1.Optimization of the Prescription of Xiakucao Kaiyin Granules Based on Mixture Design Combined with G1-Entropy Weight Method and Neural Network
Zhengzheng WANG ; Shenghua WANG ; Chenfeng ZHANG ; Ming YAN ; Enli ZHOU ; Wei XIAO
Journal of Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2024;40(12):1404-1413
OBJECTIVE To optimize the preparation of Xiakucao Kaiyin Granules(XKG)and control the quality of its intermedi-ates.METHODS The physical characteristics of spray dry powder of XKG were determined by powder evaluation method,and the physical fingerprint composed of 9 secondary physical quality indexes,such as bulk density,tap density,angle of repose and Hausner ratio,was established to determine the stability of the previous process and the quality consistency of spray dry powder.Taking the parti-cle forming rate,dissolution rate,moisture absorption rate and angle of repose as evaluation indexes,dry granulation was carried out,and the auxiliary materials of XKG were screened.The mixture design experiment combined with G1-entropy weight method and neural network method were used to optimize the proportion of the selected excipients,and the best preparation technology of XKG was deter-mined by comparing the two methods.The physical fingerprint of particles was established to evaluate the consistency of particle quality among different batches.RESULTS The similarity of physical fingerprints of 9 batches of spray dry powder was greater than 0.970,and the physical properties were stable.The comprehensive score of the best proportion of auxiliary materials obtained through the anal-ysis of mixture design was higher than that obtained by neural network modeling and optimization,so it was finally determined that the proportion of medicine and auxiliary materials of XKG was 7:3 and 29%maltodextrin and 71%lactose were added for dry granulation.The similarity of physical fingerprints of five batches of granule was greater than 0.994.CONCLUSION The estab-lished physical fingerprint of intermediates can be used to control the quality process of XKG,and the optimized prescription of XKG can improve the physical properties of granules and improve the consistency of granule quality.
2.The Pathogenesis and Treatment of Visual Fatigue Discussed from the Perspective of"Sinew Meridan-Channel-Viscera"
Li ZHONG ; Jing YAN ; Zhengzheng WU
Journal of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University 2024;48(1):99-102
[Objective]Taking the theory of"sinew meridan-channel-viscera"as the context,to explain the pathogenesis of visual fatigue from a new perspective,and to provide a new diagnosis and treatment idea for the clinical treatment of visual fatigue.[Methods]By summarizing with teachers,sorting out medical cases,reading relevant ancient books and documents,the application of the theory of"sinew meridian-channel-viscera"in the occurrence,development and treatment of visual fatigue is deeply discussed.[Results]The basic pathogenesis of visual fatigue is in the formation of nodules,so the treatment should take"adjusting the meridians and regulating viscera,dispersing and reinforcing"as the general guidelines,emphasize the overall concept in the process of treatment,pay attention to dredge the nodules,get through the meridian system,adjust the body system,according to the degree of the progress of different,using flexible adjustment of"dredge the nodules""get through the meridian system""adjust the body function"three aspects of related drugs.In the attached medical records,using the experience of the team,embodying the core principles of"adjusting the meridians and regulating viscera,dispersing and reinforcing",and it achieved good clinical curative effect.[Conclusion]Based on this theory,firmly grasping the overall concept,connecting with all parties,and using drugs flexibly provide a new idea for the treatment of visual fatigue,which is worth promoting.
