1.Wuzhi Wuyang——Traditional Chinese Medicine Prevention and Treatment of Malignant Tumor
Baojin HAN ; Ying TAN ; Ruijuan CAI ; Qiyuan MAO ; Chuchu ZHANG ; Yiwei ZHONG ; Hongsheng LIN
Cancer Research on Prevention and Treatment 2025;52(2):93-97
In response to the clinical needs of cancer treatment and rehabilitation, Professor Lin Hongsheng proposed the Wuzhi Wuyang (five treatments and rehabilitation) concept on the basis of years of clinical experience and the Guben Qingyuan (consolidate the foundation and clear the source) theory. Wuzhi Wuyang emphasizes the importance of treatment and rehabilitation and aims to provide personalized and stage-specific treatment and rehabilitation plans by integrating the advantages of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and modern medicine to achieve comprehensive life-cycle management for patients with cancer. The proposal of Wuzhi Wuyang has provided new ideas and methods for the treatment, prevention, and rehabilitation of cancer, along with valuable references for clinical practice and academic research. This article summarizes the connotation of Wuzhi Wuyang and its application in the comprehensive management of cancer prevention and treatment with TCM.
2.Qualitative study of active management dilemmas in young and middle-aged postoperative patients with lumbar disc herniation
Qianqian YAO ; Junjuan ZHANG ; Ruijuan HAN ; Na GAO ; Sinuo CHEN ; Linlin HOU ; Suting LIU
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2024;30(13):1738-1744
Objective:To understand the dilemma of active management in young and middle-aged postoperative patients with lumbar disc herniation, in order to provide reference for the formulation of active intervention program of self-health management meeting the needs of patients.Methods:Using the phenomenological research method, a total of 16 middle-aged and young patients with lumbar disc herniation were selected for semi-structured in-depth interviews, and the themes were analyzed and extracted by Colaizzi 7-step analysis method.Results:Three themes and nine sub-themes were extracted namely, inadequate disease response capacity and response resources (lack of disease symptom management capacity, limited access to disease management information, difficult use of disease management information, difficulty in maintaining positive self-management for a long time (forced to stop behavior change due to stress, lack of motivation to achieve good behavior change, doubts about the effectiveness of self-management) and multi-dimensional negative emotions (contrast between maintaining independence and dependence on others, fear of being misunderstood, fear of relapse) .Conclusions:Medical staff should provide comprehensive health information services for young and middle-aged postoperative patients with lumbar disc herniation, improve the out-of-hospital follow-up mechanism with the help of information technology, further improve family and social support strategies, reduce the difficulties faced in the process of active management and achieve long-term active disease management.
3.Symptom clusters in patients with lung cancer patients during chemotherapy:a scoping review
Fulan LI ; Haixia XIE ; Tianshuang YU ; Ruijuan HAN
Chinese Journal of Nursing 2024;59(18):2283-2289
Objective To identify the characteristics and research status of symptom clusters in patients with lung cancer patients during chemotherapy.Methods This scoping review was conducted under the Joanna Briggs Institute guidelines.A literature search was performed in the PubMed,Embase,CINAHL,Web of Science,Scopus,CNKI,Wanfang,and CBM databases to identify relevant studies about symptom clusters in patients with lung cancer from inception until December 31,2023.The included studies were summarized and analyzed.Results 19 papers were included and 22 symptom clusters were extracted,mainly including psychological,gastrointestinal,lung cancer-specific,fatigue-related,and respiratory symptom clusters.There are 6 symptom cluster assessment tools,of which 4 were M.D Anderson Symptom Inventory in different version;the symptom clusters were dynamically changing during chemotherapy in patients with lung cancer,with variations in core symptom clusters at different stages.Conclusion Multiple symptom clusters exist during chemotherapy in lung cancer patients,and the naming of symptom clusters and attribution of symptoms need to be further standardized.The assessment tools for symptom clusters in patients undergoing chemotherapy for lung cancer are mainly based on the Anderson Symptom Assessment Scale and other language versions.Symptom clusters in patients with lung cancer during chemotherapy show dynamic changes,and there are differences in core symptom groups at different stages.
