1.The value of rACC in diagnosing dementia of Alzheimer type with 11C-PIB PET
Chinese Journal of Nuclear Medicine 2009;29(4):263-267
Objective Beta-amyloid (AB) plaque is one of the most important hallmarks of Alzhe-imer disease (AD). [N-methyl-11C]-[4'-methylaminophenyl]-6-hydroxybenzothiazole (11C-PIB) can have a strong binding potential (BP) of AB plaques in the brains of patients with dementia of Alzheimer type (DAT). This study was to investigate the value of rostral anterior cingnlate cortex (rACC) in diagnosing human AD with 11C-PIB PET imaging. Methods All the subjects were enrolled through ads by Washington University School of Medicine (WUSM) in USA. Clinical dementia rating (CDR) was the practical grading standard for AD. There were 129 cases of normal control (HC) with CDR =0 and 40 cases of AD patients with CDR >0 (but there were only 120 HC cases and 34 DAT patients with data of rACC PIB BP. All 169 cases had PIB BP data of other studied cerebral subregions). Brain subregions were localized with MRI. PET imaging was performed immediately after intravenous injection of11C-PIB. MRI and PET images were aligned and fused with the help of software. BP was calculated using the Logan graphical analysis and the cerebellar cortex as the reference tissue. The distribution characters of 11C-PIB BP in rACC were analyzed and compared with other brain subregions studied by other scholars with the same research cases. The corre-lation analysis, t-test or variance analysis were calculated with SPSS 11.5. Results rACC PIB BP of 120 HC and 34 AD patients was calculated, rACC PIB BP was statistically linear and positively correlated with CDR significantly (BP=0.2865±0.442,CDR=0.143±0.290,r=0.545,P<0.01). There was no sta-tistical difference among the rACC PIB BP of DAT patients (0.6719±0.1545 vs 0.8933±0.0880,inde-pendent-samples t-test in both groups of CDR =0.5and1, indicated t=-1.245,P>0.05), but signifi-cant difference was found between rACC PIB BPs of HC and DAT patients (0.1589±0.0219 vs 0.7370±0.1125, independent-samples t-test in both group of CDR=0 and>0,indicatedt=-7.998, P<0.01). The threshold of rACC PIB BP for differentiating DAT was 0.4592, greater than what could be thought as suffering from DAT with sensitivity 67.65 % (23/34) and specificity 88.33% (106/120). The BP values of both groups partially overlap each other. In all the studied cerebral subregions, the highest 3 subregions in mean PIB BP of DAT patients or in the difference of mean PIB BP between DAT patients and HC group were precuneus, rACC and prefrontal cortices. Conclusion rACC PIB BP can be used to differentiate DAT patients from normal persons; rACC, precuneus and prefrontal cortices are together the most sensitive brain subregions in the diagnosing DAT.
2.The clinical value of double collagenase injection in treating patients with lumbar intervertebral disc herniation
Da-Peng YU ; Xirong-Hua ;
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(02):-
Objective To explore the clinical value of double collagenase injection in treating patients with lumbar disc herniation. Methods Thirty one patients with lumbar disc herniation to whom DCI had been applied were analyzed with 15 to 31 months follow-up. Results The therapeutic effects were excellent in 27, good in 3, fail in 1. The total effective rate was 96.7%.Conclusions DCI is a good method in treating lumbar disc herniation with high effectiveness, extensive indications, low complications and profitable clinical application prospectively.
3.Concepts and practice of pylorus-preserving gastrectomy in gastric cancer.
Chinese Journal of Surgery 2009;47(17):1285-1287
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4.Preliminary study on antitumor effect of C_( 215) gene transfected tumor vaccine and monoclonal antibody-superantigen fusion protein C_(215) Fab-SEA
Qingqing WANG ; Hai YU ; Da YU ;
Chinese Journal of Immunology 1985;0(02):-
Objective:To investigate the anti tumor effect of C 215 gene transfected tumor vaccine and monoclonal antibody superantigen fusion protein C 215 Fab SEA.Methods:B16 melonoma cells were transfected with the gene encoding a human colon adenocarcinoma cell surface glycoprotein C 215 to produce a tumor vaccine,melanoma models were established in C57BL/6 mice to observe the antitumor effect of the tumor vaccine and the fusion protein C 215 Fab SEA.Results:Tumor growth in mice treated with the vaccine together with the fusion protein C 215 Fab SEA was significantly inhibited compared with the control group(P
5.Preliminary study on antitumor effect of C215gene transfected tumor vaccine and monoclonal antibody-superantigen fusion protein C 215Fab-SEA
Qingqing WANG ; Hai YU ; Da YU
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2001;17(2):76-78
Objective:To investigate the anti-tumor effect of C215gene transfected tumor vaccin e and monoclonal antibody-superantigen fusion protein C215Fab-SEA.Methods:B16 melonoma cells were transfected with the gene encoding a human colon adenoca rcinoma cell-surface glycoprotein C215 to produce a tumor vaccine,melanom a models were established in C57BL/6 mice to observe the antitumor effect of the tumor vaccine and the fusion protein C215Fab-SEA.Results:Tumor growth in mice treated with the vaccine tog e ther with the fusion protein C215Fab-SEA was significantly inhibited comp ared with the control group(P<0.01),while the tumor growth in group treate d wi th the vaccine only and group treated with the fusion protein only were not obvi ously inhibited compared with the controls.Conclusion:The fusion protein C215Fab-SEA could enh ance the effect of C215-transfected tumor vaccine against the growth of C 215-negative tumors.
