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Objective:To examine the influencing factors of endothelial injury using the structural equation model (SEM).Methods:A total of 6 861 asymptomatic individuals free of cardiovascular disease underwent health examinations at the health management center of the third Xiangya hospital, Central South University from May 2015 to August 2020. And collected their questionnaire and checkup data. Spearman′s rank correlation coefficient was used to analyze metabolic factors and brachial artery flow-mediated dilatation (FMD). Exploratory factor analysis (3 430/6 861) and confirmatory factor analysis (3 431/6 861) were conducted on the diet items. An SEM was constructed using the diet pattern data, cardiovascular risk factors and FMD, and using multi-path regression analysis to determine the correlation between the indicators.Results:Based on the factor analysis, diet items were divided into three patterns: healthy food, meat, and supplementary food. The SEM indicated that age ( β=0.27) and blood pressure ( β=0.12) had obvious effects on low FMD. Triglyceride ( β=0.03), fasting blood glucose ( β=0.04), and body mass index ( β=0.08) were positively correlated with low FMD. On the upstream, healthy food was negatively correlated with blood pressure ( β=-0.04) and body mass index ( β=-0.04), meat was positively correlated with triglyceride ( β=0.33), blood pressure ( β=0.06), fasting blood glucose ( β=0.20), and body mass index ( β=0.16), and supplementary food was negatively correlated with fasting blood glucose ( β=-0.30). This was the only pattern that was directly correlated with FMD ( β=0.05). Conclusions:SEM is an effective method to analyze the influence of various risk factors on the population and the relationship between individual indicators. This study revealed direct and indirect correlations between age, diet pattern, cardiovascular-metabolic risk, and FMD impairment. Comprehensive control of dietary patterns and metabolic indicators could prevent and improve early cardiovascular injury.
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OBJECTIVE:To investigate the clinical characteristics and regularity of adverse drug reaction (ADR),and to pro-vide reference for rational and safe drug use in the clinic. METHODS:ADR reports collected from our hospital by Guangdong ADR Monitoring Center during Jan. 2014 to June. 2015 were summarized and analyzed statistically. RESULTS:Of 433 ADR cases,there were 185 male cases (42.73%) and 248 female cases (57.27%),with ratio of 1∶1.34. The incidence of ADR was in high level (71.59%) in young and middle-aged patients (20-59 year-old);that of male was significantly lower than that of female (1∶1.37). ADR cases caused by intravenous drip(48.04%)and oral administration(41.57%)were most common. The most ADR cases were re-lated with anti-infective drugs(167 cases,38.57%),mainly were related with cephalosporins(64.07%). Organs/systems involved in ADR were main the damages of gastrointestinal system (262 cases,36.19%) and the lesion of skin and appendants (237 cases, 32.73%). The serious ADR was mainly induced by anti-infective and anti-tumor drugs. CONCLUSIONS:Clinical medical personnel should strengthen the ADR monitoring of cephalosporin antibiotics and anti-tumor drug,and select route of administration carefully.