1.Fractal dimension feature of intestinal pressure data
Hongyu WEI ; Sheping TIAN ; Zhiwu WANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2007;11(5):980-983
BACKGROUND: Colonic manometry is a widely used method to assess digestive tract function and is of crucial importanoe in evaluating colonic activity disorder.OBJECTIVE: To analyze the kinematic and kinetic eatures f intestinal tract pressure signal of healthy volunteers and patients with abnormal colonic pressure.DESIGN: Contrast observation experiment.SETTING: People's Hospital of Shanghai Pudong New Area.PARTICIPANTS: Two groups of participants were organized. The patient group consisted of six patients ith abnormal colonic function. They received treatment in the People's Hospital, Shanghai Pudong New Area etween January 2000 and August 2001. These patients were not allowed to take any medicine or foods that ould affect intestinal motility within two weeks prior to the study. The control group consisted of nother 2 healthy volunteers who received health examination homeochronously. Informed consents were btained from all the participants. Gastrointestinal tract functionamonitor manufactured by CTD2SYNETICS ompany (Sweden) was employed.METHODS: Participants were asked to lie down on their left sides for 30 inutes quietly before the manometer entered the ileum with the help of an enteroscope. A water bag was ttached to the end of manometer and was filled with water to increase the end weight. The enteroscope was sed to inhale the intra-intestinal gas while it was pulled out. Afterwards, the water bag was emptied. Easurement began after the participant was asked to lie down for another 30 minutes to deplete the bnormal contraction of intestinal tract caused by enteroscope. Every inspection took about 20 minutes. Ubsequently, the water bag was filled with 50 mL water and the gas bag with 50 mL air to simulate the timulation of faeces. The simulation inspection also lasted about 20 minutes. During the measurement rocess, the precise position was determined by a B-type ultrasonic inspection system. The manometer was hen pulled out 20 cm and the same inspection process was repeated. Fractal dimension of intestinal tract ressure was calculated with the method from Higuchi to distinguish normal and abnormal colonic pressure ignal.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Fractal dimension analysis of intestinal tract pressure signals.RESULTS: xtensive analysis was conducted for pressure signals of two healthy volunteers and six patients. The racta dimensions of intestinal tract pressure data from normal subjects basically kept around a certain alue, while those from patients varied greatly. There was something wrong with colonic contractions of ntestinal tract of the patients, as the associated fractal dimensions, were around "1".CONCLUSION: ractal imension of intestinal tract pressure signals is calculated, and the resultant fractal dimension can be sed as an index to distinguish normal and abnormal colonic pressure signals.
2.Meta-analysis of insulin aspart versus regular human insulin in diabetes treatment in China
Qing TIAN ; Tianpei HONG ; Hongyu KUANG
Chinese Journal of Diabetes 2017;25(5):385-396
Objective To compare the efficacy and safety of insulin aspart (IAsp) versus regular human insulin (RHI) used in basal bolus (BB) or continuous subcutaneous insulin infusion (CSII) regimen in patients with diabetes mellitus in Chinese population.Methods We searched MEDLINE (via OVID),the Cochrane Library,Embase,PubMed,CBM,China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI),and Wanfang databases from the beginning of the databases to November,2015.The randomized controlled trials comparing IAsp and RHI in DM were searched.The meta-analysis in newly diagnosed DM and treated DM was performed by RevMan 5.3.Results A total of 40 trials were included in this study,with 1087 newly diagnosed and 2395 treated DM patients.In both groups,IAsp was better in lowering 2 hours postprandial plasma glucose (2 hPG) after breakfast,lunch and dinner (For newly diagnosed population MD=-1.22,-1.70,-1.44;95%CI:-1.79~-0.64,-2.77~-0.63,-2.12~-0.75;for treated population MD=-1.19,-1.14,-1.03;95%CI:-1.39~-0.98,-1.27~-1.02,-1.25~-0.81) and fasting plasma glucose (For newly diagnosed population MD=-0.55,95%CI:-0.97~-0.12;for treated population MD=-0.24,95%CI:-0.44~-0.03) when compared with RHI.IAsp could shorten the time to achieve blood glucose target(For newly diagnosed population MD=-1.58,95%CI:-1.74~-1.42;for treated population MD=-1.73,95%CI:-2.10~-1.36) and reduce the risk of hypoglycaemia compared with RHI (For newly diagnosed population RR=0.33,95%CI:0.19~0.56;for treated population RR=0.44,95%CI:0.32~0.61) (P<0.05).Moreover,the total daily insulin dose was lower in IAsp therapy than in RHI therapy when using CSII regimen.Conclusion In Chinese DM patients,IAsp shows advantages in controlling 2 hPG,shortening the time to achieve blood glucose target and lowering the risk of hypoglycaemia when compared with RHI.
