1.Effects of different viscosity of bolus on the swallowing physiological components,penetration and aspira-tion in patients with dysphagia after radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma
Chunqing XIE ; Ziji-an WU ; Chen YANG
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine 2025;40(11):1660-1665
Objective:To explore the correlation between bolus of different viscosity and swallowing physiological components,as well as penetration and aspiration,in patients with dysphagia after radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma.Method:Total 67 patients with dysphagia after NPCR were evaluated by videofluoroscop.They were required to swallow 5 ml bolus per mouth,in the order of medium-low-zero-high consistency.Modified barium swal-low impairment profile(MBSImP)and penetration-aspiration scale(PAS)were used for semi-quantitative analysis.Result:Wide probability ranges(>0.2)can be observed between different swallowing tasks for 7 physiologi-cal components:oral residue,initiation of pharyngeal swallow,laryngeal elevation,laryngeal vestibular clo-sure,pharyngeal contraction,tongue base retraction,and pharyngeal residue.The risk of penetration and aspira-tion increased with lower viscosity.There was a significant positive correlation between the penetration aspira-tion scale and epiglottic movement,laryngeal vestibular closure,bolus transpor,initiation of pharyngeal swal-low and tongue base retraction.Conclusion:The performance of swallowing physiological components in patients with dysphagia after NPCR are closely related to the viscosity of the bolus being swallowed.
2.Effects of different viscosity of bolus on the swallowing physiological components,penetration and aspira-tion in patients with dysphagia after radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma
Chunqing XIE ; Ziji-an WU ; Chen YANG
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Medicine 2025;40(11):1660-1665
Objective:To explore the correlation between bolus of different viscosity and swallowing physiological components,as well as penetration and aspiration,in patients with dysphagia after radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma.Method:Total 67 patients with dysphagia after NPCR were evaluated by videofluoroscop.They were required to swallow 5 ml bolus per mouth,in the order of medium-low-zero-high consistency.Modified barium swal-low impairment profile(MBSImP)and penetration-aspiration scale(PAS)were used for semi-quantitative analysis.Result:Wide probability ranges(>0.2)can be observed between different swallowing tasks for 7 physiologi-cal components:oral residue,initiation of pharyngeal swallow,laryngeal elevation,laryngeal vestibular clo-sure,pharyngeal contraction,tongue base retraction,and pharyngeal residue.The risk of penetration and aspira-tion increased with lower viscosity.There was a significant positive correlation between the penetration aspira-tion scale and epiglottic movement,laryngeal vestibular closure,bolus transpor,initiation of pharyngeal swal-low and tongue base retraction.Conclusion:The performance of swallowing physiological components in patients with dysphagia after NPCR are closely related to the viscosity of the bolus being swallowed.
3.Quality evaluation of Plantago asiatica and fried Plantago asiatica based on fingerprint and analysis of chemical pattern recognition
Ziji HE ; Binxi WU ; Yuxin LI ; Zhibin SHEN ; Qiyue LIU ; Qiuhong WANG
China Pharmacy 2022;33(14):1700-1705
OBJECTIV E To establish the method for evaluating the quality o f Plantago asi atica and fried P. asiatica . METHODS The fingerprints of 15 batches of P. asiatica and 15 batches of fried P. asiatica were established by HPLC. The common peaks were identified with the Similarity Evaluation System for Chromatographic Fingerprinting of TCM (2012 edition), and similarity evaluation was performed. Analysis of chemical pattern recognition was performed by using SPSS 25.0 and SIMCA-P 14.1 software(cluster analysis ,principal component analysis and orthogonal partial least squares regression analysis ). The markers which affected the difference in the quality between P. asiatica and fried P. asiatica were screened with variable importance projection(VIP)value greater than 1. RESULTS There were 18 common peaks in the fingerprints of 15 batches of P. asiatica and 13 common peaks in the fingerprints of 15 batches of fried P. asiatica . A total of 8 common peaks were found in both of them. Their similarities were greater than 0.920. Two common peaks were identified as geniposidic acid ,acteoside. The results of cluster analysis showed that when the spacing was 10,the 30 batches of samples could be clustered into three categories ,with S 1-S5 as one,S16-S20 as one ,S6-S15 and S 21-S30 as one . The results of the pri ncipal component analysis showed that the cumulative variance contribution rate of the first two principal components was 82.575% . The results of the orthogonal partial least squares regression analysis showed that the VIP values of the three common peaks were greater than 1,namely peak E(acteoside), peak D (geniposidic acid ) and peak G. CONCLUSIONS Established fingerprints are stable ,simple sina.com and rapid. It can be used for the quality evaluation of P. asiatica and fried P. asiatica ,by combining with analysis of chemical pattern recognition. Acteoside ,geniposidic acid and the component represented by peak G may be the markers affecting the difference in quality of P. asiatica and fried P. asiatica .
4.Effects of pelvic orientation on the anteveration measurement of simulated acetabular cup
Xuejun DU ; Weiming LIAO ; Ming FU ; Aishan HE ; Zibo YANG ; Yan KANG ; Peihui WU ; Hao ZHANG ; Ziji ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2010;14(9):1581-1585
BACKGROUND: Acetabular cup orientation using a standard radiograph of the pelvis is quite common method to assess artificial hip replacement nowadays. Non-standardization of pelvic orientation affected accuracy of measurement results, and it is difficult to compare. OBJECTIVE: To make sure how pelvis tilting affect the anteveration of the cup and to elevate clinical accuracy and compare study comparability. METHODS: Designed a simulated acetabular cup with serial concentric circles which pass through the same polars and represent anteveration of 0°, 10°, 20°, 30°, 40°, Loaded the simulated acetabular cup at an inclination of 35°, 40°, 45°, 50°, 55° to6 cadaver pelves, Made the pelves tilt around the frontal axis and sagittal axis with 5° each time in a scope of+30°. Takestandard radiograph of the pelvis accordingly. Radiograph was photographed end frontal angle of dip was measured. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Pelvic tilt of about 1° causes measuring errors of anteveration 0. 61 °-0. 73°. The anteveration decreased at both acetabular cups when pelvic posterior tilt and at the acetabular cup that near the X-ray source as pelvic lateral tilt. The anteveration rose at both acetabular cups when pelvic anterior tilt and at the acetabular cup that away from the X-ray source as pelvic lateral tilt. During clinical evaluation, pelvic orientation effects on measurement results should be considered.

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