1.Adverse reactions of the digestive system caused by glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists
Chunxiao LU ; Changfei LU ; Huaqi ZHANG ; Wenwen LIU ; Xiaokang CUI
China Pharmacy 2024;35(12):1539-1544
Glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists (GLP-1RAs) have been widely used in diabetes and obese people in recent years, and they have also caused a series of adverse reactions, the most important of which is digestive system-related adverse reactions. The adverse reactions of the digestive system associated with GLP-1RAs involve the gastrointestinal, pancreatic, and biliary tracts; among them, nausea, vomiting, constipation, and diarrhea are the most common adverse reactions, which are the main reasons for drug withdrawal. The incidence of pancreatic and biliary system diseases is low, but there is no research evidence to exclude their association with GLP-1RAs. Tirzepatide appears on the market relatively late, and its safety still lacks sufficient real-world data. Medical staff should adopt active dietary guidance strategies for patients and strengthen medication education to help patients actively prevent and scientifically respond to adverse reactions in the digestive system.
2.Construction and Verification of Quality Evaluation Indicator System for Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation Animal Experimental Platform
Shuo WANG ; Yunhui LÜ ; Xiaokang WANG ; Zhenhao ZHANG ; Yongchun CUI
Laboratory Animal and Comparative Medicine 2023;43(6):604-611
ObjectiveTo establish a standardized and professional service quality evaluation index system for extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) animalexperimental platform.Methods The literature research and expert consultation were used to establish a factor set for the quality evaluation of ECMO animal experimental platform. Then, experts used the 1/9-9 scale method to compare and score pair-two indicators. Based on the principles of fuzzy analytic hierarchy process and expert scoring results, the ECMO animal experimental platform quality evaluation system was constructed. In order to verify the actual efficacy of this system, a case study was carried out on the ECMO animal experiment platform of FW Animal Experimental Center (FAEC) laboratory.Results A total of 10 experts were included in this study, the questionnaire recovery rate was 100%, the judgment coefficient (Ca) and familiarity coefficient (Cs) were both greater than 0.50, the expert authority was high (Cr>0.80), the validity test was P<0.01, and the coordination was good. The quality evaluation system of ECMO animal experiment platform includes two levels. There are 4 first-level indicators, with professionalism, safety, functionality, and stability ranked from high to low in terms of their weights. There are 15 second-level indicators, and the top 5 weights are personnel's technical expertise, attractiveness of hardware facility, auditability of data, confidentiality capabilities of data, and professionalism in service process. To facilitate the popularization and application of the system, this study also proposed a "star" system to represent the evaluation results of an ECMO animal experimental platform quality. The quality evaluation system established in this study was used to evaluate the FAEC laboratory as a case study, and the evaluation result was five-star. The actual potency value of FAEC laboratory was 0.910, reaching the five-star level, but the average actual appraisal valuesof "service continuity" and "sufficiency of project completion" were lower than 0.80, which needs to be improved.ConclusionA standardized and professional ECMO animal experimental platform quality evaluation system was established in this study, which would provide a measurable basis for the demander to select the supplier and a method for the supplier to complete the animal experiment of ECMO research and development with high quality.
3.An exploration of the application of a new training mode of special coronary artery bypass grafting in postgraduate education
Yongchun CUI ; Bo LI ; Fuliang LUO ; Weimin YUAN ; Xiaokang LUO ; Lei QI ; Bin LI ; Yue TANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2019;18(2):172-176
Objective To compare the effects between the dual-cycle intensive training mode (DCITM) of "teaching-in vitro-in vivo-summary-in vitro-in vivo-assessment" and the single-cycle basic training mode (BTM) of "teaching-in vitro-tn vivo-assessment" on training graduate students majoring in cardiovascular surgery.Methods Eight graduate students majoring in cardiovascular surgery received the basic training of coronary artery bypass vascular anastomosis under the mode of BTM or DCITM.Then the training effects were evaluated by scoring of experts.Besides,SPSS 17.0 statistical software was used to analyze the evaluation results.Results Compared with students who received BTM,the postgraduates trained by DCITM became more skilled in vascular anastomosis.In vitro,the average number of anastomosis completed by trainee increased significantly [(2.0 ± 1.0) vs.(5.0 ± 1.5),P<0.05] over a specified period of time,the vascular leakage rate was significantly reduced [(92 ± 5)% vs.(30 ± 2)%,P<0.05],and the average time per anastomosis was significantly shorter [in vitro:(20.1 ± 2.5) min vs.(12.6 ± 3.3) min,P<0.05].There was also a statistically significant difference in the average time of each anastomosis in miniature pigs with coronary vascular anastomosis [in vivo:(30 ± 2) min vs.(21 ± 3) min,P<0.05].Conclusion Taken into together,DCITM is a highly efficient mode for promoting the quality of cardiovascular-surgery-teaching and enhancing the effectiveness of training in clinical surgical skills.
4.Radiofrequency ablation for primary and metastatic hepatic cancer
Haying LIU ; Yunqiang TANG ; Shuzhoung CUI ; Jianchang LI ; Weimin HU ; Xiaokang DENG
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;10(2):106-110
Objective To study the effect and safety of radiofrequency ablation (RFA) in the treatment of liver cancer.Methods The clinical data of prospectively and non-randomly selected 102 liver cancer patients were analysed. Results 102 patients with a total of 216 tumors were found in this series, the size of hepatomas were 1.5 to 14*!cm in diameter (average 4.9*!cm in diameter). In 67 of primary liver hepatocellular carcinoma, the tumors' size were smaller than 5*!cm in diameter in 21 cases; 35 with secondary liver tumors. RFA were performed under the guidance of ultrasonography in 43 cases, under CT in 50, under laparoscopy in 3, and 6 were performed during open surgery. All patients received ultrasonography and CT scanning of liver one month after the ablaton. The echoes of the tumors were stronger, and the area of the echo reached was larger than pre-ablation; blood flow in the tumor obviously reduced and even disappeared in sonography; CT showed that the shadow density in the tumor was diminished. Of the 102 patients, 14 underwent 18-FDG-PET imaging 30 days after the ablation, of them, 11 showed defect of radiation in the tumor, 3 showed residual locus in the tumor. 2 of the 3 cases underwent RFA again and the residual was disappeared completely, the another subject to ethanol injection because of advanced age. All the patients were followed up for 3-18 months. Except 6 patients with late metastastic liver cancer died within 1 year after RFA, the other 96 cases remained alive now, the 1-year survival rate was 94.1%. Conclusions RFA is a new ideal therapy for liver cancer. It is safe, effective, and good tolerance with little trauma.

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