1.Correlation between fecal incontinence and postoperative recurrence of rectal prolapse based on real-world study
Guoce CUI ; Xia JIAO ; Zhuhui ZHANG ; Huashan LI
Journal of Clinical Medicine in Practice 2025;29(17):59-64
Objective To investigate the association between fecal incontinence and the risk of postoperative recurrence in patients with complete rectal prolapse(CRP).Methods A retrospective cohort study design was employed,CRP patients who underwent surgical treatment in the Guang'an-men Hospital of China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences from January 2013 to June 2024 were selected as the study subjects.Two sequential survival analysis models were used to explore the rela-tionship between fecal incontinence and postoperative recurrence of rectal prolapse;restricted cubic spline regression was utilized to examine the linear relationship between the two indexes;survival curves were generated to illustrate the postoperative recurrence-free survival probabilities among patients with varying degrees of incontinence.Results A total of 180 CRP patients were included in this study,among whom 44 patients had severe fecal incontinence.The results of the multivariate sur-vival analysis model revealed a significant correlation between fecal incontinence and the risk of post-operative recurrence after controlling for covariates(P<0.05).Considering a Wexner fecal inconti-nence score ≤ 5 as reference group,the recurrence risk in the group with a score≥16 was 4.26 times than that of the reference group[unadjusted model:HR=4.3(1.62 to 11.41);model 1:HR=3.37(1.27 to 8.94);model 2:HR=4.26(1.48 to 12.24);P<0.05],indicating a significantly elevated recurrence risk in patients with high scores.A linear positive correlation was observed be-tween fecal incontinence and recurrence risk(Pnon-linearity>0.05).The survival curves demonstrated significant differences in recurrence-free survival rates among different fecal incontinence groups.The survival probability in the group with a score ≥ 16 declined sharply(with only 3 cases remaining recurrence-free at 9 years),indicating the highest recurrence risk in this group.Conclusion Fecal incontinence is an important predictor of postoperative recurrence in rectal prolapse,with severe fe-cal incontinence serving as an independent high-risk factor.The severity of fecal incontinence should be incorporated into the preoperative risk assessment system in clinical practice to provide evidence-based support for optimizing surgical plans,stratified postoperative management,and preventing postoperative recurrence.
2.Analysis of the distribution characteristics of traditional TCM syndromes in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis combined with coronary heart disease in Kunming area
Hanzhang SHEN ; Zhongxu MA ; Hongbang YIN ; Bin BAI ; Weiwei HAN ; Zhuhui LI
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2024;46(6):707-712
Objective:To explore the distribution pattern of TCM syndromes in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis combined with coronary heart disease in Kunming area.Methods:A survey was conducted by research of questionnaires to the general information and TCM four diagnostic information of pulmonary tuberculosis patients (116 cases) with coronary heart disease admitted to our hospital from April 2019 to December 2020, and principal component analysis and clustering analysis were conducted. Frequency analysis and severity analysis methods were used for data processing.Results:The TCM symptoms of pulmonary tuberculosis patients with coronary heart disease were mainly cough [89.66%(104/116)], expectoration [73.28% (85/116)], dry mouth [70.69% (82/116)], chest tightness [64.66% (75/116)], fatigue [56.03%(65/116)], hot flashes [52.59% (61/116)], shortness of breath [50.00% (58/116)]; tongue color was more common with light red [43.10% (50/116)] and red [47.41% (55/116)]; the tongue shape was more common with cracked tongue [37.07% (43/116)], punctured tongue [27.59% (32/116)] and old tongue [23.28%(27/116)]; tongue coating with little or no coating [48.28%(56/116)], yellow and greasy coating [21.55% (25/116)] was more common; the pulse was usually thin (number) [54.31% (63/116)] and slippery (number) [25.86% (30/116)]. The principal component analysis method used a load coefficient >0.40 as the threshold to screen out the four diagnostic information of 10 principal components; the clustering analysis results were divided into three categories of TCM types: deficiency syndrome, excess syndrome, and mixed deficiency and excess syndrome. There were significant differences in TCM syndrome types among patients of different genders, ages, disease courses, and educational levels ( P<0.05). Deficiency syndrome was more common in male patients [41.18% (21/51)], and mixed syndrome of deficiency and excess was more common in female patients [63.08% (41/65)]; 43-59 years old patients