4.Effectiveness of dyadic intervention on discharge readiness of elderly stroke patients and family caregivers
Shibian ZHANG ; Ruiling LI ; Yunli GE ; Ruijuan HAN ; Yiman WANG ; Junmei ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2023;39(18):1367-1375
Objective:To explore the application effect of dyadic intervention scheme based on dyadic disease management theory and Information, Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice model in the discharge preparation of elderly stroke patients and family caregivers.Methods:The 92 pairs of elderly stroke patients and their caregivers hospitalized in the Department of Neurology in People′s Hospital of Zhengzhou University were conveniently selected. The non synchronous control method quasi experimental research was adopted. Totally 46 pairs of subjects who met the criteria for admission and discharge from May to July 2022 were set as the control group, and routine nursing was carried out; from August to October 2022, 46 pairs of subjects who met the criteria for admission and emission were set as the observation group to implement the dyadic intervention program. The scores of discharge readiness, self-efficacy and unplanned readmission rate of patients between the two groups were compared, and the scores of caregiver readiness, self-efficacy and caregiver stress between the two groups were compared.Results:Finally, 85 pairs of subjects completed the study, with 42 pairs in the control group and 43 pairs in the observation group. On discharge day, the total scores of discharge readiness and caregiver readiness in the observation group were (95.19 ± 4.47), (23.02 ± 2.20) points, respectively, which were higher than those in the control group (85.71 ± 5.31), (19.57 ± 1.65) points, with statistically significant differences ( t=8.91,8.16, both P<0.01); the self-efficacy levels of patients in the observation group at discharge and one month after discharge, as well as those of caregivers at discharge and one month after discharge were (73.86 ± 4.87), (75.91 ± 4.51), (75.67 ± 4.99), (79.21 ± 4.90) points, respectively, higher than those in the control group (71.62 ± 5.19), (73.33 ± 4.91), (73.48 ± 4.24), (75.48 ± 4.24) points, with statistically significant differences ( t values were from 2.05 to 3.75, all P<0.05); the pressure levels of caregivers in the observation group at discharge and one month after discharge were (7.51 ± 2.48), (6.28 ± 1.99) points, respectively, lower than those in the control group (8.76 ± 2.55), (7.45 ± 2.36) points, with statistically significant differences ( t=-2.29, -2.48, both P<0.05); the unplanned readmission rate of patients in the observation group one month after discharge was 7.0% (3/43), lower than the control group′s 23.8% (10/42), with statistically significant difference ( χ2=4.65, P<0.05). Conclusions:The implementation of dyadic intervention on elderly stroke patients and caregivers can make their discharge preparation process more adequate, thus reducing the caregiver′s care pressure, reducing the unplanned readmission rate of patients, and improving their health outcomes.
5. Extracts of Portulaca oleracea promote wound healing by enhancing angiology regeneration and inhibiting iron accumulation in mice
Jinglin GUO ; Jing HAN ; Ruijuan SI ; Hui SHAN ; Xiaoying WANG ; Ju ZHANG ; Juan PENG ; Ke WANG
Chinese Herbal Medicines 2022;14(2):263-272
Objective: To investigate the role of Portulaca oleracea (POL) in promoting revascularization and re-epithelization as well as inhibiting iron aggregation and inflammation of deep tissue pressure injury (DTPI). Methods: The hydroalcoholic extract of POL (P) and aqueous phase fraction of POL (PD) were prepared based on maceration and liquid–liquid extraction. The number of new blood vessels and VEGF-A expression level were assessed using H&E stain and Western blot on injured muscle to examine the role of POL different extracts in vascularization. The iron distribution and total elemental iron of injured muscle were detected using laser ablation inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) and Perls’ staining to determine whether POL extracts can inhibit the iron accumulation. Besides, the ability of POL extracts to promote wound healing by combining re-epithelization time, inflammation degree and collagen deposition area were comprehensively evaluated. Results: In vitro, we observed a significant increase in HUVEC cell viability, migration rate and the number of the tube after P and PD treatment (P < 0.05). In vivo, administration of P and PD impacted vascularization and iron accumulation on injured tissue, evident from more new blood vessels, higher expression of VEGF-A and decreased muscle iron concentration of treatment groups compared with no-treatment groups (P < 0.05). Besides, shorter re-epithelization time, reduced inflammatory infiltration and distinct collagen deposition were associated with administration of P and PD (P < 0.05). Conclusion: POL extract administration groups have high-quality wound healing, which is associated with increased new blood vessels, collagen deposition and re-epithelization, along with decreased iron accumulation and inflammatory infiltration. Our results suggest that that POL extract is beneficial to repair injured muscle after ischemia–reperfusion, highlighting the potential of POL in the DTPI treatment.
