1.Construction of Predictive Models for Upper-Limb Strength and Explosive Power in Young Males Based on Ballistic Push-Up Test
Heng LU ; Murong YU ; Xiaoyan XIANG ; Wenjing TANG ; Xiaolu ZHA ; Ran WANG
Journal of Medical Biomechanics 2025;40(3):561-569
Objective To evaluate the test-retest reliability of the ballistic push-up(BPU)test and establish predictive models for upper-limb strength and explosive power in young males.Methods A total of 71 male college students performed assessments of upper-limb bench press 1 repetition maximum(1RM)strength,bench press explosive power,and two BPU tests with a 48-hour interval.BPU test data were recorded using a three-dimensional(3D)force platform and motion capture system to calculate concentric metrics such as peak force(PF)and mean velocity(MV).The intraclass correlation coefficient(ICC)was used to examine the retest reliability of the BPU test.The Pearson correlation coefficient was used to evaluate the correlation of the BPU metrics with upper-limb strength and explosive power.Predictive models for upper-limb strength and explosive power were created using stepwise regression analysis.Results BPU metrics showed a good test-retest reliability(ICC=0.764-0.935).PF and MV,along with body weight(BW),were effective predictors of bench press 1RM in young males:bench press 1RM=0.129PF-16.772[R2=0.790,standard error of the estimate(SEE)=8.17 kg];bench press 1RM=1.511BW+87.15 MV-110.136(R2=0.767,SEE=8.60 kg).PF and BW were also predictors of bench press explosive power:bench press explosive power=2.755BW+0.287PF-17.351(R2=0.620,SEE=46.1 W).Conclusions The BPU test demonstrates a good test-retest reliability,and PF and MV from the BPU test can be used to predict upper-limb strength and explosive power in young males.
2.Construction of Predictive Models for Upper-Limb Strength and Explosive Power in Young Males Based on Ballistic Push-Up Test
Heng LU ; Murong YU ; Xiaoyan XIANG ; Wenjing TANG ; Xiaolu ZHA ; Ran WANG
Journal of Medical Biomechanics 2025;40(3):561-569
Objective To evaluate the test-retest reliability of the ballistic push-up(BPU)test and establish predictive models for upper-limb strength and explosive power in young males.Methods A total of 71 male college students performed assessments of upper-limb bench press 1 repetition maximum(1RM)strength,bench press explosive power,and two BPU tests with a 48-hour interval.BPU test data were recorded using a three-dimensional(3D)force platform and motion capture system to calculate concentric metrics such as peak force(PF)and mean velocity(MV).The intraclass correlation coefficient(ICC)was used to examine the retest reliability of the BPU test.The Pearson correlation coefficient was used to evaluate the correlation of the BPU metrics with upper-limb strength and explosive power.Predictive models for upper-limb strength and explosive power were created using stepwise regression analysis.Results BPU metrics showed a good test-retest reliability(ICC=0.764-0.935).PF and MV,along with body weight(BW),were effective predictors of bench press 1RM in young males:bench press 1RM=0.129PF-16.772[R2=0.790,standard error of the estimate(SEE)=8.17 kg];bench press 1RM=1.511BW+87.15 MV-110.136(R2=0.767,SEE=8.60 kg).PF and BW were also predictors of bench press explosive power:bench press explosive power=2.755BW+0.287PF-17.351(R2=0.620,SEE=46.1 W).Conclusions The BPU test demonstrates a good test-retest reliability,and PF and MV from the BPU test can be used to predict upper-limb strength and explosive power in young males.
