1.Complex associations among modifiable determinants of circadian syndrome among employed people in southwestern China.
Shujuan YANG ; Peng JIA ; Lei ZHANG ; Yuchen LI ; Peng YU ; Jiqi YANG ; Sihan WANG ; Honglian ZENG ; Bo YANG ; Bin YU
Chinese Medical Journal 2025;138(21):2804-2812
BACKGROUND:
Circadian syndrome (CircS) may be closely linked to lifestyle, psychological, and occupational factors, but evidence is lacking. This study aimed to explore complex associations between lifestyle, psychological and occupational factors and CircS among employed people in southwestern China.
METHODS:
In this study, network analysis was used to identify complex associations between lifestyle, psychological and occupational factors and CircS in employed people from the Chinese Cohort of Working Adults (CCWA). The centrality of each variable was estimated by strength centrality index, which was calculated by the sum of edge weights connected to the variable. Bridge in the network was identified as the variables in the top 80 th percentile of overall bridge strength, which was defined as the most strongly connected variables across lifestyle, psychological and occupational factors and CircS. The differences were assessed in network structures between subgroups divided by the median score of the variable with the strongest bridge strengthen.
RESULTS:
Among 31,105 participants from CCWA, 5213 (16.76%) had CircS. In the constructed network, anxiety (edge weights: 0.28), smoking (edge weights: 0.15), drinking (edge weights: 0.10), perceived noise at work (edge weights: 0.08), and implicit health attitude (edge weights: -0.02) were directly related to CircS, with 83.31% of the variance for CircS explained by these neighboring factors. Anxiety was the most central variable (strength centrality: 1.20) in the network and the strongest bridge (bridge strength: 0.84) connecting all domains of variables. A stronger association between anxiety and CircS was observed in the network of participants with more severe anxiety (edge weight: 0.23) than those with less severe anxiety (edge weight: 0.03).
CONCLUSION
Anxiety had the strongest association with CircS and was the central factor with the highest strength centrality, also the bridge with the highest bridge strength in the network.
Humans
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Male
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Female
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Adult
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China
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Middle Aged
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Life Style
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Chronobiology Disorders/epidemiology*
2.Surgical management of left upper abdominal malignant tumors complicating regional portal hypertension
Jiqi YAN ; Jiazeng DING ; Weiping YANG ; Di MA ; Yongjun CHEN ; Jie KUANG ; Chenghong PENG ; Hongwei LI
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2011;26(3):216-218
ObjectiveTo investigate the etiology, clinical characteristics, diagnosis and treatment of regional portal hypertension caused by left upper abdominal malignant tumors.MethodsFrom January 2006 to December 2009, a total of 8 patients presenting regional portal hypertension were treated at our hospital, whose clinical data were analyzed retrospectively. ResultsPancreatic tumors (5/8) and retroperitoneal tumors(3/8)were the primary etiology,andthe main symptoms included upper gastrointestinal bleeding and irregular left upper abdominal pain.Isolated gastric varices were the most distinct clinical features. All patients underwent multi-visceral resection including pancreatic body and tail and spleen. Tumor involved stomach, left kidney, left adrenal and splenic flexure of colon were also removed en bloc. During the follow-up period there was no recurrent upper gastrointestinal bleeding, one patient died and two patients developed metastasis or tumor local recurrence.ConclusionRegional portal hypertension caused by malignant tumor was relatively rare,aggressive resection of multi-viscera combined with devascularization was an effective therapy.
3.Total thyroidectomy for bilateral multinodular goiter
Tanglei SHAO ; Weiping YANG ; Jiazeng DING ; Xiaotai JIN ; Yongjun CHEN ; Jiqi YAN ; Qinyu LI ; Di MA
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2008;23(12):939-942
Objective To evaluate the safety and rationality of total/near total bilateral thyroidectomy(TBT) for patients with bilateral multinodular goiter(BMG). Methods From January 2003 to December 2006,311 BMG cases were preoperatively divided into two groups, 130 cases in group A underwent TBT, and 181 cases in group B were treated with subtotal/partial bilateral thyroidectomy. Results There were 6 and 2 eases in group A and group B respectively diagnosed by intraoperative frozen biopsy as BMG, but identified as papillary carcinoma by final pathology. Hence the 6 cases in group A avoided reoporation, while the 2 cases in group B underwent a resection of the remnant gland. Transient hoarseness developed in 3 (2.42%, 3/124) and 3 (1.68%, 3/179) eases in group A and group B respectively (P =0.48). Transient hypocalcemia developed in 11 (8.87% ,11/124) and 9(5.03% ,9/179) cases in group A and group B respectively(P =0.16). There was no postoperative goiter recurrence in group A, but recurrence developed in 12 cases (6.70%,12/179) in group B(P=0.02). Conclusions Total bilateral thyroidectomy is safe and rational for the management of bilateral thyroid goiter.
4.An experimental study on warm ischemia injury and cytokine expression in liver transplantation
Jiqi YAN ; Hongwei LI ; Chenghong PENG ; Mingjun ZHANG ; Weiping YANG ; Weiyao CAI
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;0(10):-
Objective To investigate the relationship between donor liver warm ischemia and postoperative cytokine expression in liver transplantation from non-heart-beating donors.Methods Rat orthotopic liver transplantation was performed in three groups (HB, NHBD-30 and NHBD-60) according to the non-heart-beating time of 0, 30 or 60 minutes before donor liver was harvested. The serum values of TNF-?, IL-6 and CINC in each group after transplantation were determined.Results Over time of warm ischemia to which the donor liver was exposed, the concentrations of TNF-?, IL-6 and CINC elevated with significant difference among those three groups. TNF-?, IL-6 and CINC reached its peak value at 3 hours, 6 hours and 6 hours after transplantation respectively.ConclusionsKG1 In liver transplantation from non-heart-beating donors, the upregulation of TNF-?, IL-6 and CINC was associated with warm ischemia injury.

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