6.Medical rescue support for astronauts of space station mission
Ruijuan WANG ; Lianyong LI ; Rong TAN ; Xiaotong LOU ; Ji LIU ; Gang WANG ; Bei ZHAO ; Rui CHEN ; Guoxin HAN ; Heming YANG ; Jianwen GU
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2022;31(6):736-739
Objective:To review and summarize the main problems that have occurred in the history of manned spaceflight worldwide and the experience of the medical rescue support for astronauts at the main landing site since the first manned spaceflight mission of the Shenzhou-5 in China in 2003, focus on the technical status and return characteristics during the construction of the space station since the Shenzhou-12, and formulate a targeted injury treatment plan to ensure the safety of astronauts.Methods:This article summarized the lessons of accidental injuries of astronauts in foreign aerospace history, especially in the space station stage, combined with the experience of medical support of astronauts in manned spaceflight in China, and put forward a series of organizations, plans and treatments according to the mission characteristics of long-term orbits and adjustments of the main landing sites of space station mission spacecraft.Results:On the basis of the original pre-cabin emergency and helicopter ICU comprehensive rescue platform, the emergency procedures were further optimized, and the treatment plans under different complex terrains and the principles of rapid treatment and evacuation of astronauts were formulated.Conclusions:The effective treatment of astronauts returning from the space station in various situations could be ensured by the comprehensive rescue plan for the medical rescue of the space station mission and the construction and organization of the helicopter rescue platform.
7.Research on the emergency surgery risks of medical support and coping strategies for taikonauts of Shenzhou-12 astronauts
Ji LIU ; Heming YANG ; Xiaotong LOU ; Ruijuan WANG ; Rong TAN ; Lianyong LI ; Gang WANG ; Bei ZHAO ; Rui CHEN ; Guoxin HAN ; Bo YANG ; Xing PENG ; Xueping SONG ; Yu HE ; Weiwu FANG ; Jianwen GU
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2022;31(6):740-747
Objective:This study aims to analyze the characteristics and basic principles of emergency surgery risks and anesthesia care of medical support at the landing site for China’s taikonauts of the Shenzhou-12, and to summarize China’s experience in medical support at the landing site for manned spaceflight, and ensure supports in special environments such as an emergency return of manned spaceflight.Methods:This study was carried out through literature research on relevant reports on the emergency surgery risks and aids of domestic and foreign astronauts at the landing sites, and summaries of the experience in medical support for taikonauts of spacecrafts from Shenzhou-5 to Shenzhou-11 at the landing sites. At the same time, according to the characteristics of Shenzhou-12 such as the long on-orbit time, the adjustment in the landing area, the optimization of the mission mode, and new search and rescue power, a series of organization, pre-arranged planning, equipment allocation, and effective anesthesia treatment plan were proposed and inspected in practice.Results:Based on the original anesthesia care plan of medical support, the first-aid carrier was adjusted and modified, the first-aid procedure was optimized, a new generation of supraglottic airway opening tool, video laryngoscope, portable ultrasound, and other devices were added, and the anesthesia care plan at the landing site for manned spaceflight was formulated to provide strong support for the medical care of taikonauts that had stayed in the outer space for a long time.Conclusions:Upon the targeted improvement and process optimization, the anesthesia care plan of medical support for taikonauts of Shenzhen-12 in the landing area fully meets the anesthesia requirement of medical support in special environments such as the emergency return of the taikonauts that have stayed in the outer space for a long time under the new orbital altitude.
8.Nursing characteristics and measures in the medical rescue support of Shenzhou-12 space station
Xuepin SONG ; Yuxia CHENG ; Heming YANG ; Lianyong LI ; Gang WANG ; Bo YANG ; Guoxin HAN ; Ruijuan WANG ; Yu HE
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2022;31(7):871-875
Objective:To summarize the nursing experience of medical rescue mission of Chinese manned spaceflight and space station astronauts returning to Dongfeng landing site, to analyze the characteristics of different mission stages of Shenzhou-12 manned spacecraft and Dongfeng landing site, and to take steps to implement effective medical rescue support of the space station missions.Methods:The relevant literature and reports at home and abroad were consulted, the nursing experience of previous medical rescue support tasks was summarized, and the corresponding clinical measures were put forward according to the orbit time of Shenzhou-12 and the complex terrain and climate of the main landing site.Results:Based on the existing experience, the rescue process had been further detailed, the emergency plan had been formulated, the clinical process in each plan had been refined, the clinical process in front of the cabin, in the carrier and in the evacuation process of nurses under different injury conditions had been formulated and improved, and the special training of nurses' own quality and nursing skills was carried out to improve the overall quality and combat ability of the nursing echelon.Conclusions:The improvement and refinement of clinical process in the medical rescue support task of the main landing site of Shenzhou-12 has provided a solid assurance for the successful completion of manned aerospace medical rescue support task.
