1.The short-term effect of multielement intergration sound on tinnitus and its influence on HbO con-centration in frontal polar cortex
Qingchun PAN ; Bei LI ; Xueqin MI ; Xiaoying SONG ; Xiaoming TANG ; Yuanling WANG ; Jing ZHANG
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2025;33(4):348-352
Objective To identify the hemodynamic characteristics of frontal polar cortex(FPC)in patients with chronic subjective tinnitus,and to study the short-term efficacy of multielement integration sound(MIS)treatment,and its effects on FPC oxyhemoglobin(HbO).Methods Fifty patients with chronic subjective tinnitus(tinnitus group)and 50 subjects without tinnitus matching their age,sex and education level(control group)were collected from June 2023 to Oc-tober 2023.The tinnitus group and control group received MIS treatment for 15 minutes,respectively.Tinnitus handicap inventory(THI)and visual analogue scale(VAS)scores were collected before and after treatment in tinnitus group.Func-tional near infrared spectroscopy(fNIRS)was used to measure the 8-minute average HbO concentration in the frontal cortex of both groups before and after treatment.The changes of HbO concentration before and after treatment were compared be-tween the two groups.The correlation between clinical features and HbO was analyzed.Results The VAS score of the tin-nitus group decreased after short-term MIS treatment.The HbO concentration of FPC in tinnitus group was higher than that in control group before treatment.The HbO concentration of FPC in tinnitus group was decreased by MIS short-term treatment.The difference of HbO concentration before and after treatment(ΔHbO)was positively correlated with the difference of VAS score before and after treatment(ΔVAS)in the tinnitus group.Conclusion The hemodynamics of the frontal polar cortex in chronic subjective tinnitus patients is different from that of in non-tinnitus control group.MIS can change the hemodynamics of the frontal polar cortex in chronic subjective tinnitus patients.The frontal polar cortex may be the site of MIS.
2.Development of a team collaborative protocol for early mobilisation of ICU patients with mechanical ventilation:based on the theory of interprofessional collaborative team development
Xueqin WANG ; Ying LÜ ; Qinghua ZHAO ; Chuanlin ZHANG ; Jie MI
Modern Clinical Nursing 2025;24(3):39-47
Objective To develop a team collaborative protocol,based on the theory of the development of interprofessional collaborative team development(DICT),for early mobilisation of the patients with mechanical ventilation in the intensive care unit(ICU),hence to provide a standardised guidance on a multidisciplinary team with nurses as coordinators to implement the early mobilisation for ICU patients with mechanical ventilation and to improve the efficiency in patient mobilisation.Methods In September 2023,a preliminary draft of the collaborative team protocol based on ICTD was developed for early mobilisation of ICU patients with mechanical ventilation,based on literature review and current situation analysis.The status and influencing factors of multidisciplinary collaboration in early mobilisation for the patients with mechanical ventilation were identified.DICT framework was employed to develop the initial draft of protocol.From September to November 2023,Delphi expert consultation was employed and two rounds of expert consultation had been conducted before the final version of the protocol was drafted.Results A total of 21 experts participated in both rounds of consultation,with a 100.00%effective response rate of the questionnaires.Fifteen suggestions for modification were advised by the experts.The expert authority coefficient was 0.898,and the average coefficients of variation for the items from the two rounds of consultation were(0.14±0.05)and(0.12±0.06),respectively.The Kendall coordination coefficients for the two rounds were 0.198(P<0.001)and 0.256(P<0.001),respectively.The final protocol included 3 primary items(assessment and exploration,collaboration and integration,feedback and adjustment),13 secondary items and 57 tertiary items.Conclusion The team collaborative protocol for early mobilisation of ICU patients with mechanical ventilation,based on the DICT theory,is scientifically reliable.It provides a guidance and a reference for multidisciplinary teams in implementation of early mobilisation for ICU patients with mechanical ventilation..
3.The short-term effect of multielement intergration sound on tinnitus and its influence on HbO con-centration in frontal polar cortex
Qingchun PAN ; Bei LI ; Xueqin MI ; Xiaoying SONG ; Xiaoming TANG ; Yuanling WANG ; Jing ZHANG
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2025;33(4):348-352
Objective To identify the hemodynamic characteristics of frontal polar cortex(FPC)in patients with chronic subjective tinnitus,and to study the short-term efficacy of multielement integration sound(MIS)treatment,and its effects on FPC oxyhemoglobin(HbO).Methods Fifty patients with chronic subjective tinnitus(tinnitus group)and 50 subjects without tinnitus matching their age,sex and education level(control group)were collected from June 2023 to Oc-tober 2023.The tinnitus group and control group received MIS treatment for 15 minutes,respectively.Tinnitus handicap inventory(THI)and visual analogue scale(VAS)scores were collected before and after treatment in tinnitus group.Func-tional near infrared spectroscopy(fNIRS)was used to measure the 8-minute average HbO concentration in the frontal cortex of both groups before and after treatment.The changes of HbO concentration before and after treatment were compared be-tween the two groups.The correlation between clinical features and HbO was analyzed.Results The VAS score of the tin-nitus group decreased after short-term MIS treatment.The HbO concentration of FPC in tinnitus group was higher than that in control group before treatment.The HbO concentration of FPC in tinnitus group was decreased by MIS short-term treatment.The difference of HbO concentration before and after treatment(ΔHbO)was positively correlated with the difference of VAS score before and after treatment(ΔVAS)in the tinnitus group.Conclusion The hemodynamics of the frontal polar cortex in chronic subjective tinnitus patients is different from that of in non-tinnitus control group.MIS can change the hemodynamics of the frontal polar cortex in chronic subjective tinnitus patients.The frontal polar cortex may be the site of MIS.