were more likely to have excess syndrome [36.36%(24/66)], and ≥60 years old patients were more likely to have mixed syndrome [70.00% (35/50)]; patients with a course of disease <3 months had more excess syndrome [41.30% (19/46)], patients with a course of 3-12 months had more deficiency syndrome [57.14% (20/35)], and patients with a course of more than 1 year had more mixed syndrome of deficiency and excess [74.29% (26/35)]. male patients [54.17%(26/48)] were more serious in excess syndrome, and female patients [53.33% (24/45)]; were more serious in deficiency syndrome; deficiency syndrome [43-59 years old was 54.17% (42/84), ≥60 years old was 54.17% (12/24)] more serious in patients of different age groups; patients with a course of disease <3 months [56.86% (29/51)] were more serious in excess syndrome, and patients with a course of disease ≥3 months were more serious in mixed syndromes [3~12 months 52.38%(22/42), >1 year 53.33% (24/45)]. Conclusion:The pathogenesis of TCM in patients with pulmonary tuberculosis complicated with coronary heart disease in Kunming is deficiency in root and excess in superficiality; the syndrome is based on yin deficiency and qi deficiency, with blood stasis, phlegm heat, phlegm stasis and phlegm turbidity as the symptoms.
3.Genotype-phenotype analysis of Fabry disease caused by GLA gene variation in a pedigree
Zhuhui GE ; Zhihong LU ; Xiaodan PAN ; Tingting LAI ; Miaojuan YANG ; Huaqin YANG ; Huibin ZHANG ; Guangyin LI ; Zhangqiao DAI ; Jianhua MAO
Chinese Journal of Pediatrics 2024;62(4):345-350
Objective:To investigate the clinical phenotype and genetic characteristics of patients with Fabry disease caused by a GLA variant, IVS4+919G>A.Methods:It was a prospective study. Fabry disease screening was conducted among high-risk population in Ninghai from October 2021 to August 2023. Those children with decreased α-galactosidase enzyme activity<2.40 μmol/(L·h) or elavated Lyso-GL-3 level>1.10 μg/L in dried blood spot (DBS) method underwent GLA genetic testing for diagnosis confirmation. Meanwhile, family screening was carried out. A proband and his family members diagnosed with Fabry disease were research subjects. The clinical and genetic characteristics of patients with Fabry disease caused by the GLA variant (IVS4+919G>A) were analyzed.Results:The female proband aged 9.8 years with pain in both lower limbs as the initial symptom was found to have a heterozygous GLA variant IVS4+919G>A among 102 patients. In family screening, there were 4 family members (proband's father, elder sister, elder male cousin and elder female cousin) with Fabry disease and a family member (proband's fifth aunt) with a GLA variant. Among these 4 diagnosed family members, the elder male cousin of the proband, a boy aged 13.2 years had a heterozygous GLA variant, IVS4+919G>A with intermittent pain in both lower limbs as the initial symptom. The proband′s father had knee joint pain. The proband′s elder sister had decreased vision and his elder female cousin had no obvious symptoms. The proband′s fifth aunt with a GLA variant had decreased vision.Conclusions:High-risk screening in children and family screening are helpful for early diagnosis and treatment of Fabry disease. Neuropathic pain may be a early symptom in children with Fabry disease caused by the GLA variant, IVS4+919G>A.
4.Sinicization of the Gerontological nursing competence scale and test of its reliability and validity
Hong LI ; Yingping FU ; Jie ZHAO ; Zhuhui NA ; Wenjuan FENG ; Anniina TOHMOLA
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2023;39(4):273-280
Objective:To sinicize the Gerontological nursing competence (GeroNursingCom) scale and test its reliability and validity.Methods:This was a cross sectional investigation. The Brislin translation model was used for normal translation and back-translation, cultural adjustment and pre-investigation. The Chinese version of the GeroNursingCom scale was formed according to expert comments. From September to October 2021, a questionnaire survey was conducted by convenient sampling method on 312 nursing undergraduates from 3 undergraduate medical schools in Kunming to test its reliability and validity.Results:The Chinese version of the GeroNursingCom scale included 11 dimensions and a total of 50 items. The overall Cronbach′s α coefficient of the scale was 0.909, the Cronbach′s α coefficient of each dimension was 0.625-0.912, the split-half reliability coefficient was 0.768, and the test-retest reliability was 0.845. The scale-level content validity value was 0.930, and the item-level content validity value was 0.830-1.000. Exploratory factor analysis extracted a total of 11 common factors with eigenvalues>1, and the common interpretation of the results was 68.374%.Conclusions:The Chinese version of GeroNursingCom scale has good reliability and validity, and can be used as a tool to evaluate nursing interns' geriatric nursing ability.
