目的 分析持续腹膜透析患者发生腹膜炎的情况及相关因素，降低腹膜透析患者腹膜炎发生率、退出率，提高患者的生存率、生活质量。 方法 回顾分析2011年1月－6月收治的41例在家中行持续非卧床性腹膜透析且发生腹膜炎患者的临床资料，观察腹膜炎的发生率及转归，腹膜炎症状出现后初始的处理，对腹膜炎的诱因进行分析。 结果 41例腹膜透析患者共发生腹膜炎43例次，痊愈35例（85.4%），转血液透析3例（7.3%），死亡3例（7.3%）。在症状出现初期，3例（7.3%）患者继续在家观察，10例（24.4%）患者立即到当地就医，15例（36.6%）患者采用电话咨询，13例（31.7%）患者到腹膜透析中心就诊；18例（43.9%）患者直接将腹膜透析引流液带到医院进行药敏试验。就感染诱因而言，16例（39.0%）患者未严格进行空气消毒，13例（31.7%）患者未严格进行环境清洁，10例（24.4%）患者操作过程存在污染行为。 结论 加强对居家行腹膜透析患者的初次培训、操作指导及监测，可避免腹膜炎的发生，提高患者生活质量。
目的:探讨住院期间自发性蛛网膜下腔出血患者再出血的相关因素和对策。方法:对42例自发性蛛网膜下腔出血患者住院期间引起再出血的各种相关因素进行分析。结果: 再出血危险因素:34例持续高血压,14例情绪激动,7例下床排便用力,6例剧烈活动,7例睡眠不佳烦燥后出血,4例再出血发生在术前8小时, 4例患者在腰穿时出血。结论: 自发性蛛网膜下腔出血患者住院时高血压和和各种引起血压升高的诱因是引起再出血最主要原因．同时出血时间间隔和住院期间不适当的腰穿也是引起再出血的重要原因。
ObjectiveTo investigate the clinical heterogeneity and auto-immunologic state in patients with diabetic ketosis (DK) or diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). MethodsDiabetic patients who presented with DK/DKA were recruited from West China Hospital of Sichuan University from January 1, 2000, to December 31, 2008. We analyzed the clinical classification, biochemical profiles, and auto-immunologic state of the patients. ResultsAmong them, 257 (15.0%) patients had type 1 diabetes, while 883 (51.6%) with type 2 diabetes, and 515 (30.1%) could be typed as "atypical diabetes" or "untying diabetes". The average age of hospitalized patients with type 1 diabetes was (31.1±13.5) years, which was significantly lower than that of the type 2 diabetes patients [(58.1±13.2) years] (P＜0.001). The most common contributing factor for DK/DKA was infection, followed by noncompliance with therapy. Glutamic acid decarboxylase antibody positive rate was 4.37% in patients with "atypical diabetes", which was similar with type 2 diabetes group (2.69%, P=0.79), but lower than that of the patients with type 1 diabetes (13.79%, P＜0.001). ConclusionsWe conclude that DK or DKA can occur not only in type 1 diabetic patients but also in patients with type 2 diabetes under infection or stress condition. DK/DKA patients have a high clinical heterogeneity. The auto-immunologic state and β-cell function have significant implications for the diagnosis and classification of diabetes.
ObjectiveTo investigate the epidemiological characteristics and predisposing causes of diabetic foot ulcer (DFU) in the hospitalized patients with diabetic foot disease (DFD).MethodsThe clinical data of patients with DFD admitted to West China Hospital of Sichuan University between January 1st, 2012 and December 31st, 2018 were collected through the electronic medical record system. The demographic characteristics, blood glucose control status, and the predisposing causes of DFU were analyzed.ResultsA total of 1 022 DFD inpatients with an average age of (65.5±11.9) years old were included in this study, including 679 males and 343 females; 59.4% (513/864) of the patients had a college degree or above, but the patients with more severe DFD had lower educational level (χ2trend=19.554, P<0.001). The average time from diagnosis of diabetes mellitus to occurrence of DFD was (10.6±7.1) years, and 42.4% (433/1 022) of the patients had diabetes for over 10 years. Among the patients, 82.3% (841/1 022) treated diabetes irregularly, 56.2% (555/987) never monitored blood glucose, 51.2% (523/1 022) had a history of foot ulcers, and 8.6% (88/1 022) had a history of lower extremity or toe amputation. The average fasting blood glucose and hemoglobin A1c were (8.6±3.8) mmol/L and (8.2±2.1)%, respectively. There were 52.2% (525/1 006) and 94.4% (958/1 015) of the DFD patients companied with peripheral arterial disease and neuropathy, respectively. DFUs were mainly single (52.7%, 447/849) and neuro-ischemic ulcers (53.0%, 389/734). The main predisposing causes were physical causes (21.6%, 180/834) and trauma (19.2%, 160/834).ConclusionsThe patients with DFD have the characteristics of old age, long course of diabetes, irregular treatment of diabetes and poor control of blood glucose, combined with neurovascular diseases, and high recurrence rate of foot ulcer. Therefore, diabetes education, early screening of foot risk factors, and early intervention should be strengthened to prevent the occurrence and recurrence of DFU.