1.Current management status of Chinese herbal pieces in China’s national healthcare security drug catalog
Chunmei ZHANG ; Liyan TANG ; Xiaoyu WANG ; Xingyu WANG ; Jingjing LIU ; Qingmiao LI
China Pharmacy 2025;36(20):2495-2501
OBJECTIVE To provide references for further improving the management level of Chinese herbal pieces covered by the healthcare security drug catalog (hereinafter referred to as “healthcare security covered Chinese herbal pieces”). METHODS Policy documents related to healthcare security covered Chinese herbal pieces were retrieved from official websites of National Healthcare Security Administration and medical insurance bureaus of various provinces (autonomous regions, municipalities directly under the central government). Using text analysis, the current management status of healthcare security covered Chinese herbal pieces in various provinces was analyzed from two dimensions: management regulations and catalog formats. RESULTS In terms of the management regulations for healthcare security covered Chinese herbal pieces, some provinces implemented both national and provincial standards for Chinese herbal pieces, while a small number of provinces adopted national standards alongside their own provincial standards. Regarding the payment categories of healthcare security covered Chinese herbal pieces, most were classified as category A, though some provinces managed them as category B, and others included both categories A and B or category C. In terms of applicants, there were three kinds: only medical institutions, only herbal piece enterprises, or both medical institutions and herbal piece enterprises being allowed to apply. During the application process, some provinces required preliminary evaluations by local healthcare security departments with recommended lists submitted, while some provinces omitted preliminary evaluations and relied solely on unified evaluation by provincial healthcare security departments. Regarding the methods for catalog formulation and adjustment, there was little variation among the provinces. In terms of the catalog format for healthcare security covered Chinese herbal pieces, some provinces had supplemented the catalog fields based on the national medical insurance catalog. In contrast, some provinces had relatively simple catalogs. Regarding the sorting of the herbal pieces catalog, some catalogs were arranged by the number of Chinese character strokes in the names of the herbal pieces, but most catalogs lacked clear sorting rules. CONCLUSIONS Significant resultshave been achieved in formulating management measures and the catalog of healthcare security covered Chinese herbal pieces. However, there is still a great necessity to develop targeted and adaptable management clauses based on local conditions and the characteristics of Chinese herbal pieces. The content and format of healthcare security drug catalog of Chinese herbal pieces should be improved; in addition, continuous tracking of the latest management policies is also essential to improve the accuracy and operability of formulated catalog.
2.Investigation Report of the Species and Reserves of Chinese Materia Medica Resources in Sichuan Based on the 4th Chinese Materia Medica Resource Inventory
Qingmao FANG ; Qingmiao LI ; Yi ZHOU ; Wentao ZHU ; Bing LUO ; Mei ZHANG ; Xianjian ZHOU ; Ping WU ; Ping HU ; Hongsu WANG ; Cheng PENG ; Jin PEI ; Yuecheng LI ; Hao ZHANG ; Cheng ZHUANG ; Youqing GAN ; Minghua LUO ; Junning ZHAO
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2024;26(8):1946-1958
Objective To compare the changes of the Chinese Materia Medica resources(CMMR)in Sichuan based on the data of the 3rd Chinese Materia Medica Resource Inventory(CMMRI,1983-1986)and the 4th CMMRI(2011-2022).Methods Using new techniques,after field investigation,collection and identification of the specimens of the animals,plants and minerals.The data of the CMMR in Sichuan found in the 4th CMMRI were analysed and compared with the data of 3rd CMMRI.Results ①9055 species of CMMR were found in Sichuan during the 4th CMMRI,including 8272 species of medicinal plants,745 species of medicinal animals and 38 species of medicinal minerals.Compared with the 3rd CMMRI,the number of CMMR found in Sichuan have greatly increased.The number of medicinal plants increased 5018 species,the number of medicinal animals increased 637 species and the number of medicinal minerals increased 5 species,too.②The medicinal plants is the main part of the CMMR,and the higher plants(7774 species)has the absolute advantage of the CMMR.The top 20 families which have plenty of plant species include Compositae,Rosaceae,Leguminosae,Ranunculaceae,etc.③ Based on the data of the CMMR of the 183 counties in Sichuan,the reserves of 235 species of wild CMMR in Sichuan is about 36.72 million ton.There were 49 CMMR which have reserves beyond 100 thousand tons,such as Arisaematis rhizoma,Epimedii folium,Cimicifugae rhizoma,Acori tatarinowii rhizoma,Gentianae macrophyllae radix,Polygoni multiflori radix etc.④In 2021,there were 215 species of CMMR cultivated in Sichuan,the main species were Aurantii fructus,Chuanxiong rhizoma,Polygonati rhizome,Salviae miltiorrhizae radix et rhizome.The planting area was 8.17 million and the production was 1.26 million ton.⑤All 183 countries were found CMMR,the number of the species of CMMR in 30 countries exceeded 800,including 16 countries which had more than 1000 kinds of CMMR,such as Emeishan,Hongya,Muli etc.The total types of the CMMR(up 118.31%),the reserves of the wild CMMR(up 119 times)and the number of the counties(up 3 times)which had plenty of CMMR,showed a marked increase over the 3rd CMMRI.8 new species were found in the the 4th CMMRI,such as Codonopsis atriplicifolia,Tongoloa tagongensis,Allium xinlongense,etc.Conclusion The species,the reserves of the CMMR and the resource rich countries in Sichuan are the top 3 in China and Sichuan is worthy of the title of"Hometown of Traditional Chinese Medicine".The compositions and types of the family,genus and species of the CMMR in Sichuan have significantly increased.The basic information of the CMR in Sichuan was clearly found out during the 4th CMMRI,and beneficial for the sustainable development and utilization of the CMMR in Sichuan.
