1.Clinical characteristics and follow-up analysis of 63 cases of silicosis complicated with cavity-pulmonary tuberculosis
Zhipeng DONG ; Qiaoyi CUI ; Shaoping PAN ; Yuxiang ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2024;42(4):268-270
Objective:To investigate the clinical characteristics and prognosis of silicosis complicated with cavity-pulmonary tuberculosis.Methods:The clinical data of 63 patients with silicosis complicated with cavity-pulmonary tuberculosis (group A) and silicosis patients (group B) admitted to Yantaishan Hospital from July 2018 to July 2022 were collected and analyzed.Results:Patients in group A were all male, and the common symptoms were cough, expectoration, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and hemoptysis. CT cavity lesions involving the lung, often occurs in the lung after the tip section, after the back section and basal segment, thick-walled cavity, may be accompanied by satellite lesions, endobronchial spread focal, pneumothorax, pleural effusion, etc. 1225 cases of group B patients haemoptysis of 59 patients, cavity in 3 patients, haemoptysis and/or cavity rate was lower than that in group A, the difference was statistically significant ( P<0.05) . In group A, CT reexamination 6-24 months after anti-tuberculosis treatment showed that 52 cases (82.5%) had cavity reduction/healing, 8 cases (12.7%) had recurrence, and 3 cases (4.8%) had damaged lung (2 died) . Conclusion:Silicosis patients with hemoptysis and/or CT in cavity should be more vigilant about combined tuberculosis, anti-tuberculosis treatment and/or dynamic CT follow-up helps laboratory diagnosis negative patients.
2.Clinical characteristics and follow-up analysis of 63 cases of silicosis complicated with cavity-pulmonary tuberculosis
Zhipeng DONG ; Qiaoyi CUI ; Shaoping PAN ; Yuxiang ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2024;42(4):268-270
Objective:To investigate the clinical characteristics and prognosis of silicosis complicated with cavity-pulmonary tuberculosis.Methods:The clinical data of 63 patients with silicosis complicated with cavity-pulmonary tuberculosis (group A) and silicosis patients (group B) admitted to Yantaishan Hospital from July 2018 to July 2022 were collected and analyzed.Results:Patients in group A were all male, and the common symptoms were cough, expectoration, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and hemoptysis. CT cavity lesions involving the lung, often occurs in the lung after the tip section, after the back section and basal segment, thick-walled cavity, may be accompanied by satellite lesions, endobronchial spread focal, pneumothorax, pleural effusion, etc. 1225 cases of group B patients haemoptysis of 59 patients, cavity in 3 patients, haemoptysis and/or cavity rate was lower than that in group A, the difference was statistically significant ( P<0.05) . In group A, CT reexamination 6-24 months after anti-tuberculosis treatment showed that 52 cases (82.5%) had cavity reduction/healing, 8 cases (12.7%) had recurrence, and 3 cases (4.8%) had damaged lung (2 died) . Conclusion:Silicosis patients with hemoptysis and/or CT in cavity should be more vigilant about combined tuberculosis, anti-tuberculosis treatment and/or dynamic CT follow-up helps laboratory diagnosis negative patients.
3.Current status and reform of practice teaching of radiotherapy technology
Li ZHOU ; Qiaoyi LI ; Pan GONG ; Qingfeng XU ; Jianling ZHAO ; Sen BAI
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2019;18(6):572-575
The Major of Medical Imaging Technology (Radiotherapy Technology Orientation) in West China Medical School, Sichuan University, has been devoted to training therapists, dosimetrists, and physicists in tumor radiotherapy, and it is urgently needed to improve the practice ability of interns and standardize the teaching system. In view of the current status of the practice of students in radiotherapy technology, this article analyzes and summarizes the teaching staff construction, teaching contents, teaching methods, and other aspects, finds out the problems and challenges in the current teaching system, and puts forward suggestions for practice teaching reform.
4.Preparation of enrofloxacin nanosuspension injection and its pharmacokinetics in swine
Pengling YU ; Liangzhu CHEN ; Zhikun PAN ; Qiaoyi ZHOU ; Qin WANG ; Binghu FANG
Chinese Journal of Veterinary Science 2017;37(8):1534-1539
The aim of the study was to prepare enrofloxacin nanosuspension injection and evaluate its pharmacokinetics after giving a single intramuscular injection.The high pressure homogeneous technique was used to prepare enrofloxacin nanosuspension injection and preliminary evaluation of the quality was done.The high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method was used to determinate content of enrofloxacin in pig plasma.And the pharmacokinetic characteristics of enrofloxacin nanosuspension injection were compared with Baytril injection.The content of enrofloxacin in this preparation is 97.9%.The average particle size of enrofloxacin nanosuspension injection was (613.21±5.78) nm,PDI was (0.22±0.02) and the potential was-2.02 mV.Maximal plasma concentrations were (0.32±0.12) and (0.67 ± 0.09) mg/L after i.m administration with enrofloxacin nanosuspension injection and Baytril injection.The peak times were (2.88 ±0.96) and (0.79±0.26) hours,respectively.Mean elimination half-lifes were (5.99± 1.37) and (4.49 ± 1.25) hours,respectively.Areas under concentration-time curve were (4.63±1.30) and (4.40±0.45) mg/L · h,respectively.Mean residence times were (9.59±2.34) and (5.41±1.10) hours,respectively.The relative bioavailability of enrofloxacin nanosuspension injection was 105.2%.The preparation method of high pressure homogeneous was simple and good reproducibility.Enrofloxacin nanosuspension injection was characterized by non-sedimentation,easy-redispersion,relatively stable.Comparing with Baytril injection,enrofloxacin nanosuspension injection had a certain slowrelease effect,showing slower elimination than enrofloxacin injeetion.
5.A review of adverse reactions to quinolones in 410 cases
Qiaoyi PAN ; Lei WANG ; Shufeng YAN
Adverse Drug Reactions Journal 2000;2(1):28-30
Objective:To review the adverse reactions induced by quinolones and make safety assessment of the drugs on the market.Methods:Clinical reports on ADR of quinolones,published during the last five years,were collected and analysed by means of literature metrology.Results:In accordance with the incidence of ADR nofloxacin ranked the first,followed by ciprofloxacin,pipemidic acid,pefloxacin,ofloxacin and enoxacin.Various clinical manifestations were involved,mostly allergic reactions and neurological symptoms.Conclusion:Physician's attention should be drawn to ADR surveillance and rational medication.
6.A review of adverse reactions to quinolones in 410 cases
Qiaoyi PAN ; Lei WANG ; Shufeng YAN
Adverse Drug Reactions Journal 2000;2(1):28-30
Objective:To review the adverse reactions induced by quinolones and make safety assessment of the drugs on the market.Methods:Clinical reports on ADR of quinolones,published during the last five years,were collected and analysed by means of literature metrology.Results:In accordance with the incidence of ADR nofloxacin ranked the first,followed by ciprofloxacin,pipemidic acid,pefloxacin,ofloxacin and enoxacin.Various clinical manifestations were involved,mostly allergic reactions and neurological symptoms.Conclusion:Physician's attention should be drawn to ADR surveillance and rational medication.

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