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Clinical Transplantation | 2009

A comparison of prediction equations for estimating glomerular filtration rate in Chinese potential living kidney donors

Wen-Yu Zhao; Li Zeng; You‐Hua Zhu; Liming Wang; Meisheng Zhou; Shu Han; Lei Zhang

Abstract:  Background:  Accurate measurement of donor renal function has important long‐term implications for both donors and recipients. In clinical practice, renal function may be estimated by using 24‐h urinary creatinine clearance (urine‐CrCl) and various specifically derived prediction equations. We assessed the suitability of urine‐CrCl and prediction equations for evaluating Chinese kidney donors.


Clinical Transplantation | 2010

Evaluation of living related kidney donors in China: policies and practices in a transplant center

Wen-Yu Zhao; Lei Zhang; Shu Han; You‐Hua Zhu; Liming Wang; Meisheng Zhou; Li Zeng

Zhao W‐Y, Zhang L, Han S, Zhu Y‐H, Wang L‐M, Zhou M‐S, Zeng L. Evaluation of living related kidney donors in China: policies and practices in a transplant center.
Clin Transplant 2010 DOI: 10.1111/j.1399‐0012.2010.01229.x.
© 2010 John Wiley & Sons A/S.


Clinical Transplantation | 2010

Psychosocial evaluation of Chinese living related kidney donors

Wen-Yu Zhao; Li Zeng; You‐Hua Zhu; Liming Wang; Meisheng Zhou; Shu Han; Lei Zhang

Zhao W‐Y, Zeng L, Zhu Y‐H, Wang L‐M, Zhou M‐S, Han S, Zhang L. Psychosocial evaluation of Chinese living related kidney donors. 
Clin Transplant 2010: 24: 766–771.


Annals of Transplantation | 2012

Cost analysis of living donor kidney transplantation in China: A single-center experience

Wen-Yu Zhao; Lei Zhang; Shu Han; Youhua Zhu; Liming Wang; Meisheng Zhou; Li Zeng

BACKGROUND Kidney transplantation is the most cost-effective option for the treatment of end-stage renal disease, but the financial aspects of kidney transplantation have not yet been fully investigated. The purpose of this study was to determine the hospital cost of living donor kidney transplantation in China and to identify factors associated with the high cost. MATERIAL/METHODS Demographic and clinical data of 103 consecutive patients who underwent living donor kidney transplantation from January 2007 to January 2011 at our center were reviewed, and detailed hospital cost of initial admission for kidney transplantation was analyzed. A stepwise multiple regression analysis was computed to determine predictors affecting the total hospital cost. RESULTS The median total hospital cost was US


Indian Journal of Surgery | 2017

Applied Research on Laparoscopic Simulator in the Resident Surgical Laparoscopic Operation Technical Training

Shangxi Fu; Xiao Liu; Li Zhou; Meisheng Zhou; Liming Wang

10,531, of which 69.2% was for medications, 13.2% for surgical procedures, 11.4% for para clinics, 3.7% for accommodations, 0.5% for nursing care, and 2.0% for other miscellaneous medical services. A multivariate stepwise logistic regression model for overall cost of transplantation revealed that the length of hospital stay, induction therapy, steroid-resistant rejection, maintenance therapy, infection status and body weight were independent predictors affecting the total hospitalization cost. CONCLUSIONS Although the cost of living donor kidney transplantation in China is much lower than that in developed countries, it is a heavy burden for both the government and the patients. As medications formed the greater proportion of the total hospitalization cost, efforts to reduce the cost of drugs should be addressed.


Journal of Medical Colleges of Pla | 2011

Intravenous prograf in maintenance treatment of intestinal obstruction complicated with hepatic function injury after renal transplantation: a case report

Xin Zhang; Shu Han; Shangxi Fu; Meisheng Zhou; Liming Wang

The purpose of this study was to estimate the effects of surgical laparoscopic operation course on laparoscopic operation skills after the simulated training for medical students with relatively objective results via data gained before and after the practice course of laparoscopic simulator of the resident standardized trainees. Experiment 1: 20 resident standardized trainees with no experience in laparoscopic surgery were included in the inexperienced group and finished simulated cholecystectomy according to simulator videos. Simulator data was collected (total operation time, path length, average speed of instrument movement, movement efficiency, number of perforations, the time cautery is applied without appropriate contact with adhesions, number of serious complications). Ten attending doctors were included in the experienced group and conducted the operation of simulated cholecystectomy directly. Data was collected with simulator. Data of two groups was compared. Experiment 2: Participants in inexperienced group were assigned to basic group (receiving 8 items of basic operation training) and special group (receiving 8 items of basic operation training and 4 items of specialized training), and 10 persons for each group. They received training course designed by us respectively. After training level had reached the expected target, simulated cholecystectomy was performed, and data was collected. Experimental data between basic group and special group was compared and then data between special group and experienced group was compared. Results of experiment 1 showed that there is significant difference between data in inexperienced group in which participants operated simulated cholecystectomy only according to instructors’ teaching and operation video and data in experienced group. Result of experiment 2 suggested that, total operation time, number of perforations, number of serious complications, number of non-cauterized bleeding and the time cautery is applied without appropriate contact with adhesions in special group were all superior to those in basic group. There was no statistical difference on other data between special group and basic group. Comparing special group with experienced group, data of total operation time and the time cautery is applied without appropriate contact with adhesions in experienced group was superior to that in special group. There was no statistical difference on other data between special group and experienced group. Laparoscopic simulators are effective for surgical skills training. Basic courses could mainly improve operator’s hand-eye coordination and perception of sense of the insertion depth for instruments. Specialized training courses could not only improve operator’s familiarity with surgeries, but also reduce operation time and risk, and improve safety.


Clinical Transplantation | 2006

Urological malignancy as a complication of renal transplantation: a report of twelve clinical cases.

Meisheng Zhou; Zhu Y; Liming Wang; Wang Y; Shangxi Fu; Min Z

Abstract For renal transplant recipients, intestinal obstruction caused by incisional hernia is a rarely encountered event. Until now, there is no specific literature concerning the adjustment of immunosuppressants under such clinical condition. We present such a case who received a successful long-term single intravenous prograf administration to transitionally maintain the immunosuppression.


Transplantation Proceedings | 2014

Quality of Life and Psychology After Living-related Kidney Transplantation From Donors and Recipients in China

Xueyang Zheng; Shu Han; Liming Wang; You‐Hua Zhu; Li Zeng; Meisheng Zhou


Archive | 2012

Multifunctional surgical separation and hemostasis cutting forceps

Liming Wang; Meisheng Zhou; Lei Zhang; Zhu Han; Shangxi Fu


Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army | 2014

Clinical use of compound fructose electrolyte solution in diuresis stage after kidney transplantation

Lei Zhang; Li Zeng; Shu Han; Meisheng Zhou; Wen-Yu Zhao; Mingxing Sui; Youhua Zhu

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Liming Wang

Second Military Medical University

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Shu Han

Second Military Medical University

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Lei Zhang

Second Military Medical University

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Li Zeng

Second Military Medical University

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Shangxi Fu

Second Military Medical University

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Wen-Yu Zhao

Second Military Medical University

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You‐Hua Zhu

Second Military Medical University

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Youhua Zhu

Second Military Medical University

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Xueyang Zheng

Second Military Medical University

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Mingxing Sui

Second Military Medical University

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