3.Adhesion, invasion and intracellular growth ability of Legionella dumoffii in alveolar epithelial cells
Tian QIN ; Hongyu REN ; Bingqing ZHU ; Zhujun SHAO
Chinese Journal of Zoonoses 2012;(6):522-527
In this study,the L.dumoffii TEX-KL (ATCC 33343),L.dumoffii NY23 (ATCC 33279) and L.pneumophila philadelphila-1 (ATCC 33155) strains were used to explore the adhesion,invasion and intracellular growth ability in the epithelial cells.Approximately 1× 108 bacteria were pelleted,resuspended,and diluted (1 ∶ 10) in RPMI 1640 tissue culture medium.The bacteria were then added to A549 cells (1 × 105 per well) in 24-well plates to give a multiplicity of infection (MOI) of about 100.The Gimenez staining and colony counting methods were used for the determination of the strain adhesion,invasion and intracellular growth ability.It was found that in vitro growth ability of L.pneumophila philadelphila-1,L.dumoffii TEX-KL and L.dumoffii NY23 strains had no significant difference.For in vivo assay,there was also no significant difference in adhesion ability of these strains.However,the CFU counts of L.dumoffii TEX-KL strain invaded into A549 cells was 1 000 times higher than that of the other two strains.Compared with L.pneumophila philadelphila-1 and L.dumoffii NY23 strains,L.dumoffii TEX-KL strain has higher invasion ability and,therefore,higher intracellular growth ability.
4.Investigation on residue of triadimefon and its metablites in ginseng
Bo DAI ; Hongyu JIN ; Jingai TIAN ; Peng SUN ; Ruichao LIN
Chinese Traditional and Herbal Drugs 1994;0(01):-
Objective To set up a clean-up method using gel permeation chromatography(GPC)and ENVI-Carb-SPE.The residues of triadimefon and its metablites,triadimenol A and triadimenol B in ginseng were detected by GC-MS with negative chemical ionization(NCI).Methods The sample was extracted with acetone and the extract was cleaned using GPC and ENVI-Carb-SPE.Based on GC-MS(NCI)the pesticides were separated on a DB-5MS column using a temperature program and were detected with a mass selective detector in selective ion monitoring(SIM)mode.The reference solution was prepared by the blank sample extract to overcome the matrix effect,the external reference method was used to detect.Results Three pesticides were separated within 10 min.The average spiked recoveries in three levels were 90%—105% with relative standard deviations(RSD)below 6%(n=6)in roots and stems.The limits of detection(LOD)of triadimefon and triadimenols were 0.1 and 10 ?g/L.The precision was below 2%(n=6).Conclusion The method is sensitive for the residue analysis of three pesticides and could be used to the triadimefon and triadimenols detection and security control in ginseng.
6.Complications of Urodynamic Examinations: 38 Cases Report
Lei ZHAO ; Xiaojun TIAN ; Hongyu GU ; Lulin MA
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2009;15(3):263-264
Objective To investigate the complications of urodynamic examinations. Methods All the complications in 1450 urodynamic examinations were analyzed retrospectively. Results There were all 38 complications (2.62%), including 25 hematuria (1 with severe hematuria requiring emergency operation), 9 fever, 1 anal hemorrhage, 3 failure in bladder catheter intubation. Conclusion Avoiding unnecessary urodynamic examinations and adopting appropriate precaution may reduce the complications of urodynamic examinations.
