1.Microvascular anastomotic anterolateral thigh flap for reconstruction of complicated head and neck defects following cancer ablation
Guangpu XU ; Junci LIU ; Zongyuan ZENG
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2000;0(03):-
Objective To report our results of a study of 21 patients who underwent reconstruction of complicated head and neck defects following cancer ablation using microvascular anastomotic anterolateral thigh flap To discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using this flap Methods Twenty one consecutive free anterolateral thigh flaps in 21 patients were transferred for reconstruction of head and neck defects following cancer ablation between May 1990 and April 2001 The success rate was 95 percent (20 of 21),with one flap lost due to a twisted perforator The anterolateral thigh flaps were classified into four types according to the perforator derivation and the direction in which it traversed the vastus lateralis muscle Type I is the most common,in which a vertical musculocutaneous perforators from the descending branch of the lateral circumflex femoral artery were found in 61 9 percent of cases (13 of 21) Reconstruction of one layer facial skin defect was carried out in 3 cases,through and through defect in 15 cases,the skin defects of the anterior cervical region and the mucosa defects of the hypopharynx in 3 cases Results Nineteen of 21 flaps survived One flap was totally lost and another was partially lost after surgery The mean follow up was 46 months (range:6 to 120 months) A total of 9 patients were disease free survival Two patients are alive with persistent tumor 5 patients died of local recurrence 4 patient died of regional lymph node metastasis,brain metastasis,second primary cancer and cerebral vascular accident respectively,1 patient was lost to follow up Conclusion The anterolateral thigh flap provides more tissue than the radial forearm flap,no important artery sacrificed and the donor scar is more easily hidden The anterolateral thigh flap can be successfully used to repair a variety of complicated defects of the head and neck
2.Removal of 18 cases of tuberculum sellae meningiomas by anterior interhemispheric approach
Guangpu LIU ; Wei HU ; Jinsong LI ; Jingquan ZHANG ; Miaoquan LUO
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2012;19(9):1327-1328
Objective To summarize the surgery effect of removal of tuberculum sellae meningiomas by anterior interhemispheric approach.Methods The data of 18 cases of removal of tuberculum sellae meningiomas by anterior interhemispheric approach were analyzed retrospectively.Results Simpson grade Ⅰ resection was achieved in 5 cases;grade Ⅱ in 10 cases and grade Ⅲ in 3 cases.15 patients were followed up for 6 months to 7 years,3.1 years on average.6 patients recovered normal ability in work and life,6 patients' symptom was improved after sugery,3 patients' postoperative visual acuity remained unchanged,2 patients got the result of medium disability and 1 patient died.Conclusion Large tuberculum sellae meningiomas that grows anteriorly and superiorly can be well exposed through anterior interhemispheric approach,the amount of page pull is reduced,so the satisfactory sugical effect can be achieved.
3.Clinical analysis of guglielnai detachable coil embolization therapy in acute stage ruptured aneurysms
Jinsong LI ; Jingqian ZHANG ; Wei HU ; Guangpu LIU ; Maochang WEN
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2008;15(8):1247-1248
Objective To evaluate guglidnai detachable ceil(GDC)embolization therapy in treatment of acnte stage ruptured aneurysms.Methods 86 patients were involved in our study,we treat aneurysms with different intravascular therapy techniques,anti-artery-spasm treatment and lumber centesis were performed after therapy.Resuits 72 patients received 100% embolization,10 patients received 95% embolization,4 patients received 90% embolization,no patient died due to therapy in follow-up,further function recover was found.Conclusion Acute stage intravascular therapy combined with comprehensive measures can effectively improve the outcome of patients with ruptured aneurysms.