3.Clinical characteristics of children reintubated within 48 hours in pediatric intensive care unit
Hui ZHOU ; Lijia DU ; Pan LIU ; Yuxin LIU ; Yan DU ; Zhengzheng ZHANG ; Weiming CHEN ; Guoping LU
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2024;31(3):183-188
Objective:To analyze clinical characteristics of patients within 48 hours in pediatric intensive care unit(PICU),and investigate causes and prognosis of extubation failure in reintubation children.Methods:A single-center retrospective study was conducted.Patients who were reintubated within 48 hours after extubation in PICU at Children's Hospital of Fudan University from January 1,2019 to December 31,2022 were retrospectively enrolled.Patients with unplanned extubation for various reasons which include re-intubation due to surgery and replacement of tracheal intubation were excluded.We analyzed the clinical characteristics,causes of extubation failure and prognosis.Main outcome measures included principal diagnosis,pediatric critical illness score(PCIS),the reason of intubation,the glasgow coma scale(GCS),the direct cause of reintubation,aeration time,hospitalization period,outcomes at PICU discharge and whether to extubate successfully.Results:During the study period,a total of 2 652 patients were extubated in PICU,and a total of 87 children were enrolled.Finally,63(72.4%)patients survived at PICU,nine(10.3%)patients died in hospital,and 15(17.2%)patients were discharged automatically.In the survival group,38(60.3%)patients were decannulated and 25(39.7%)patients underwent tracheotomy.The top three principal diagnosis in 87 cases were central nervous system disease[34(39.1%)cases],lower airway disease[18(20.7%)cases] and sepsis[nine(10.3%)cases].Of the 87 children,28(32.2%)patients were reintubated due to central respiratory failure,21(24.1%)patients were reintubated due to lower airway disease,20(23.0%)patients were reintubated due to upper airway obstruction,14(16.1%)patients were reintubated due to cough weakness and/or swallowing disturbance,and four(4.6%)patients were reintubated for other reasons.In children with mechanical ventilation duration ≥7 days before first extubation,central nervous system diseases were the most common primary diseases,and it accounts for 55.6%.Central respiratory failure was the main direct cause of reintubation,accounting for 40.0%,and more patients(40.0%) had GCS scores<8 before the first intubation.Compared with the successful decannulation group,the extubation failure group had the higher proportion of children with GCS<8(32.7% vs.10.5%, P<0.05),the longer median duration of mechanical ventilation before the first extubation[239(123,349)h vs.68.5(19,206)h, P<0.05]and the longer median length of ICU stay[38(23,54)d vs.24(12,43)d, P<0.05].After comparing the three groups including survival group,in-hospital death group and automatic discharge group,the PCIS score of the survival group was the highest,and the in-hospital death group was the lowest( P<0.05). Conclusion:The rate of reintubation at 48 h after extubation in PICU is 3.3%.The immediate causes of reintubation mainly included central respiratory failure,lower airway disease,upper airway obstruction,cough weakness and/or dysphagia.The mortality rate of reintubation in critically ill children is high and the prognosis is poor.
4.Analysis of PICU management and follow-up after Montgomery T-tube placement in children
Yan DU ; Letian TAN ; Pan LIU ; Lijia DU ; Yuxin LIU ; Jinhao TAO ; Chao CHEN ; Zhengzheng ZHANG ; Guoping LU ; Weiming CHEN
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2024;31(5):342-348
Objective:To analyze the clinical situation of critically ill children with Montgomery T-tube,aiming to summarize the characteristics of T-tube application in pediatric and the experience of postoperative airway management in PICU.Methods:The etiology,clinical characteristics,complications and ICU admissions of patients with Montgomery T-tube admitted to the Pediatric Hospital of Fudan University from April 2019 to December 2021 were analyzed,and the application of T-tube in patients with critical conditions requiring long-term mechanical ventilation was described in the light of clinical experience.Results:During the study period,seven children were admitted to the PICU after T-tube insertion,including three males and four females,aged 9~75 months.Five children received mechanical ventilation.Among them,there were five cases with congenital laryngeal malformations,one case with tracheoesophageal fistula,and one case with laryngeal papilloma.The main complications were sputum blockage,infection,and granulation proliferation.One child died of secretion blockage,while the other children were successfully evacuated from the T-tube.The longest retention time of the T-tube was 367 days.Five patients experienced hoarseness after removing the T-tube,and upon re-examination with fiberoptic bronchoscopy,no recurrence of subglottic stenosis was observed.There was no respiratory distress or wheezing,and there were no abnormalities observed during regular outpatient follow-up after discharge.After discharge,the quality of life of the six surviving children improved compared to preoperative,and they all resumed oral feeding.There were no complaints of swallowing difficulties or aspiration during outpatient follow-up.But they were all combined with malnutrition.Conclusion:The Montgomery T-tube is a secure and dependable airway stent utilized for airway remodeling and the maintenance of airway patency following interventional surgery.For critically ill children,early management of airway clearance and infection prevention are imperative.