9.Evaluation of coronary artery hemodynamics and its relationship with atherosclerosis in west diet fed LDL‐R knockout mice by ultrasound bio‐microscopy
Jinjie XIE ; Ruijuan SU ; Rongjuan LI ; Junmeng ZHANG ; Mei CHONG ; Yijia LI ; Han ZHANG ; Yueli WANG ; Li SONG ; Liyuan XU ; Ruiying ZHANG ; Ya YANG ; Lyuya WANG
Chinese Journal of Ultrasonography 2019;28(8):713-717
To evaluate the relationship between atherosclerosis and hemodynamic of coronary artery in mice detecting by ultrasound bio‐microscopy flow imaging . Methods Double 14 20‐week‐old LDL‐R‐/‐and C57BL/6 male mice were selected ,and randomly divided into two groups in each genotype according to weight . Each two groups were fed to 28 weeks or 36 weeks age respectively with west diet . Coronary artery hemodynamics in these mice were assessed in vivo by Vevo ?2100 ultrasound imaging system ,then the intima‐media thickness( IM T ) of aorta in histopathology were analyzed . T he differences of coronary artery hemodynamic parameters such as maximum velocity ( Vmax ) ,mean velocity ( Vmean) and velocity time integral ( V T I) were compared between mice of different genotypes of the same week and mice of different weeks of the same genotype . And the relationship between coronary artery hemodynamic in ultrasound and aortic IM T in histopathology were analyzed . Results ① All coronary hemodynamic parameters in LDL‐R‐/‐ mice were significantly lower than those of wild‐type mice except the Vmax between two 28‐week‐old genotypes group at the same weeks of age of different genotypes ( all P <0 .05) . But there was no significant difference in coronary artery hemodynamic parameters between mice of the same genotype at different weeks of age( P >0 .05) . ②T he histopathological measurements of aortic IM T in LDL‐R‐/‐mice were significantly higher than those of wild type mice ( all P < 0 .05 ) ,and those of 36‐week‐old mice were significantly higher than those of 28‐week‐old mice ( all P < 0 .05 ) . ③ All coronary hemodynamic parameters such as Vmax ,Vmean and V TI were negatively correlated with pathological measurements of aortic IM T ( r = -0 .532 , -0 .423 , -0 .524 ; all P < 0 .05 ) . Conclusions The parameters of coronary artery hemodynamics obtained by ultrasound bio‐microscopy are well correlated with the pathological results of atherosclerosis . Ultrasound bio‐microscopic flow imaging can be used as a new method to evaluate the degree of atherosclerosis in mice by detecting the hemodynamic parameters of coronary artery .
10.5-Hydroxymethylome in Circulating Cell-free DNA as A Potential Biomarker for Non-small-cell Lung Cancer.
Ji ZHANG ; Xiao HAN ; Chunchun GAO ; Yurong XING ; Zheng QI ; Ruijuan LIU ; Yueqin WANG ; Xiaojian ZHANG ; Yun-Gui YANG ; Xiangnan LI ; Baofa SUN ; Xin TIAN
Genomics, Proteomics & Bioinformatics 2018;16(3):187-199
Non-small-cell lung cancer (NSCLC), the most common type of lung cancer accounting for 85% of the cases, is often diagnosed at advanced stages owing to the lack of efficient early diagnostic tools. 5-Hydroxymethylcytosine (5hmC) signatures in circulating cell-free DNA (cfDNA) that carries the cancer-specific epigenetic patterns may represent the valuable biomarkers for discriminating tumor and healthy individuals, and thus could be potentially useful for NSCLC diagnosis. Here, we employed a sensitive and reliable method to map genome-wide 5hmC in the cfDNA of Chinese NSCLC patients and detected a significant 5hmC gain in both the gene bodies and promoter regions in the blood samples from tumor patients compared with healthy controls. Specifically, we identified six potential biomarkers from 66 patients and 67 healthy controls (mean decrease accuracy >3.2, P < 3.68E-19) using machine-learning-based tumor classifiers with high accuracy. Thus, the unique signature of 5hmC in tumor patient's cfDNA identified in our study may provide valuable information in facilitating the development of new diagnostic and therapeutic modalities for NSCLC.
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Biomarkers, Tumor
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blood
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Carcinoma, Non-Small-Cell Lung
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blood
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diagnosis
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genetics
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Case-Control Studies
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Circulating Tumor DNA
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blood
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DNA Methylation
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Epigenomics
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Lung Neoplasms
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