1.Effect of mild hypothermia on fibrinolysis system in ischemic stroke
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2011;19(4):307-309
The imbalance in the fibrinolytic system participates in the pathophysic-logical processes of ischemic stroke. Most researchers consider that the fibrinolytic activity decreases in patients with ischemic stroke, while others believe that it increases. Mild hypothermia is a therapeutic approach with great potential and plays the neuroprotective effect through a variety of mechanisms. Animal experiments have demonstrated that the treatment with mild hypothermia may increase the plasma fibrinolytic activity and decrease the expression of local plasminogen activator in ischemic area. Howere, the related clinical research studies are few, and most of them are limited in the safty and collaborative research of mild hypothermia combined with other treatment therapies.
2.Effect of mild hypothermia on plasma tissue-type plasminogen activator/plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 in patients with massive cerebral infarction
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2012;20(9):686-689
Objective To investigate the effect of mild hypothermia therapy on plasma tissue-type plasminogen activator (tPA)/plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (PAI-1) in patients with massive cerebral infarction (MCI).Methods The patients with MCI were randomly divided into the conventional therapy group and the mild hypothermia therapy group.On the basis of conventional therapy,the latter received local mild hypothermia therapy for 48 hours immediately after admission.Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay was used to detect plasma tPA and PAI-1 at admission and at 48 hours after mild hypothermia,respectively.The general information and the tPA and PAI-1 levels before and after treatment in both groups were compared.Results A total of 46 patients with MCI were included.There were 26 and 20 patients in the conventional therapy group and the mild hypothermia therapy group,respectively.There were no significant differences in the general information,the tPA and PAI-1 levels before and after treatment in both groups,and the levels of plasma tPA (80.98 ± 34.64 pg/mL vs.110.1 ± 32.7 pg/mL; t =3.462,P =0.013) and PAI-1 (145.40 ± 45.29 pg/mL vs.174.2 ± 38.0 pg/mL; t =4.854,P =0.034) at 48 hours of mild hypothermia therapy in the mild hypothermia therapy group were significantly lower than those in the conventional therapy group.Conclusions Mild hypothermia therapy may decrease the plasma tPA and PAI-1 levels in patients with MCI,and it may be associated with the neuroprotective effect of hypothermia therapy.
3.Expressions of CD1a and CD83 molecules in cervical lesions
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2009;42(5):321-323
Objective To investigate Expressions of CD1a and CD83 molecules in cervical lesions. Methods Immunohistochemical method was used to examine the expressions of CD1a and CD83 molecules in tissue samples from 30 patients with squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the cervix, 30 patients with cervical condyloma accuminatum (CA) and 30 patients with cervicitis. Results With the increase in the invasiveness of cervical lesions, there was a decline in the density of immature CD1a+ dendritic cells. The average number of immature CD1a+ dendritic cells per high power field (HPF) was 3.45 in cervicitis tissue, 2.89 in CA tissue, 2.41 in SCC tissue. On the contrast, a significant increase was observed in the density of mature CD83+ dendritic cells in CA tissue and SCC tissue compared with the cervicitis tissue (0.057 celIs/HPF and 0.039 celIs/HPF vs 0.019 celIs/HPF, both P < 0.05). The positivity rates of HPV 16/18 and HPV 6/11 were 56.67% and 3.30%, respectively, in cervical carcinoma tissue, 73.30% and 6.67%, respectively, in CA tissue, 3.30% and 0, respectively, in cervicitis tissue. Conclusions Compared with CA tissue, less mature dendritic cells were observed in cervical carcinoma tissue, demonstrating that the antigen presenting cells in carcinoma tissue are insufficient to mount an adequate immune response to prevent lesional invasion.
