1.Annual advance of the research on gonadal disorders from August 2013 to July 2014
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 2015;(6):477-480
[Summary] Over the past year, researches in the field of gonadal diseases have achieved rapid advances. Considerable literatures concerning the diagnosis and treatment of these diseases have been published. We herely reviewed and analyzed literatures which may be helpful to clinical practice in the future, while the defects and deficiencies in this field in China were also discussed with some suggestions proposed for the future.
2.Advance in mechanism study of multi-drug resistance mediated by ABCC1 and its reverse
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(04):-
Multi-drug resistance(MDR) is the most frequent reason for tumor chemotherapeutic failure.ATP binding cassette(ABC) drug transporters play an important role in tumor MDR.ABCC1 is one of the members of ABC transporter super-family,which lead to drug risistance via discarding drug out of cell or changing the drug distribution in a cell.In this article,we reviewed the advance in MDR mediated by ABCC1 and its reverse.
3.Effects of EGF on Isolation and Cloning of Mouse Embryonic Stem-like Cells from PGCs
Journal of Medical Research 2006;0(09):-
Objective To investigate the effects of the EGF on isolation and cloning of mouse embryonic stem-like cells from PGCs. Methods EGF with different density were added to the culture medium of cells .After a culturing period ,the cloning number of mouse embryonic stem-like cells and the topmost passage would be observed and registered. Results There was not obvious effects on the primary culture of mouse ESC and was distinct on the later passage if EGF were used. Conclusions In the primary passage of mouse ESC may survive without EGF,and the impact of the existence of EGF was better than the one of the inexistence to the cloning of mouse ESC.
4.B-ultrasound guided interventional radio frequency for climacteric dysfunctional uterine bleeding
Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2001;0(06):-
Objective To investigate the curative effects of B-ultrasound guided radio frequency therapy in the treatment climacteric dysfunctional uterine bleeding. Methods B-ultrasound guided radio frequency therapy was adopted in 121 cases of dysfunctional uterine bleeding with an exclusion of malignant lesions. Results The operation time was 6 min~12 min, with a mean of 8.5 min. No adverse effects were observed. The cure rate and marked effective rate were 88.4% (107/121) and 11.6% (14/121) in the 3rd postoperative month; the cure rate, marked effective rate and effective rate were 78.3% (36/46), 19.6% (9/46) and 2 1% (1/46) in the 24th postoperative month, respectively. Conclusions B-ultrasound guided radio frequency therapy in the treatment of climacteric dysfunctional uterine bleeding is simple and minimally invasive, being highly recommended.
5.Endometrial carcinoma diagnosed after hysterectomy
Journal of Chinese Physician 2015;17(8):1121-1123
The clinical manifestation of endometrial uterine cancers is similar to other gynecological diseases like endometrial hyperplasia,polyps,uterine myoma,and adenomyosis.This similarity may result in missed diagnosis of endometrial cancer,which should be paid wide attention.In these cases,pathological examination reports malignancy of uterine specimen after simple hysterectomy.Personalized treatment,such as observation and reoperation,should be supplemented for these patients,according to the pathological characteristics of the tumor,risk factors of lymphatic and ovarian metastasis and the willingness of patient.
7.Study on Stability of Atractylon in Volatile Oil of Atractylodes Macrocephala Koidz
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(1):193-198
This study was aimed to explore the stability of atractylon in volatile oil of A tractylodes macrocephala Koidz. under various conditions. High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) method was used to determine the atractylon content and atractylenolide content of volatile oils. And the relative percentages of atractylone and a-tractylenolide were selected as indexes to measure the change of atractylon. The results showed that the atractylon in atractylodes volatile oil was unstable with the rate of atractylon decomp osition up to 12% in natural conditions on the 6th day. The condition was almost not changed at room temperature and avoiding light. Atractylodes volatile oil in tween-80 solution was unstable with the rate of atractylon decomposition up to 30% at room temperature and avoiding light on the 5th day. The condition was almost not changed in the freezing temperature and avoiding light. The atracty-lon in volatile oil in artificial gastric juice and artificial intestinal juice were unstable, which were in conformity with the first order kinetics. It was concluded that the stability of atractylon of volatile oil was different. The atractylon of volatile oil was relatively stable in dilute solution within 48 hours. The atractylon in volatile oil was stable than its pure solution.
8.Application of Motor Imagery Therapy in Stroke (review)
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2009;15(11):1032-1033
Motor imagery therapy is based on the theory of plasticity in the central nervous system. Movement with imagery improved reconstruction of damaged motor conduction pathway, and made restoration of central nervous system. Motor imagery adapts to recovery mode of stroke, and was proved to be effective on motor function when applied with physical therapy for stroke patients. This article would review its background, mechanisms, Methods and effects, etc.
9.Research progress of immunological rejection in xenotransplantation
Junjie LI ; Xiao LI ; Kefeng DOU
International Journal of Surgery 2011;38(10):710-714
Xenotransplantation can probably overcome the critical shortage of human organ donors for clinical transplantation.Recently,research progresses in the biology of xenograft rejection and zoonotic infections,and the generation of α1,3-galactosyltransferase-deficient pigs have moved this approach closer to clinical application,but immunological rejection is also the primary barrier in the study of xenotransplantation.This review sumarries the research progress of immunological rejection of xenotransplantation,providing some advices for the future of clinical xenotransplantation.
10.Living-related auxiliary orthotopic partial liver transplantation: report of a case
Kefeng DOU ; Wenxian GUAN ; Kaizong LI
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1997;0(04):-
ObjectiveTo investigate the feasibility of auxiliary orthotopic partial liver transplantation (APOLT) from a living donor for the treatment of Willson′s disease.MethodsThe patient was a 20-year-old girl with Willson′s disease, whose blood type was O. The donor was a man aged 21 and his blood type was A. The left lateral lobe (260?g) of patient′s liver was removed, the left lateral lobe (295?g) of donor′s liver was grafted to the patient in situ. Blood plasma exchange was carried out to the recipient before transplantation. FK506 adrenocortical hormones and cytoxan was administered after operation. ResultsThe recipient had a onset of hepatic artery thrombosis 15 days after operation, and ensuing intraabdominal hemorrhage caused by thrombolytic agent was successfully managed by laparotomy. Other postoperative complications such as hydroperitonia, pulmonary atelectasis and bile fistula were cured. Now the patient has survived 15 months with a normal copper-protein level, a mitigated extrapyramidal symptom and the grafted liver grows larger.ConclusionAPOLT is a feasible remedy for late-staged Willson′s disease.