Objective To analyze and compare the diagnostic criteria of dampness syndrome in clinical studies and construct a dampness syndrome entry pool,so as to provide theoretical support for the development of dampness-related scales,and then provide reference for clinical research.Methods By searching the literature collected by CNKI,VIP and Wanfang data database from 1960 to 2023,the clinical research literature of dampness syndrome was searched and screened,and the diagnostic criteria of dampness syndrome were summarized and analyzed.Results A total of 7651 articles were retrieved from the above database,and 52 articles were finally included.9 diagnostic criteria were obtained by combining the screening of teaching materials.They are The National Standard of Chinese Medicine Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Chinese Medicine(GB/T16751.2-1997),Syndrome element differentiation,Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome Standards,Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome Differentiation and Diagnosis,Diagnostics of Traditional Chinese Medicine(Fifth edition,sixth edition,second edition of the new century,People's Health Commission edition,and tenth edition of the National Higher Traditional Chinese Medicine College Planning Textbook).The diagnostic methods can be divided into three kinds:narrative method,primary and secondary disease(or see disease)classification diagnosis method,and assigning method.There are a total of 36 symptom components,which can be divided into four groups:the accumulation of muscle and striae group,the obstruction of meridians and joints group,the internal accumulation of organs group,and the dampness and obstruction of orifices group.The National Standard of Chinese Medicine Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Chinese Medicine(GB/T16751.2-1997)has been cited for a maximum of 22 times,covering 16 diseases.Conclusion The National Standard of Chinese Medicine Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Chinese Medicine is the most widely used in clinical research,and the new version of national standard in 2021 is more suitable for the current diagnosis and clinical research of dampness syndrome.

Objuective To analyze the evaluation indicators of TCM syndrome efficacy in patients with angina pectoris at a clinical research center,and to preliminarily form a pool of items to evaluate the efficacy of TCM syndromes in angina pectoris,with the aim of providing a reference for evaluating the efficacy of TCM syndromes in angina pectoris.Metods By searching the literature on the clinical efficacy of angina pectoris published from January 1,2008,to December 31,2023,in the China National Knowledge Infrastructure(CNKI),VIP database(VIP),and Wanfang database(WF),the eligible literature was sorted and summarized,and items such as syndrome type,symptoms,and physical signs were recorded one by one in Excel to establish a database.SPSS Modeler 18.0 was used to perform Bayesian network model and association rule analysis on the evaluation items.The items that met both the Bayesian network model and association rule conditions were combined to preliminarily form a pool of items to evaluate the efficacy of TCM in angina pectoris.Results A total of 94 qualified articles were included,containing 21 types of differential diagnoses,with a total frequency of 100.Except for qi deficiency and blood stasis syndrome(28 times,28%),phlegm and blood stasis syndrome(14 times,14%),blood flow stasis obstruction syndrome(14 times,14%),and qi stagnation and blood stasis syndrome(10 times,10%),the frequency of other syndromes was relatively low,so only the first four syndromes were data mined.There were a total of 38 types of symptoms and physical signs for clinical efficacy evaluation,with a total frequency of 599 times.A preliminary pool of items for evaluating the efficacy of TCM in four types of angina pectoris was formed:① Qi deficiency and blood stasis syndrome main items included chest pain(contribution rate 0.96);secondary items included chest tightness(contribution rate 0.93),palpitations(contribution rate 0.77),dark purple(light purple)tongue or ecchymosis(contribution rate 0.77),and shortness of breath(contribution rate 0.83).② Phlegm and blood stasis syndrome main items included chest pain(contribution rate:0.94);secondary items included chest tightness(contribution rate:0.94)and palpitations(contribution rate:0.69).③ Blood flow stasis obstruction syndrome,main items include chest pain(contribution rate 0.94);secondary items include chest tightness(contribution rate 0.81),palpitations(contribution rate 0.69),purple dark(light purple)tongue or ecchymosis(contribution rate 0.94),rough pulse(contribution rate 0.81),fixed pain location,refusal to press,and aggravation at night(contribution rate 0.81).④ Qi stagnation and blood stasis syndrome,main items include chest pain(contribution rate 0.92);secondary items include chest tightness(contribution rate 0.92),palpitations(contribution rate 0.83),purple dark(light purple)tongue or ecchymosis(contribution rate 0.75),rough pulse(contribution rate 0.67),costal pain(contribution rate 0.75).Conclusion The pool of evaluation indicators for the efficacy of TCM syndromes in patients with angina pectoris can provide a reference for conducting scientific and standardized evaluations of the efficacy of TCM syndromes,provide a basis for selecting core indicators,and lay the foundation for further building a core indicator set(COS).