7.Changes in intraosseous pressure and bone blood flow of the distal femoral shaft after femoral medullary canal blocking with bone cement
Hongyu LI ; Hong AN ; Bin LIANG ; Rongzhu LI ; Wen TIAN ; Minke WEI
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2008;12(14):2785-2788
BACKGROUND: Implantation of artificial joint of bone cement can result in long-term blocking of recipient site medullary canal and blood vessel lesion, and lead to changes in intraosseous pressure and bone blood flow of distal femoral shaft.OBJECTIVE: To explore the changes in the intraosseous pressure and bone blood flow of distal femoral shaft after blockage of the proximal and middle femoral medullary canal by bone cement.DESIGN: Controlled observation.SETTING: People's Hospital of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.MATERIALS: The experiment was performed at the Experimental Animal Center of Chongqing Medical University between July 2002 and April 2003. Thirty-two healthy adult New Zealand rabbits were selected and randomly divided into model group (n=24) and control group (n=8). Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) TJ bone cement was provided by Tianjin Synthetic Materials Research Institute.METHODS: The rabbit model was established by infusing femoral medullary canal of left side with PMMA. The lateral greater trochanter of anesthetized rabbits were resected below the third trochanter through spatium intermusculare by posterior lateral femur approach, but the neck of femur was remained to expose intertrochanteric fossa and entry of medullary canal following by intramedullary reaming to 1/2 length of femur. The wound was washed repeatedly to remove the destroyed myeioid tissues, and was dried with gauze. Bone cement was prepared by manually stirring powder with solution at a ratio of 2:1, until dough shape formed. A small piece of dough-shaped bone cement was filled in middle femoral stenosis as cavity blocker. Ten minutes later, the solidified bone cement was re-blended until dough shape and implanted into medullary canal fully. When the bone cement was completely solidified, the incision was sutured. The 24-modeled rabbits were randomly divided into 4 subgroups according to the following observation time points (n=6): postoperative 0 day (T0),4th week (T4), 8th week (T8) and 16th week (T16).MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: ①Physiological pressure-measuring instrument was used to detect and compare the intraosseous pressure of bilateral distal femoral medullary canal of the model and control groups. ②Radionuclide bone imaging was used to detect and compare the dynamic and static images of bilateral distal femoral of the rabbit models at different time points.RESULTS: Thirty-two rabbits were all included in final analysis with no loss. ①There were no significant differences in the intraosseous pressure between the distal femurs in normal rabbits (P>0.05); the pressure of the experimental side increased significantly compared with control side (P<0.01). In model group, there were no significant differences in the intraosseous pressure between the control sides of rabbits at different time points (P>0.05), but the experimental sides presented continuous high intraosseous pressure state. The pressure of T4 was higher than that of T16 (P<0.05); there were no significant differences between any other two time points (P>0.05). ②Compared with the dynamic and static images at different time-points, the counting of nuclide in the experimental sides was markedly lower than the control sides at T0 and T4 while higher at T8 and T16; the count reached the peak at T16. There were no significant differences in the nuclide counting ratio between T0 and T8, T0 and T16, T4 and T16, T8 and T16, T4 and T8, respectively except T0 and T4 (P<0.05). The dynamic and static radionuclide bone imaging showed the same changes.CONCLUSION: The intraosseous and intramedullary blood circulation is severely damaged after blocking of the proximal and middle femoral medullary canal with bone cement, resulting in local alterations of hymodynamics, a series of changes in intraosseous pressure and bone blood flow in the distal femur, which causes continuous and a long-term high intraosseous pressure.
8.A Proteomic Method For Core Needle Biopsy Sample Characterization
Jianfeng LIN ; Hongyu TIAN ; Xia GAO ; Meilan YU ; Qingxi CHEN ; Genjun XU ; Fukun ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 2008;24(3):221-230
Proteomic analysis of core needle biopsy (CNB) sample from patient populations is critical to our understanding of human disease,but has been hindered by its particular small size.Here,we present a method for the proteomic analysis of CNB sample based on the two dimensional electrophoresis.Proteins were extracted directly from 3 rat liver CNB specimens and a human prostate CNB sample.respectively.24 cm Immobiline DryStrip (pH 3-10NL) and 12.5% SDS-PAGE were introduced to separate the proteins.Interesting spots were analyzed by MALDI TOF/TOF mass spectrometry after tryptic digestion.With this method,consistent electrophoretic patterns of more than 2 500 protein spots were reproducibly obtained after silver staining,from rat liver CNB specimens.Qualitatively and quantitatively reproducible results also yield when the method was applied to a human prostate CNB sample.57 stochastically selected protein spots were analyzed by MALDI TOF/TOF moss spectrometry.and were identified with high confidence including faint ones.This simple and reproducible approach raises the opportunity of defining key molecular events of human disease pathologies.
