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  • Blue-on-yellow perimetry and macular threshold perimetry in the diagnosis of early primary glaucoma WANG Hua;HUANG Pei-gang;WANG Ping-bao

    Objective To evaluate the diagnosis of blue-on-yellow perimetry and macular threshold perimetry in early primary glaucoma. Methods Humphrey II 750 automatic perimetry was used to test 60 eyes of 60 cases in normal control group and 63 eyes of 63 cases in early primary glaucoma group with white-on-white perimetry (W/W), blue-on-yellow perimetry (B/Y),and macular threshold perimetry (M TP). The results of the visual field defects detected by the three perimetries were compared and analyzed.Results The differences of mean sensibility of W/W, B/Y and MTP between the two groups had statistical significance[t=-3 .01, P=0.0054 (W/W); t=-2.95, P=0.006 3 (B/Y); t=-2.59,P=0. 0150 (MTP)]. In the diagnosis of early primary glaucoma, the sensitivity of MTP was the highest (83%), B/Y was the second (65%), and W/W was the lowest (48%). When B/Y and MTP were combined, the sensitivity was improved to 94% using parallel testing, and the specificity was improved to 87% using serial testing.Conclusions B/Y and MTP are valuable in diagnosis of early primary glaucoma, and the sensitivity and specificity of the diagnosis can be improved when B/Y and MTP are combined. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis,2003,19:102-105)

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  • An investigation of the standard of classification of diabetic retino pathy according to fundus fluorescein angiography

    ObjectiveTo probe the classification of diabetic retinopathy (DR) and the different grade of diabetic and type of macular edema according to fundus fluorescein angiography (FFA). MethodsFFA was performed on 1 058 patients (2 097 eyes) to classify DR and macular edema with the analysis of duration of DM, visual acuity, manifestation of FFA images and results of ophthalmoscopic examination.ResultsIn 2 097 eyes, there were 124 (5.9%) without DR, 396 (18.9%) with DR I, 430 (20.5%) with DR II, 563 (26.8%) with DR III, 262 (125%) with preproliferative diabetic retinopathy (PPDR), 254 (12.%) with DR IV, 60 (2.9%) with DR V, and 8 (0.4%) with DR VI. In 2 097 eyes there were 819 (39.1%) with macular edema, including 311 (38%) with focal macular edema, 322 (39.3%) with diffused macular edema, 112 (13.7%) with cystoid macular edema, 25 (3.1%) with ischemia macular edema, and 49 (6.0%) with proliferative macular edema.ConclusionWith the analysis of the results of FFA of 2 097 eyes, we classify DR in stage Ⅰ (primary stage Ⅰ and Ⅱ), Ⅱ (primary stage Ⅲ), Ⅲ (preproliferative diabetic retinopathy), Ⅳ,Ⅴ, and Ⅵ; classify macular edema of DR in focal, diffused, cystoid, ischemic, and proliferating ones.(Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis, 2003,19:333-337)

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  • The variability of parameters of multi-focal electroretinogram

    Objective To evaluate the variability of four parameters of multi-focal electroretinogram (mERG) a-wave amplitude, b-wave amplitude, awave latent period, b-wave latent period. Methods Sixty normal eyes of 46 volunteers were divided into 3 groups of different ages. RETIscan 3-12 system was used to carry out mERG examination. The stimulus matrix of 61 hexagonal elements spanning the central 24deg;of the visual field. These hexons were scaled with eccentricity and divide d into 5 rings. First-order kernel was selected. Results The variability of four parameters of mERG was great. The variability of b-wave latent period was the smallest, its coefficient of variatian was 4.52%~15.62%;that of a-wave latent period held the second place:10.29%~48.67%;that of b-wave amplitude was greater:25.92%~76.11%;that of a-wave amplitude was the greatest:43.82%~88.23%. The results of three groups showed that b-wave amplitude of ring 1 had the smallest variability. Conclusions The variability of latent period is smaller than that of amplitude; the variability of b-wave was smaller than that of a-wave. The longer the centrifugal distance, the lower the amplitude density of a-wave and b-wave. Physiological and anatomical factors might be important for the variability of parameters of multi-focal electroretinogram. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis, 2001,17:277-279)

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  • Prepapillary and preretinal vascular loops

    Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics of prepapillary and preretinal vascular loops. Methods The clinical manifestation, results of the fundus fluorescein angiography, and the prognosis of 20 cases(24 eyes) with prepapillary and preretinal vascual loops were analyzed retrospectively. Results 66.7% of prepapillary and preretinal vascular loops were involved in one eye, and 95.8% of vascular loops were located within one optic disc diameter. There were different configuration types of the vascular loops. Among 20 cases(24 eyes) of the vascular loops, 70.8%(17 eyes) were arterial, 12.5%(3 eyes) were venous, and 16.7%(4 eyes) were both arterial and venous. 62.5% of eyes with prepapillary and preretinal vascular loops were associated with other congenital and developmental anomalies of retinal vascular vessels. Conclusion Most PRVL are arterial and superior to the optic disc. The serious distortion of the vascular loops may result in disturbance of blood flow in artery and retinal hemorrhage, which cause visual loss. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis, 1999, 15: 9-11)

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  • Observation of dynamice of indocyanine green angiography in normal eyes

