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SARS-CoV-2 is having severe impact on public health at a global scale. Malayan pangolin SARS-CoV-2-related coronavirus (SARSr-CoV-2) is closely related to SARS-CoV-2. We show that CT scans of virus-positive pangolins reveal bilateral ground-glass opacities in lungs in similar manner to COVID-19 patients. The virus infected multiple organs in pangolins, with the lungs being the major target. Histological expression showed that ACE2 and TMPRSS2 are co-expressed with viral RNA. Transcriptome analysis revealed an inadequate interferon response, with different dysregulated chemokines and cytokines responses in pregnant and non-pregnant adults and fetuses. Viral RNA and protein were detected in three fetuses providing evidence for vertical virus transmission. In sum, our study identifies the biological framework of SARSr-CoV-2 in pangolins, revealing striking similarities to COVID-19 in humans.
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The outbreak of 2019-nCoV in the central Chinese city of Wuhan at the end of 2019 poses unprecedent public health challenges to both China and the rest world1. The new coronavirus shares high sequence identity to SARS-CoV and a newly identified bat coronavirus2. While bats may be the reservoir host for various coronaviruses, whether 2019-nCoV has other hosts is still ambiguous. In this study, one coronavirus isolated from Malayan pangolins showed 100%, 98.2%, 96.7% and 90.4% amino acid identity with 2019-nCoV in the E, M, N and S genes, respectively. In particular, the receptor-binding domain of the S protein of the Pangolin-CoV is virtually identical to that of 2019-nCoV, with one amino acid difference. Comparison of available genomes suggests 2019-nCoV might have originated from the recombination of a Pangolin-CoV-like virus with a Bat-CoV-RaTG13-like virus. Infected pangolins showed clinical signs and histopathological changes, and the circulating antibodies reacted with the S protein of 2019-nCoV. The isolation of a coronavirus that is highly related to 2019-nCoV in the pangolins suggests that these animals have the potential to act as the intermediate host of 2019-nCoV. The newly identified coronavirus in the most-trafficked mammal could represent a continuous threat to public health if wildlife trade is not effectively controlled.
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Objective@#To explore the safety management of implantable venous infusion port, prevent and reduce the occurrence of catheter rupture and other related complications, and implement effective treatment measures after occurrence.@*Methods@#A patient with an implantable venous transfusion port suffered from complete rupture of the catheter outside the hospital. Under multidisciplinary consultation, the condition of the catheter inside the port was clarified, and a safe treatment plan was worked out. The multidisciplinary venous transfusion treatment team cooperated with each other to correctly implement the capture, catching and nursing in vivo.@*Results@#With the cooperation of multidisciplinary team, the broken port and catheter were successfully and safely removed without any discomfort.@*Conclusions@#Establishing a multi-disciplinary cooperation mechanism, standardizing the quality control of implantation in infusion port, popularizing the knowledge of post-implantation maintenance and implementing the safety management of infusion port can ensure the safe and long-term application of implanted intravenous infusion port.
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Objective To explore the safety management of implantable venous infusion port, prevent and reduce the occurrence of catheter rupture and other related complications, and implement effective treatment measures after occurrence. Methods A patient with an implantable venous transfusion port suffered from complete rupture of the catheter outside the hospital. Under multidisciplinary consultation, the condition of the catheter inside the port was clarified, and a safe treatment plan was worked out. The multidisciplinary venous transfusion treatment team cooperated with each other to correctly implement the capture, catching and nursing in vivo. Results With the cooperation of multidisciplinary team, the broken port and catheter were successfully and safely removed without any discomfort. Conclusions Establishing a multi- disciplinary cooperation mechanism, standardizing the quality control of implantation in infusion port, popularizing the knowledge of post-implantation maintenance and implementing the safety management of infusion port can ensure the safe and long-term application of implanted intravenous infusion port.
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Objective To sum up effective measures to prevent complications of peripherally inserted central catheter (PICC) by applying evidence-based nursing in patients after PICC insertion.Methods From January 2011 to January 2013,1490 patients inserted with PICC in Hunan Provincial Tumor Hospital were selected by convenience sampling,whom were divided into control group (n =758) and observation group (n =732) with random number table.The control group received routine care,while the observation group received evidence-based nursing.Nursing program for the observation group was formed based on literature regarding the causes of and solutions for phlebitis,malposition of PICC,infection of insertion sites,and hemorrhage of insertion sites.Results The incidences of postoperative phlebitis,malposition of PICC,infection of insertion sites,and hemorrhage at insertion sites in the observation group were significantly lower than those in the control group (3.14％ vs.8.97％,P=0.023;4.23％ vs.11.74％,P=0.021;3.96％ vs.8.44％,P=0.001;4.92％vs.12.66％,P =0.011).Conclusions The application of evidence-based nursing in patients with PICC insertion could effectively reduce the complication,and improve the quality of clinical nursing care.