4.RNA interference silencing EZH2 gene strengths the sensitivity of human hepatic multidrug-resistant cancer cells to 5-Fu chemotherapy
Yi ZHANG ; Bo TANG ; Rui LIANG ; Guangpu LIU ; Chen LIU ; Liming WANG
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2012;27(8):660-663
ObjectiveTo study the impact of EZH2 silence on the sensitivity of human hepatic multidrug-resistant cancer cells Bel/Fu to 5-Fu.MethodsBel/Fu cells were cultured in vitro; EZH2 siRNA was used to interfere EZH2 expression; RT-PCR and Western blot was used to detect the efficiency of interference.MTT assay was used to detect the cellular growth inhibitory rate; Annexin V-FITC/PI double staining was used to detect the apoptosis rate of cells ; Flow cytometry was to analyze cell cycle ; Western blot analysis was used to detect the expression of multidrug resistance-associated protein MDR1 after silencing EZH2.The experiment set up four groups:control group,5-Fu treatment group,EZH2 siRNA treatment group,5-Fu combined with EZH2 siRNA treatment group. ResultsThe expression of EZH2 was greatly decreased after 24 h in the combined group,the apoptotic inhibitory rate by MTT was 43.17% ± 3.81%,higher than other three groups; the apoptotic rate in the combined group by Flow cytometry was 30.4% ± 1.77%,markedly higher than other three groups.The cell cycle of the combined group detected by Flow cytometry was 69.16% ±2.31% of cells in the combined group at G1 phase,the percentage was higher than other three group,30.76% ± 1.29% at S,G2 and M phases,lower than other three groups,indicating the cell cycle was blocked at G1 phase.MDR1 protein level in the combined group was lower than other groups.ConclusionsSilencing EZH2 strengths the sensitivity of Bel/Fu cells to 5-Fu,probably by a mechanism decreasing the expression of MDR1.
5.Chemical Modifications of Peptides and Proteins with Low Concentration Formaldehyde Studied by Mass Spectrometry
Zijian WANG ; Jingbo YANG ; Guangpu LI ; Ningning SUN ; Wanchun SUN ; Qisheng PENG ; Ning LIU
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2016;(8):1193-1199
Abstract Formaldehyde has been widely employed to immobilize clinical tissue specimens, inactivate toxins and viruses in biomedical fields. Formaldehyde can react with active groups in bio-molecules such as proteins, resulting in protein cross-linking, inactivation, and immobilization. By using several standard peptides and tryptic peptides from matrix protein of influenza virus as experimental models, we studied the chemical modifications of peptides and proteins with formaldehyde by matrix-assisted laser desorption ionization time-of-flight mass spectrometry and nano-electrospray quadruple time-of-flight tandem mass spectrometry. The reaction between formaldehyde and peptides was performed under the same conditions as those during inactivation of virus (4℃, 0. 025% Formalin (V/V), 37% formaldehyde solution (w/w), and 72 h). The results indicated that under above conditions, formaldehyde could react with amino group of N-terminus of standard peptide to generate a methylol adduct, which was further condensed into an imine to generate+12 Da product. Besides, formaldehyde could react with side chain of two amino acids such as arginine and lysine, yielding +12 Da product respectively. The analysis of the reaction between formaldehyde and tryptic peptides from matrix protein of influenza virus showed that +24 Da products could be detected in most peptides due to combinational contribution from N-terminus of peptide (+12 Da ) and side chain of C-terminal arginine or lysine (+12 Da) . Moreover, a +36 Da product was detected for a peptide with miss-cut site. The results indicated that low-concentration formaldehyde primarily reacted with amino group on N-termini of peptides and proteins, as well as the side chains of arginine and lysine residues. The present study suggested an effective mass spectrometry-based method for analyzing the reaction between low-concentration formaldehyde and peptides and proteins, thus provided strategies for interpretation for the mass spectra of reaction products.
6.Analysis of ISG15-Modified Proteins from A549 Cells in Response to Influenza Virus Infection by Liquid Chromatography-Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Qisheng PENG ; Guangpu LI ; Wanchun SUN ; Jingbo YANG ; Guihua QUAN ; Ning LIU
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2016;44(6):850-856
Interferon stimulated gene 15 kDa protein (ISG15) is the first ubiquitin-like protein identified, which plays vital roles in a variety of fields including viral infection and immunological regulation. In this study, liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry was used to analyze ISG15-modified proteins in A549 cells in response to infection by influenza virus, which was enriched by immunoprecipitation. A total of 22 cellular host proteins were identified in A549 cells infected by influenza virus, including ubiquitin-like ISG15 protein, cyclin-T1, heat shock protein 71 kDa, caldesmon, eukaryotic translation initiation factor, and so on. Besides, non-structural protein (NS1) from influenza virus was also identified. Among the 22 host proteins identified, 6 proteins were also identified in the control non-infected A549 cells, including annexin A1, fructose-bisphosphate aldolase A, ATP synthase subunit g, enolase, actin, and tubulin. Bioinformatics analysis revealed that the identified ISG15-modified host proteins induced by influenza virus infection could be classified into 9 protein classes: chaperone, oxidoreductase, enzyme modulator, transferase, nucleic acid binding, transcription factor, kinase, cytoskeletal protein, and structural protein. This study provided a specific and effective tool for analyzing ISG15-modified proteins in proteome level.
