1.Clinical application of genechip based detection system in diagnosing mycobacterium infection and TB drug resistance gene mutation
Guohui CHEN ; Dashan FENG ; Xiuli WANG ; Fukang LUO ; Jun WU
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2017;38(5):638-640,643
Objective To investigate the clinical application value of genechip detection system in the mycobacterial species iden-tification and drug resistance analysis .Methods The specimens of sputum ,punctured pus ,pleural and abdominal ascites ,cerebro-spinal fluid and so on were performed the Mycobacterium DNA detection by using the gene chip technique .Then Mycobacterium tuberculosis positive samples were further performed the drug-resistant analysis .Meanwhile the Ziehl-Neelsen acid-fast staining was adopted to detect the sample .The positive rates were compared between the two groups .And TB-IGRA was used to examine the tubercle bacillus infection in partial patients .Results In 4402 samples ,137 cases (3 .36% ) of M ycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) and 11 cases(7 .4% ) of non-tuberculosis mycobacterium(NTM) were detected .Puncture solution ,bronchoalveolar lavage fluid and tissue specimen had higher positive rate .In the 137 positive M TB samples by rifampicin-resistant gene rpoB ,isoniazide-re-sistant gene katG and inhA detection ,22 cases of resistance gene mutations were detected ;the positive rate of genechip for detecting sputum ,cerebrospinal fluid ,hydrothorax and ascites was higher than that of acid-fast staining .TB-IGRA detection had higher pos-itive rate of TB infection than genechip .Conclusion The genechip detection system can directly conduct Mycobacterium identifica-tion and drug resistance analysis ,which is especially suitable for sputum ,cerebrospinal fluid ,hydrothorax and ascites samples ,and which is simple and rapid with higher sensitivity and good specificity .
2.Changes of serum pituitary hormones and thyroid hormones in patients with severe brain injuries in response to mild hypothermia
Chaohua YANG ; Dashan LUO ; Chao YOU
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2003;0(07):-
Objective To investigate the changes of serum pituitary hormones and thyroid hormones in patients with severe brain injuries during hypothermia therapy. Methods Ninety-eight patients with severe brain injuries were randomly divided into mild hypothermia group (50 cases) and control group (routine therapy group,48 cases). The levels of serum PRL,TSH,FT 3 and FT 4 of patients in the both groups were detected by two-side sandwich immunological autochemoluminescence detection system before and after treatment. The therapeutic effects were observed and compared. Results After treatment,the levels of serum PRL,TSH and FT 4 of patients in hypothermia group were (0.25? 0.02) nmol/L ,(0.7?0.2) mU/L and (15.0?5.3) pmol/L,respectively,which were significantly lower than that in control group,ie,(0.46?0.04) nmol/L,(1.1?0.3) mU/L and (21.2? 6.4) pmol/L ,respectively. The good recovery rate (62%) in hypothermia group was higher than that of control group (35%) but the death rate (22%) in hypothermia group was lower than that of control group (42%). Conclusions Mild hypothermia can inhibit the rise of serum pituitary hormones and thyroid hormones after severe brain injury and improve the therapeutic effects.

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