological subtypes (r=0.371, P=0.008). Differences of nodule density, short?dimension of nodule, type of nodule density, spicule sign, pleural indentation among different tumor differentiation degrees were significant (P<0.05). The degree of tumor differentiation was negatively correlated with nodule density (r=-0.451, P=0.001). Conclusion The detection rate of air?containing space in lung invasive adenocarcinomas is 12.7%. Most small lung invasive adenocarcinomas with air?containing space are presented as peripheral subsolid nodule, and there is a certain correlation between their CT features and pathological types. The pathological basis of air?containing space was supposed to be dilated distal bronchiole induced by check?valve mechanism and destruction of alveolar structure by tumor.
5. A comparative analysis of CT features and pathological types of small lung invasive adenocarcinoma with air-containing space
Mengting CAI ; Xiaowei JI ; Gangze FU ; Yunjun YANG ; Dingpin HUANG ; Jinjin LIU ; Shanshan LU ; Xiuhuan JI ; Enfu WU
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2019;53(10):886-891
Objective:
To evaluate the CT features of small lung invasive adenocarcinoma with air-containing space and its relationship with pathological types, and to explore the pathological basis of air-containing space.
Methods:
CT and pathological data of fifty patients with surgically proven lung invasive adenocarcinoma with air-containing space in our hospital from January 2012 to December 2017 were retrospectively reviewed. CT image analysis included image features of tumor and air-containing space. Pathological analysis included pathological subtype, differentiation degree. CT features of tumor and air-containing space were compared with regard to pathological types using chi-square test or Fisher exact text. Analysis of variance was used to compare quantitative data satisfying normal distribution, while those data not satisfying normal distribution were compared with Kruskal-Wallis test. In addition, Spearman correlation was used to analyze the correlation between nodule density and pathological types.
Results:
(1) CT features of tumors: Tumors were predominantly located in peripheral lungs (46/50). Most of the tumors were subsolid nodules (37/50). Tumor-lung interface was generally clear (46/50). Tumors are often accompanied by malignant signs such as lobulation (37/50), spicule sign (27/50), air bronchogram sign (43/50), and pleural indentation (36/50). The mean diameter of nodules ranged from 7.50 mm to 18.12 mm, with an average of (12.91±2.85)mm. The nodule density ranged from-657.00 to 73.00 HU with an average of (-213.88±206.16) HU. (2) CT features of air-containing space: Air-containing spaces were commonly solitary (37/50) and were found to be mainly in an eccentric distribution (29/37). The maximum diameter of air-containing space ranged from 1.00 to 16.00mm, and the average diameter was (4.23±3.14)mm. Air-containing spaces less than 5mm were found in 35 cases (70%), and air-containing spaces more than 5mm were found in 15 cases. (3) Comparison of CT features and corresponding pathological types: Nodule density, number of air-containing space, and type of nodule density in different pathological types were statistically different (
6.The mosquito control and evaluation system of "mosquito-free village" construction in rural areas
Enfu CHEN ; Song GUO ; Wenzhong HUANG ; Jimin SUN ; Zhenyu GONG
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2019;31(3):217-220
Mosquito control and "mosquito-free village" construction in rural areas played positive roles in preventing mosquito-borne diseases and improving rural living environments. However,there was a lack of the target and specific evaluation system for mosquito control and prevention in rural areas. Based on the main contents of mosquito control works in rural areas,the national standards for mosquito control and practical experiences for“mosquito-free village”construction in Zhejiang Province,we built a evaluation system suitable for mosquito control in rural areas,in order to provide reference for the evaluation standard and the sustainable development of mosquito control in rural areas. This evaluation system included four indices named mosquito density control,village administration,health education and the villagers' attitude;each index had three levels named A,B and C from high to low. When all the four indices were evaluated as C,the village was regarded as basically meeting the requirements of mosquito control;when all the four indices were evaluated as A,the village was regarded as a "mosquito-free village".
7.Clinical study of different dosage of Ketamine Combined with Propofol on painless Induced Abortion
Ningjiang LI ; Lihong SHEN ; Chunhui YUAN ; Enfu GAO ; Lingjian HUANG ; Liang WU
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2010;17(1):56-57
Objective To explore a reasonable and secure anesthesia induction in painless induced abortion.Methods 120 patients of painless induced abortion were randomly divided into six groups,control group was injected with Propofol 3.5mg/kg through vein,besides given Propofol 3.5mg/kg,other 5 groups were injected with ketamine 0.1mg/kg、0.2mg/kg、0.3mg/kg、0.4mg/kg、0.5mg/kg through vein respectively.The parameter of hemodynamics,effect of analgesia,time of unconsciousness,recovery time of consciousness,recovery time of orientation,incidence of respiratory depression,side effect,time of discharge from hospital were observed.Results The recorded time and incidence of side effect have statistical significance between group of ketamine 0.5mg/kg and group of ketamine 0.3mg/ks(P<0.05);effect of analgesia have statistical significance between group of ketamine 0.3mg/kg、0.4mg/kg、0.5mg/kg and control group.Conclusion Ketamine 0.3mg/kg combined with Propofol is an ideal choice of painless induced abortion.


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