1.THE CHANGE IN EPITHELIUM OF DUODENAL ULCER DURING HEALING PROCESS
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1982;0(03):-
25 patients with endoscopy confirmed active duodenal ulcer were treated with Xi Lei San or ci-metidine. Biopsy specimens were taken before and 3 weeks after treatment. Specimens were stained separately with HE, AB (pH2.5), PAS, and AB(pH2.5)/PAS. According to the morphological characteristics, the epithelium was divided into intestinal, gastric and transitional types. The percentage of the length and density of cells of all types were measured. The results were obtained as follows: during early phase of healing (3 weeks), goblet cells recovered most markedly in the epithelium close to the lesion. Transitional epithelium could relatively easily be observed.The Xi Lei San and cimetidine produced similar morphological changes. Endoscopically, even after the ulcer was healed, gastric and transitional epithelial cells could still be seen. Hypoplasia was observed in most of epithelial villi.
2.STUDY OF GASTRIC EMPTYING IN PATIENTS WITH ATROPHIC GASTRITIS AND CARCINOMA OF STOMACH
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1983;0(05):-
By using 99m Tc-resin meal method, we measured the gastric emptying time (GET) in patients with chronic atrophic gastritis (CAG) and gastric carcinoma(GCa). Change in gastric movement in CAG and GCa patients was discussed in this report. The results of present study showed that, GET 1/2 in control group (n = 36) was 37.3?16.0 min; mild CAG (n = 21) 35.0?10.5min. In moderate and severe CAG group (n = 13), GET was 68.3?35.3 min before pentagastrin treatment, and 37.1?6.5 min after pentagastrin treatment. In gastric autrum carcinoma (n = 8) it was 80.9?47.9 min, and in cardiac carcinoma (n = 3) 26.9?7.2min. Significant differentiation existed between moderate or severe CAG and gastric autrum carcinoma groups. Labelled meal v-photography was a physiological examination. Anatomic foundation of prolonged GET 1/2 in moderate and severe CAG was possibly related with atrophy of gastric muscles. Prolonged GET 1/2 could be a promoting factor of development of grastric carcinoma. In order to prevent the development of gastric carcinoma, great attention should be given to those patients with moderate to severe CAG.
3.Study progress of EGFR-targeting antibody related biomarkers
Cancer Research and Clinic 2009;21(8):501-503
With the emerging of EGFR-targeting antibody, there is a new choice for malignant tumors. Several studies indicate that cetuximab combined with chemotherapy have a role in the first-line treatment of metastatic colorectal and lung cancer, with a 10% to 20% absolute increase in response rates reported. But, cosily price and partly responsive rate restrict the reasonable use of the drug. If the predictive biomarker works, clinician can identify patients who can benefit from the regimen and relieve the economic and toxic burden of null patients and avoid wasting time and money. The study progress of the biomarkers related to EGFR-targeting antibody was reviewed.
4.Influence of different routes of administration on vaccine efficiency of peptide-pulsed dendritic cells
Chinese Journal of Immunology 2000;0(11):-
Objective:To investigate the influence of different routes of administration on vaccine efficiency of peptide-pulsed dendritic cells(DC).Methods:Immunization of syngeneic C57BL/6 mice with bone marrow-derived murine DC pulsed with SIINFEKL, a MHC class Ⅰ-restricted peptide from chicken ovalbumin(OVA) sited at 257-264 amino acid residuals were performed via subcutaneous(s.c.), intramuscular(i.m.), intravenous(i.v.), and intraperitoneal(i.p.) administration, respectively. Seven days later the mice were sacrificed and the splenocytes were prepared to analyze antigen-specific CTL lysis for target cells and IFN-?-producting CD8+T lymphocytes using in vivo CTL assay and intracellular cytokine staining(ICS), respectively.Results:The results from in vivo CTL assay showed that the CTL lysis activities were 37.3%?7.3%, 10.8%?2.3%, 56.9%?3.6% and 61.0%?4.2% via s.c., i.m., i.v., and i.p. administration, respectively. Similarly, ICS showed that IFN-?-producting cells in total CD8+T lymphocytes were 0.43%?0.09%, 0.85%?0.12%, 0.76%?0.14% and 0.15%?0.04%, respectively.Conclusion:Different routes of administration has an obvious influence on vaccine efficiency of peptide-pulsed DC. The i.p. immunization with DC elicites the strongest CTL lysis activity, i.v. immunization is next, and s.c., in particular i.m. is the worst, suggesting that i.p. administration may be a safe and effective route for immunization with peptide-pulsed DC against cancers in a mice model.
