1.Analysis of MMPI results in patients with anxious depression or non-anxious depression
Dandan CHENG ; Su HONG ; Xingyue CHEN ; Bing HU ; Xiaying LI ; Bingyang ZHA ; Ziyi YUAN ; Li KUANG
Chongqing Medicine 2025;54(1):52-56
Objective To investigate the differences in personality traits between the patients with anx-ious depression(AND)and non-anxious depression(NAD)in order to provide the possible basis for early find of the patients with AND.Methods A total of 572 adult patients with depression visiting in the psychiatric outpatient department of the First Affiliated Hospital of Chongqing Medical University from January 2022 to December 2022 were selected to conduct the questionnaire survey.General demographic questionnaire,Self-rating Depression Scale(SDS),Generalized Anxiety Disorder Scale(GAD-7)and Minnesota Multiphasic Per-sonality Inventory(MMPI)were collected and analyzed.The patients with GAD-7 total score ≥5 points served as the AND group(n=499)and those with GAD total score<5 points served as the NAD group(n=73).The correlation between the general demographic questionnaire,SDS and GAD-7 with MMPI was ana-lyzed.Results There were statistically significant differences in the place of residence,number of children in a family,education years,MMPI total score and high score proportions of psychopathy,athopia,hysteria,depres-sion,hypochondriasis,paranoea,schizophrenia,social introversion and hypomania dimensions between the two groups(P<0.05).The SDS and GAD-7 scores in the AND group were higher than those in the NAD group(P<0.05).The MMPI total score,athopia,hysteria,depression,hypochondriasis,paranoea,schizophrenia,so-cial introversion and hypomania were positively correlated with SDS and GAD-7(P<0.05).Conclusion The patients with depression accompanied by anxiety symptom could be early identified by the MMPI testing results.
2.Effect of CCNA2 on Prognosis of Colon Cancer by Regulating Immune Microenvironment of Tumor Cells
Peng YANG ; Ziyi QIU ; Lingling WANG ; Yuan HU ; Zhengzhen CHEN ; Meizhen ZHONG ; Feiyue YU ; Rongyuan QIU
Cancer Research on Prevention and Treatment 2025;52(4):305-312
Objective To investigate the relationship between cyclin A2 (CCNA2) and the prognosis of colon cancer, and its possible mechanism from the perspective of immune infiltration. Methods We downloaded the transcriptome data of colon cancer patients from The Cancer Genome Atlas database. Clinicopathological feature analysis and survival analysis were performed based on the expression levels of CCNA2. A total of 75 specimens of colon cancer and normal tissues were collected, and the expression level of CCNA2 was analyzed using immunohistochemical methods. Multivariate analysis was conducted to explore its relationship with clinicopathological features. Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA) was used to assess the potential molecular functions of CCNA2 in colon cancer. CIBERSORT algorithm was applied to calculate the correlation between CCNA2 and immune-cell infiltration in colon cancer. Results Database and immunohistochemical analyses indicated that CCNA2 was expressed at a significantly higher level in colon cancer tissues than normal tissues (P<0.001). The overall survival, disease-specific survival, and progression-free interval were all longer in the group with high CCNA2 expression than the group with low expression (all P<0.05). In tumor tissues, the expression level of CCNA2 decreased with increased pathological and TNM stages (P<0.05). The expression level of CCNA2 in normal tissues was consistently lower than that in colon cancer tissues across all clinical stages (all P<0.001). GSEA suggested that Wnt/β-catenin, KRAS, and other signaling pathways were enriched when CCNA2 was lowly expressed. CIBERSORT analysis revealed an increase in the infiltration of immune cells such as regulatory T cells and macrophages M0 when CCNA2 expression was low. Conclusion CCNA2 is highly expressed in colon cancer and closely associated with grade of pathology and TNM stage. It may recruit regulatory T cells through the KRAS and Wnt/β-catenin pathways, thereby reducing immune-cell infiltration and promoting colon cancer progression, leading to poor prognosis.
