1.Human infection with Orf virus:one case report and literature review
Wenjing DENG ; Chunsheng HOU ; Xufeng YAN ; Wenguo JIANG ; Xinghua GAO ; Xueyun WANG
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2025;24(8):1140-1146
Human infection with Orf virus is a rare zoonotic disease in clinical practice,mainly caused by human contact with infected sheep or its pollutants.It is commonly seen in shepherds and slaughterhouse workers.The le-sion mainly involves the skin.Since it is rare in clinic and difficult to diagnose and treat,it is easy to be misdiag-nosed and underdiagnosed.This paper reports a case of human infection with Orf virus,with locally dense skin le-sions.The clinical diagnosis and treatment processes of this case are analyzed,and relevant literatures are reviewed retrospectively,so as to improve clinical understanding on this disease.
2.Human infection with Orf virus:one case report and literature review
Wenjing DENG ; Chunsheng HOU ; Xufeng YAN ; Wenguo JIANG ; Xinghua GAO ; Xueyun WANG
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2025;24(8):1140-1146
Human infection with Orf virus is a rare zoonotic disease in clinical practice,mainly caused by human contact with infected sheep or its pollutants.It is commonly seen in shepherds and slaughterhouse workers.The le-sion mainly involves the skin.Since it is rare in clinic and difficult to diagnose and treat,it is easy to be misdiag-nosed and underdiagnosed.This paper reports a case of human infection with Orf virus,with locally dense skin le-sions.The clinical diagnosis and treatment processes of this case are analyzed,and relevant literatures are reviewed retrospectively,so as to improve clinical understanding on this disease.
3.The application of family empowerment model on the primary caregivers of first-episode stroke dysphagia patients
Hong YU ; Jing DU ; Qian XU ; Mingming XU ; Xiangge FAN ; Fan ZHANG ; Xueyun WENG ; Xiaoming MA ; Yanhua HOU ; Linqing LI
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2024;40(4):263-271
Objective:To explore the effect of family empowerment model on the improvement of swallowing care ability and care preparedness of primary caregivers of first-episode stroke dysphagia patients, further to explore its impact on patients′s wallowing function and life quality.Methods:This study was a randomized controlled study. From January 2021 to December 2022, 80 main caregivers of patients with dysphagia caused by manual stroke admitted to the Department of Acupuncture and Moxibustion, Shenzhen Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine were selected as the research objects, and 40 cases in the control group and 40 cases in the observation group were selected by random number table method. The control group were treated with conventional nursing care of first-episode stroke dysphagia patients in the acupuncture and moxibustion Department. On the basis of the conventional care in the control group, the observation group were treated with family empowerment model intervention for 14 days and was followed up for 28 days. Primary caregivers′ swallowing care ability, Caregiver Preparedness Scale (CPS), patients′ swallowing function rate, Swallowing Related Quality of Life (SWALQOL) were used to evaluate the effects before intervention and at the end of intervention.Results:There were 18 males and 19 females primary caregivers in the control group, aged (55.61 ± 7.43) years old. There were 18 males and 21 females primary caregivers in the observation group, aged (58.23 ± 8.22) years old. The swallowing care ability score showed a statistically significant difference between the observation group (143.47 ± 3.96) and the control group (107.74 ± 1.43) ( t=-26.76, P<0.05). After intervention, the caregiver preparedness scale was (26.11 ± 3.81) in the observation group, and (18.35 ± 4.54) in the control group, and the difference was statistically significant ( t=-4.11, P<0.05).The patients′ swallowing function rate and SWALQOL score were respectively 97.44% (38/39) and (91.41 ± 8.08) points in the observation group, and 72.97% (27/37) and (80.33 ± 4.21) points in the control group, and the difference was both statistically significant ( χ2=10.76, t=-2.54, both P<0.05). Conclusions:The implementation of family empowerment model could enhance the swallowing care ability and care preparedness of primary caregivers of the first-episode stroke dysphagia patients, which could further improve patients′ swallowing function and life quality.
4.Establishment of reference intervals for refined immune cell subsets by multi-parameter flow cytometry
Chun GU ; Fei WANG ; Nannan LI ; Meiqi CHEN ; Xueyun HOU ; Jiaxin FEI ; Runhan MAO ; Cheng AN ; Hui WANG ; Yongzhe LI ; Guijian LIU ; Bo PANG
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2024;47(12):1411-1418
Objective:The aim of this study is to establish the reference interval of refined immune cell subsets by multi-parameter flow cytometry.Methods:In this cross sectional study, a total of 326 healthy participants were included and divided into two groups based on age: 18-40 years old group and 41-60 years old group. Peripheral venous blood was collected in a fasting status. Flow cytometry tests were performed according to previous consensus article. The analysis of reference interval was conducted according to the documents of Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) EP28-A3c and Health Industry Standards of the People′s Republic of China WS/T 402-2024.Results:The T,B,NK,DC and monocyte refined immune cell subsets applicable to the reference range of the general population mainly include: CD3 +(56.4%-83.3%),CD4 +TEMRRA (0.2%-11.6%), CD4 +TEM (14.9%-52.8%), CD4 +CD28 +(76.3%-99.9%), CD19 +CD5 +(9.7%-45.8%), CD19 +CD27 -(45.7%-90.0%), CD19 +CD27 +(9.8%-54.0%), CD3 +CD16 +CD56 +(1.3%-20.2%), CD3 -CD19 -CD20 -CD14 -CD56 -HLA-DR +(0.4%-2.0%), Monocyte Mo1 subset CD14 +CD16 -(46.3%-94.6%), monocyte Mo2 subset CD14 +CD16 +(2.8%-49.7%), etc. When the Z-value between different age groups was higher than Z* (3.50 cut-off value), the reference intervals of these subsets should be established independently according to age. Conclusions:In this study, the reference intervals of refined subsets of immune cells by multi-parameter flow cytometry has been preliminarily established. For those subgroups that meet the grouping criteria, age should be fully considered in clinical applications and laboratory validation.