5.Reasonable naloxone administration in cancer pain management
Huilong LIU ; Hongyi LI ; Duanqi LIU
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2013;(24):1487-1491
Naloxone is a synthetic pan-opioid receptor competitive antagonist of the opioid receptors inside and outside the cen-tral nervous system. After systemic administration, it reverses almost all opioid effects. Systemically administered naloxone is used to reverse the life-threatening opioid toxicity. A number of studies have analyzed the importance of oral naloxone as a peripheral opioid an-tagonist in cancer patients. Naloxone has shown satisfactory efficacy for opioid-induced constipation (OIC). Ultra-low dose of naloxone has been reported to enhance the anti-nociceptive effect of morphine and reduce morphine consumption. We summarize the results from current studies of naloxone administration in cancer pain management.
6.Opioid overdose in advanced cancer patients antagonized by nalox-one:a report of 15 cases
Huilong LIU ; Hongyi LI ; Duanqi LIU
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2013;(24):1502-1505
Objective: To analyze the clinical characteristics of opioid overdose in naloxone-antagonized advanced cancer pa-tients. Methods:Fifteen patients with moderate to severe cancer pain were diagnosed with opioid overdose. Five of the patients were treated with transdermal fentanyl, six with prolonged-release morphine sulfate tablets, and four with prolonged-release oxycodone hy-drochloride tablets. Naloxone was immediately administered upon discovery of opioid overdose. The reasons behind opioid overdose as well as the naloxone efficacy and patient prognosis were investigated. Results:In the patients of the group, the equivalent dosage of morphine, the treatment dosage is 10 mg/d to 640 mg/d, and the median dosage is 360 mg/d. The therapeutic dose of naloxone is 0.2 mg to 0.8 mg, and the median dosage is 0.4 mg. After naloxone use, the pupils of the patients were recovered in the first few min-utes, and respiratory depression improved within 10 min to 30 min. However, blood pressure recovery was slow for at least 1 hour. Two fever-afflicted patients were diagnosed with transdermal fentanyl overdose and impaired liver function, which exhibited rapid deteriora-tion immediately before the opioid overdose. Seven patients with poor pain control were diagnosed with opioid overdose during drug ti-tration. These patients were given poor prognosis, and their median overall survival time was 1.9 months. Conclusion: Opioid over-dose, which is shown to be common in advanced cancer patients, can be safely and effectively treated by naloxone. Early diagnosis and treatment of this condition would significantly improve the quality of pain control for the patient.
7.Photocytotoxicity characteristics of two photosensitizers induced by copper vapor laser irradiation
Huilong LIU ; Duanqi LIU ; Yahui JIE
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1981;0(04):-
Objective To investigate the 50% inhibition concentration(IC50)of haematoporphyrin derivative(HpD)and hematoporphyrin monomethyl ether(HMME)at the saturated light dose and 50% inhibition energy density(IED50)at saturated photosensitizer dose in order to find out their photocytotoxicity features.Methods Cell culture and MTT technology were utilized to inspect photosensitizers' photocytotoxicity to the endothelial cells of mouse lung vessel.Exponentially growing cells were incubated with varying concentrations of the photosensitizers in DMEM medium(low glucose)in 96-well microliter plate for 4h.The plate was then exposed to copper vapor laser at 510.6nm and 578.2nm wavelength,respectively,for a period of time.Incubation was continued for another 24h in darkness,and the number of surviving cell was analyzed by MTT assay.Results The findings suggested that the IC50 of HMME was 1.31 and 1.24 times of that of HpD in 510.6nm and 578.2nm wavelengths at saturated light dose,respectively.IED50 of HPD was 1.18 and 1.17 times of that of HMME in 510.6nm and 578.2nm wavelengths at saturated photosensitizer dose,respectively.Conclusion HpD has stronger photocytotoxicity than HMME under 510.6nm and 578.2nm wavelength exposure,and the photocytotoxicity is closely related to light dose and wavelength.