7.Effect of the simultaneous correction of pectus excavatum and scoliosis on the thoracic deformity
Guangpu LU ; Jinduo YE ; Jingjing FENG ; Liyang GENG ; Jifu LIU ; Weihong ZHONG ; Limin DONG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2017;21(19):3017-3022
BACKGROUND: Studies on the biomechanical properties in NUSS procedure have obtained some achievements, but the effect of scoliosis surgical correction of scoliosis on thoracic deformity remains unclear.OBJECTIVE: To explore the effect of simultaneous correction of pectus excavatum and scoliosis on thoracic deformity so as to provide reference for designing a rational orthopedic scheme.METHODS: The three-dimensional reconstruction model of the chest was established based on the CT data of the patients with pectus excavatum and scoliosis. The surgical correction of pectus excavatum and scoliosis was simulated by numerical simulation method.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: (1) Results after correction showed that the bilateral spinous processes at T3-5 segments displaced to the left (X direction) about 1 mm, suggesting that the simultaneous correction is favorable for the correction of scoliosis. (2) Compared with the single NUSS procedure, the displacement at Y direction was increased by 13.358 mm in the simultaneous correction; meanwhile, there was significant difference in the shortest displacement between two methods.(3) In views of Von Mises stress distribution, the stress in the simultaneous correction was decreased by 24.6 MPa compared with the single Nuss procedure, indicating that the simultaneous correction can significantly reduce the Von Mises stress on the chest, which contributes to alleviate the postoperative pain. (4) Our results show that the simultaneous correction cannot only improve scoliosis, but also improve the symptoms of pectus excavatum.
8.Pedicle screw paraspinal muscle approach versus posterior median approach fixation for thoracolumbar fractures:comparison of the stability
Zhaochuan ZHANG ; Chao MA ; Dehui WU ; Jibin WU ; Weixiang DAI ; Zhaohong WANG ; Meng HAN ; Jie FENG ; Guangpu LIU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2014;(40):6451-6458
BACKGROUND:Spinal posterior surgery is the most common treatment method for thoracolumbar fracture. During exposure of conventional posterior surgery, a wide-range stripping and pul ing of paraspinal muscles easily induced failure syndrome of lumbar surgery.
OBJECTIVE:To compare the reset conditions and stability of thoracolumbar fractures after treatment with pedicle screw paraspinal muscle approach and conventional posterior median approach fixation.
METHODA total of 62 patients with thoracolumbar fractures without nerve injury were retrospectively analyzed. 22 patients were treated with paraspinal muscle approach and general spine system. 21 patients were treated with conventional median approach and general spine system. 19 patients were treated with conventional median approach and AF internal fixation system. The therapeutic effects of the three kinds of fixation methods were compared by comparing clinical indexes in patients of the three groups, including operation time, intraoperative blood loss, postoperative drainage, dead space volume, scores of the Visual Analogue Scale of back pain, wound complications, height of injured vertebrae and the Cobb angle.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:Operation time, intraoperative blood loss, postoperative drainage and dead space volume were better in the paraspinal muscle approach and general spine system group than in the conventional median approach and general spine system group and conventional median approach and AF internal fixation system group (P<0.05). No significant difference in height of injured vertebrae and the Cobb angle was detectable among the three groups at 3 days after fixation (P>0.05). No significant difference in scores of the Visual Analogue Scale of back pain was visible among the three groups at 1 week after fixation (P>0.05). The scores of the Visual Analogue Scale of back pain were apparently lower in the paraspinal muscle approach and general spine system group than in the conventional median approach and general spine system group and conventional median approach and AF internal fixation system group at 3 and 6 months after fixation. No incision infection was observed in patients of the three groups. These results suggested that compared with conventional posterior median approach, paraspinal muscle approach has some advantages, such as smal trauma, less bleeding, postoperative rapid recovery, and high degree of satisfaction. The effects of general spine system and AF internal fixation system in the repair of thoracolumbar fractures on internal fixation are similar, but general spine system has some advantages such as simple to be operated, save time, less bleeding, stable fixation and good reduction. General spine system combined with paraspinal muscle approach is a good method to repair thoracolumbar spine fracture.