3.Summary of the best evidence for the follow-up management of patients with acute kidney injury in the ICU
Yan LI ; Shuyi HU ; Murong LU ; Xiangjun QIN ; Jiang LI ; Tingting YU
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2024;40(21):1644-1649
Objective:To Summarize the best evidence of follow-up management of patients with acute kidney injury to provide reference for clinical nursing work.Methods:Retrieved relevant literature on follow-up management of ICU transferred acute kidney injury patients from databases such as Cochrane Library, PubMed, CNKI, Wanfang Database, Chinese Biomedical Literature, and related professional websites based on the "6S" model system.The search deadline was from database establishment to May 30, 2023.Two researchers independently conducted literature quality evaluation, evidence screening, and evidence level assessment, and summarized the evidence.Results:Eight articles were selected, including 4 guidelines, 3 systematic review, 1 expert consensuses. Finally 16 pieces of best evidence from 6 dimensions of follow-up principles and methods, follow-up time/requency, follow- up assessment content, nutritional guidance, drug guidance and life guidance.Conclusions:This study summarized the best evidence summary of the follow-up management of patients with ICU transfer out of acute kidney dormitory, providing a reference for the clinical work of ICU medical staff. Medical staff can develop scientific and effective follow-up management based on patients and clinical conditions to improve the quality of care for ICU transferred patients.
4.Multi-disciplinary coordination model in palliative care based on integrated medicine
Jingzhu YU ; Jingxian JIN ; Murong ZHANG ; Yongxing SHI
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2023;22(6):654-656
Palliative care is the final link in the whole lifecycle health management and is an important part of promoting a healthy China. In order to further improve service efficiency and the quality of end-of-life care, Shanghai Jiading Yingyuan Hospital has constructed a new interdisciplinary team collaboration model for palliative care from the perspective of integrated medical theory, and applied this model to clinical practice. By elaborating on the theory of team integration, member composition and division of labor, implementation process and preliminary effects, this study aims to provide a theoretical basis and reference for other regions to carry out the integration path and collaborative model of interdisciplinary services in palliative care.
5.Construction of following-up index system for ICU patients with acute kidney injury based on the Omaha nursing outcome classification system
Tingting YU ; Yan LI ; Xiangjun QIN ; Xia YANG ; Jiang LI ; Murong LU
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2023;39(34):2649-2654
Objective:To construct follow-up index system of ICU patients with acute kidney injury based on the Omaha nursing outcome classification system, and to provide a reference for the clinical care quality and the follow-up work of ICU patients after discharge.Methods:Based on the Omaha nursing outcome classification system, the Delphi method was used to establish the content of the follow-up index system for ICU patients with acute kidney injury, and determine the weight of all levels of indicators.Results:After two rounds of expert consultation, questionnaire response rates were 95.00%and 100.00%, expert authority coefficients were 0.861 and 0.892 (both P<0.01), coordination coefficients ranged from 0.296 to 0.667 and 0.240 to 0.804, the difference were statistically significant ( χ2 values were 60.77-288.17, and P<0.01). The final index system consisted of 4 first-level indicators, 16 second-level indicators, and 52 third-level indicators. The analytic hierarchy process was used to determine the weights of all indexes, and the consistency test (consistency ratio<0.1) was performed. Conclusions:The follow-up index system of ICU patients with acute kidney injury was constructed to provide a reference for the clinical care quality and the follow-up work of ICU patients after discharge, and to provide a theoretical basis for the follow-up mode after ICU.
6.Pivotal issue of acupuncture-moxibustion academical inheritance based on the present situation of the clinical application of
Zhi-Miao MURONG ; Liang YU ; Xiao-Nong FAN
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2021;41(2):201-204
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7.Criteria of "arrival of
Cui-Cui TIAN ; Liang YU ; Zhi-Miao MURONG ; Shu-Xin WANG ; Xiao-Nong FAN
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2021;41(6):666-670
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8.Functional Reconstruction of Joint Following Resection of Malignant Bone Tumors around Shoulder Girdle: 28 Cases Report
Murong YOU ; Yuhua JING ; Xiuchun YU ; Xiaoping LIU ; Dasheng TIAN ; Jun QIAN
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2010;16(5):480-482
ObjectiveTo explore the classification, limb salvage strategy and treatmental results following resection of malignant bone tumors around the shoulder girdle. Methods28 patients with malignant bone tumors of the shoulder girdle underwent a limb-sparing resection according to Malawer's surgical classification system of shoulder girdle. Various limb-salvage procedures were performed for all patients. They were evaluated with survival, recrudesce, and metastasis. The function outcome was assesssed with Enneking Function Evaluation System. Results25 patients were followed-up with a mean time of 54 months (ranged 9~96 months).6 patients recrudesced, 11 patients died.According to Enneking Function Evaluation System, the mean score of the upper extremity was 23 in reimplantation of tumor-bearing bone after alcohol devitalization group, 24 in osteoarticular allograft group, 24 in free periosteum vascularized clavicle group, 26 point in endoprosthesis group, 25 in the total scapulectomies and the head of humerus slinging group, 28.5 in the partial scapulectomies group respectively. ConclusionThe malignant bone tumors around the shoulder girdle can be resected completely. There were a variety of limb-salvage procedures following tumors resection, with which hand function can be preserved in the majority of patients with relieved pain and good function shoulder.
