Objective To understand the epidemiological characteristics of infection in recipients after heart trans-plantation,and provide references for the prevention and control of postoperative infections.Methods Clinical data of 259 heart transplant recipients in a hospital from April 2018 to December 2023 were collected for epidemiological analysis.Results Among 259 heart transplant patients,55 developed 68 episodes of infection during the first hospi-talization after surgery,the incidence of infection was 21.24％,and the case incidence of infection was 26.25％.The main infection sites were lower respiratory tract(n=30,44.12％),blood system(n=21,30.88％),and uri-nary system(n=8,11.76％).Sixty-eight episodes of infections occurred primarily within 10 days after surgery(n=37,54.41％),fo-llowed by within 11-20 days(n=14,20.59％).A total of 74 pathogens were detected from the infected site,mainly Gram-negative bacteria(n=37,50.00％),followed by fungi(n=19,25.68％),Gram-posi-tive bacteria(n=12,16.22％),viruses(n=6,8.11％).The multidrug-resistant rates of Klebsiella pneumoniae,Acinetobacter baumannii,Pseudomonas aeruginosa,and Enterococcus spp.were relatively high(57.1％-100％).During the period from discharge to one year after surgery,31 patients developed 39 episodes of infection,mainly lower respiratory tract infection(n=29,74.36％).Conclusion Heart transplant recipients have a high incidence of postoperative infection,with lower respiratory tract being the main infection site and with a high resistance rate of pathogen.The critical period for infection prevention and control is within 10 days after surgery.

Objective To understand the epidemiological characteristics of infection in recipients after heart trans-plantation,and provide references for the prevention and control of postoperative infections.Methods Clinical data of 259 heart transplant recipients in a hospital from April 2018 to December 2023 were collected for epidemiological analysis.Results Among 259 heart transplant patients,55 developed 68 episodes of infection during the first hospi-talization after surgery,the incidence of infection was 21.24％,and the case incidence of infection was 26.25％.The main infection sites were lower respiratory tract(n=30,44.12％),blood system(n=21,30.88％),and uri-nary system(n=8,11.76％).Sixty-eight episodes of infections occurred primarily within 10 days after surgery(n=37,54.41％),fo-llowed by within 11-20 days(n=14,20.59％).A total of 74 pathogens were detected from the infected site,mainly Gram-negative bacteria(n=37,50.00％),followed by fungi(n=19,25.68％),Gram-posi-tive bacteria(n=12,16.22％),viruses(n=6,8.11％).The multidrug-resistant rates of Klebsiella pneumoniae,Acinetobacter baumannii,Pseudomonas aeruginosa,and Enterococcus spp.were relatively high(57.1％-100％).During the period from discharge to one year after surgery,31 patients developed 39 episodes of infection,mainly lower respiratory tract infection(n=29,74.36％).Conclusion Heart transplant recipients have a high incidence of postoperative infection,with lower respiratory tract being the main infection site and with a high resistance rate of pathogen.The critical period for infection prevention and control is within 10 days after surgery.

Objective:To explore the relationship between early maladaptive schemas, defense styles and mental health in patients with depression, and to investigate the mediating effects of defense styles between early maladaptive schemas and mental health.Methods:A total of 87 outpatients with depression were assessed with the Young schema questionnaire-short form 2(YSQ-SF2), defense style questionnaire(DSQ), symptom checklist-90(SCL-90) and Beck depression inventory(BDI). SPSS Process program and Bootstrap method were used to explore the mediating effect of defense styles.Results:The scores of abandonment/instability were higher in females than those in males (2(0.5, 4), 0(0, 1.25), Z=-2.963, P=0.003) while the score of emotional inhibition was higher in males than in females (1(0, 3), 0(0, 2), Z=-2.318, P=0.02). The total score of SCL-90 was positively predicted by vulnerability to harm or illness and emotional deprivation, with an explanatory variation rate of 27.7%.The number of SCL-90 positive items was positively predicted by social isolation/alienation and abandonment/instability, with an explanatory variation rate of 19.3%.Immature defense styles fully mediate the relationship between social isolation/alienation and mental health, as well as between abandonment/instability and mental health. Conclusion:Social isolation/alienation and abandonment/instability affect the mental health of patients with depression by the mediating effect of immature defense styles.