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ObjectiveTo compare the differences in sleep structure characteristics between adolescents with depressive disorder and adolescents with bipolar disorder， and to explore the impact of sleep indicators and other factors on the suicide risk of adolescents with affective disorder. MethodsThe medical records of adolescents with depressive disorder （n=97） and bipolar disorder （n=52） who met the International Classification of Diseases， tenth edition （ICD-10） and hospitalized in the Affiliated Brain Hospital of Guangzhou Medical University from January 1， 2019 to June 30， 2021 were retrospectively reviewed. Data including age， gender， body mass index （BMI）， psychiatric diagnosis， the Nurses' Global Assessment of Suicide Risk （NGASR） score and polysomnography （PSG） results of the patients were collected. Then patients were divided into two groups according to NGASR score， scored 0~5 were in the low risk group （n=32） and scored above 5 were in the high risk group （n=117）. Meantime， the PSG data of normal adolescents （n=80） in the previous literature were collected as the control group. Thereafter， a multiple linear regression model was established to explore the related factors affecting suicide risk in adolescents with affective disorder. ResultsThe sleep efficiency and the proportion of stage N2 sleep in high risk group were lower than those in low risk group （Z=-2.138， -2.520， P<0.05）. The total sleep time， N2 sleep duration and rapid eye movement （REM） sleep time in depression group were less than those in bipolar group （t=-2.822， -3.087， -2.277， P<0.05 or 0.01）. The proportion of REM sleep in depression group and bipolar group were lower than those in control group （t=-2.369， -2.069， P<0.05）. Linear regression analysis denoted that the factors affecting the suicide risk in adolescents with affective disorder included stage N1 sleep duration （β=0.019， P<0.05）， gender （male vs. female， β=-4.051， P<0.01） and psychiatric diagnosis （bipolar disorder vs. depressive disorder， β=-1.429， P<0.05）. ConclusionIn contrast to adolescents with bipolar disorder， the sleep structure of adolescents with depressive disorder is characterized by poor sleep continuity and less light sleep. Furthermore， the N1 sleep duration， female gender and diagnosis of depressive disorder are risk factors affecting the suicide in adolescents with affective disorder.
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Objective To investigate the early resuscitation effect of hemoglobin-based oxygen carriers (HBOC) in rats with uncontrolled hemorrhagic shock.Methods 170 Sprague-Dawley (SD) rats were randomly divided into five groups:lactate Ringer solution (LR) control group,whole blood control group,and 0.5％,2.0％,5.0％ HBOC groups,with 34 rats in each group.The uncontrolled hemorrhagic shock model in SD rats was reproduced by cutting off the splenic artery branch,and induced mean arterial pressure (MAP) reducing to 40 mmHg (1 mmHg =0.133 kPa).The corresponding solution was infused after model reproduction in each group,maintaining MAP at 50 mmHg for 1 hour,then completely ligating and hemostasis,and maintaining MAP at 70 mmHg for 1 hour and 80 mmHg for 1 hour respectively,after maintaining MAP 80 mmHg,all were supplemented with LR to 2 times blood loss volume.The survival rate and blood loss rate were observed in 16 rats in each group,hemodynamics parameters including MAP,left ventricular systolic pressure (LVSP) and the maximum rate of left ventricular pressure rise (+dp/dtmax) were determined in another 10 rats,and cardiac output (CO) and tissue oxygen supply (DO2) were observed in the rest 8 rats.Results ① When resuscitation by LR alone,the blood loss rate of animals was as high as 60％ to 70％.Compared with the LR control group,whole blood recovery could significantly reduce the blood loss rate before hemostasis in uncontrolled hemorrhagic shock rats [(46.6 ± 4.5)％ vs.(62.3 ± 4.0)％,P ＜ 0.01];0.5％,2.0％,5.0％ HBOC could significantly decrease the blood loss rate,especially in 5.0％ HBOC group with significant difference as compared with that in the LR control group [(45.6±4.1)％ vs.(62.3±4.0)％,P ＜ 0.01].② When LR was used alone for resuscitation,the rats died quickly and survived for a short time.Only one rat survived for 12 hours,and no rat survived for more than 24 hours.Compared with the LR control group,whole blood resuscitation could improve the survival rate of uncontrolled hemorrhagic shock rats,and the survival time was significantly prolonged (hours:20.4± 4.6 vs.3.5 ± 1.1,P ＜ 0.01);0.5％,2.0％ and 5.0％ HBOC also significantly prolonged the survival time of rats.The 5.0％ HBOC group had the best effect,4 rats survived in 24 hours,and the survival time was significantly longer than that of the LR control group (hours:18.4 ± 4.0 vs.3.5 ± 1.1,P ＜ 0.01),and it was the same as the whole blood control group.③ Compared with pre-shock,CO,DO2 and hemodynamic parameters of uncontrolled hemorrhagic shock rats were significantly decreased,and the above parameters were gradually increased with the prolongation of rehydration time.Compared with the LR control group,whole blood resuscitation could significantly increase CO and DO2,and improve hemodynamics in rats with uncontrolled hemorrhagic shock at different time points.Three concentrations of HBOC could also increase CO,DO2 and other hemodynamic parameters of rats at 1 hour of maintaining MAP of 80 mmHg after hemostasis and 1 hour and 2 hours after resuscitation.The effect of 5.0％ HBOC group was more significant than that of the LR control group with statistically significant difference [CO (× 10-3,L/min):72.84±2.84 vs.63.11±2.38 at 1 hour of maintaining MAP of 80 mmHg,70.25±4.55 vs.59.88 ± 9.31 at 1 hour after resuscitation,71.51 ± 2.90 vs.53.24 ± 6.32 at 2 hours after resuscitation;DO2 (L· min-1 · m-2):271.9± 13.5 vs.159.1 ±25.4 at 1 hour of maintaining MAP of 80 mmHg,261.0± 15.0 vs.145.7±20.1 at 1 hour after resuscitation,249.6± 12.0 vs.107.4± 18.2 at 2 hours after resuscitation;MAP (mmHg):82.1±2.1 vs.74.0±2.8 at 1 hour of maintaining MAP of 80 mmHg,107.5±9.3 vs.64.0±5.7 at 1 hour after resuscitation,104.0±9.7 vs.73.0±4.2 at 2 hours after resuscitation;LVSP (mmHg):128.6±7.9 vs.103.8±0.8 at 1 hour of maintaining MAP of 80 mmHg,129.3±± 15.0 vs.99.4±0.0 at 1 hour after resuscitation,127.5± 11.3 vs.97.4±0.0 at 2 hours after resuscitation;+dp/dt max (mmHg/s):6 534.2±± 787.6 vs.5 074.0± 71.7 at 1 hour of maintaining MAP of 80 mmHg,5 961.5 ±± 545.4 vs.4 934.5 ± 510.2 at 1 hour after resuscitation,5 897.4± 350.5 vs.4 534.7 ±489.2 at 2 hours after resuscitation,all P ＜ 0.05].Conclusions HBOC infusion prolonged the survival time,increased survival rate,and improved hemodynamics,cardiac function and tissue oxygen supply in a dose-dependent manner in the early stage of uncontrolled hemorrhagic shock.The recovery effect of 5.0％ HBOC was similar to that of the whole blood.