6. Familial adenomatous polyposis: Clinical characteristics and current progress
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 2006;27(4):349-352
Familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) is an autosomal dominantly inherited syndrome. It will inevitably progress to colorectal carcinoma if not handled properly. The extracolonic manifestations of FAP play important role in the clinical diagnosis and prognosis of FAP patients. This paper reviews the clinical characteristics of FAP and current progress in its research.
7. Diagnosis and treatment of familial adenomatous polyposis: An outcome analysis of 96 cases
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 2006;27(4):353-357
Objective: To discuss the clinical manifestations of familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) and summarize our experience in diagnosing and treating the FAP patients. Methods: Clinical data of 96 FAP patients (1985-2003) were reviewed and colonoscopic findings were analyzed retrospectively. Abdominal CT findings and endoscopic findings of the upper digestive tract in 22 FAP patients (2001-2003) were analyzed retrospectively in an attempt to seek extrarectal pathological manifestations in FAP patients. Results: Densely grown polyps were found in the colorectum in most patients (52/96, 54.2%), while moderate-to-high density of polyps were found in the left hemicolon and rectum. Frequency of cancerization was high for rectal adenoma (23/41, 56.1%). Of the 22 FAP patients, 19 (19/22, 86.3%) had proliferative polyps of the gastric antrum and 18 (18/22, 81.8%) had duodenal polyps, including 12 duodenal adenomatous polyps, without a single case of cancerization. In 3 of the 22 FAP patients, desmoid tumors were detected in the abdominal wall, abdominopelvic cavity or mesentery of small intestine 5 years after colectomy. Of the 3 patients, only one was cured by complete resection of the tumor. Conclusion: Dense growth of polyps in the colorectum is a typical clinical manifestation of FAP. Frequency of cancerization is high for rectal adenoma. Colonoscopy is safe and effective for early diagnosis of FAP. Presence of polyps in the upper digestive tract is a common extrarectal manifestation of FAP. Cancerization of duodenal adenoma is rare in Chinese FAP patients. Desmoid tumor significantly influences postoperative quality of life of FAP patients who received prophylactic colectomy.
8. Significance of colonoscopy in screening of family members from familial adenomatous polyposis families
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 2006;27(4):362-363
Objective: To study the diagnostic value of colonoscopy in screening of family members of a familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) family. Methods: The colonoscopic findings of 38 sibs from 23 FAP families (1985-2002) were retrospectively studied. The diagnostic value of colonoscopy for screening FAP in FAP families was analyzed through determining the amount, morphology, and pathology of polyps. Results: Sixteen of the 38 sibs were found to have polypous growths, the positive screening rate being 42.1%; of the 16 cases of polypous growths, one was found to be severe atypical proliferation. The left hemicolon and rectum had dense polyps. Conclusion: Colonoscopy is a safe and reliable screening examination in sibs of FAP families.
9. Outcomes of subtotal proctocolectomy for familial adenomatous polyposis: A follow-up study of 21 clinical cases
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 2006;27(4):367-369
Objective: To evaluate the short- and long-term outcomes of subtotal proctocolectomy for familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP). Methods: Twenty-one FAP patients who had undergone subtotal proctocolectomy during 1985-2000 in our department were followed up colonoscopically to observe whether there was any recurrence of polyps in postoperatively residual colon or/and rectum. Results: Adenomatous recurrence with variant degrees was detected in the residual colon or/and rectum in all 21 patients, the recurrence rate being 100%. Polypous growth was denser in the residual rectum than in the proximal residual colon. The adenomatous polyp in one patient cancerized 4 years after the initial operation. The cumulative occurrence of colorectal cancer was 4.8%. Conclusion: Subtotal proctocolectomy is a simple procedure for FAP with fewer complications, but there is a risk of polyps cancerization in the residual colon or/and rectum.
10.Breeding Selenium-Enriched Yeast by Protoplast Mutagenesis.
Microbiology 1992;0(02):-
This paper studied on breeding selenium-enriched yeast by protoplast mutagenesis. A strain which the content of selenium is the highest is selected from thirteen strains yeast. The optimum conditions to form protoplast are lysed by 1 g/100 mL lywallzyme for 120 min, the formation and regeneration being 95.2% and 21.8% respectively. By mutating breed a strain of A1 which the content of selenium is 821 mg/kg and the amount of dry cell of 0.84 g/100 mL is obtained.