1.Correlation between high cholinergic pathway signal and cognitive function in patients with Parkinson disease accompanied with sleep disorder
Xinrong XU ; Hao WANG ; Yuqing FANG ; Fei MAO ; Zhangning ZHAO ; Yanhong REN ; Xiaoran ZHU ; Tianhao LIU ; Yanqing ZHANG ; Xiuhua LI
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2024;33(3):206-211
Objective:To explore the correlation between high cholinergic pathway signaling and cognitive function in patients with Parkinson disease(PD) accompanied with sleep disorder.Methods:PD patients admitted from 2017 to 2022 were divided into PD with sleep disorder group (PD-SD group) ( n=56) and PD without sleep disorder group (PD-NSD group) ( n=41) according to the Parkinson's disease sleep scale (PDSS) score. All participants underwent magnetic resonance imaging examination.All patients were evaluated by the PDSS, Hoehn-Yahr (H-Y), Montreal cognitive assessment scale (MoCA), and cholinergic pathways hyper intensities scale (CHIPS). The difference of cognitive function between the two groups and the correlation between CHIPS and cognitive function were analyzed.Independent sample t-test, Spearman correlation analysis, and binary Logistic regression analysis were performed on the data by SPSS 26.0 statistical software. Results:(1)The MoCA score of the PD-SD group (22.00 (5.00)) was lower than that of the PD-NSD group (26.00 (5.00)) ( Z=-3.830, P<0.05). The total and all aspects scores of CHIPS in PD-SD group were higher than those in PD-NSD group(the total score of the low external capsule: 12.00(8.00), 0(8.00), the total score of the high external capsule: 12.00(2.00), 6.00(9.00), the total score of the radial crown: 8.00(0), 4.00(4.00), the total score of the centrum semiovale: 3.00(4.00), 0(2.00), the total score of the right side: 16.00(9.00), 5.00(10.00), the total score of the left side: 17.00(6.00), 7.00(9.00), the total score of CHIPS: 32.00(14.00), 14.00(20.00))( Z=-5.081, -5.873, -4.933, -3.211, -5.562, -6.232, -5.995, all P<0.05). (2)The correlation analysis between the score of CHIPS and cognitive function in the PD-SD group showed that, the total score of the low external capsule ( r=-0.286), the total score of the centrum semiovale ( r=-0.307), the total score of the right side ( r=-0.376), the total score of the left side ( r=-0.284) and the total score of CHIPS ( r=-0.349) were negatively correlated with MoCA(all P<0.05). (3)Binary Logistic regression analysis showed that white matter lesions in centrum semiovale, low inner capsule, right and left leukodystrophy were not influence factors for cognitive impairment (all P>0.05). Conclusion:PD patients with sleep disorders have lower cognitive function scores, higher CHIPS scores, and significant changes in white matter lesions compared to those without sleep disorders. In PD patients with sleep disorders, the higher the CHIPS score, the lower the cognitive function score, and the more significant the rate of cognitive impairment occurrence and development.
2.Research progresses of multimodal echocardiography in acute myocarditis
Tianhao PAN ; Xiaojing MA ; Juan XIA ; Hua YAN ; Zhenyi XU ; Jingyi HE
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2024;40(10):1607-1610
Acute myocarditis(AM)may rapidly progress to fulminant myocarditis(FM),but lacks special clinical presentation.Multimodal echocardiography combined conventional transthoracic echocardiography,two-dimensional and three-dimensional speckle tracking imaging,myocardial contrast echocardiography and so on is helpful to detecting AM in early stage and assessing the severity,being of great value for clinical decision-making and prognostic evaluation.The research progresses of multimodal echocardiography in AM were reviewed in this article.