Objuective To analyze the evaluation indicators of TCM syndrome efficacy in patients with angina pectoris at a clinical research center,and to preliminarily form a pool of items to evaluate the efficacy of TCM syndromes in angina pectoris,with the aim of providing a reference for evaluating the efficacy of TCM syndromes in angina pectoris.Metods By searching the literature on the clinical efficacy of angina pectoris published from January 1,2008,to December 31,2023,in the China National Knowledge Infrastructure(CNKI),VIP database(VIP),and Wanfang database(WF),the eligible literature was sorted and summarized,and items such as syndrome type,symptoms,and physical signs were recorded one by one in Excel to establish a database.SPSS Modeler 18.0 was used to perform Bayesian network model and association rule analysis on the evaluation items.The items that met both the Bayesian network model and association rule conditions were combined to preliminarily form a pool of items to evaluate the efficacy of TCM in angina pectoris.Results A total of 94 qualified articles were included,containing 21 types of differential diagnoses,with a total frequency of 100.Except for qi deficiency and blood stasis syndrome(28 times,28%),phlegm and blood stasis syndrome(14 times,14%),blood flow stasis obstruction syndrome(14 times,14%),and qi stagnation and blood stasis syndrome(10 times,10%),the frequency of other syndromes was relatively low,so only the first four syndromes were data mined.There were a total of 38 types of symptoms and physical signs for clinical efficacy evaluation,with a total frequency of 599 times.A preliminary pool of items for evaluating the efficacy of TCM in four types of angina pectoris was formed:① Qi deficiency and blood stasis syndrome main items included chest pain(contribution rate 0.96);secondary items included chest tightness(contribution rate 0.93),palpitations(contribution rate 0.77),dark purple(light purple)tongue or ecchymosis(contribution rate 0.77),and shortness of breath(contribution rate 0.83).② Phlegm and blood stasis syndrome main items included chest pain(contribution rate:0.94);secondary items included chest tightness(contribution rate:0.94)and palpitations(contribution rate:0.69).③ Blood flow stasis obstruction syndrome,main items include chest pain(contribution rate 0.94);secondary items include chest tightness(contribution rate 0.81),palpitations(contribution rate 0.69),purple dark(light purple)tongue or ecchymosis(contribution rate 0.94),rough pulse(contribution rate 0.81),fixed pain location,refusal to press,and aggravation at night(contribution rate 0.81).④ Qi stagnation and blood stasis syndrome,main items include chest pain(contribution rate 0.92);secondary items include chest tightness(contribution rate 0.92),palpitations(contribution rate 0.83),purple dark(light purple)tongue or ecchymosis(contribution rate 0.75),rough pulse(contribution rate 0.67),costal pain(contribution rate 0.75).Conclusion The pool of evaluation indicators for the efficacy of TCM syndromes in patients with angina pectoris can provide a reference for conducting scientific and standardized evaluations of the efficacy of TCM syndromes,provide a basis for selecting core indicators,and lay the foundation for further building a core indicator set(COS).

Objective To analyze and compare the diagnostic criteria of dampness syndrome in clinical studies and construct a dampness syndrome entry pool,so as to provide theoretical support for the development of dampness-related scales,and then provide reference for clinical research.Methods By searching the literature collected by CNKI,VIP and Wanfang data database from 1960 to 2023,the clinical research literature of dampness syndrome was searched and screened,and the diagnostic criteria of dampness syndrome were summarized and analyzed.Results A total of 7651 articles were retrieved from the above database,and 52 articles were finally included.9 diagnostic criteria were obtained by combining the screening of teaching materials.They are The National Standard of Chinese Medicine Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Chinese Medicine(GB/T16751.2-1997),Syndrome element differentiation,Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome Standards,Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome Differentiation and Diagnosis,Diagnostics of Traditional Chinese Medicine(Fifth edition,sixth edition,second edition of the new century,People's Health Commission edition,and tenth edition of the National Higher Traditional Chinese Medicine College Planning Textbook).The diagnostic methods can be divided into three kinds:narrative method,primary and secondary disease(or see disease)classification diagnosis method,and assigning method.There are a total of 36 symptom components,which can be divided into four groups:the accumulation of muscle and striae group,the obstruction of meridians and joints group,the internal accumulation of organs group,and the dampness and obstruction of orifices group.The National Standard of Chinese Medicine Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Chinese Medicine(GB/T16751.2-1997)has been cited for a maximum of 22 times,covering 16 diseases.Conclusion The National Standard of Chinese Medicine Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Chinese Medicine is the most widely used in clinical research,and the new version of national standard in 2021 is more suitable for the current diagnosis and clinical research of dampness syndrome.

