1.Comparison of frailty assessment and related tools in elderly hospitalized patients with atrial fibrillation
Junpeng LIU ; Lingling CUI ; Di GUO ; Chen MENG ; Wanrong ZHU ; Wei DONG ; Guobin MIAO ; Bohan LIU ; Peng LIN ; Hua WANG ; Jiefu YANG
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2023;42(2):154-158
Objective:We evaluated frailty in elderly hospitalized patients with atrial fibrillation and analyzed the relevance, consistency, and diagnostic power of different frailty tools.Methods:From September 2018 to April 2019, a total of 197 elderly patients with atrial fibrillation aged ≥ 65 years in Beijing Hospital, Chinese PLA General Hospital, and Beijing Tsinghua Changgung Hospital were prospectively enrolled.Five frailty tools, including the clinical frailty scale(CFS), FRAIL scale(FRAIL), Fried frailty phenotype(Fried), Edmonton frail scale(EFS), and comprehensive geriatric assessment-frailty index(CGA-FI), were used for frailty assessment.Results:A total of 197 hospitalized elderly patients with atrial fibrillation were enrolled, with an average age of(77.5±7.1)years old(57.4% male). The prevalence of frailty, according to the five frailty tools, were 25.4%(FRAIL), 27.9%(EFS), 34.5%(Fried), 40.6%(CFS), and 42.6%(CGA-FI), respectively.CFS had a good correlation(correlation coefficient 0.80)and and consistency(Kappa value 0.71, 95% CI 0.61~0.81)with CGA-FI.The combined frailty index was used as the gold standard for frailty diagnosis.The results showed that CFS and CGA-FI had high diagnostic sensitivity(95.9 % and 98.0 %, respectively)and specificity(77.7 % and 75.7 %, respectively). Conclusions:Frailty is common in elderly hospitalized patients with atrial fibrillation, showing multidimensional features, and physical weakness is not prominet.CFS and CGA-FI are recommended for the assessment of frailty in patients with atrial fibrillation, which had good correlation and consistency.
2.Application of holographic image navigation in urological laparoscopic and robotic surgery
Gang ZHU ; Jinchun XING ; Guobin WENG ; Zhiquan HU ; Ningchen LI ; He ZHU ; Pingsheng GAO ; Zhihua WANG ; Weizhi ZHU ; Kai ZHANG ; Hongbo LI ; Zhun WU ; Rui ZHU ; Xifeng WEI ; Yanan WANG ; Qun XIE ; Bing FU ; Xinghuan WANG ; Lin QI ; Xin YAO ; Tiejun PAN ; Delin WANG ; Nan LIU ; Jianguang QIU ; Jianggen YANG ; Bao ZHANG ; Zhuowei LIU ; Hui HAN ; Gang LI ; Bin ZHANG ; Manli NA ; Jingjing LU ; Lei WANG ; Zichen ZHAO ; Yanqun NA
Chinese Journal of Urology 2020;41(2):131-137
Objective To evaluate the clinical value of holographic image navigation in urological laparoscopic and robotic surgery.Methods The data of patients were reviewed retrospectively for whom accepted holographic image navigation laparoscopic and robotic surgery from Jan.2019 to Dec.2019 in Beijing United Family Hospital and other 18 medical centers,including 78 cases of renal tumor,2 cases of bladder cancer,2 cases of adrenal gland tumor,1 cases of renal cyst,1 case of prostate cancer,1 case of sweat gland carcinoma with lymph node metastasis,1 case of pelvic metastasis after radical cystectomy.All the patients underwent operations.In the laparoscopic surgery group,there were 27 cases of partial nephrectomy,1 case of radical prostatectomy,2 cases of radical cystectomy and 2 cases of adrenalectomy.In the da Vinci robotic surgery group of 54 cases,there were 51 cases of partial nephrectomy,1 case of retroperitoneal lymph node dissection,1 case of retroperitoneal bilateral renal cyst deroofing and 1 case of resection of pelvic metastasis.There were 41 partial nephrectomy patients with available clinical data for statistic,with a median age of 53.5 years (range 24-76),including 26 males and 15 females.The median R.E.N.A.L score was 7.8 (range 4-11).Before the operation,the engineers established the holographic image based on the contrast CT images and reports.The surgeon applied the holographic image for preoperative planning.During the operation,the navigation was achieved by real time fusing holographic images with the laparoscopic surgery images in the screen.Results All the procedures had been complete uneventfully.The holographic images helped surgeon in understanding the visual three-dimension structure and relation of vessels supplying tumor or resection tissue,lymph nodes and nerves.By manipulating the holographic images extracorporeally,the fused image guide surgeons about location vessel,lymph node and other important structure and then facilitate the delicate dissection.For the 41 cases with available clinical data including 23 cases of robotic-assisted partial nephrectomy and 18 cases of laparoscopic nephrectomy,the median operation time was 140 (range 50-225) min,the median warm ischemia time was 23 (range 14-60) min,the median blood loss was 80(range 5-1 200) ml.In the robotic surgery group,the median operation time was 140 (range 50-215)min,the median warm i schemia time was 21 (range 17-40)min,the median blood loss was 150(range 30-1 200)ml.In the laparoscopic surgery group,the median operation time was 160(range 80-225)min,the median warm ischemia time was 25 (range 14-60)min,the median blood loss was 50 (range 5-1 200) ml.All the patients had no adjacent organ injury during operation.There were 2 cases with Clavien Ⅱ complications.One required transfusion and the other one suffered hematoma post-operation.However,the tumors were located in the renal hilus for these 2 cases and the R.E.N.A.L scores were both 11.Conclusions Holographic image navigation can help location and recognize important anatomic structures during the surgical procedures..This technique will reduce the tissue injury,decrease the complications and improve the success rate of surgery.