3.Investigation on status quo and needs of pharmaceutical training among general practice faculty
Zhiyan LIU ; Tianhao WANG ; Limin LAO ; Xiaoyu LI ; Wei WU ; Qing XU ; Qianzhou LYU ; Zhigang PAN
Chinese Journal of General Practitioners 2022;21(6):526-532
Objective:To investigate the current situation and needs of pharmaceutical training for general practice faculty.Methods:A self-designed questionnaire survey was conducted in April 2019. The participants were general practice faculty attending the national training course in Zhongshan Hospital and selected by convenience sampling method.Results:A total of 219 general practice teachers participated in the survey, 51.14% (112/219) of the participants thought that the current pharmaceutical knowledge did not meet the needs of pharmaceutical services in daily work, and 67.58% (148/219) attended pharmacy related training every year, and the frequency was mainly 1—2 times per year (56.62%, 124/219). The main reasons for attending the training were working needs (68.24%, 101/148) and willingness (55.41%, 82/148); 63.51% (94/148) of the participants thought that the training was moderate or less effective, mainly because of the weak strength of trainers (40.54%, 60/148), insufficient attention paid by trainers (37.16%, 55/148) and lack of depth (37.16%, 55/148). The survey showed that 76.26% (167/219) of general practice teachers had pharmaceutical training needs; and gender, working years and working experience in secondary and/or tertiary hospitals were influencing factors for pharmaceutical training needs. And female faculty, those working less than 10 years and with working experience in secondary hospitals had higher demand for pharmaceutical training. The expected pharmaceutical training focused primarily on the selection and optimization of medication schemes (72.60%, 159/219), interaction/incompatibility between medicines (62.10%, 136/219) and pharmaceutical care in medical treatment (57.08%, 125/219). The expected training methods were mainly interactive case analysis and discussion (69.41%, 152/219) through the internet or APP (such as WeChat) (54.34%, 119/219); the expected training frequency was no more than once in two months (36.07%, 79/219), better in working time (48.86%, 107/219) and each session was 30—45 minutes (38.36%, 84/219).Conclusion:General practice faculty has a high demand for pharmaceutical training. Targeted, individualized and systematic pharmaceutical training courses should be developed according to the pharmaceutical training needs of participants.
4.Exploration of the development of Industry-University-Institute cooperation for promoting scientific and technological achievements transformation in medical universities: Taking "Shanghai Pharmaceuticals-SJTUSM Innovative Achievements" incubation platform as an example
Xiaoxuan YU ; Tianhao FAN ; Lijun XU ; Yalan WANG ; Jing JI
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2022;35(5):321-325
Objective:The article aims to explore the positive promoting effect of the construction of a medical university’s incubation platform on the Industry-University-Institute cooperation and biomedical scientific and technological achievements transformation.Methods:Through literature review, the article studied the existing mode of Industry-University-Institute cooperation in universities, analyzed the main bottlenecks, and summarized the practical exploration experience of ″Shanghai Pharmaceuticals-SJTUSM Innovative Achievements″ incubation platform.Results:The incubation platform effectively promoted the process and system construction of the scientific and technological achievements transformation in the university, and improved the project mining level and platform support function.Conclusions:The practical exploration of the incubation platform lays a foundation for the construction of the biomedical industrial park. Through the in-depth construction of the " Government-Industry-University-Institute-Investment-Inventor" development chain, the platform can help to promote strategic innovation and industrialization of achievements, making the " first-in-class" medicine in China.
5.Relationship between digital media use and anxiety in college students during the COVID-19 outbreak
WU Tianhao, ZHANG Yi, WANG Renjie, WU Xiaoyan, TAO Shuman, XU Shaojun, TAO Fangbiao
Chinese Journal of School Health 2020;41(11):1625-1628
Objective:
To describe digital media use in college students during the coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19) outbreak.
Methods:
A structured self-administered electronic questionnaire was designed and admin istered during February 4 to 12, 2020, collecting information on the use time of digital media and anxiety symptoms of college students in China during the COVID-19 outbreak. Data was analyzed by Chi-square test, univariate and multivariate Logistic regression models.
Results:
A total of 11 787 university students were recruited. The detection rate of anxiety symptoms was 17.8%. The percentages of screen time ≤2, >2-4 and >4 h/d were 21.3%, 31.4% and 47.3%. The proportions of mobile phone use time ≤2, >2-4 and >4 h/d were 14.6%, 33.2% and 52.3%. The proportion of browsing information regarding COVID-19 ≤1, 1-2 and >2 h/d were 66.6%, 19.4% and 13.9%. The results of Logistic regression analysis revealed that the detection rate of anxiety symptoms was lower among the students having 2-4 h/d of screen time(OR=0.70, 95%CI=0.61-0.81), but higher among the students having more than 4 h/d of screen time(OR=1.13, 95%CI=1.00-1.28) compared with those having ≤2 h/d of video usage time. Compared with the mobile phone usage ≤2 h/d group, the detection rate was lower among >2-4 h/d group(OR=0.78, 95%CI=0.66-0.91). However, anxiety symptoms were more likely to occur in the group of > 4 h/d(OR=1.20, 95%CI=1.04-1.39). The detection of anxiety symptoms was higher in the group with more browsing time. The OR for anxiety symptoms detection rate was 1.55(1.38-1.75) among the students with >1-2 h/d of browsing information regarding COVID-19 and 2.15(1.89-2.44) among the students with >2 h/d of browsing information regarding COVID-19 compared with those with ≤1 h/d of browsing information regarding COVID-19.
Conclusion
During the epidemic period, the use of >2-4 h/d digital media helps to reduce the occurrence of anxiety symptoms. But the use of computers and mobile phones for more than 4 h/d is associated with higher level of anxiety symptoms among college students. Less screen time spent on fact-checking on COVID-19 might help reduce anxiety sympotoms among college students.