4.Evaluation of Curative Effects of Different Chronic Laryngitis by Voice Acoustic Analysis
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2016;24(5):461-464
Objective To investigate the application of the voice acoustic analysis in the evaluation of curative effects of different chronic laryngitis.Methods The adult patients with chronic laryngitis (80 cases)were divided into 3 different syndrome types what were as the Yin deficiency group (28 cases),the Qi deficiency group (25 ca-ses),and the TanNing blood stasis group (27 cases).According to the different compositions of golden voice series medicines,the medicines were administered,combined in two to three.A total of 30 normal people were set to the control group.The German ATMOS voice test and analysis system was used to detect continuous vowel signals and the results were compared before and after treatment.Results Before the treatment,the chronic laryngitis group, compared with control group,had higher jitters,shimmers and NHR.The MPT was significarry shorter and DSI smaller compared with the control group(P <0.05).After 1 month of medication,the Yin deficiency group was the best and there were no significant differences in almost all parameters compared with control group (P >0.05)ex-cept for the parameter-jitter.The jitter,shimmer,and NHR decreased significantly after 1 month treatment while the MPT and DSI increased significantly in the Yin deficiency group and the Qi deficiency group compared with be-fore treatment (P <0.05).There was a statistically significant difference on jitter,shimmer,NHR and DSI and no difference on MPT compared with before treatment in TanNing blood stasis group.Conclusion The voice acoustic a-nalysis could be objective and quantitative to analysis the chronic laryngitis patients'voice quality with different syn-drome types and evaluate the curative effects.
5.Consideration and Suggestion on Clinical Pharmacist Participation in the Treatment of One Dispute Caused by Severe Adverse Drug Reaction
Yilan HUANG ; Dan LAI ; Xiaoyan ZHONG
China Pharmacist 2014;(5):856-856,857
Objective:To discuss the role of clinical pharmacists in avoiding, eliminating and alleviating the effect of medical dis-putes caused by adverse drug reaction ( ADR) and provide reflections and suggestions for the disputes. Methods:Clinical pharmacist participation in the treatment of one case of dispute caused by serious adverse drug reaction was described and analyzed. Results:Clini-cal pharmacists provided opinions and suggestions for the dispute, and promising effect was obtained. Conclusion: Clinical pharma-cists should have excellent medical knowledge and good communication skills, and medical personnel should closely monitor patients in order to avoid medical disputes caused by ADR.
6.Effects of Vitamin C and Hydrogen Dioxide on the Electric Current of Large-conductance Calcium-activated Potassium Channels in Isolated Outer Hair Cells of Old Guinea Pigs’ Cochlears
Dan LAI ; Fei HUANG ; Gang QIN
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2015;(2):181-185
Objective To study the effects of hydrogen dioxide (oxygen free radical donator) and vitamin C (oxygen free radical scavenger) on the electric current of large conductance calcium -activated potassium channels (BKCa channels) in isolated outer hair cells in aging guinea pigs .Methods Acute enzyme was used to isolat outer hair cells of aging guinea pigs ,in which of BKCa channel's electric current was observed and recorded by whole-cell recording mode of patch -clamp .After recording the stable and normal electric current of BKCa channels ,added H2 O2 dilution (0 .2 mmol/L) 40 μl in the 2 ml chambers within freshly isolated outer hair cells so that the concen‐tration of H2 O2 in the balneum would be 4 μmol /L .The groups(n=5) received individually vitamin C solution (5 mg/ml) 0 ,10 ,20 ,40μl in the 2 ml chambers within freshly isolated outer hair cells so that the concentration of vi‐tamin C in the balneum would be 0 ,25 ,50 ,100 μg /ml ,observing and recording the effects of different concentration of vitamin C to electric current of BKCa channels .Results ①In the w hole-cell mode of patch -clamp ,the rapid activation and non-deactivation electric current with a string of large amplitude was recorded ,above -40~ -30 mV activation voltage .The electric current increased with the increasing membrane potential .The amplitude in‐creased continuously and performed characteristics of outward rectification .When the concentration of IbTX was 100 nmol /L ,the activity of the channel was completely blocked and confirmed BKCa channel's electric current .②Medication within three minutes ,when VT was +50 mV ,the BKCa channels'the maximum peak current densities of 4 μmol /L H2 O2 group rose from 22 .09 ± 0 .27 PA /PF to 43 .53 ± 1 .09 PA/PF ,amplification was 97 .06% .In H2 O2 4 μmol /L + vitamin C with different concentrations as 25 ,50 ,100 μg/ml groups ,the BKCa channels'elec‐tric current performed about concentration-dependent inhibition ,and electric current's amplitude and peak current density decreased with the increasing concentration of vitamin C ,the I-V curves were reduced .However ,this still could not be recovered to the normal levels .Conclusion The oxygen free radical /BKCa exists in the process .The vitamin C as oxygen free radical scavenger can reverse the process to a large extent .