5.Perioperative management of hyperglycemia in adult non-diabetic kidney transplant recipients:a summary of the best evidence
Zhengzheng MA ; Lili WANG ; Xiaoqing SHI ; Lifen WU ; Yan XIAO ; Chunya QIAN
Modern Clinical Nursing 2024;23(12):57-65
Objective To retrieve,evaluate and summarise the best evidence in management of perioperative hyperglycemia in adult non-diabetic kidney transplant recipients so as to provide a reference for clinical nursing practice.Methods According to the evidence resource pyramid"6S"model,the best clinical practices for perioperative glycemic management in adult non-diabetic kidney transplant patients were retrieved from sources including BMJ Best Practice,UpToDate,Joanna Briggs Institute Evidence-Based Practice Database,World Health Organization,the International Guideline Collaboration Network,the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence,the National Guidelines Clearinghouse,Yimaitong,MedSci,Canadian Registered Nurses Association,American Diabetes Association,Canadian Diabetes Association,International Diabetes Federation,Australian Diabetes Society,Chinese Diabetes Society,Chinese Urological Society,Chinese Organ Transplantation Society,Cochrane Library,CINAHL,Web of Science,PubMed,Embase,China National Knowledge Infrastructure(CNKI),VIP,Wanfang Data,and SinoMed.The literature was independently screened and evaluated by two researchers trained in evidence-based methodology,and the evidence was extracted and summarised with expert advices.Results A total of 14 articles were included,comprising 2 clinical decisions,5 guidelines,2 evidence summaries,4 expert consensus and 1 systematic review.A total of 27 pieces of the best evidence were summarised and integrated into 6 topics:evaluation and management,goals for control of blood glucose,blood glucose monitoring,prevention and intervention of hyperglycemia,discharge guidance,diagnosis and intervention of new-onset diabetes after kidney transplant.Conclusion This study summarises the best evidence for perioperative hyperglycemia management in adult non-diabetic kidney transplant recipients.Medical staff may apply the evidence individually in conjunction with the actual clinical situations to standardise the practice criteria.
6.Perioperative management of hyperglycemia in adult non-diabetic kidney transplant recipients:a summary of the best evidence
Zhengzheng MA ; Lili WANG ; Xiaoqing SHI ; Lifen WU ; Yan XIAO ; Chunya QIAN
Modern Clinical Nursing 2024;23(12):57-65
Objective To retrieve,evaluate and summarise the best evidence in management of perioperative hyperglycemia in adult non-diabetic kidney transplant recipients so as to provide a reference for clinical nursing practice.Methods According to the evidence resource pyramid"6S"model,the best clinical practices for perioperative glycemic management in adult non-diabetic kidney transplant patients were retrieved from sources including BMJ Best Practice,UpToDate,Joanna Briggs Institute Evidence-Based Practice Database,World Health Organization,the International Guideline Collaboration Network,the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence,the National Guidelines Clearinghouse,Yimaitong,MedSci,Canadian Registered Nurses Association,American Diabetes Association,Canadian Diabetes Association,International Diabetes Federation,Australian Diabetes Society,Chinese Diabetes Society,Chinese Urological Society,Chinese Organ Transplantation Society,Cochrane Library,CINAHL,Web of Science,PubMed,Embase,China National Knowledge Infrastructure(CNKI),VIP,Wanfang Data,and SinoMed.The literature was independently screened and evaluated by two researchers trained in evidence-based methodology,and the evidence was extracted and summarised with expert advices.Results A total of 14 articles were included,comprising 2 clinical decisions,5 guidelines,2 evidence summaries,4 expert consensus and 1 systematic review.A total of 27 pieces of the best evidence were summarised and integrated into 6 topics:evaluation and management,goals for control of blood glucose,blood glucose monitoring,prevention and intervention of hyperglycemia,discharge guidance,diagnosis and intervention of new-onset diabetes after kidney transplant.Conclusion This study summarises the best evidence for perioperative hyperglycemia management in adult non-diabetic kidney transplant recipients.Medical staff may apply the evidence individually in conjunction with the actual clinical situations to standardise the practice criteria.
