Publications by authors named "Yingqin Shi"
Article Synopsis
- A study assesses the current misuse of drugs for treating hypoproteinemia and evaluates 12 types of amino acid injections to identify the most effective options for therapy.
- The research compared the effectiveness of different amino acid compositions against human serum albumin and established benchmarks, highlighting variations in synthetic values and similarities to whole egg protein and FAO/WHO standards.
- The findings recommend specific amino acid injections based on patients' liver and kidney function: normal-function patients should use compound balanced injections, those with liver abnormalities should opt for 3AA, patients with renal issues should select 9AA, and trauma cases should use 18AA-VII.
Article Synopsis
- People who get total parenteral nutrition (TPN) sometimes have problems with their blood sugar levels, especially low blood sugar (hypoglycemia).
- Three patients with liver damage were found to have really low blood sugar during or after TPN treatments.
- To help these patients, doctors adjusted their nutrition by giving them more glucose and less insulin, which fixed their blood sugar levels and made them feel better.
Background: To provide a reference for hospital drug selection and rational clinical drug selection based on the evaluation of the safety, nutritional quality, and economy of 27 manufacturers of five varieties (18AA, 18AA-I, 18AA-II, 18AA-IV, 18AA-V) of balanced compound amino acids for injection and (18AA-II).
Methods: The safety of compound amino acids for injection was evaluated by comparing the antioxidant sulfite contents. Based on the amino acid scoring standard mode and the whole egg protein mode as proposed by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations/World Health Organization (FAO/WHO) in 1973, we compared the formula.