3.Quality analysis of medical record home pages based on DRG/DIP dual dimensions
Ying XIONG ; Ziyi XIN ; Junfeng LIU ; Yan YUAN ; Zhuochen LIN ; Jianjun LU
Modern Hospital 2025;25(10):1535-1538
Objective To analyze the quality of medical record home pages for discharged patients in a tertiary hospital in Guangzhou in 2023 based on the dual dimensions of Diagnosis-Related Groups(DRG)and Disease Intervention Program(DIP),and to provide a basis for improving the refinement of medical record home page quality management.Methods Dis-charge medical records from a tertiary general hospital in 2023 were selected.All medical records were grouped using DRG,while medical records under Guangzhou medical insurance and cross-province medical insurance implemented under DIP were simulated for DIP grouping.The writing defects in the discharge medical records were analyzed,as well as the DRG grouping,RW,and DIP standard scores of medical records with home page filling defects.Results Among 172 230 discharge medical records,171 786 were grouped into DRG,91 768 were grouped into DIP,and 91 604 were grouped into both DRG and DIP.A significant positive correlation was found between RW and DIP standard scores(r2=0.681,P<0.001).Among the 91 604 medical records grouped into both DRG and DIP,1 942(2.12%)had writing defects,including 837(0.91%)with home page defects.DRG groups with more home page defect records included NC15,HK2,EJ13,EB15,HJ13,and RE19.Conclusion Quality defects in medical record home pages impact the accuracy of DRG and DIP grouping.Systematic measures such as strengthening medical record writing training and establishing scientific reward and punishment mechanisms should be implemented to provide data sup-port for the further advancement of DRG/DIP payment reform.
4.Regional distribution of depressive symptoms in middle-aged and portioulate matter elderly Chinese population and its ecological association with particulate matter 25
Ziyi LUO ; Shijia YUAN ; Ronghang LIU ; Wenhui GAO ; Chunlei HAN
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2025;39(7):597-603
Objective:Against the backdrop of population aging and air pollution,this study examined the re-gional distribution of depressive symptoms among middle-aged and elderly people in China and explores the influ-ence of patrticulate matter 2.5(PM2.5)concentration on these symptoms.This study examined the regional distri-bution of depressive symptoms in middle-aged and elderly people in China and explores the influence of PM2.5 concentration and related factors on these symptoms.Methods:Middle-aged and elderly people aged 45 years and above in CHARLS database in 2013,2015 and 2018 were selected as research objects,and the Center for Epidemio-logic Studies Depression Scale(CESD-10)to obtain the detection rate of depressive symptoms.The PM2.5 concen-tration data were derived from the annual data of the China Environmental Monitoring Station.t-test,x2 test and DID model were used to analyze the related factors of depressive symptoms.Stata17.0 and Arc GIS10.8 were used for spatial autocorrelation analysis to explore the regional distribution and relationship of depressive symptoms in mid-dle-aged and elderly people in China.Results:From east to west,the detection rate of depressive symptoms in mid-dle-aged and elderly people in China showed an increasing trend.The regional distribution of PM2.5 mainly showed that the central region was higher than the northern and southern regions and the western region(except Xinjiang)was higher than the eastern region.Conclusion:Both the PM2.5 concentration and depression symptoms exhibit spatial clustering across China.PM2.5 has a negative impact on depression symptoms in middle-aged and elderly people,with other related factors including gender,age,education level,marital status,living area,smoking status.
5.Buqi-Tongluo Decoction inhibits osteoclastogenesis and alleviates bone loss in ovariectomized rats by attenuating NFATc1, MAPK, NF-κB signaling.
Yongxian LI ; Jinbo YUAN ; Wei DENG ; Haishan LI ; Yuewei LIN ; Jiamin YANG ; Kai CHEN ; Heng QIU ; Ziyi WANG ; Vincent KUEK ; Dongping WANG ; Zhen ZHANG ; Bin MAI ; Yang SHAO ; Pan KANG ; Qiuli QIN ; Jinglan LI ; Huizhi GUO ; Yanhuai MA ; Danqing GUO ; Guoye MO ; Yijing FANG ; Renxiang TAN ; Chenguang ZHAN ; Teng LIU ; Guoning GU ; Kai YUAN ; Yongchao TANG ; De LIANG ; Liangliang XU ; Jiake XU ; Shuncong ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Natural Medicines (English Ed.) 2025;23(1):90-101
Osteoporosis is a prevalent skeletal condition characterized by reduced bone mass and strength, leading to increased fragility. Buqi-Tongluo (BQTL) decoction, a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) prescription, has yet to be fully evaluated for its potential in treating bone diseases such as osteoporosis. To investigate the mechanism by which BQTL decoction inhibits osteoclast differentiation in vitro and validate these findings through in vivo experiments. We employed MTS assays to assess the potential proliferative or toxic effects of BQTL on bone marrow macrophages (BMMs) at various concentrations. TRAcP experiments were conducted to examine BQTL's impact on osteoclast differentiation. RT-PCR and Western blot analyses were utilized to evaluate the relative expression levels of osteoclast-specific genes and proteins under BQTL stimulation. Finally, in vivo experiments were performed using an osteoporosis model to further validate the in vitro findings. This study revealed that BQTL suppressed receptor activator of NF-κB ligand (RANKL)-induced osteoclastogenesis and osteoclast resorption activity in vitro in a dose-dependent manner without observable cytotoxicity. The inhibitory effects of BQTL on osteoclast formation and function were attributed to the downregulation of NFATc1 and c-fos activity, primarily through attenuation of the MAPK, NF-κB, and Calcineurin signaling pathways. BQTL's inhibitory capacity was further examined in vivo using an ovariectomized (OVX) rat model, demonstrating a strong protective effect against bone loss. BQTL may serve as an effective therapeutic TCM for the treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis and the alleviation of bone loss induced by estrogen deficiency and related conditions.