7.Treatment of interstitial tubal pregnancy with Guizhi Fuling pill assisted with methotrexate and mifepristone
Minhui GUO ; Xiaoli LAI ; Dan WANG
Chinese Journal of Biochemical Pharmaceutics 2017;37(4):177-179
Objective To analyze treatment of tubal interstitial pregnancy with Guizhi Fuling pill assisted with methotrexate and mifepristone.Methods 90 cases tubal interstitial pregnancy patients from January 2015 to June 2016 were grouped by admission order and each group with 45 cases.Methotrexate and mifepristone therapy were given the control group,Guizhi Fuling pill assisted with methotrexate and mifepristone were given the observation group.Treatment success rate,β-HCG negative time,mass disappearance time,length of hospitalization and adverse reactions were compared.Results (After treatment,treatment success rate of observation group was 91.11%and 80.49%of tubal smooth,witch all higher than control group with(88.89%,77.50%),but the difference was not statistically significant.(For the treatment of two groups of patients with success,β-HCG negative time,mass disappearance time and length of hospitalization of observation group were(13.05±1.08,24.09±1.43,15.37±0.82)days,shorter than control group with(17.39±1.50,27.43±2.19,18.85±1.)days(P<0.05).③ During treatment,adverse reactions of observation group was 11.11%,lower than control group with 26.67%(P<0.05).Conclusion Guizhi Fuling pill assisted with methotrexate and mifepristone can shorten treatment time and reduce side effects for tubal interstitial pregnancy patients.
8.Effects of Hydrogen Peroxide on Function and Morphology of Guinea Pig Cochlea
Dan LAI ; Wanrong LI ; Xingqi LI
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 1998;0(03):-
Objective To investigate the effects of hydrogen peroxide on function and morphology of guinea pig cochlea in vivo.Methods Animals were divided into four groups and their cochleas were perfused with artificial perilymph(AP), 50 ?M H 2O 2, 100 ?M H 2O 2 and 200 ?M H 2O 2 resolved in AP separately. The compound action potential(AP) and cochlear microphonic(CM) were recorded after two-hours' perfusion. Then hydrogen peroxide-induced cell damage in the inner ear was investigated with morphologic method.Results In all H 2O 2 groups, CAP threshold shifts and CM amplitude shifts were significantly greater than that of APL group. The effect of H 2O 2 perfusion on cochlear function showed dose-dependence. OHCs were major targets of H 2O 2-induced cell death, while Hensen's cells did not show any signs of damage in the presence of H 2O 2. Conclusion Hydrogen peroxide, as an ubiquitous reactive oxygen species(ROS), can induce cochlea dysfunction and damage of cells in guinea pig inner ear. Hensen's cells maybe more resistant to the damage of ROS than hair cells.
9.Advance in studies on regulatory mechanism of phenotype polarization of macrophages and intervention with traditional Chinese medicines.
Yuan-lai WANG ; Ka BIAN ; Dan-dan ZHANG
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2015;40(2):180-184
Macrophages are heterogeneous and diversified, and can be polarized into different phenotypes in various microenvironments and physiological or pathological conditions. Major macrophage subpopulations including classically activated(M1) and alternatively activated(M2) macrophages, which represent different surface receptors, secret different cytokines and chemokines, are regulated by different signal paths of transcriptions and epigenetic levels, and play distinctive roles in tumor progress. TCMs may improve the microenvironment by regulating phenotype polarization of macrophages. So far, specific biomarkers and polarized molecules mechanisms generated through the macrophage polarization approach are still unclear. In this article, we merely summarize the advance in domestic and foreign studies on phenotype polarization of macrophages and regulatory mechanisms and look into the future of intervention with TCMs.
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Medicine, Chinese Traditional
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