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Journal of Prevention and Treatment for Stomatological Diseases ; (12): 712-717, 2022.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-934986

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Objective@#To generate a new classification for adult temporomandibular joint ankylosis (TMJA), which could effectively guide treatment strategies for adult TMJA patients with various clinical features. @* Methods@# We developed a new "CD" classification system according to the preservation of the condyle (C) and the severity of dentofacial bone deformity (D). From January 2016 to April 2020, 56 TMJ patients (with 73 ankylosed joints) in our department were classified into 4 subgroups by ‘CD’ classification: condylar head preservation but no dentofacial deformities (C+D-), no condylar head preservation and no dentofacial deformities (C-D-), condylar head preservation and dentofacial deformities (C+ D+), and no condylar head preservation but dentofacial deformities (C-D+). Different strategies were used according to the clinical features of each subgroup. The clinical outcomes of these patients were analyzed. Different treatment strategies of temporomandibular joint reconstruction were adopted for different subclasses of patients and were followed. "C +": lateral arthroplasty (LAP) was used to remove the rigidity and preserve the medial residual condyle. "C-": if the ankylosing bone ball is small and the loss of ascending branch height is not obvious, arthroplasty should be performed to relieve ankylosis; however, if the ankylosing bone ball is large and the ascending branch height decreases significantly, joint reconstruction should be carried out after the ankylosis is relieved. "D +": surgical treatment of secondary dental and maxillofacial malformations at the same time or over stages. "D-": orthodontic treatment after operation to improve occlusal relationship and symptomatic treatment of oral diseases. @*Results@#After treatment, all 73 ankylosed joints were completely released, and the average maximal interincisal opening increased from (3.6±3.2 )to (32.8 ± 5.4) mm (P<0.001), with no recurrence of ankylosis found during the 12-48 month follow-up period.@*Conclusion @#The generation and elaboration of a ‘CD’ classification system is intended to help as a TMJA reconstruction guide for adult TMJA treatment and be widely used in more hospitals.

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International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine ; (6): 729-733, 2021.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-907621

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The surveys of the number of TCM ancient books, the bibliography classification methods, the bibliography publication, the bibliography network sharing and access, the evaluation of the classification method of subject bibliography on TCM ancient books and the relevant opinions and suggestions were sent to 30 TCM libraries and 24 comprehensive libraries in China. The questionnaires’ data and responses were analyzed, in order to understand the classification methods of TCM ancient books, the use situation, and the needs in the classification and cataloging work. The results showed that compared with the comprehensive libraries, the collection of TCM ancient books were concentrated in TCM libraries, the classification methods for TCM libraries were seldomly reported, and the classification methods were mainly self-compiled. Thus, the uniformity of the classification methods was poor, and there was also a significant gap in the standardization of the bibliography arrangement in TCM libraries. The result recommended that the domestic library industry urgently needed a unified and standardized classification for TCM ancient books. It was significant for promoting the sharing and exchange of TCM ancient books, promoting the standardization process of TCM information, and promoting the efficient implementation of Zhonghua Yizang compilation project.

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Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae ; (24): 160-164, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-801981

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Objective: To study the quality of Acanthopanax senticosus seedlings,develop grading standards and optimize the best analytical method. Method: Observing and measuring the plant height,diameter,leaf area,root length,chlorophyll content and other main agronomic traits of A. senticosus seedlings from different habitats(Baoqing,Qitaihe,Dongfanghong,Yilan,Acheng,Raohe Linkou and Yabuli) in each year. K-cluster grading method,principal component evaluation factor K-cluster analysis method,standard deviation method for grading,three classification methods were evaluated with different levels of seedling survival rate as indicators. Result: The direct K-cluster analysis method was used to determine the quality of A. senticosus seedlings as the best method. The seedlings of A. senticosus were divided into 3 grades,among in the first level the seedling height is ≥ 13 cm,the stem diameter is ≥ 0.37 cm,the root length is ≥ 8 cm,the leaf area is ≥ 28 cm2,the chlorophyll content is ≤ 31,the main origin is Baoqing,Qitaihe area. In the second level the seedling height is 8-13 cm,the stem diameter is 0.30-0.37 cm,the root length is 6-8 cm,the leaf area is 13-28 cm2,the chlorophyll content is 31-32,and the main origin is Acheng,Dongfanghong,Raohe area. In the third level the seedling height is 5-8 cm,the stem diameter is 0.26-0.30 cm,the root length is 5-6 cm,the leaf area is 5-13 cm2,the chlorophyll content is 32-38,and the main origin is Yabuli,Yilan and Linkou. Conclusion: In this experiment,the quality grading standards of A. senticosus seedlings were preliminarily established,Baoqing and Qitaihe can be used as a high-quality production area for breeding seeds in the Heilongjiang province.which provided the basis for quality evaluation of A. senticosus seedling planting and artificial cultivation.

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Chinese Journal of Clinical Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery ; (12): 880-884, 2018.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-731919

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@#Objective To introduce a novel classification method for pectus excavatum. Methods A retrospective review of 569 operative patients with pectus excavatum between January 2015 and September 2017 in our hospital was performed. The malformations were described and classified from three dimensions: symmetry (abbreviated as S), depth (abbreviated as D) and position (abbreviated as P). The final integral was calculated according to the deformity index, so that the severity of the deformity could be evaluated. All patients underwent Nuss or modified Nuss surgery. Results All pectus excavatum deformities were classified into 24 types. The most common type was S1D2P1, accounting for 27.2% of the total patients followed by S1D2P2, S1D1P2 and S2D2P2, accounting for 12.0%, 11.6% and 11.4% of all patients respectively. S1D3P3, S1D3P4 and S2D3P3 were not found in our patients. According to the integral, 321 patients were mild, 23 severe, and the rest were moderate. The appearance of all patients improved after the operation. Among them, 405 patients were implanted with a plate, 159 with two plates and 5 with three plates. The length of hospital stay was 5-12 d, with an average of 7.3±1.5 d. Conclusion This classification method is a more comprehensive classification, but its scientific and practical characteristics need to be further confirmed.

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Chinese Journal of Clinical Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery ; (12): 981-985, 2018.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-731509

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@#Objective To introduce an integral classification method of thoracic deformity. Methods From March 2015 to March 2017, 869 patients with thoracic deformity were observed. The patients were classified according to the traditional classification method at first, and then were classified according to the integral classification method. According to the standard plane of the normal chest wall, the chest deformities were classified into types Ⅰ and Ⅱ: those below the plane belonged to type Ⅰ, and those above the plane belonged to type Ⅱ. Then two types were divided into subtypes Ⅰ-a, Ⅰ-b, Ⅰ-c, Ⅰ-d, Ⅰ-e, Ⅰ-f, Ⅰ-g and Ⅱ-a, Ⅱ-b, Ⅱ-c, Ⅱ-d according to the specific characteristics of malformation. Results There were 840 patients included in the classification system, accounting for 96.7% of the total patients, and the remaining 29 (3.3%) were complicated malformations, which could not be accurately described by using a single classification type. Compared with the traditional classification methods, patients with pectus excavatum and pectus carinatum were divided into different subtypes. Poland syndrome did not exist any longer, and Dove chest alone became the type Ⅱ-c. Conclusion Integral classification method is a simple and practical classification method. Since the method directly depends on the characteristics of malformation which is related to the operation, it plays a guiding role in the operation. But its superiority needs to be further confirmed.

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