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6.Quality analysis of medical record home pages based on DRG/DIP dual dimensions
Ying XIONG ; Ziyi XIN ; Junfeng LIU ; Yan YUAN ; Zhuochen LIN ; Jianjun LU
Modern Hospital 2025;25(10):1535-1538
Objective To analyze the quality of medical record home pages for discharged patients in a tertiary hospital in Guangzhou in 2023 based on the dual dimensions of Diagnosis-Related Groups(DRG)and Disease Intervention Program(DIP),and to provide a basis for improving the refinement of medical record home page quality management.Methods Dis-charge medical records from a tertiary general hospital in 2023 were selected.All medical records were grouped using DRG,while medical records under Guangzhou medical insurance and cross-province medical insurance implemented under DIP were simulated for DIP grouping.The writing defects in the discharge medical records were analyzed,as well as the DRG grouping,RW,and DIP standard scores of medical records with home page filling defects.Results Among 172 230 discharge medical records,171 786 were grouped into DRG,91 768 were grouped into DIP,and 91 604 were grouped into both DRG and DIP.A significant positive correlation was found between RW and DIP standard scores(r2=0.681,P<0.001).Among the 91 604 medical records grouped into both DRG and DIP,1 942(2.12%)had writing defects,including 837(0.91%)with home page defects.DRG groups with more home page defect records included NC15,HK2,EJ13,EB15,HJ13,and RE19.Conclusion Quality defects in medical record home pages impact the accuracy of DRG and DIP grouping.Systematic measures such as strengthening medical record writing training and establishing scientific reward and punishment mechanisms should be implemented to provide data sup-port for the further advancement of DRG/DIP payment reform.
7.Ultrasonic manifestations of Ewing sarcoma in children
Na XU ; Ziyi WANG ; Luyao ZHOU ; Zhou LIN ; Xia FENG ; Haonan ZHAI ; Xiuli YUAN ; Youping WANG ; Wei SHI
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2025;41(4):646-650
Objective To observe conventional ultrasound and contrast-enhanced ultrasound(CEUS)manifestations of Ewing sarcoma(ES)in children.Methods Fifteen children with pathologically confirmed ES were retrospectively collected.Conventional ultrasound and CEUS characteristics of lesions were analyzed.Results Among 15 cases,ES of bone(ESB)was found in 7 cases,while extraskeletal ES(EES)was observed in the other 8 cases.Solitary tumor was noticed in 14 cases,with a median maximum diameter of 7.50 cm,while multiple abdominal masses were found in 1 case.The tumors had irregular shapes and poorly defined boundaries,with medium echogenicity in 7 cases,low echogenicity in 6 cases,while in other 2 cases present as cystic-solid lesions.CDFI showed sparse blood flow in 11 cases,abundant or slightly abundant blood flow in 2 and 1 case,respectively,while no obvious blood flow was observed in 1 case.Rapid high enhancement and rapid washout were found in all 7 cases underwent CEUS,while patchy no-enhancement areas were detected in 4 cases.Conclusion Conventional ultrasonic manifestations of ES had certain specificities,which demonstrated a rapid enhancement and rapid washout pattern during CEUS and may be accompanied by necrosis.
8.Regional distribution of depressive symptoms in middle-aged and portioulate matter elderly Chinese population and its ecological association with particulate matter 25
Ziyi LUO ; Shijia YUAN ; Ronghang LIU ; Wenhui GAO ; Chunlei HAN
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2025;39(7):597-603
Objective:Against the backdrop of population aging and air pollution,this study examined the re-gional distribution of depressive symptoms among middle-aged and elderly people in China and explores the influ-ence of patrticulate matter 2.5(PM2.5)concentration on these symptoms.This study examined the regional distri-bution of depressive symptoms in middle-aged and elderly people in China and explores the influence of PM2.5 concentration and related factors on these symptoms.Methods:Middle-aged and elderly people aged 45 years and above in CHARLS database in 2013,2015 and 2018 were selected as research objects,and the Center for Epidemio-logic Studies Depression Scale(CESD-10)to obtain the detection rate of depressive symptoms.The PM2.5 concen-tration data were derived from the annual data of the China Environmental Monitoring Station.t-test,x2 test and DID model were used to analyze the related factors of depressive symptoms.Stata17.0 and Arc GIS10.8 were used for spatial autocorrelation analysis to explore the regional distribution and relationship of depressive symptoms in mid-dle-aged and elderly people in China.Results:From east to west,the detection rate of depressive symptoms in mid-dle-aged and elderly people in China showed an increasing trend.The regional distribution of PM2.5 mainly showed that the central region was higher than the northern and southern regions and the western region(except Xinjiang)was higher than the eastern region.Conclusion:Both the PM2.5 concentration and depression symptoms exhibit spatial clustering across China.PM2.5 has a negative impact on depression symptoms in middle-aged and elderly people,with other related factors including gender,age,education level,marital status,living area,smoking status.