Objective: Some pharmacological treatments are ineffective in parts of patients with major depressive disorder (MDD), hence this needs prediction of effective treatment responses. The study aims to examine the relationship between dynamic functional connectivity (dFC) of the hippocampal subregion and antidepressant improvement of MDD patients and to estimate the capability of dFC to predict antidepressant efficacy. Methods: The data were from 70 MDD patients and 43 healthy controls (HC); the dFC of hippocampal subregions was estimated by sliding-window approach based on resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging (R-fMRI). After 3 months treatment, 36 patients underwent second R-fMRI scan and were then divided into the response group and non-response group according to clinical responses. Results: The result manifested that MDD patients exhibited lower mean dFC of the left rostral hippocampus (rHipp.l) compared with HC. After 3 months therapy, the response group showed lower dFC of rHipp.l compared with the non-response group. The dFC of rHipp.l was also negatively correlated with the reduction rate of Hamilton Depression Rating Scale. Conclusion These findings highlighted the importance of rHipp in MDD from the dFC perspective. Detection and estimation of these changes might demonstrate helpful for comprehending the pathophysiological mechanism and for assessment of treatment reaction of MDD.

Receptor activity-modulating proteins (RAMPs) are accessory molecules that form complexes with specific G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) and modulate their functions. It is established that RAMP interacts with the glucagon receptor family of GPCRs but the underlying mechanism is poorly understood. In this study, we used a bioluminescence resonance energy transfer (BRET) approach to comprehensively investigate such interactions. In conjunction with cAMP accumulation, Gα _q activation and β-arrestin1/2 recruitment assays, we not only verified the GPCR-RAMP pairs previously reported, but also identified new patterns of GPCR-RAMP interaction. While RAMP1 was able to modify the three signaling events elicited by both glucagon receptor (GCGR) and glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor (GLP-1R), and RAMP2 mainly affected β-arrestin1/2 recruitment by GCGR, GLP-1R and glucagon-like peptide-2 receptor, RAMP3 showed a widespread negative impact on all the family members except for growth hormone-releasing hormone receptor covering the three pathways. Our results suggest that RAMP modulates both G protein dependent and independent signal transduction among the glucagon receptor family members in a receptor-specific manner. Mapping such interactions provides new insights into the role of RAMP in ligand recognition and receptor activation.

Objective:To discuss the surgical strategies of atlantoaxial dislocation in children with mucopolysaccharidosis IVA.Methods:8 cases of atlantoaxial dislocation in children with mucopolysaccharidosis IVA treated with posterior atlantoaxial reduction, decompression, bone graft and internal fixation from April, 2019 to October, 2020 were retrospectively analyzed, including 6 males and 2 females, aged 6.2±3.1 years (range, 2-10 years). All the 8 children had lower limb weakness and walking instability, and some of them could not even stand and walk, and all of them had odontoid hypoplasia, atlantoaxial dislocation and systemic skeletal dysplasia. Measures, including American Spinal injury Association (ASIA) grade, modified atlanto-dental interval (mADI) and reduction rate, screw placement type and fusion of bone graft, were recorded and analyzed.Results:The follow-up time was 17.8±7.4 months (range, 8-27 months). The total operation time was 144.0±43.1 mins (range, 90-220 min) and the blood loss during the surgery was 89.1±55.1 ml (range, 15-180 ml). The ASIA grade were 3 cases of "C" level, 4 cases of "D" level and 1 case of "E" level before the operation, and 1 case of "C" level, 1 case of "D" level and 6 cases of "E" level at the latest follow-up. The mADI reduced from 7.38±2.62 mm pre-surgery to 2.50±1.60 mm ( t=5.71, P=0.001). The reduction rate of the latest follow-up mADI was 65.0%±26.3%. 31 pedicle screws were inserted, including 26 Type I screws (83.9%), 4 Type II screws (12.9%) and 1 Type III screw (3.2%), and no injury of spinal cord or blood vessels were observed associated with the Type III screw. One unilateral axial lamina screw was used in 1 case. 5 patients showed fusion (autogenous bone) 6 months after the surgery, 2 patients got fusion (allogeneic bone) 1 year after the surgery, and other patients showed bone graft resorption (allogeneic bone) at the latest follow-up. One patient developed type II respiratory failure on the night of operation and recovered after rescue. Other patients had no complications such as vascular and nerve injury, screw loosening and so on. Conclusion:The majority of children with type IVa mucopolysaccharidosis are accompanied by absence of odontoid process. If such children are complicated with atlantoaxial dislocation and cervical spinal canal stenosis resulting in cervical spinal cord injury, timely surgical intervention should be carried out. Posterior atlantoaxial fusion is a safe and effective surgical method. As children have the characteristics of multi-system involvement, multi-disciplinary cooperation may be needed to ensure perioperative safety.