3.Investigation and Research on the Resources of National Key Protected Medicinal Plants in Sichuan Province
Xianjian ZHOU ; Hongsu WANG ; Qingmao FANG ; Yi ZHOU ; Mei ZHANG ; Qingmiao LI ; Junning ZHAO
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2024;26(8):1975-1983
Sichuan Province is located across several major geomorphic units,such as the Qinghai Tibet Plateau,Hengduan Mountains,the Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau,Qinling Bashan Mountains,and Sichuan Basin.The complex ecological environment has created rich plant species.Based on the results of the fourth national survey of traditional Chinese medicine resources in Sichuan Province,according to the plant catalog in the
4.Study on the Diversity of Medicinal Plant Resources in Southern Sichuan Economic Zone
Ping HU ; Qingmiao LI ; Mei ZHANG ; Xianjian ZHOU ; Yi ZHOU ; Ping WU ; Hongsu WANG ; Bing LUO ; Qingmao FANG ; Junning ZHAO
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2024;26(8):1984-1990
Objective To Provide basic information for the development of traditional Chinese medicine in the region by collating medicinal plant resources in Southern Sichuan Economic Zone.Methods The list was formed in Southern Sichuan Economic Zone by collecting and verifying Medicinal Plant Resources in 28 Counties(Districts)of the Southern Sichuan Economic Zone.The species composition,family structure,life type,threated degree of the medicine plants resources,the medicinal parts of key medicinal plants included,main cultivated medicinal herbs in the pharmacopoeia were statistically analysed for searching for the diversity of medicinal plant resources.Results The medicinal plant resources included 201 families,979 genera,2555 species.Herbaceous medicinal plants accounted for the largest proportion in both species and quantity.There are 270 species listed in the Chinese pharmacopoeia and 72 threatened and protected species among the medicinal plant resources.Conclusion The diversity of medicinal plant resources in the South Sichuan Economic Zone is prominent,and it can be reasonably developed,utilized,and protected.It is suggested to formulate effective protection measures for wild medicinal plant resources based on regional environmental characteristics,and rationally and sustainably develop and utilize high-quality medicinal plant resources with local characteristics.
5.Investigation on the Varieties and Reserves of Key Chinese Medicinal Materials in Sichuan Province
Xianjian ZHOU ; Qingmao FANG ; Mei ZHANG ; Yi ZHOU ; Ping HU ; Ping WU ; Hongsu WANG ; Bing LUO ; Qingmiao LI ; Junning ZHAO
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2024;26(8):1999-2008
Objective Investigate the types and reserves of key Chinese medicinal materials in Sichuan Province,and provide scientific basis for the sustainable utilization of traditional Chinese medicine resources in Sichuan Province.Methods Using a combination of field sample survey,market visit survey,and cultivation visit survey,we investigated the varieties and reserves of key Chinese medicinal materials in 183 county-level administrative regions in Sichuan Province.Results Sichuan Province has included 358 key varieties in the 2020 edition of the Chinese Pharmacopoeia,including 133 key medicinal materials under market investigation and 225 key medicinal materials under field investigation.The investigation discovered 325 key plant medicinal materials,14 key animal medicinal materials,14 key mineral medicinal materials,and 5 key fungal medicinal materials.We have completed a survey on the quantity and weight of 134 key Chinese medicinal materials,and calculated the reserve information of 134 key medicinal materials through the National Traditional Chinese Medicine Resource Census Database System.Conclusion Sichuan Province has abundant types of key traditional Chinese medicine resources,accounting for 51.3%of the total number of key varieties in the country.The resource reserves are large,exceeding 20 million tons,but some varieties of resources are severely damaged and urgently need to be protected.