    Purpose To investigate the blood dynamic feature of choroid in normal eyes. Methods Indocyanine green angiography (ICGA) was performed in each of fifty consecutive normal eyes. Results The earliest fundus fluorescence emerged at the mean timiest fundus fluorescence emerged at the mean time of (14.25plusmn;3.59) seconds,it represented the beginning of filling of choroidal arteries located at the posterior pole.The irrigation of choroidal veins appeared at the mean time of (15.03plusmn;3.44) seconds.At the time threre was the overlapping imaging appearance of choroisal arteries and veins.The most hyperfluorescent areas appered at the mean time of(16.75plusmn;3.78) seconds with definite shapes located at the posterior pole,and this stood for the fluorescence stage of choroidal arteries,veins and capillaries.The fluorescence of choroidal vein began to weaken at 11prime;58Prime;15plusmn;2prime;39Prime;86,and revealed the imaging of late stage of choroidal veins.The latest stage of ICGA was at 22prime;13Prime;22plusmn;3prime;30Prime;55,and presented obscure fluorescence. Conclusion The measurement results and fluorescent features of ICGA of normal eyes can offer consulted bases for the clinical diagnosis of the choroidal diseases. (Chin J Ocul Fundus Dis,1998,14:68-71)

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  • Analysis of Papers Cited in Evidence-Based Guidelines to Evaluate “Payback” of Biomedical Research

    In this article, three research cases are introduced to show the rationale of analysis of papers cited in evidence-based guidelines and the implementation steps. The ultimate goal of medical research is to promote health; evidence-based guidelines are of most importance to medical practice, which can be directly used in clinical practice and health prevention. One of the ways in which research can influence practice is through its contribution to being references of guidelines, and it’s a new way to evaluate biomedical research’s “payback” on health.

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  • Advances in Research on Bias Sources in Diagnostic Test

    Diagnosis is the critical component of health care and the studies of diagnostic test can provide important evidence for clinical decisions. Studies of diagnostic test are subject to different sources of bias in design, performance and reporting of studies. Therefore, researchers who understand various sources of bias can reasonably perform the diagnostic test and evaluate its quality, and will provide scientific evidences for clinical practice.

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  • Investigating the Glycated Hemoglobin HbA1c Concentration and Reference Range of Healthy Adults in Quanzhou

    ObjectiveTo analyze the glycated hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) level among healthy adults in Quanzhou area and explore distribution of HbA1c concentration by age and gender, and establish relevant reference range. MethodsUnder the standardized test of HbA1c, HbA1c concentrations of 1 931 healthy adults were determined by HLC-723 G8 HbA1c analyzer (TOSOH corp, Japan) and its agents. HbA1c levels of different age (18-30, 31-40, 41-50, 51-60, >60) and gender groups were compared, percentile was adopted to establish the corresponding HbA1c reference range of healthy adults in Quanzhou area according to "WS/T402-12-2012. Define and Determine the Reference Interval in Clinical Laboratory" and CLSI C28-A3. ResultsThe total HbA1c levels among healthy adults in Quanzhou area were 3.8%-6.4% (5.31%±0.40%), and the total HbA1c levels among male and female healthy adults in Quanzhou area were 5.55%±0.36% and 5.47%±0.43%, respectively, HbA1c concentration between different gender were statistically significant (P≤0.01). Compared in HbA1c levels of different age (18-30, 31-40, 41-50, 51-60, >60) and gender groups: the difference of HbA1c concentration between different gender in 18-30 years and 31-40 years group was statistically significant (P<0.05) and on the contrary the remaining three age groups were no statistically significant. Compared in HbA1c levels of different age groups in male: the difference of HbA1c concentration between different age groups in 31-40 years and 41-50 years group were no statistically significant (P>0.05), but statistically significant (P<0.05) in the remaining three age groups. The difference of HbA1c concentration between different age groups in female were statistically significant (all P values ≤0.01). The reference intervals of HbA1c for males and females were 4.8%-6.2% and 4.6%-6.3%, respectively, with statistically significant (P=0.000); the reference intervals of HbA1c according to age and gender were: for 18-30 years in males and females were 4.6%-6.0% and 4.4%-6.0%, respectively, with statistically significant (P≤0.01); for 31-40 years in males and females were 4.7%-6.0% and 4.7%-6.2%, respectively, with statistically significant (P≤0.01); for 41-50 years, 51-60 years, >60 years in males and females were no statistically significant (P>0.05), the reference intervals were 4.8%-6.2%, 4.8%-6.4%, and 5.1%-6.4%, respectively. Compared in HbA1c reference intervals in this paper with ADA and Chinese Clinical Operating Program, the difference were statistically significant (P=0.000). ConclusionUnder the standardized test of HbA1c, HbA1c concentrations of age and gender groups of 1 931 healthy adults in Quanzhou area are partial different, the reference interval of HbA1c of age and gender groups for healthy adults in Quanzhou area are established.

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  • Status quo of epilepsy management in Chinese community and international experience

    To understand the current situation of community epilepsy management in China, summarize the experience of international community epilepsy management, and provide reference for strengthening community epilepsy management in China. Summarize the current situation of epilepsy development in China, summarize and analyze the international experience of community epilepsy management in the United States, Australia, Britain and other countries, as well as the reference significance for domestic community epilepsy management. According to the evaluation criteria of community epilepsy management, it is suggested that the Chinese government should increase its support, formulate various strategic objectives, strengthen publicity and health education, improve patients' self-management support, explore the prevention and control mode of promoting epilepsy management in urban and rural communities, strengthen the training of medical service teams and design a reasonable referral system.

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