4.Development of a team collaborative protocol for early mobilisation of ICU patients with mechanical ventilation:based on the theory of interprofessional collaborative team development
Xueqin WANG ; Ying LÜ ; Qinghua ZHAO ; Chuanlin ZHANG ; Jie MI
Modern Clinical Nursing 2025;24(3):39-47
Objective To develop a team collaborative protocol,based on the theory of the development of interprofessional collaborative team development(DICT),for early mobilisation of the patients with mechanical ventilation in the intensive care unit(ICU),hence to provide a standardised guidance on a multidisciplinary team with nurses as coordinators to implement the early mobilisation for ICU patients with mechanical ventilation and to improve the efficiency in patient mobilisation.Methods In September 2023,a preliminary draft of the collaborative team protocol based on ICTD was developed for early mobilisation of ICU patients with mechanical ventilation,based on literature review and current situation analysis.The status and influencing factors of multidisciplinary collaboration in early mobilisation for the patients with mechanical ventilation were identified.DICT framework was employed to develop the initial draft of protocol.From September to November 2023,Delphi expert consultation was employed and two rounds of expert consultation had been conducted before the final version of the protocol was drafted.Results A total of 21 experts participated in both rounds of consultation,with a 100.00%effective response rate of the questionnaires.Fifteen suggestions for modification were advised by the experts.The expert authority coefficient was 0.898,and the average coefficients of variation for the items from the two rounds of consultation were(0.14±0.05)and(0.12±0.06),respectively.The Kendall coordination coefficients for the two rounds were 0.198(P<0.001)and 0.256(P<0.001),respectively.The final protocol included 3 primary items(assessment and exploration,collaboration and integration,feedback and adjustment),13 secondary items and 57 tertiary items.Conclusion The team collaborative protocol for early mobilisation of ICU patients with mechanical ventilation,based on the DICT theory,is scientifically reliable.It provides a guidance and a reference for multidisciplinary teams in implementation of early mobilisation for ICU patients with mechanical ventilation..
5.Preparation and preliminary application of double antibody sandwich ELISA for CYFRA21-1
Huiru ZHANG ; Jinyu ZHAI ; Xueqin WANG ; Zhen LIU ; Yunlong WANG ; Hai MI
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2014;(5):644-647
Objective:To establish the detection method of double-antibody sandwich ELISA about CYFRA 21-1 in human ser-um.Methods:The paired antibody were screened among four strains mAbs of CYFRA 21-1, which was marked by sodium periodate method.The detecting method of double antibody sandwich ELISA was optimizted , and evaluated by specificity , stability and sensitivi-ty.Results:The results showed that a paired of antibody , which was 2F9 as the coated antibody and 6F11 as the labeled antibody, was selected from four mAbs .It was the optimum condition of double antibody sandwich ELISA that the coating antigen concentration of 2F9 was 0.50 μg/ml, while the labeled antibody of 6F11 was diluted 6 000 times.The linear range of standard curve was 0.7-25 ng/ml with r2 =0.990 8, while the limit of detection was 0.666 8 ng/ml, the recovery rate was 98.14%.The cross-reactions with the oth-er analogues in serum were less than 0.1%.The coefficient of variation in group (n=10) was 6.8%, whereas coefficient of variation among group(n=5) was 11.4%.The correlation compared with other foreign ELISA kit was 91.42%.Conclusion:In brief, we suc-cessfully established the method of double antibody sandwich ELISA detecting CYFRA 21-1 level in human serum , laying the foundation for the production of CYFRA21-1 ELISA kit.
6.Effect of lead on calcium absorption and bone development in weanling rats
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1988;0(05):-
Objective To study the effect of lead on the calcium absorption and bone development in weanling rats. Methods Totally 80 weanling Wistar rats were equally divided into normal control (given with pure water and standard feed, including 1.15% calcium), lead group (given 1.0 g/L lead acetate water and standard feed), lead+low calcium group (1.0 g/L lead acetate water and feed including 0.69% calcium), and lead+high calcium group (1.0 g/L lead acetate water and feed including 1.72 % calcium). The development of rats was observed. Serum contents of osteocalcin and parathormone,and bone levels of lead and calcium in the femur were determined. The femur was examined with histological method. Another 5 Wistar rats received gastric irrigation of 10% lead acetate for 5 d, 5 more rats served as control, and then their absorption of calcium was detected with 45CaCl2. Results Lead and low calcium inhibited the development of rat remarkably, with the content of osteocalcin, the length and diameter of the femur decreased. High calcium antagonized these effects of lead. The absorption of calcium in rats was repressed by lead. Conclusion Bone depression by lead may be due to that lead inhibits the absorption of calcium in rats, and the supplement of calcium is helpful to minimize the repression.
7.EFFECT OF CALCIUM ON THE EXPRESSION OF OSTEOCALCIN, PARATHORMONE AND PARATHORMONE RECEPTOR IN RAT EXPOSED TO LEAD
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(04):-
Objective: To study the effect of calcium on osteocalcin(OC) and parathyroid hormone (PTH) in rat exposed to lead. Method: Wistar rats were randomly divided into control group, lead group, low-calcium+lead group and high-calcium+lead group. The content of calcium and lead in bone, OC and PTH of rat with different treatments were detected. At the same time, RT-PCR analysis was used to determine the expression of OC and PTHr1. Results: Lead decreased the content of calcium in bone and OC. The expression of OC was inhibited, and the level of PTH and the expression of PTHr1 increased, which could be enhanced by low calcium treatment, but high calcium treatment could antagonize these effects of lead. Conclusion: Supplementation of calcium in diet could extenuate the toxicity of lead on bone in rat.

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