6.Health risk and spatial distribution characteristics of heavy metal exposure in typical abandoned mining area in Liuzhou, Guangxi
Tufeng HE ; Qingmiao WEI ; Jingze LI ; Sanjin WEI ; Yifan ZHANG ; Qiu’an ZHONG
Journal of Environmental and Occupational Medicine 2023;40(2):190-195
Background Exposure to heavy metals has potential adverse impacts on human health, and the concentration of heavy metals in abandoned mining areas may still be higher than that in general areas, so the health risk assessment in such areas cannot be ignored. Objective To explore the health risk of heavy metal exposure and the spatial distribution characteristics of associated main metals in a typical abandoned mining area. Methods Environmental samples of irrigated soil, rice, and drinking water were collected from 13 natural villages under the jurisdiction of a township in Liuzhou, Guangxi from November to December 2019, where a typical abandoned mining was located. Finally, 13 irrigation soil samples, 11 rice samples, and 13 drinking water samples were collected. The concentrations of six metals and metalloid elements in each environmental sample were detected by inductively coupled-plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS), including cadmium (Cd), arsenic (As), lead (Pb), chromium (Cr), copper (Cu), and zinc (Zn). At the same time, 251 local residents were recruited for health risk assessment. Model parameters such as body weight, rice intake, and drinking water intake of local residents were obtained through field survey, and the median metal concentration of each environmental sample was taken as the risk assessment parameter of the region. The health risk of heavy metal exposure of local residents was assessed by using oral health risk assessment model of U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. The spatial distribution characteristics of health risks associated with heavy metals were evaluated by empirical Bayes interpolation method using Geographic Information System (GIS) technology. Results The positive rates of Cd, As, Pb, Cr, Cu, and Zn in the irrigated soil samples were 100.00%. The positive rate of Pb was 63.64% in the rice samples, while the rates of other metals were 100.00%. The positive rates of Cd, As, Pb, Cr, Cu, and Zn in the drinking water samples were 53.85%, 76.92%, 92.31%, 15.38%, 84.62%, and 100.00%, respectively. The results of non-carcinogenic risk assessment of oral exposure to heavy metals suggested that the contribution of heavy metals causing non-carcinogenic risk from high to low was As (70.52%) > Cd (18.03%) > Zn (6.63%) > Cu (4.12%) > Pb (0.64%) > Cr (0.06%), and the corresponding estimated non-carcinogenic risk values were 3.54 × 100, 9.05 × 10−1, 3.33 × 10−1, 2.07 × 10−1, 3.23 × 10−2, and 5.42 × 10−4, respectively. The results of carcinogenic risk assessment of oral exposure to heavy metals suggested that the contribution of studied metals from high to low was Cd (87.00%) > As (10.24%) > Cr (2.60%) > Pb (0.16%), and the estimated carcinogenic risks were 4.35× 10−3, 5.12 × 10−4, 1.30 × 10−4, and 3.08 × 10−7, respectively. Rice was the leading media associated with non-carcinogenic risk and carcinogenic risk (99.4% and 99.8% respectively). The spatial distribution characteristics of GIS showed no obvious regularity in the distribution of As in irrigated soil, rice, and drinking water. In rice and irrigated soil, the content of Cd in the villages adjacent to the mining area was obviously higher than that in the other villages, while in drinking water, the content in the villages far away from the mining area was higher. Conclusion As and Cd are the main heavy metals that increase the health risk of local residents in a typical abandoned mining area, and the distribution characteristics of the two heavy metals in different environmental media are not completely consistent.
7.Expression profiles of microRNA in peripheral blood mononuclear cells and immune factors in pregnant women with hepatitis B virus infection.
Yun WANG ; Xia ZHANG ; Qingmiao YU ; Fan JIN ; Xiaofeng JIANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Genetics 2019;36(8):781-784
OBJECTIVE:
To determine the expression profile of microRNA (miRNA) in peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) and immune factors in pregnant women with hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection.
METHODS:
A total of 182 pregnant women infected with HBV were randomly selected, with 40 healthy pregnant women and 35 non-pregnant women as controls. High-throughput sequencing was used to detect RNA in the PBMC of all subjects. Indirect ELISA method was used to determine the changes of cytokines in peripheral blood samples.
