1.Expert consensus on reprocessing of medical ultrasound probes
Xi YAO ; Luzeng CHEN ; Anhua WU ; Liubo ZHANG ; Chunyan MA ; Li WANG ; Huixue JIA ; Xun HUANG ; Meng CAI ; Qing ZHANG ; Tao CHEN ; Hongwen FEI ; Yunxi LIU ; Guiqiu CHEN ; Xiaodong GAO ; Xin LI ; Baohua LI ; Guoqing HU ; Ping LIANG ; Liuyi LI
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2025;24(3):301-307
Medical ultrasound technology is widely used for diagnosis and therapy in clinical practice.Ultrasound probes,which are directly contact with patients,pose a potential risk of pathogen transmission.This expert consen-sus was developed by a multidisciplinary team based on international guidelines,standards in China,and the results of a national survey,aiming to reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infection through standardizing reprocessing of medical ultrasound probes,and formulating consensus recommendations with the Delphi method.The consensus clarifies the reprocessing principles for three types of ultrasound probes of different infection risks:external-use ul-trasound probes,interventional percutaneous ultrasound probes,and internal-use ultrasound probes,puts forward systematic suggestions on the reprocessing standards and disinfection levels of ultrasound probe isolation covers and coupling agents,the reprocessing procedures and methods of ultrasound probes,as well as architectural layout and management of reprocessing,so as to provide a scientific prevention and control framework for ensuring ultrasound diagnosis and therapy safety.
2.Expert consensus on reprocessing of medical ultrasound probes
Xi YAO ; Luzeng CHEN ; Anhua WU ; Liubo ZHANG ; Chunyan MA ; Li WANG ; Huixue JIA ; Xun HUANG ; Meng CAI ; Qing ZHANG ; Tao CHEN ; Hongwen FEI ; Yunxi LIU ; Guiqiu CHEN ; Xiaodong GAO ; Xin LI ; Baohua LI ; Guoqing HU ; Ping LIANG ; Liuyi LI
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2025;24(3):301-307
Medical ultrasound technology is widely used for diagnosis and therapy in clinical practice.Ultrasound probes,which are directly contact with patients,pose a potential risk of pathogen transmission.This expert consen-sus was developed by a multidisciplinary team based on international guidelines,standards in China,and the results of a national survey,aiming to reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infection through standardizing reprocessing of medical ultrasound probes,and formulating consensus recommendations with the Delphi method.The consensus clarifies the reprocessing principles for three types of ultrasound probes of different infection risks:external-use ul-trasound probes,interventional percutaneous ultrasound probes,and internal-use ultrasound probes,puts forward systematic suggestions on the reprocessing standards and disinfection levels of ultrasound probe isolation covers and coupling agents,the reprocessing procedures and methods of ultrasound probes,as well as architectural layout and management of reprocessing,so as to provide a scientific prevention and control framework for ensuring ultrasound diagnosis and therapy safety.
3.Relationship between dengue viral load and clinical characteristics
FEI Yunxi ; ZHANG Xiangbo ; GAO Ling ; GAO Yidan ; LI Ge ; ZHU Xuping ; SHAO Junbin ; WANG WANG ; PAN Jingcao ; CHEN CHEN
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2020;32(4):334-338
Objective:
To determine the relationship between dengue virus load and clinical characteristics, so as to provide basis for dengue fever prevention and treatment.
Methods :
The dengue viral load and typing of 120 patients in Gongshu District of Hangzhou from June to November 2017 were detected by real-time fluorescent quantitative RT-PCR;the clinical indicators of these dengue patients were collected and their correlation with the viral load was analyzed.
Results:
The DNA detection of dengue virus in 120 patients showed that they were all typeⅡ. The median dengue virus load was 3.91×104 copies/mL. All the patients had fever, the average peak temperature was(38.96 ± 0.69)℃. There were 102(85.00%)cases with asthenia;116(96.67%)cases with white blood cell count(WBC)less than 4× 109/L;119(99.17%)cases with platelet count(PLT)less than 100×109/L;114(95.00%)cases with glutamic oxaloacetate transaminase(GOT)more than 40 U/L;81(67.50%)cases with glutamic pyruvate transaminase(GPT)more than 52 U/L;58(48.33%)cases with creatine kinase(CK)more than 210 U/L. There was no significant correlation of dengue virus load with length of hospitalization, peak temperature,duration of fever, WBC,PLT, GOT, GPT and CK(P>0.05). There were 75(62.50%)severe patients, and their median viral load was 9.29×104copies/mL, which was higher than 5.33×103copies/mL in non-severe patients(P<0.05).
Conclusion
The dengue virus load is not related with length of hospitalization,peak temperature,WBC,PLT,GOT,GPT and CK,but with the severity of the disease.


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