7.Optimization of the Prescription of Xiakucao Kaiyin Granules Based on Mixture Design Combined with G1-Entropy Weight Method and Neural Network
Zhengzheng WANG ; Shenghua WANG ; Chenfeng ZHANG ; Ming YAN ; Enli ZHOU ; Wei XIAO
Journal of Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2024;40(12):1404-1413
OBJECTIVE To optimize the preparation of Xiakucao Kaiyin Granules(XKG)and control the quality of its intermedi-ates.METHODS The physical characteristics of spray dry powder of XKG were determined by powder evaluation method,and the physical fingerprint composed of 9 secondary physical quality indexes,such as bulk density,tap density,angle of repose and Hausner ratio,was established to determine the stability of the previous process and the quality consistency of spray dry powder.Taking the parti-cle forming rate,dissolution rate,moisture absorption rate and angle of repose as evaluation indexes,dry granulation was carried out,and the auxiliary materials of XKG were screened.The mixture design experiment combined with G1-entropy weight method and neural network method were used to optimize the proportion of the selected excipients,and the best preparation technology of XKG was deter-mined by comparing the two methods.The physical fingerprint of particles was established to evaluate the consistency of particle quality among different batches.RESULTS The similarity of physical fingerprints of 9 batches of spray dry powder was greater than 0.970,and the physical properties were stable.The comprehensive score of the best proportion of auxiliary materials obtained through the anal-ysis of mixture design was higher than that obtained by neural network modeling and optimization,so it was finally determined that the proportion of medicine and auxiliary materials of XKG was 7:3 and 29%maltodextrin and 71%lactose were added for dry granulation.The similarity of physical fingerprints of five batches of granule was greater than 0.994.CONCLUSION The estab-lished physical fingerprint of intermediates can be used to control the quality process of XKG,and the optimized prescription of XKG can improve the physical properties of granules and improve the consistency of granule quality.
8.Clinical epidemiological investigation of children with prolonged mechanical ventilation in pediatric intensive care unit
Libo SUN ; Weijie SHEN ; Guoping LU ; Zhengzheng ZHANG ; Jinhao TAO ; Pan LIU ; Yi ZHANG ; Yan QIN ; Yuxin LIU ; Weiming CHEN
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2022;29(8):606-610
Objective:To investigate the clinical epidemiological data of children with prolonged mechanical ventilation (PMV) in pediatric intensive care unit(PICU), and analyze the primary disease of children with PMV as well as the disease characteristics and prognosis of children with PMV under different kinds of primary disease.Methods:The clinical data of hospitalized children with PMV in PICU at Children′s Hospital of Fudan University from January 2019 to December 2020 were retrospectively collected.Results:A total of 46 children with PMV were collected.There were 18 males (39.1%) and 28 females (60.9%). The median age was 37 (8, 86) months and the median body weight was 15 (7, 20) kg.The average pediatric critical illness score at admission was 84.2±7.7, PaO 2/FiO 2 was (245.5±99.8)mmHg.The primary diseases leading to PMV were as follows: there were 14 cases of severe pneumonia, eight cases of severe encephalitis, five cases of bronchopulmonary dysplasia, three cases of upper airway obstruction/craniofacial deformity, three cases of myasthenia, three cases of brain stem tumor, three cases of mitochondrial encephalomyopathy, two cases of spinal muscular atrophy, two cases of Prader-Willi syndrome, one case of dermatomyositis, one case of severe brain injury, and one case of central hypoventilation.The causes of unable to withdraw ventilator were respiratory dysfunction in 24 cases, brain dysfunction in 16 cases, and diaphragm dysfunction in six cases.Compared with neuromuscular diseases, children with PMV caused by respiratory diseases had lower month age, higher preterm birth rate, lower PaO 2/FiO 2 ratio, higher parameters for ventilator treatment, and the differences were statistically significant ( P<0.05). Children with PMV caused by neuromuscular diseases had lower Glasgow coma score and higher coma rate, and the differences were statistically significant ( P<0.05). A total of nine (19.6%) cases underwent tracheotomy.A total of 23 (50.0%) cases were successfully extubated from ventilator, six (13.0%) cases were dependent on invasive ventilator, and six (13.0%) cases were breathing with tracheotomy tube.The median mechanical ventilation time was 33 (28, 40) days, the median PICU hospital stay was 42 (34, 56) days, and the median hospital stay was 51 (41, 65) days.A total of 27 (58.7%) cases were improved and discharged, four (8.7%) cases were transferred to rehabilitation hospital, four (8.7%) cases were transferred to local hospital, and 11 (23.9%) cases died in hospital or at home after giving up. Conclusion:The main causes of PMV in PICU children are respiratory dysfunction, brain dysfunction and diaphragm dysfunction.50.0% of the children with PMV could be discharged from the ventilator, and 23.9% died or died after giving up.
