1. Jie Wei - Google Scholar
The influence of the intercondylar notch dimensions on injury of the anterior cruciate ligament: a meta-analysis. C Zeng, S Gao, J Wei, T Yang, L Cheng, W Luo, ...
Xiangya Hospital Central South University - Cited by 4,142 - Osteoarthritis - Gout - Pharmacoepidemiology
2. ZHOU Wei-Jie（周伟杰）
Research interests: 1. Liver Fibrogenesis and treatment 2. Tumorigenesis and treatment 3. Tissue and organ damage repair
Keywords:Fungal infection, diagnosis，laboratory medicineResearch interests:Laboratory diagnosis and pathogenesis of invasive fungal infection;Selected ...
3. Evaluation of the Efficacy of Prone Position Therapy In Patients with ...
2 days ago · Background Acute brain injury (ABI) frequently coexists with severe lung injury, leading to significant challenges.
Background Acute brain injury (ABI) frequently coexists with severe lung injury, leading to significant challenges. This study investigates the impact of prone
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5. 2020 IRCOBI Asia Proceedings
Session S1 - Accident analysis / Injury epidemiology ; IRC-A-20-10, Global Road Traffic Fatality Estimate for 2060: The Effect of Increased Vehicle Automation
6. Volume 20, Issue 5 - ijbs
Yi-Lin Zhang, Tao-Tao Tang, Wei-Jie Ni, Zhong-Tang Li, Liang-Yun-Zi ... Zhu Zeng, Jie Wang, Fengyu Xu, Ping Hu, Yuhang Hu, Wenfeng Zhuo, Ding Chen ...
7. Liver infiltration of multiple immune cells during the process of acute ...
Dec 14, 2022 · Yang Hu, Yong-Lun Xi, Shi-Xing Guan, Wei-Jie Zhou, State Key ... injury and hepatic recovery. To date, there has been no systematic ...
Liver infiltration of multiple immune cells during the process of acute liver injury and repair
8. Volume 12, Issue 10 - thno - Theranostics
Lang Bai, Zhubin Hu, Tianyang Han, Yajun Wang, Jiajun Xu, Guanyu Jiang ... damage in cisplatin-induced acute kidney injury. Qing Yin, Ya-Jie Zhao, Wei-Jie ...
9. American Journal of Translational Research
... injury in male rats. Am J Transl Res 2016;8(6):2525-2533. (Full text, PDF) ... Jingjing Tian, Xibao Hu, Wei Gao, Jie Zhang, Ming Chen, Xinrong Zhang ...
American Journal of Translational Research (official SCI Impact Factor 1.700) is an online open-access medical journal dedicated to the translational research in medicine (translational medicine) including basic and clinical translational sciences in oncology, cardiology, neurology, pharmacology and all related medical research.
10. Astrocytic connexin 43 potentiates myelin injury in ischemic white ...
... matter disease. Minghuan Wang, Chuan Qin, Xiang Luo, Jie Wang, Xuxia Wang, Minjie Xie, Jing Hu, Jie Cao, Ting Hu, Steven A. Goldman, Maiken Nedergaard*, Wei ...
Rational: Myelin loss is a characteristic feature of both ischemic white matter disease and its associated vascular dementia, and is a hallmark of chronic cerebral hypoperfusion due to carotid artery stenosis. Yet the cellular mechanisms involved in ischemic dysmyelination are not well-understood, and no effective treatment has emerged to prevent or slow hypoperfusion-related demyelination. In a study employing the bilateral common carotid artery stenosis (BCAS) mouse model, we found reduced cerebral blood flow velocity and arteriolar pulsatility, and confirmed that prolonged BCAS provoked myelin disruption. These pathological features were associated with marked cognitive decline, in the absence of evident damage to axons. Methods: To assess the role of astroglial communication in BCAS-associated demyelination, we investigated the effect of deleting or inhibiting connexin 43 (Cx43), a constituent of astroglial gap junctions and hemichannels. Results: Genetic deletion and pharmacological inhibition of gap junctions both protected myelin integrity and rescued cognitive decline in the BCAS-treated mice. Gap junction inhibition also suppressed the transient increase in extracellular glutamate observed in the callosal white matter of wild-type mice exposed to BCAS. Conclusion: These findings suggest that astrocytic Cx43 may be a viable target for attenuating the demyelination and cognitive decline associated with chronic cerebral hypoperfusion.