9.Waveflex elastic fixation and discectomy annulus in repair and reconstruction of spinal stability in patients with lumbar disc herniation
Zhaochuan ZHANG ; Xiaowei JIANG ; Weixiang DAI ; Dehui WU ; Chao MA ; Zhaohong WANG ; Meng HAN ; Jie FENG ; Guangpu LIU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(44):7131-7136
BACKGROUND:For reason of pathological particularity, treatments for young adult patients with lumbar disc herniation require more demanding procedures. Traditional discectomy and rigid fixation and fusion receive a lower clinical satisfaction rate because of their concomitant complications. Waveflex is a semi-rigid fixation system with non-fusion pedicle screws. Once combined with the technology of annulus repair, it can maintain the normal movement of the segments, and can thus raise clinical satisfaction rate. OBJECTIVE:To evaluate the short-term efficacy of the treatment of young adult lumbar disc herniation through the technology of the posterior Waveflex non-fusion pedicle screw elastic fixed smal window nucleus pulposus extirpation associated with annulus repair. METHODS: Thirty-eight patients with lumbar disc herniation were involved in this study, among which, 18 cases in the elastic fixation group were subjected to a posterior lumbar smal window nucleuspulposus extraction along with annulus repair together bound with Waveflex elastic fixation; the rest 20 cases in the nucleus pulposus removal group underwent simple nucleus pulposus extirpation. After these operations, a series of folow-up study was conducted, including: folow-up analysis of clinical efficacy and complications, colection of low-back pain visual analogue scores, colection of Japanese Orthopaedic Association scores (JOA), regular assessment of Oswestry dysfunction index, and reevaluation of the lumbar lateral radiographs related indicators. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:Folow-up visits to the patients were conducted 12-20 months later since the operations. Both groups showed a better performance than before treatment in the pain visual analogue scale, low back pain JOA score, and Oswestry dysfunction index of low-back pain (P < 0.05) during the last visit. The pain visual analogue scale, low back pain JOA score, and Oswestry dysfunction index of low-back pain in the dynamic fixation group were superior to those in the nucleus pulposus removal group (P <0.05). Stil in the last folow-up, operative segment disc height in the dynamic fixation group was greater than that before treatment, and the operative segment range of motion was smaler than that before treatment (P <0.05). These results suggest that compared to nucleus pulposus removal, Waveflex system associated with nucleus pulposus excision annulus repair has a more satisfactory effect in the early recovery of lumbar spine function and exerts a positive effect on the stability of the operated segments in the treatment of lumbar protrusion of the intervertebral disc in young adults.
10. Analysis of risk factors for progression of acute kidney injury to acute kidney disease
Lulu LIANG ; Yan LIANG ; Dongwei LIU ; Yingjin QIAO ; Jiayu DUAN ; Shaokang PAN ; Guangpu LI ; Zhenjie LIU ; Zhangsuo LIU
Chinese Journal of Nephrology 2019;35(12):922-928
Objective:
To investigate the risk factors of clinically diagnosed acute kidney injury (AKI) patients progressing to acute kidney disease (AKD).
Methods:
The clinical data of AKI patients admitted to the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University from January 1, 2018 to December 31, 2018 were retrospectively analyzed. According to the outcome of the patients, AKI patients were divided into non-acute kidney disease (NAKD) group and AKD group. Clinical characteristics and laboratory data of two groups were compared. The risk factors of AKD in patients with AKI were analyzed by logistic regression, and then the receiver operating characteristic curve (ROC) was drawn to evaluate the predictive value of these risk factors.
Results:
A total of 254 patients with AKI were enrolled, and 186 patients developed AKD with an incidence of 73.2%. The incidences of AKD in stage 1, stage 2 and stage 3 of AKI were 20.0%, 46.7% and 83.5% respectively. Multivariate logistic regression analysis showed increased peak serum creatinine (within 7 days after AKI diagnosis) (