9.A randomized controlled trial of early intervention of external diaphragmatic electrical stimulation on diaphragmatic function in mechanically ventilated children
Zhenyu ZHANG ; Yuxin LIU ; Pan LIU ; Lijia DU ; Yan DU ; Jinhao TAO ; Guoping LU ; Sujuan WANG ; Yelin YAO ; Zhengzheng ZHANG ; Weiming CHEN
Chinese Pediatric Emergency Medicine 2022;29(11):868-874
Objective:To explore the effects of external diaphragm electrical stimulation on the diaphragm thickness and function in mechanically ventilated children.Methods:A randomized controlled trial was conducted in children who were admitted to PICU at Children′s Hospital of Fudan University and received mechanical ventilation between June 2021 and April 2022.The control group was given the routine treatment of mechanical ventilation, and the intervention group was given external diaphragm electrical stimulation in the early stage of mechanical ventilation in addition to routine treatment.Diaphragm thickness was continuously measured by bedside ultrasound every day for one week after mechanical ventilation, and the changing trend of diaphragm thickness was observed, and the diaphragmatic thickening fraction (DTf) and the incidence of ventilator-induced diaphragmtic dysfunction(VIDD) were calculated at the same time.Results:A total of 32 valid samples were included, including 15 cases in intervention group (10 males) and 17 cases in control group (11 males). The median age of the patients was 33 (10, 77) months, and the median duration of mechanical ventilation was 12 (8, 21) days.The reasons for mechanical ventilation in children included respiratory insufficiency in ten cases, brain dysfunction in ten cases, heart failure in eight cases, and postoperative surgery in four cases.The diaphragm end-expiratory thickness (DTe) in intervention group and the control group showed a gradually decreasing trend from the 1st day to the 7th day.The left thickness was reduced by 11% on the 7th day compared to 1st day in intervention group, which was reduced by 18% in control group; the average daily DTe was reduced by 2% per day in intervention group and by 3% per day in control group.The trends on the right and left were similar.The DTe thickness in the intervention group was greater than that in control group, among which, the mean DTe thickness in the left side of the intervention group on the 7th day was (0.110 7±0.023 7)cm, which was greater than that in control group (0.093 5±0.016 9)cm, and the difference was statistically significant ( t=-2.372, P<0.05); On the second day, the mean DTe thickness on the right side in the intervention group was (0.1267±0.0277) cm, which was greater than that in control group (0.104 7±0.018 1)cm, and the difference was statistically significant ( t=-2.688, P<0.05). DTf in the intervention group was lower than that in control group at 7th day, but the difference was not statistically significant(left DTf: adjusted mean difference was -0.117, P=0.088; right DTf: adjusted mean difference was -0.065, P=0.277). The incidence of VIDD in the intervention group was lower than that in control group(33.3% vs.41.2%), but the difference was not statistically significant ( χ2=0.005, P=0.946). Conclusion:External diaphragmatic electrical stimulation may be helpful for alleviating diaphragmatic atrophy in mechanically ventilated children.However, whether the improvement of diaphragm atrophy is beneficial to clinical outcome still needs further study.
10.Efficacy of total oral regimens containing ixazomib in patients with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma
Jing WANG ; Jingjing SHANG ; Song JIN ; Ying YAO ; Zhi YAN ; Depei WU ; Zhengzheng FU
Chinese Journal of Internal Medicine 2022;61(1):95-98
To investigate the efficacy and safety of total oral regimen containing ixazomib in multidrug-resistant relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma(RRMM). A total of 38 patients were retrospectively analyzed from August 2018 to January 2020 in the First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University. The overall response rate (ORR)was 36.8%. Among them, the very good partial response (VGPR) or better rate was 23.7%, and the complete response (CR) rate was 5.3%. The ORR was 41.7% in patients receiving ixazomib-lenalidomide-dexamethasone (IRD) regimen. Median PFS was 5 months and median OS was 7.5 months. The ORR was 50% after second-line therapy, 40% after third-line therapy and 12.5% after forth-line therapy or more. The ORR was 29.0% in bortezomib-refractory patients, 38.0% in lenalidomide-refractory patients, 21.4% in bortezmoib & lenalidomide dual refractory patients. Grade 3-4 hematological adverse events (AEs) were reported in 21% patients. Common hematological AEs included lymphopenia, neutropenia, thrombocytopenia. Other usual AEs were fatigue and diarrhea. No grade 3-4 peripheral neuropathy was recorded. In the treatment of relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma patients with multidrug resistance, the total oral regimens containing ixazomib demonstrate reliable efficacy and safety. Early administration of ixazomib at first or second relapse is suggested for more favorable clinical outcome.

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