3.Clinical characteristics and prognosis of primary gastrointestinal stromal tumors with PDGFRα mutation
Weizhen LIU ; Tao WANG ; Peng ZHANG ; Xin CHEN ; Xiong SUN ; Yao LIN ; Wenze WAN ; Xinghua LIU ; Guobin WANG ; Kaixiong TAO
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2020;35(8):624-627
Objective:To investigate the clinicopathological characteristics of primary gastrointestinal stromal tumors (GIST) with PDGFRα mutation and analyze the prognosis of different subtypes.Methods:From Jun 2010 to Jun 2019, the clinicopathological data of 35 patients with primary PDGFRα mutation GIST, who underwent surgical therapy in the Union Hospital, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, were analyzed retrospectively.Results:The main symptoms was abdominal pain (28 cases, 80%), followed by abdominal mass (6 cases, 17%), and hemafecia (1 case, 3%). 31 primary lesions (89%) were located in the stomach and 4 (11%) in other than stomach. 13 cases (37%) were of epithelioid cells, 14 cases (40%) were of spindle cells and 8 cases (23%) were of mixed cells. 27 cases (77%) were CD117 positive , 28 cases (80%) CD34 positive , and 30 cases (86%) were DOG-1 positive. 19 cases (54%) had D842V mutation and 16 cases (46%) had non-D842V mutation. Complete surgical resection was performed in all patients, with no perioperative death. The 3-year recurrence-free survival rate of the D842V mutation group was lower than that of the non-D842V mutation group (84% vs. 100%, P=0.045). Conclusions:The mutation rate of PDGFRα gene was low, mostly derived from the stomach. PDGFRα mutation GIST presents inert biological behavior and the overall prognosis was good.
4. MRI features and related factors of ankle injury in amateur marathoners
Yijie FANG ; Wei LI ; Shuanshuan GUO ; Taoyu JIA ; Ying YE ; Lin YAO ; Kunwei LI ; Guobin HONG ; Shaolin LI
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2019;53(10):813-817
Objective:
To explore the factors, characteristics and imaging manifestations of ankle joint injury in amateur marathoners (no formal training and no marathon career).
Methods:
From December 2018 to March 2019, the amateur marathon runners in Guangdong Zhuhai had been recruited as research subjects according to the study inclusion and exclusion criteria. The questionnaires were used to collect relevant data, and the subjects underwent MRI scans of the ankle joint. The ankle joint special phased array coils were used to perform fast spin echo sequence (TSE) coronal T1WI and proton density-weighted fat-suppression sequence (PDWI-FS). Axial, coronal and sagittal scans, three-dimensional-double echo steady-state sequence (3D-DESS) and three-dimensional variable flip angle fast spin echo sequence (3D-SPACE) scans were also acquired. The results of the examination were independently analyzed by two radiologists (5 and 17 years of work experience, respectively) on the ligament, tendon, bone marrow and ankle joint injuries. When they had inconsistent views, the diagnosis provided by the third radiologist (27 years of work experience) was considered a final diagnosis. The relationship between ankle injury and different running postures, the number of participating in marathons and training intensity was analyzed, and the independent sample χ
5.MRI features and related factors of ankle injury in amateur marathoners
Yijie FANG ; Wei LI ; Shuanshuan GUO ; Taoyu JIA ; Ying YE ; Lin YAO ; Kunwei LI ; Guobin HONG ; Shaolin LI
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2019;53(10):813-817
Objective To explore the factors, characteristics and imaging manifestations of ankle joint injury in amateur marathoners (no formal training and no marathon career). Methods From December 2018 to March 2019, the amateur marathon runners in Guangdong Zhuhai had been recruited as research subjects according to the study inclusion and exclusion criteria. The questionnaires were used to collect relevant data, and the subjects underwent MRI scans of the ankle joint. The ankle joint special phased array coils were used to perform fast spin echo sequence (TSE) coronal T1WI and proton density?weighted fat?suppression sequence (PDWI?FS). Axial, coronal and sagittal scans, three?dimensional?double echo steady?state sequence (3D?DESS) and three?dimensional variable flip angle fast spin echo sequence (3D?SPACE) scans were also acquired. The results of the examination were independently analyzed by two radiologists (5 and 17 years of work experience, respectively) on the ligament, tendon, bone marrow and ankle joint injuries. When they had inconsistent views, the diagnosis provided by the third radiologist (27 years of work experience) was considered a final diagnosis. The relationship between ankle injury and different running postures, the number of participating in marathons and training intensity was analyzed, and the independent sample χ2 was used for statistical analysis. The consistency of two radiologists was tested by Kappa test. Results