RESULTS:
Compared with the control group, 18 differentially expressed miRNA were identified in those with HBV infection (P< 0.01). Among these, miR-3607-3p, miR-20a, miR-1296, miR-153-1 and miR-X4 may directly regulate the transcriptional level of target genes including IL-10, IL-18, IL-16, MCP-1, NUP50 and CCR1. Meanwhile, peripheral blood cytokines IL-10, IL-18, IL-16 and MCP-1 were significantly increased in those with HBV infection (P<0.01), with the expression level of IL-16 and MCP-1 being strongly correlated with the viral load.
CONCLUSION
The expression profiles of miRNA in PBMC and cytokines in peripheral blood can change significantly during pregnancy, both may be involved in the immune response to HBV infection.
Cytokines
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blood
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DNA, Viral
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Female
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Hepatitis B
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Hepatitis B virus
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Humans
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Leukocytes, Mononuclear
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metabolism
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MicroRNAs
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Pregnancy
8.Three-dimensional analysis of the early correction of anterior crossbite using eruption guidance appliance.
Xu WANG ; Jing Jing ZHANG ; Fu Song YUAN ; Yu WANG ; Cheng Hao LI ; Juha Eerik VARRELA ; Jiang YUE ; Li Hong GE
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2018;50(3):532-537
OBJECTIVE:
To investigate the clinical effect of eruption guidance appliance in the treatment of anterior cross bite in mixed-dentition children.
METHODS:
In the study,10 mixed-dentition children with anterior cross bite, totally 12 incisors, were selected. Alginate was used to take upper and lower dentition impression and make a hard plaster model,which served as the eruption guidance appliance for treatment. The pre- and post-operative dental casts were digitized with SmartOptics Activity 880 scanner,and the three-dimensional overlapping models were obtained by reverse engineering software,Geomagic Studio 2012,then the three-dimensional movements of the upper and lower incisors were analyzed using Imageware 13.2 software. The overbite and overjet were analyzed using the same methods. Measurement with copper wire was used to analyze the upper and lower arch length. Space analysis was the result by the sum of crown width minus the arch length. The crown width of unerupted permanent teeth was according to X-ray method to predict. The SPSS 17.0 software was used to analyze the pre- and post-operative measurements of the same child. The normality test of the measured data showed that it conformed to the normal distribution. Therefore,the t test and double side test were used,and the significance level was 0.05.
RESULTS:
The course of treatment was (5.6±2.7) months. During orthodontic treatment, the upper incisors moved mainly labially (P<0.001) in three-dimensional displacement, and the lower incisors moved mainly the same direction (P=0.025). During the treatment of eruption guidance appliance,the average overbite decreased (1.01±0.9) mm (t=-3.531, P=0.006), and the difference was statistically significant. There was no statistically significant difference between the pre- and post-operative average overjet (t=0.771, P=0.460). The severity of crowding in upper arch decreased (1.9±0.99) mm (t=-6.042, P<0.001),and that in lower arch decreased (1.9±0.74) mm (t=-8.143, P<0.001), both of the differences were statistically significant.
CONCLUSION
The anterior cross bite in mixed dentition could be corrected by eruption guidance appliance, and at the same time, the normal overjet and overbite were established, and the teeth were aligned.
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Dentition, Mixed
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Malocclusion
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Malocclusion, Angle Class II
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Tooth Eruption
9.Application of HC visual laryngoscope in emergency tracheal intubation for severe craniocerebral trauma patients with basilar fracture
Jiaming ZHANG ; Jinyu XU ; Guorong HUANG ; Jun SHI ; Dongdong JI ; Jiong GENG ; Qingmiao DONG
Journal of Regional Anatomy and Operative Surgery 2017;26(6):442-445
Objective To assess the clinical application values of HC visual laryngoscope in emergency tracheal intubation for severe craniocerebral trauma patients with basilar fracture.Methods Retrospective analysis was used to review 60 patients of severe traumatic brain injury with basilar fracture in emergency resuscitation room who needed the hospital emergency tracheal intubation.There were 30 patients operated with visual HC laryngoscope (the observation group), and the other 30 patients underwent common direct laryngoscope (the control group).The index of the degree of exposure,intubation time,success rate of intubation were compared between the two groups.ResultsThere were 28 cases (93.33%) of Cormark-Lehane grading Ⅰ to Ⅱ in observation group,which was significantly higher than 20 cases (66.67%) in the control group(P< 0.05).The average intubation time in observation group was (34.3±6.7) seconds,and it was shorter than (44.5±5.7) seconds in the control group (P<0.05).In observation group,26 cases (86.67%) were of one-time successful intubation,which was higher than 19 cases (63.33%) in the control group,and the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).ConclusionHC visual laryngoscope in emergency tracheal intubation for severe craniocerebral trauma patients with basilar fracture can improve the success rate of intubation,shorten the intubation time,reduce adverse reactions,and it is worthy of clinical application.