8.Photodynamic therapy for cutaneous malignant tumor
Huilong LIU ; Duanqi LIU ; Yahui JIE
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1981;0(04):-
Objective To study both therapeutic and adverse effects of photodynamic therapy for cutaneous malignant tumors.Methods The IEAu-3 gold vapor laser(wavelength 627.8nm),manufactured by the Institute of Electronics,Chinese Academy of Sciences,and diode laser(wavelength 630nm),manufactured by DIOMED Ltd.(GB),were employed as the light source.Power density of the both kinds of laser was 100-150mW/cm2,and energy density was 150-300J/cm2.Haematoporphyrin derivative(HpD)was used as pohotosensitizer at dosage of 5mg/kg.The patients' foci were radiated 12-72h after HpD administration.The patients received 1 to 4 courses of photodynamic therapy.The size of patients' focus was measured before and after treatment and the therapeutic effect was appraised 4 weeks later.Results Evaluation of the therapeutic effect in 30 patients showed that 15 patients(50.0%)responded completely(CR),10 patients(33.3%)responded partially(PR),and 5 patients(16.6%)showed no response(NR).No patients showed progression of the lesion(PD).The total response case(CR+PR)was 25.No adverse effect was found in this group.Conclusions Photodynamic therapy is an effective and safe modality for cutaneous malignant tumor especially for basal cell skin cancer and squamous cell skin cancer.
9.Evaluation of clinical physical examination, ultrasonography and mammography in the diagnosis of breast cancer in Chinese
Hongyan ZHANG ; Feng LIANG ; Duanqi LIU
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 2001;0(11):-
Objective To evaluate the significance of clinical physical examination, breast ultrasonography, and mammography in the diagnosis of breast cancer in Chinese, to compare their sensitivity, specificity and accuracy, and to elucidate the significance of combined application of the 3 methods. Methods A total of 112 patients suspected to have breast cancer as a result of mass screening (38 cases) and OPD examination (74 cases), were subjected to clinical physical examination, breast ultrasonography and mammography, and biopsy specimens were obtained from all the cases by puncture or surgery, then the final diagnosis was confirmed by pathological examination. The diagnosis made from clinical physical examination, breast ultrasonography or mammography was compared with pathological findings, and the sensitivity, specificity, accuracy, positive predictive value, and Kappa index of the 3 methods were then calculated. Results 61 cases of breast cancer and 51 cases of benign breast disease were identified. The diagnostic sensitivity of clinical physical examination, ultrasonography and mammography was respectively 68.85%, 88.52% and 72.13%, the specificity was respectively 88.23%, 21.57% and 56.86%, while the accuracy was respectively 77.68%, 58.04% and 65.18%. The combined use of ultrasonography and mammography yielded the highest sensitivity of 98.36% (P
10.Gemcitabine plus cisplatin for the treatment of anthracycine-resistant advanced breast cancer
Binghe XU ; Kai LI ; Duanqi LIU
China Oncology 2000;0(06):-
Purpose:To evaluate the efficacy and safety of combination chemotherapy of gemcitabine(GEM) and cisplatin(DDP) for anthracycine(ANT)-resistant advanced breast cancer(ABC). (GEM 1 200 mg/m 2 on day1 and 8,DDP 30mg/m 2 on day 3 to 5 in cycles of 21 days) Methods:From January 2000 to April 2003,fifty patients with ANT-resistant ABC were treated with combination chemotherapy of GEM and DDP. The median number of cycles was 3(range 2-4). Results:The overall response rate was 42.6%,The median time to progression was 4.5 months. The main side effect included gastrointestinal and hematologic toxicities,related grade 3 to 4 clinical adverse effect was nausea and vomiting in 12 cases (24%),anemia in 2 cases (4), leukopenia in 7 cases (14%),neutropenia in 4 cases (8%) and thrombocytopenia in 16 cases (32%).Conclusions:GEM and DDP combination is active in ANT-resistant ABC with an acceptable toxicity pattern and may well represent an interesting therapeutic choice after ANT regimen.