According to the inclusion and exclusion criteria, 39 subjects were included, with 64 ankles totally, 35 right ankles and 29 left ankles. MRI showed that (1) Ligament injuries: 28 ankles were anterior talofibular ligament injuriy;50 ankles were posterior talofibular ligament injury; 60 ankles the calcaneofibular ligament injuries and 54 ankles were deltoid ligament injuries, without complete injury. (2) Tendon sheath effusion and injuries: peritendinous effusion was common, with 47 flexor hallucis longus tenosynovitis, 49 posterior tibialis tenosynovitis, 37 flexor digitorum longus tenosynovitis, 7 peroneus longus tenosynovitis and 5 peroneus brevis tenosynovitis. (3) Synovitis effusion: 43 posterior ankle synovitis and local effusion. (4) Others: cartilage injury in 2 ankles, bone marrow edema in 8 ankles, and among them stress fracture in 2 ankles. The two radiologists had good consistency with the Kappa value of 0.91. Regarding the running posture, the incidence of ligaments injuries was obviously higher in those who landed on the hind foot than in those landed on front and middle foot,and the difference was statistically significant(P=0.013, χ2 value was 6.191).The incidence of tendon injuries was higher in those who landed on the front middle foot than in those landed on the hind foot, and the difference was statistically significant (P=0.029, χ2 value was 4.775). Those with larger training (training running ≥300 km/month) had significant ankle injury (P=0.005, χ2 value was 7.844). Conclusion The MRI features of ankle joint injuries in amateur marathon volunteers are related to different running postures and training intensity.
6.Preliminary study on polyetheretherketone implant applied to cranioplasty of skull defect
Guobin ZHANG ; Shusheng ZHANG ; Zheng JIN ; Yueda CHEN ; Xin ZHANG ; Xiuyu WANG ; Jialin LI ; Junwei WANG ; Lin LIU ; Min WANG ; Ying GUAN ; Tao NI
Tianjin Medical Journal 2017;45(8):806-809,封2
Objective To study on the procedure, safety and effectiveness of polyetheretherketone (PEEK) implant applied to cranioplasty of skull defect. Methods A total of 11 cases (10 male, 1 female) of unilateral skull defect, more than 6 months post operation, were included in this study. PEEK implant was custom-made by three-dimensional numerically controlled processing depended on the data obtained from 1 mm-slice CT scan before cranioplasty individually. Autoclaved implants were applied to cranioplastic surgeries under general anesthesia. Findings of imaging examination and vital signs were compared before and after operation. Vital sign changes and circumstances during procedure were noted, and following-up reviews were performed on 2-week, 3-month and 1 year after operation respectively. Results Wounds healing were uneventful in 11 cases, no postoperative paresthesia presented. Surgical complications including temporary subcutaneous exudates were cleared up by puncture and aspiration in 5 cases, subcutaneous hematoma duo to drainage removal in 1 case, of which an emergency evacuation was performed and the implant was still with instant incision closure and then smooth recovery eventually. No significant abnormal fluctuation of laboratory examination was reported, moreover no artifact interference was found on postoperative CT scan or MR image. The subjective feelings and external sensory effects are satisfactory in patients. No emerging dysfunction of central nervous system or other organs was found, and no long-term complication was appeared. Conclusion It is feasible and safe to apply PEEK implant to cranioplasty without additional operative difficulty. This kind of material is an ideal alternative for repairing skull defect to patients with good financial condition and specific demands for postoperative status especially.
7.Pathway and effects of implementing standardized nursing management in military hospitals
Lin SUN ; Yahong LIU ; Aiqin ZHANG ; Guobin YANG
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2017;23(10):1426-1429
Objective To explore the pathway and effects of implementing standardized nursing management in military hospitals.Methods Investigation was carried out on the basis of authoritative standards, literatures and the existing nursing standards from September 2014. A number of 10 standardized nursing systems were developed and applied to clinic gradually with continuous evaluation and improvement in the whole hospital.Results After the implementation of standardized management, the quality scores of nursing service (95.14±2.55), nursing clinical practice ability (96.13±1.67) and satisfaction of patients (98.86±1.04) were significant higher than those before the implementation (t=-9.05, -11.27, -27.31;P<0.05). Identification rate of nurses were higher than 90%.Conclusions Implementation of standardized management in military hospitals helps to establish normalized management mechanism, improves the nursing quality and promotes effective and correct training of nurses.