5.Establishment of reference intervals for refined immune cell subsets by multi-parameter flow cytometry
Chun GU ; Fei WANG ; Nannan LI ; Meiqi CHEN ; Xueyun HOU ; Jiaxin FEI ; Runhan MAO ; Cheng AN ; Hui WANG ; Yongzhe LI ; Guijian LIU ; Bo PANG
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2024;47(12):1411-1418
Objective:The aim of this study is to establish the reference interval of refined immune cell subsets by multi-parameter flow cytometry.Methods:In this cross sectional study, a total of 326 healthy participants were included and divided into two groups based on age: 18-40 years old group and 41-60 years old group. Peripheral venous blood was collected in a fasting status. Flow cytometry tests were performed according to previous consensus article. The analysis of reference interval was conducted according to the documents of Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI) EP28-A3c and Health Industry Standards of the People′s Republic of China WS/T 402-2024.Results:The T,B,NK,DC and monocyte refined immune cell subsets applicable to the reference range of the general population mainly include: CD3 +(56.4%-83.3%),CD4 +TEMRRA (0.2%-11.6%), CD4 +TEM (14.9%-52.8%), CD4 +CD28 +(76.3%-99.9%), CD19 +CD5 +(9.7%-45.8%), CD19 +CD27 -(45.7%-90.0%), CD19 +CD27 +(9.8%-54.0%), CD3 +CD16 +CD56 +(1.3%-20.2%), CD3 -CD19 -CD20 -CD14 -CD56 -HLA-DR +(0.4%-2.0%), Monocyte Mo1 subset CD14 +CD16 -(46.3%-94.6%), monocyte Mo2 subset CD14 +CD16 +(2.8%-49.7%), etc. When the Z-value between different age groups was higher than Z* (3.50 cut-off value), the reference intervals of these subsets should be established independently according to age. Conclusions:In this study, the reference intervals of refined subsets of immune cells by multi-parameter flow cytometry has been preliminarily established. For those subgroups that meet the grouping criteria, age should be fully considered in clinical applications and laboratory validation.
6.Evaluation of the efficacy and safety of human coagulation factor Ⅷ in the treatment of hemophilia A patients
Ruyi CHEN ; Yan WU ; Yiyun LIU ; Mingxia HOU ; Qingshuang SONG ; Xuanlin ZHONG ; Xueyun WANG ; Wenjie XIE ; Caiping GUO ; Zhan ZHANG ; Yunjia ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Blood Transfusion 2022;35(12):1220-1225
【Objective】 To evaluate the efficacy and safety of human coagulation factor Ⅷ developed by Shenzhen Weiguang Biological products Co, Ltd in the treatment of patients with hemophilia A. 【Methods】 A prospective, multi-center, open, single-group clinical study was conducted. A total of 65 subjects with hemophilia A were enrolled, and human coagulation factor Ⅷ(FⅧ) was injected according to the patients’ bleeding severity. The improvement score of bleeding symptoms and signs after the first infusion of the first bleeding event and the transfusion efficiency of FⅧ activity at 10 min and 1 hour after infusion were taken as the main efficacy indexes. The improvement scores of bleeding symptoms and signs after the first infusion and the increase of FⅧ activity at 10 min and 1 hour after infusion were the secondary efficacy indexes. 【Results】 The 65 subjects were enrolled in safety analysis set (SS) and full analysis set (FAS), and 58 of them were enrolled in protocol analysis set (PPS). Ten minutes and one hour after the first infusion, the level of factor Ⅷ activity in the subjects increased significantly, and the FⅧ activity increased by 100% or more in more than 79% of the subjects. The average infusion efficiency of FⅧ activity in all subjects was more than 100%. In 70% of the subjects, the pain was relieved rapidly and /or the bleeding symptoms were significantly improved 8 hours after each bleeding infusion, and the improvement rate of bleeding symptoms and signs reached 100% 72 hours after infusion. 【Conclusion】 After infusion of human coagulation factor Ⅷ, the activity level of factor Ⅷ in patients with hemophilia A significantly increased. The infusion efficiency can reach a optimal level, and the bleeding symptoms can be significantly improved.
7.The Effect of Sepia on the Activity of TPK,PKC and PKA in H_(22) Cancer Cells
Xueyun HOU ; Keren SUN ;
Chinese Journal of Marine Drugs 2000;0(06):-
The effect of Sepia on the activity of tyrosine protein kinase (TPK) protein kinase C (PKC) and cAMP-dependent protein kinase (PKA) was studied in H 22 cancer cells by using the incorporation of ? 32 P ATP into exogenous substract.The results showed that membranous TPK activity of membrane,cytosol and mitochondria was elevated significantly,while the membranous TPK activity was increased obviously;while the cytosolic PKC activity was increased most.The cytosolic PKA activity was increased.These results suggested that Sepia can changeover the activity of TPK,PKC and PKA,which was abnormally changed by cancer cells,then caused that the up regulation was diminished and the down regulation was enhanced towards the Ras MAPK signal transduction pathways.This inhibited or interrupted the cascade transduction of the Ras MAPK pathway,thus produced the effect of anticancer and accelerated the differentiation by transforming cancer cells from undifferentiated proliferation to differentiated proliferation.

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