11. Metformin reduces the myocardial injury in sepsis rats by reducing ...
AI Bo , · HU Niandan , · LI Wenqiang , , · WEI Jie , · GAO Zhen.
Objective: Study the protective effect of metformin on myocardial injury in sepsis rats.Method: 40 male Wistar rats were divided into four groups randomly:Sham group、Sham/M group、CLP、CLP/M group.In Sham group the animals' abdominal cavity was opened and the appendix was taken out, then turned back into the abdominal cavity without ligation and perforation.Sham/M group animals were injected of metformin (100 mg/kg) in lavage way in preoperative 1.5 h, and the other procedure was the same as the Sham group.In the CLP group the sepsis model was built by using the cecum ligation perforation technique.CLP/M group animals was injected of metformin (100 mg/kg) in lavage way in preoperative 1.5 h, and the other procedure was the same as the CLP group.Serum TNF-alpha level, caspase-3 protein expression levels in myocardial cells were detected at 12 hand 24 h after surgery, and myocardial structural changes were observed under light microscope.Result: ① At 12 h, and 24 h, the serum TNF-αlevel had no obvious difference between the Sham group and Sham/M group (P>0.05).Compared with the control group, the rats serum cTn-I、TNF-αlevel in the CLP group and CLP/M group increased significantly (P<0.01);at the same time, the cTn-I and TNF-αlevel in the CLP/M group level decreased significantly (P<0.01) as compared with the CLP group. ② The expression level of caspase-3 was not significantly different between the sham group and sham/M group...
12. [PDF] Compound Danshen Dripping Pills pretreatment protects the heart from ...
Man Long5, Xili Yang3, Wei Wang3, Weijie Li3, Aihua Chen1,2*, Yuanna Ling6* ... injury and provided new insight into the prevention of. IR injury. Page 12 ...
13. Trends of injury mortality during the COVID-19 period in Guangdong ...
Wei-Jie Guan4,; Xiaojun Xu1,; Haofeng Xu1,; Ying-Shan Xu1,; Yan-Jun Xu1,; Li-Feng ... Guoqing Hu, Inj Prev, 2019. 99 Injury mortality and morbidity changes ...
Objective We aimed to ascertain the trends of injury mortality during the COVID-19 period in southern China. Methods We conducted a population-based retrospective analysis to compare the mortality changes of all-cause injury and transport injuries, poisoning, falls, fire/heat/hot substances, drowning, self-harm and interpersonal violence, which were further stratified by sex and age. Comparisons were made between the COVID-19 period (between January 2020 and June 2020) and control period (between January 2019 and June 2019) in Guangdong province. We used the negative binomial models to explore the associations of deaths during the COVID-19 period, according to the different sex and age strata. Results The all-cause injury mortality in Guangdong province decreased significantly from 28.65 per 100 000 population during the control period to 23.24 per 100 000 population during COVID-19 pandemic period. Similar results were found in specific injury categories. Mortality of self-harm increased by 139.26% in the 10–14 year group during the COVID-19 period as compared with the control period. Although mortality changes in some groups were not statistically significant, some increases were noteworthy during the COVID-19 period (ie, self-harm, transport injury and falls) in the 70–79 year group. The corresponding increase in mortality rate was 16.83%, 3.32% and 4.92%, respectively. Conclusion The mortality of all-cause injury, transport injury and drowning during the COVID-19 pande...