8.Endobiliary intraductal radiofrequency ablation to reopen occluded biliary metal stents in malignant biliary obstruction
Zhonghua JIANG ; Xiuhua ZHANG ; Fei WANG ; Quanpeng LI ; Guobin JIANG ; Lin MIAO ; Zhining FAN
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2015;21(10):678-681
Objective To study the safety and feasibility of endobiliary intraductal radiofrequency ablation (RFA) to reopen occluded self-expandable metal stents in patients with malignant biliary obstruction.Methods 11 patients with malignant biliary obstruction and blocked metal stents were prospectively studied.During ERCP, after biliary cannulation, the blocked metal stents underwent RFA using a bipolar radiofrequency probe which was introduced into the stenotic bile duct via a guide wire.This was followed by a balloon to repeatedly remove debris and then endoscopic nasobiliary drainage.The patients were closely observed and followed up.Results RFA was successfully carried out in all the patients and patencies were achieved when compared with pre-RFA.The median post-RFA luminal diameter of the strictures showed significant improvement: 6 (4 ~ 10) mm versus 2 (0 ~ 5) mm, and the mean post-RFA total bilirubin level decreased sharply : (39.4 ± 8.7) μ mol/L versus (130.1 ± 38.2) μmol/L.Following this intervention, 3 patients developed fever, which were controlled with conservative therapy.There was no mortality, haemorrhage, bile duct perforation or bile leak.Of the 11 patients, 3 were dead and 6 were alive at a median follow-up of 187 (75 ~ 304) days.The median stent patency was 135 (75 ~ 203) days and the median survival was 278 (75 ~ 304) days.Four patients had their stents patent at the time of the last follow-up or death.Seven patients had their stents blocked on 113, 124, 154, 203, 96, 135 and 112 days post-procedure.Condusions Endobiliary intraductal RFA is technically feasible and safe to reopen occluded metal stents in malignant biliary obstruction.This efficacy needs to be confirmed by future randomized studies.
9.Payment structure and influencing factors of hospitalization medical expenses of medicare patients
Lin CHEN ; Jianhua MAO ; Yuxiu LIU ; Chunhui WANG ; Mei LIN ; Guobin YANG ; Li LU
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2014;(7):728-732
Objective The article was to analyze the payment structure of hospitalized urban employees receiving basic medi -cal insurance and the factors affecting the payment structure , resulting in measures to control the in-hospital fee of Medicare patients . Methods Statistical analysis was done on hospitalization expenses , expense composition and payment structure of hospitalized Medi-care patients in a first-class comprehensive hospital from 2002 to 2012 .The analysis of multiple stepwise regression were done on possi-ble influencing factors of hospitalization expenses and payment structure . Results With the adjustment of health policy , the propor-tion of medical insurance fund payment in the hospitalization expenses increased year by year , while the individual payment-scale re-duced accordingly .The hospitalization expenses and payment structure of Medicare patients were correlated with Medicare payment pol -icy, social demographic characteristics and clinical disease features . Conclusion By rational control on controllable factors , empha-sis on health care education , adjustment on Medicare payment policy and promotion on two way referral system , it is hopeful to realize the effective utilization of health resources , to achieve reasonable control on medical costs , and to reduce patients'economic burden .
10.Enhancement of Drug Sensitivity to 5-FU in Human Colorectal Cancer Cell Caco-2 by EGF Stimulation
Lin YE ; Guobin WANG ; Kaixiong TAO
Acta Medicinae Universitatis Scientiae et Technologiae Huazhong 2010;39(1):120-123
Objective By observing the effectiveness of epidermal growth factor(EGF)combined with 5-flauouracil(5-FU)in the treatment of human colorectal cancer,to explore the anti-tumor effects of EGF.Methods MTT assay was used to evaluate the effects of EGF and 5-FU alone or combined use on the growth of tumor cells.The effects of EGF on PCNA expression were detected by Western blot,and flow cytometry was done to measure the changes in cell cycle.Results EGF could induce proliferation of tumor cells.With the increase in concentration of EGF,the number of cells in G0 phase was significantly reduced,and the expression of PCNA obviously increased.There was significant difference between 100 or 1 000 ng/mL EGF groups and control group(P<0.05).The combined use of EGF and 5-FU could more significantly inhibited the growth of tumor cells than 5-FU alone(P<0.05).Conclusion EGF can enhance the sensitivity of colorectal cancer cell Caco-2 to 5-FU,which might be related to the induction of proliferation of quiescent colorectal cancer cells.

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