10.Fetal lung structures and expression of pulmonary surfactant proteins of B and C and their modulating factors in rat with gestational diabetes mellitus
Feitao DENG ; Li ZHANG ; Liangfang GE ; Qingmiao ZHANG ; Li ZOU
Chinese Journal of Perinatal Medicine 2015;18(8):625-631
Objective To explore the lung developmental disorder of rats with gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) via investigating the GDM rat fetal lung structures and expression of pulmonary surfactant proteins (SP)-B,SP-C,thyroid transcription factor (TTF)-1 and pleiomorphic adenoma gene like (PLAGL)-2.Methods Sprague-Dawley rats were used to construct the GDM model.Twenty GDM rats were used as GDM group and 20 normal pregnant rats as control group.Cesarean section was performed on day 21 of gestation and random blood sugar was detected,and fetal rats were counted and weighed.Ultrastructure of the fetal lungs was studied by transmission electron microscopy.Sixty fetal rats were selected randomly in each group,and 360 paraffin sections were made from fetal lungs.One hundred discontinuous paraffin sections were picked up in each group to observe morphological and structural changes under optical microscope.The other one hundred discontinuous paraffin sections were picked up in each group to detect the location and expression of SP-B,SP-C,TTF-1 and PLAGL-2 protein by immunohistochemistry.Nine fetal rats were selected randomly to detect the expression level of SP-B,SP-C,TTF-1 and PLAGL-2 proteins in fetal lung tissues by Western blotting.Twenty seven fetal rats were selected randomly to detect the mRNAs level of SP-B,SP-C,TTF-1 and PLAGL-2 by real-time quantitative polymerase chain reaction.Independent sample t-test was used for statistical analysis.Results The average random blood glucose level in GDM group was significantly higher than that in control group [(26.8± 2.8) vs (4.9± 0.5) mmol/L,t=-34.05,P=0.00].The average weight of fetal rats in GDM group was higher than that in control group [(5.6±0.6) vs (5.2±0.5) g,t=-1.97,P=0.03].Alveolar number (10.1 ± 1.6 vs 12.1 ± 1.3) and alveolar area [(986.9 ± 5.5) vs (1 257.3± 5.0) μ m2] in GDM group was less than that in control group (t=9.84 and 27.53,both P < 0.05).Alveolar septum [(11.5±6.2) vs (9.9±4.3) μm] in GDM group was higher than that in control group (t=-2.17,P < 0.05).Microvillus in type] cells were short and the number of lamellar bodies was significantly decreased in GDM group.SP-B,SP-C,TTF-1 and PLAGL-2 proteins were distributed in the cytoplasm in granular form.The average value of absorbance of SP-B,SP-C,TTF-1 and PLAGL-2 proteins in GDM group was 1.15±0.12,1.23±0.06,0.87±0.21 and 1.21 ±0.18 respectively;and that in control group was 1.22±0.05,1.31 ±0.14,1.12±0.09 and 1.33 ±0.07 respectively.The value in GDM group was lower than that in control group (t=2.40,2.35,4.89,and 2.77 respectively,all P < 0.01).The expression level of SP-B,SP-C,TTF-1 and PLAGL-2 proteins in GDM group was 0.57± 0.09,0.45±0.03,1.50±0.04 and 1.11 ±0.04 respectively;and that in control group was 0.81 ±0.03,0.66±0.04,1.69±0.05 and 1.46±0.07 respectively.The value in GDM group was lower than that in control group (t=1 1.77,11.09,8.80 and 13.37,respectively,all P < 0.01).The mRNA level of SP-B,SP-C,TTF-1 and PLAGL-2 in GDM group was 0.60±0.04,0.79±0.04,0.81 ±0.03 and 0.79±0.05 respectively;and that in control group was 1.06±0.19,1.03±0.24,1.03±0.18 and 1.02±0.19 respectively.The value in GDM group was lower than that in control group (t=6.80,2.98,3.54 and 3.54 respectively,all P < 0.01).Conclusions The protein expression level of SP-B and SP-C in fetal lungs of GDM rats decreases obviously,possibly because of the down-regulation of the gene expression of TTF-1 and/or PLAGL-2.The pathological changes in fetal lungs of GDM rats might be associated with the descending level of SP-B and SP-C protein.

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