5.COVID-19 vaccination status and its impact on psoriatic lesions in patients with psoriasis treated with biologics: a single-center cross-sectional study
Ying YANG ; Qing GUO ; Suchun HOU ; Xue MIN ; Jiabin TIAN ; Zhuhui QIAO ; Jialin LIN ; Xiaofei WANG ; Lantuya WU ; Zhenying ZHANG ; Zhengfeng LI ; Bin WANG ; Xiaoming LIU
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2023;56(1):59-63
Objective:To investigate COVID-19 vaccination status and relevant adverse reactions in patients with psoriasis treated with biological agents, and to explore the effect of COVID-19 vaccination on psoriatic lesions.Methods:Clinical data were collected from 572 psoriasis patients aged 18 - 60 years, who were registered in the management system of psoriasis patients treated with biological agents in the University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen Hospital from May 2019 to June 2021. The COVID-19 vaccination status was investigated by telephone interviews, and the vaccination-related information was obtained by fixed healthcare workers during a fixed time period according to a predesigned questionnaire. Measurement data were compared between two groups by using t test, and enumeration data were compared by using chi-square test or Fisher′s exact test. Results:The COVID-19 vaccination coverage rate was 43.13% (226 cases) among the 524 patients who completed the telephone interview, and was significantly lower in the biological agent treatment group (30.79%, 105/341) than in the traditional drug treatment group (66.12%, 121/183; χ2 = 60.60, P < 0.001) . The main reason for not being vaccinated was patients′ fear of vaccine safety (49.66%, 148/298) , followed by doctors′ not recommending (26.51%, 79/298) . In the biological agent treatment group after vaccination, the exacerbation of psoriatic lesions was more common in patients receiving prolonged-interval treatment (42.86%, 6/14) compared with those receiving regular treatment (4.40%, 4/91; Fisher′s exact test, P < 0.001) . Skin lesions were severely aggravated in two patients after COVID-19 vaccination, who ever experienced allergic reactions and whose skin lesions did not completely subside after the treatment with biological agents. Conclusions:The COVID-19 vaccination coverage rate was relatively low in the psoriasis patients treated with biological agents, and no serious adverse reaction was observed after vaccination. Prolonged-interval treatment due to COVID-19 vaccination ran the risk of exacerbation of skin lesions.
6.No-touch technique for harvesting saphenous vein in coronary artery bypass grafting and research progress
Wei LI ; Xuejian HOU ; Zhuhui HUANG ; Kui ZHANG ; Ran DONG ; Jubing ZHENG
Chinese Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2023;39(7):436-440
The saphenous vein has been one of the most commonly used vascular materials for coronary artery bypass grafting(CABG), but the low long-term patency of the vein grafts limits the surgical benefits of CABG. The traditional method of saphenous vein harvesting is more damaging to the venous structures, which has led to the development of no-touch saphenous vein harvesting techniques. In this paper, we review the clinical progress of no-touch saphenous vein in CABG and the potential mechanisms of this technique, to improve the patency of vein grafts by analyzing the latest literature and research progress at the domestic and international level.
7.IgG4-related retroperitoneal fibrosis: A case report
Zhaoxia LI ; Yang LIU ; Nan LI ; Zhuhui JI ; Guijie XIN
Journal of Clinical Hepatology 2022;38(5):1126-1128
8. Analysis of drug resistance pattern and genes of Salmonella.spp isolated from human infections in Anhui Province
Weiwei LI ; Qingqing CHEN ; Zhuhui ZHANG ; Nan SA ; Yuan YUAN ; Yong SUN
Chinese Journal of Preventive Medicine 2020;54(2):187-191
Objective:
To investigate the drug resistance pattern and drug resistance genotypes of Salmonella. spp isolated from fecal specimens and anal swabs of diarrhea cases in Anhui Province.