9.Venous drainage in the lesser saphenous sural neurovenofasciocutaneous distally based flap:an experimental study in rabbit model
Zhizhen JING ; Guangrong YU ; Murong YOU ; Shimin ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2009;25(4):303-306
Objective To investigate the venous drainage of lesser saphenous aural neurov enofasciocutaneous distally based flap through fluorescence tracing technique and discuss the pattern of venous drainage.Methods Venous blood for 0.1 ml was collected from every rabbit ear vein of 20 rabbits respectively for separation of the erythrocytes and labeling with FITC.The lesser saphenous sural neurovenofasciocutaneous distally based flaps were successfully established in hind limbs of 20 rabbits that were then allocated into four groups according to different inspection time points at 30 minutes ( Croup A) ,24 hours (Group B) ,72 hours (Group C) and 7 days (Group D) after operation.The labeled erythrocytes (5 μl) were injected into the flaps via lesser saphenous vein (in Groups A and B)or hypoderma (in Groups C and D).Then,the flaps were removed five seconds (in Groups A and B) or 10 seconds (in Groups C and D) after injection,immediately frozen and sectioned (5-7 μm in thickness) for microscopic analysis of fluorescent distribution in the pedicle.Results FITC-labeled red blood cells showed steady green fluorescence under inversion fluorescence microscope.Fluorescence was mainly distributed in the wall of lesser saphenous vein and peripheral vessels,as well as inner and outer membrane of perforator artery.There was only faint fluorescence around sural nerve in Groups B,C and D.HE staining showed that the lumina of lesser saphenous vein in Groups C and D were fully filled with thrombosis.Conclusions Vein of the lesser saphenous sural neurovenofasciocutaneous distally based flaps is refluxed mainly through wall of lesser saphenous vein and peripheral vessels as well as through inner and outer membrane of perforator artery in the pedicle.Thrombosis occurs in the lumina of lesser saphenous but there is no venous blood reflux through the valve of lesser saphenous vein.
10.Experimental Study on Stability of Pelvic Ring Reconstruction Using Fibular Autograft for Periacetabular Tumor Type Ⅱ Resection
Murong YOU ; Guangtong YU ; Yongwei JIA ; Zhizhen JING ; Bing LI ; Bo CHEN ; Zuquan DING
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2009;15(1):48-50
Objective To evaluate the stability of the pelvic ring reconstruction using fibular autograft for periacetabular tumor type Ⅱ resection. Methods 6 adult cadaveric specimens were tested. The periacetabular tumor resection models were established according to Ennecking's type Ⅱ resection. The resected pelvic rings were reconstructed with double-fibular graft fixed by four internal fixation techniques including plates, pedicle-rods (PR), lateral-rods (LR) or sacral-iliac rods (SIR). Axial loading from the proximal L3 vertebral body was applied by MTS load cell in the gradient of 0~500 N in the double feet standing state. Images in front view were obtained using CCD camera. Based on Image J software, displacement of the first sacral vertebrae (S1) of the reconstructed pelvis and intact pelvis were calculated using digital maker tracing method with center-of-mass algorithm. Results The rotational movements and vertical displacement of S1 around the normal side femoral head of the reconstructed pelvis in coronary plane were found in simulated bilateral leg standing position. The average vertical load-displacement and load-angular rotation curve of S1 in coronary plane were approximately linear behavior under the vertical load 500 N. The average vertical displacement and angle of S1 in coronary plane had not overacted. The stability of axial direction and rotation had not changed significantly when reconstructed by LR or Plates compared with the intact pelvis, but the SIR did. Conclusion Plates and LR fixation were more stabile for periacetabular tumor type Ⅱ resection.


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