9.Ultrasonic manifestations of Ewing sarcoma in children
Na XU ; Ziyi WANG ; Luyao ZHOU ; Zhou LIN ; Xia FENG ; Haonan ZHAI ; Xiuli YUAN ; Youping WANG ; Wei SHI
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2025;41(4):646-650
Objective To observe conventional ultrasound and contrast-enhanced ultrasound(CEUS)manifestations of Ewing sarcoma(ES)in children.Methods Fifteen children with pathologically confirmed ES were retrospectively collected.Conventional ultrasound and CEUS characteristics of lesions were analyzed.Results Among 15 cases,ES of bone(ESB)was found in 7 cases,while extraskeletal ES(EES)was observed in the other 8 cases.Solitary tumor was noticed in 14 cases,with a median maximum diameter of 7.50 cm,while multiple abdominal masses were found in 1 case.The tumors had irregular shapes and poorly defined boundaries,with medium echogenicity in 7 cases,low echogenicity in 6 cases,while in other 2 cases present as cystic-solid lesions.CDFI showed sparse blood flow in 11 cases,abundant or slightly abundant blood flow in 2 and 1 case,respectively,while no obvious blood flow was observed in 1 case.Rapid high enhancement and rapid washout were found in all 7 cases underwent CEUS,while patchy no-enhancement areas were detected in 4 cases.Conclusion Conventional ultrasonic manifestations of ES had certain specificities,which demonstrated a rapid enhancement and rapid washout pattern during CEUS and may be accompanied by necrosis.
10.Study on the confirmation of treponema pallidum antibody reactivity in blood donors
Jiaoli ZOU ; Qingkai CHEN ; Qiuting YUAN ; Miaoling DENG ; Junjun PAN ; Wanlan SU ; Runkui WEI ; Ziyi HE
Chinese Journal of Blood Transfusion 2024;37(7):790-796
Objective To evaluate the feasibility of confirming syphilis reactive blood donors.Methods The serum of donors with anti-TP reaction by ELISA were confirmed by treponema pallidum particle agglutination(TPPA)and Western blotting(WB).The results of two confirmation methods that were negative,suspicious or inconsistent were followed up and compared.At the same time,the analytical index values of the screening reagent A,B and C and their combinations were e-valuated and compared using the the receiver operating characteristic curve(ROC curve)based on the results of the two confirmation methods.Results The positive rate of 223 ELISA anti-TP reactive samples(including 124 double-reagent ELISA reactive samples and 99 single-reagent ELISA reactive samples)was 57.40%confirmed by TPPA and 38.57%con-firmed by WB(89.52%vs 17.17%by TPPA and 52.42%vs 21.21%by WB for double-reagent and single-reagent ELISA reactive samples).The confirmed negative rate of TPPA was 35.43%and that of WB was 42.60%(6.45%vs 71.72%of TP-PA and 29.84%vs 58.59%of WB for double-reagent and single-reagent ELISA reactive samples).According to Kappa test,the confirmed results between the two methods were not consistent,especially for those single-regent ELISA reactive sam-ples.Thirty six cases were followed up successfully,of which 17(47.22%)confirmed changes in the test results but the changes were irregular.Based on the confirmed results of TPPA and WB,the ROC curve analysis was performed on the anti-TP screening S/CO values of double-reagent ELISA reactive samples.When combining ELISA screening reagents as A/B and A/C,the optimal S/CO values of reagent A were 1.815,5.73 and 10.205,16.165,respectively.Conclusion TPPA and WB have poor consistency in the confirmation of ELISA anti-TP reactive blood samples,and the outcome of follow-up confirmation is unclear.The S/CO threshold of ROC curve is affected by the combination of confirmatory screening reagents,and it is difficult to confirm the results of ELISA anti-TP reactive blood donors.

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