Objective: The connectivity alterations in the putamen were found in revealing the neural correlates of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), but whether the effective connectivity of the putamen is atypical in ADHD remains unclear. Investigating this abnormality contributes to describing the neural circuit of ADHD at the level of macrostructural organization. Methods: Data were acquired from thirty-two boys with ADHD and fifty-two matched typically developing controls (TDC) from Peking University (Peking) dataset deposited at the Neuroimaging Informatics Tools and Resources Clearinghouse (NITRC) platform. We examined the effective connectivity of the putamen using Granger causality analysis (GCA) and then determined whether these connections could differentiate ADHD from TDC. Results: Compared with TDC, the ADHD group showed decreased effective connectivity from the left ventral rostral putamen (VRP) to left calcarine (CAL), right medial part of the superior frontal gyrus, left orbital part of superior frontal gyrus and left middle occipital gyrus (MOG). Increased effective connectivity from the left inferior occipital gyrus and right lingual gyrus to left VRP was also found in ADHD. The result of the classification accuracy showed that 72.3% of participants were correctly classified using support vector machine. Moreover, GCA values from the left VRP to left CAL and left MOG were significantly correlated with hyper/impulsive scores of patients with ADHD. Conclusion The findings may help extend our understanding of the ADHD-related neural loops.

Objective: The connectivity alterations in the putamen were found in revealing the neural correlates of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), but whether the effective connectivity of the putamen is atypical in ADHD remains unclear. Investigating this abnormality contributes to describing the neural circuit of ADHD at the level of macrostructural organization. Methods: Data were acquired from thirty-two boys with ADHD and fifty-two matched typically developing controls (TDC) from Peking University (Peking) dataset deposited at the Neuroimaging Informatics Tools and Resources Clearinghouse (NITRC) platform. We examined the effective connectivity of the putamen using Granger causality analysis (GCA) and then determined whether these connections could differentiate ADHD from TDC. Results: Compared with TDC, the ADHD group showed decreased effective connectivity from the left ventral rostral putamen (VRP) to left calcarine (CAL), right medial part of the superior frontal gyrus, left orbital part of superior frontal gyrus and left middle occipital gyrus (MOG). Increased effective connectivity from the left inferior occipital gyrus and right lingual gyrus to left VRP was also found in ADHD. The result of the classification accuracy showed that 72.3% of participants were correctly classified using support vector machine. Moreover, GCA values from the left VRP to left CAL and left MOG were significantly correlated with hyper/impulsive scores of patients with ADHD. Conclusion The findings may help extend our understanding of the ADHD-related neural loops.

Objective To establish a set of operational status assessment indicators to meet the needs of informationized hospital management.Methods Assessment indicators were selected and weights were set respectively through literature review,field interview,and questionnaire survey.Six target dimensions were key performance indicators medical business,operational performance,cost control,medical insurance,balance and risk management,and development capability.Thus a set of operational status evaluation indicators was established in IT means,and based on the informationization level of a tertiary A general hospital in Zhejiang province.Results In the principle of public welfare,objectivity,effectiveness and prospectiveness,we analyzed and sorted out relevant data in the current hospital informationization,identifying six quantitative indicators,15 level-1 indicators,and 86 level-2 indicators.Conclusions It is feasible to build a set of assessment indicators for hospital operation and management in view of both technology and methodology.