1.Practice and inspiration of Party-building leadership in promoting the high-quality development of Chi-nese hospital medical association
Wenping DONG ; Mengli LAN ; Ping YI ; Feng LU ; Xuhong LI ; Liuping WEI ; Jian HU ; Yong YU ; Chen LIANG ; Yongcai LEI
Modern Hospital 2025;25(8):1160-1163
The development of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)medical alliances plays a pivotal role in enhancing grassroots TCM service capabilities and meeting public demand for TCM healthcare.However,challenges persist in establishing these alliances,including insufficient Party leadership at primary TCM institutions and deficiencies in clinical services,talent de-velopment,and emergency care capacity.This study examines innovative Party building approaches in public hospitals within the new era context,analyzing practical cases of alliance development.Our findings demonstrate that integrating Party building into the governance structure of medical alliances not only strengthens Party leadership at primary TCM institutions but also significant-ly promotes TCM service development.Systematic analysis of case hospital practices reveals several key insights.Firstly,strengthening top-level design through Party committee leadership is crucial.Secondly,addressing the most pressing public healthcare concerns with genuine commitment forms the foundation.Thirdly,deep integration of Party building with core medical services represents the essential approach.Lastly,policy-responsive innovation based on consolidated achievements serves as the key driver.
2.Practice and inspiration of Party-building leadership in promoting the high-quality development of Chi-nese hospital medical association
Wenping DONG ; Mengli LAN ; Ping YI ; Feng LU ; Xuhong LI ; Liuping WEI ; Jian HU ; Yong YU ; Chen LIANG ; Yongcai LEI
Modern Hospital 2025;25(8):1160-1163
The development of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)medical alliances plays a pivotal role in enhancing grassroots TCM service capabilities and meeting public demand for TCM healthcare.However,challenges persist in establishing these alliances,including insufficient Party leadership at primary TCM institutions and deficiencies in clinical services,talent de-velopment,and emergency care capacity.This study examines innovative Party building approaches in public hospitals within the new era context,analyzing practical cases of alliance development.Our findings demonstrate that integrating Party building into the governance structure of medical alliances not only strengthens Party leadership at primary TCM institutions but also significant-ly promotes TCM service development.Systematic analysis of case hospital practices reveals several key insights.Firstly,strengthening top-level design through Party committee leadership is crucial.Secondly,addressing the most pressing public healthcare concerns with genuine commitment forms the foundation.Thirdly,deep integration of Party building with core medical services represents the essential approach.Lastly,policy-responsive innovation based on consolidated achievements serves as the key driver.
3. Value of angiopoietin-Ⅱ in assessment of the early stage of acute pancreatitis based on the new Atlanta classification criteria
Yongcai LYU ; Jingjing LEI ; Qi LIU ; Jingxia XU ; Yanhua YAO
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2019;42(12):1065-1070
Objective:
To investigate the serum angiopoietin-Ⅱ (Ang Ⅱ) levels in acute pancreatitis (AP) patients and the relationship between AngⅡ levels and the disease severity of AP based on the new Atlanta classification criteria.
Methods:
Seventy-seven patients with AP who were treated in the Affiliated Baiyun Hospital of Guizhou Medical University were included in this prospective study. According to the revised Atlanta classification, the modified Mashall scoring system was used to divided patients into AP with the persistent organ failure(POF) group and without POF group, and the CECT was used to divided patients into AP with pancreatic necrosis(PN) group and without PN group. The levels of AP 72 h after admission of two groups were compared with
4.Expression of CD151 and MT1-MMP in adenocarcinoma of esophagogastric junction and their significances
Jie MIAO ; Xiufang GUO ; Xin XU ; Dongying YAO ; Xiaoli LIU ; Lei QI ; Lin FU ; Yongcai LI
Chinese Journal of Clinical and Experimental Pathology 2015;(3):260-263
Purpose To investigate the expression of the protein of CD151 and MT1-MMP in adenocarcinoma of esophagogastric junc-tion tissues and to explore their relationship with the invasiveness and metastasis of the tumor. Methods CD151 and MT1-MMP pro-tein were detected by immunohistochemical staining respectively in 15 cases of paraneoplastic normal gastric mucosa tissue, 40 cases dysplasia and 172 cases of adenocarcinoma of esophagogastric junction tissues. Results All of the expression level of CD151 and MT1-MMP protein were increasing according to the order of normal-dysplsia-carcinoma. The expression rate of CD151 was 6. 67%, 20. 0% and 78. 3%, while the rate of MT1-MMP with 13. 3%, 22. 5% and 79. 1% in the normal, dysplasia and carcinoma subgroup. The expression rate of each protein were significant difference among the three goroups (P<0. 05). In the adenocarcinoma of esopha-gogastric junction tissues, the expression of them in the subgroup of poorly-differentiated with serosa invasion and lymph nodes metasta-sis was significantly higher than the other subgroup of well-differentiated with non serosa invasion or lymph nodes metastasis ( P <0. 05 ) . There was a positive correlation between the expression of CD151 and MT1-MMP protein in adenocarcinoma of esophagogastric junction tissues ( P<0. 05 ) . Conclusions CD151 and MT1-MMP assuredly and highly express in the adenocarcinoma of esopha-gogastric junction tissues and they have close relationships, which could involved in the invasiveness and metastasis synergistically in this tumor.
5.Expression of Ezrin and AQP5 in carcinoma of esophagogastirc junction
Jie MIAO ; Xin XU ; Yongcai LI ; Hui LI ; Lei QI ; Ruibing LI ; Zhenying MIAO
Chinese Journal of Clinical and Experimental Pathology 2015;(2):132-135
Purpose To investigate the expression of the protein of Ezrin and AQP5 in the normal, dysplasia gastric and carcinoma of esophagogastirc junction tissues and to find out their relationship with the biologic behavior of the carcinoma of esophagogastirc junction in the southern area of Hebei Province. Methods Ezrin and AQP5 proteins were detected by immunohistochemical staining in 10 ca-ses of normal gastric tissue, 40 cases dysplasia and 165 cases of the carcinoma of esophagogastirc junction tissues, respectively. Re-sults All of the expression levels of Ezrin and AQP5 protein were increasing according to the order of normal-dysplsia-carcinoma. The expression rate of Ezrin was 10%, 45% and 72. 7%, while the rate of AQP5 with 20%, 32. 5% and 65. 5% in the normal, dysplasia and carcinoma subgroup. The expression rates of each protein were significantly different among the three groups (P<0. 05). The ex-pression of them in the subgroup of poorly-differentiated with serosa invasion and lymph nodes metastasis was significantly higher than the other subgroup of well-differentiated with non serosa invasion or lymph nodes metastasis (P<0. 05). There was a positive correla-tion between the expression of Ezrin and AQP5 proteins in the carcinoma of esophagogastirc junction (P<0. 05). Conclusions Over-expression of Ezrin and AQP5 is detected in the carcinoma of esophagogastirc junction, with positive relationships, which probably helps the invasiveness and metastasis in the carcinoma of esophagogastirc junction synergistically.

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