6.Design of longitudinal auto-tracking of the detector on X-ray in digital radiography.
Xiaomin YU ; Tianhao JIANG ; Zhihong LIU ; Xu ZHAO
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2018;35(2):297-300
One algorithm is designed to implement longitudinal auto-tracking of the the detector on X-ray in the digital radiography system (DR) with manual collimator. In this study, when the longitudinal length of field of view (LFOV) on the detector is coincided with the longitudinal effective imaging size of the detector, the collimator half open angle ( ), the maximum centric distance ( ) between the center of X-ray field of view and the projection center of the focal spot, and the detector moving distance for auto-traking can be calculated automatically. When LFOV is smaller than the longitudinal effective imaging size of the detector by reducing , the can still be used to calculate the detector moving distance. Using this auto-tracking algorithm in DR with manual collimator, the tested results show that the X-ray projection is totally covered by the effective imaging area of the detector, although the center of the field of view is not aligned with the center of the effective imaging area of the detector. As a simple and low-cost design, the algorithm can be used for longitudinal auto-tracking of the detector on X-ray in the manual collimator DR.
7.Comparative analysis of patents in military medical research institutions of the US Armed Forces
Zhenyang OU ; Erqing LEI ; Tianhao XU
Military Medical Sciences 2017;41(4):303-305,324
Patent literature is an important source of technological information.A comparative analysis of patents of military medical research institutions of the US Armed Forces in THOMSON INNOVATION patent database could reveal their research achievements and development,and provide inspiration and reference for the innovation and development of our military medical science.
8.Correlation between complete denture relines and serum bone turnover markers in elderly edentulous patients with osteoporosis
Tianhao YU ; Xingya JIA ; Yanqing XUE ; Desong ZHAN ; Xu YAN
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2017;21(22):3513-3518
BACKGROUND:The residual alveolar ridge in edentulous patients with osteoporosis always presents with a poor shape,which increases the difficulty in complete denture restoration.Until now,there are no predictors for residual alveolar ridge resorption or guidelines on the frequency of denture relines.OBJECTIVE:To investigate the correlation between the frequency of complete denture relines and serum bone turnover markers,osteocalcin (OC) and cross-linked carboxy-terminal telopeptide of type Ⅰ collagen (CTX),in elderly edentulous patients with osteoporosis,in order to provide reference for complete denture repair.METHODS:According to inclusion criteria,50 elderly edentulous patients with osteoporosis who had complete dentures were recruited in the study randomly.The frequency of complete denture relines was surveyed by related questionnaire and medical record,and the serum OC and CTX levels were detected by electrochemiluminescence immunoassay.Related data were analyzed statistically via Pearson correlation analysis.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:It showed a strong positive correlation between the frequency of complete denture relines and the serum OC level (r=0.517,P < 0.01).No significant correlation between relines frequency and the serum CTX level was observed (r=0.278,P=0.051 > 0.05),but it showed a similar tendency between them.These findings indicate that to detect the levels of serum bone turnover markers may be conducive to evaluating curative effect of complete dentures in elderly edentulous patients with osteoporosis as well as to making subsequent diagnostic and therapeutic strategies.
9.Study on Input-output Evaluation of Medical Research Institutions in China
Yanjun CHEN ; Tianhao XU ; Erqing LEI
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2016;29(3):-
To improve the science principle of input-output evaluation in medical research institutions,this study uses literature research and expert interviews to make a comparison between domestic and foreign evaluation criterion.There are several problems about input-output evaluation in medical research institutions in China,such as less flexibility and targeted methods,inappropriate models,inadequate indicators and quantitative metrics.Seveal combinations of elements should be considered for input-output evaluation in medical research institutions,which is parallels and distinctions,qualitative and quantitative methods,quality and quantity,process and results,focus and full,and also emphasis on the application of information technology.
10.Papers published in PLoS One by Chinese authors engaged in scientific research
Yanjun CHEN ; Shiliang HUANG ; Tianhao XU
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2016;25(3):48-53
Objective To analyze the characteristics of contributions and the reasons why Chinese authors engaged in scientific research favor to contribute their papers to PLoS One by comparing the papers published in PLoS One and its series by authors from China and other countries.Methods Papers published in PLoS One by Chinese au-thors engaged in scientific research were retrieved from Web of Science by setting the retrieval parameters and ana-lyzed.Results The number of papers published in PLoS One series by authors from China increased rapidly.The number of papers published in PLoS One was significantly larger than that published in other PLoS One series. Conclusion The scientific research scale is unceasingly expanded.Why the Chinese authors engaged in scientific research favor to contribute their papers to PLoS One are due to its attractive power and the guidance of scientific and technological evaluation management in China.


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