Methods:
The 149 strains of Salmonella.spp isolated from feces and anal swabs of diarrhea cases in Anhui Province from April to October 2017 were selected. The serotypes of Salmonella.spp were identified by slide agglutination. The susceptibility of all strains to 14 antibiotics were determined by micro-broth dilution method. Sixty of the cephalosporin-resistant antibiotics were selected. The β-lactamase encoding genes
9.Detection and analysis of clinical specimens of COVID-19 in Anhui province
Qingqing CHEN ; Jun HE ; Junling YUN ; Yonglin SHI ; Weiwei LI ; Yuan YUAN ; Yinglu GE ; Nan SA ; Meng WANG ; Zhuhui ZHANG ; Yong SUN
Chinese Journal of Experimental and Clinical Virology 2020;34(4):382-384
Objective:To examine 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) RNA in clinical specimens of COVID-19 patients in Anhui province, and provide evidence for laboratory diagnosis of COVID-19 and risk assessment of clinical specimens.Methods:ORF1ab gene and N gene of 2019-nCoV were detected by real-time fluorescence RT-PCR in 466 clinical specimens of 197 COVID-19 cases. Chi-square test was used to analyze the differences in positive rates of specimens with clinical classification and time of onset.Results:The positive rates of 2019-nCoV in throat swab, sputum, serum, blood sample were 88.83%, 94.67%, 6.78% and 5.08%. The positive rate for 2019-nCoV RNA in throat swabs and sputum differed significantly ( χ2=8.994, P=0.003) in common cases during 7 days after illness onset. Conclusions:The positive rate of RNA in sputum was higher than throat swabs. 2019-nCoV RNA was detected in serum and blood specimens of COVID-19 cases. There was a risk of serum and blood specimens for transmission of COVID-19.
10.Outcomes of coronary artery bypass grafting inpatients under 45 years with acute myocardial infarction
LI Yang ; DONG Ran ; LIU Taoshuai ; ZHENG Jubing ; ZHOU Ning ; ZHOU Shaoyou ; HUANG Zhuhui ; ZHAO Yang ; ZHANG Kui
Chinese Journal of Clinical Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2019;26(11):1107-1112
Objective To investigate the early and long-outcomes of coronary artery bypass grafting(CABG) in acute myocardial infarction (AMI) patients with coronary artery disease(CAD)(age≤45 years). Methods Data of 596 adult CAD patients (include AMI and Angina) who underwent CABG in our hospital were collected retrospectively from May 2010 to October 2018. In an AMI group, 234 were male patients with an average age of 41.59±3.79 years; 26 were female patients with an average age of 41.64±3.03 years. In an angina group, 280 were male patients with an average age of 42.19±2.90 years; 56 were female patients with an average age of 41.54±3.52 years. Preoperative baseline variables, perioperative mortality, major adverse cardiac and cerebrovascular events (MACCE) were compared between two group. Results There was no significant difference in all preoperative variables. Seven patients were died and the hospital mortality rate was 1.23% (1.54% vs. 0.89%, P=0.477). The complications including reoperation for bleeding, cerebral infarction, renal failure and atrial fibrillation arrhythmia were without significant difference between two group (P>0.05). The intensive care unit stay duration (30.66±27.46 h vs. 23.96±15.11 h), intubation duration (22.54±22.31 h vs. 18.64±11.81 h) and hospitalization costs (97 186±33 741¥ vs. 90 081±24 537¥, P=0.003) were greater in the AMI group. The hospital mortality rate and complications rate were without significant difference between STEMI (ST segment elevated myocardial infarction) and NSTEMI (non-ST-segment elevated myocardial infarction) subgroups (P>0.05). The follow-up rate was 92.6% (546 patients) and the follow-up time was 4 (0.5 to 8.5) years. All cause-mortality rate was 3.85%(21 patients), and freedom MACCE was 72.2%. The freedom from MACCE, recurred angina and cerebral infarction were without significant difference, but AMI was associated with higher rate of PCI procedure. Conclusion CABG procedure in CAD patients under 45 years accompanied AMI is safety and reliable both in early and the long-term outcomes.

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