9.Changes of distal joint after the femoral medullary cavity is blocked with bone cement
Hongyu LI ; Hong AN ; Bin LIANG ; Rongzhu LI ; Wen TIAN ; Minke WEI
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2007;11(41):8389-8393
BACKGROUND:There are so many researches on the complication of artificial joint of bone cement on clinics, but the effect of implanting artificial joint of bone cement on the structure of distal joint is unclear.OBJECTIVE:To explore the structural changes of distal joint after blocking the proximal and middle femoral medullary cavity with bone cement.DESIGN:Controlled observation.SETTING:The People's Hospital of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region.MATERIALS:A total of 26 healthy adult New Zealand rabbits, of clean grade and both genders,weighing 2.6-3.5 kg,were offered by the Experimental Animal Center of Chongqing Medical University.Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) TJ bone cement,16# antrum needle for puncture (outer diameter 1.6 mm,inner diameter 1.05 mm,length 80 mm), light microscope of Japan Olympus Company (BH-2), and transmission electron microscope of Japan Hitachi Company (H-600).METHODS:The experiment was completed in the Experimental Animal Center of Chongqing Medical University from July 2005 to April 2006.Eighteen rabbits were randomly selected as model group,while other 8 ones ware served as control group.The rabbit model was established by infusing femoral medullary cavity of left side with PMMA.Due to the specific anatomic structure of appearing the third trochanter, the anesthetized rabbits were adopted to incise the lateral greater trochanter below the third trochanter through spatium intermusculare of posterior lateral femur, remaining the neck of femur, so as to expose intertrochanteric fossa and entry of medullary cavity,which was expanded to 1/2 length of femur by using cavity file of different thickness repeatedly. Then wound surface was washed fob many times to remove the destroyed myeloid tissues, and was dried with strips. Bone cement was prepared by manually stirring powder with solution at a ratio of 2:1, until it demonstrated dough shape. In order to control the depth of bone cement into femoral medullary cavity, a small piece of dough-shaped bone cement was filled in middle femoral stenosis as cavity blocker.Ten minutes later,the solidified bone cement was re-blended as dough shape and implanted into medullary cavity fully.Afterwards, the bone cement was completely solidified and the incision was sutured. At the 4th, 8th and 16th weeks postoperatively,6 rabbits of each model group and all controlled rabbits were killed respectively to obtain the samples of distal femoral articular synovium, cartilage and subchondral bone. The histological examinations included hematoxyiin-eosin (HE) staining, toluidine blue (TB) staining and immunohistochemistry. Transmission electron microscope was used to detect the changes of cartilage and subchondral bone in distal joint of left femur.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: ①The structural changes of distal femoral articular synovium, cartilage and subchondral bone by HE staining,TB staining,immunohistochemistry.②The histological changes of distal articular cartilage and subchondral bone in left femur by transmission electron microscope.RESULTS:①HE staining:The damages to articular cartilage,synovial tissues and subchondral bone aggravated with time.At the 16th week of modeling,the articular cartilage was destructed,the bone structure was severely damaged,with the synovial tissue proliferation and swelling;TB staining (the 16th week):All the layers of articular cartilage appeared loss of stain; Immunohistochemistry (the 16th week): Collagen Ⅱ of the chondrocytes was positively stained. And transforming growth factor (TGF)-β1 staining of articular synoviocytes and chondrocytes appeared positive.②Transmission electron microscope: The lesions to articular chondrocytes and bone cells aggravated progressively with time, part of which presented necrosis and collapse at the 16th week.CONCLUSION: The intramedullary blood circulation is severely damaged after blocking the proximal and middle femoral medullary cavity with bone cement. Conversely, the bone metabolism disorders in dista0 femur. which results in the degeneration or necrosis of distal femur, cartilage and synovial tissue.
10.Animal model of femoral medullary cavity block with bone cement for imitating artificial joint of bone cement
Hongyu LI ; Hong AN ; Bin LIANG ; Rongzhu LI ; Wen TIAN ; Minke WEI
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2006;10(37):169-171
BACKGROUND: There are so many researches on complication of artificial joint of bone cement in clinics, but the effect of implanting artificial joint of bone cement on distal femoral shaft is unclear.OBJECTIVE: To provide an ideal animal model for study the effect on distal femoral shaft after implanting the artificial joint of bone cement.DESIGN: Controlled observation.SETTING: People's Hospital in Guangzi Zhuang Autonomous Region.MATERIALS: A total of 16 healthy adult New Zealand rabbits, of clean grade, of both genders, weighing 2.6-3.5 kg, were selected in this study.METHODS: The experiment was completed in the Experimental Animal Centerof Chongqing Medical University from July 2002 to April 2003. According to the third rotator, neck of femur of rabbits was not broken off;meanwhile, lateral part of greater trochanter was sawed up above the third rotator, entrance of medullary cavity of bone was found among fossas of rotator, and bone cement was perfused into left femoral medullary cavity by blocking of proximal and middle femoral medullary cavity with polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) to establish the rabbit model. Right side of rabbits was regarded as the control. Rabbits were sacrificed under drugged state after modeling establishment.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Results of gross femur and X-ray image of rabbits.RESULTS: A total of 16 rabbits entered the final analysis. ① Gross dissection showed that the femoral medullary cavities of rabbits were well filled with PMMA and completely blocked above their middle segments. It suggested that the method for setting up animal model achieved the purpose of blocking the proximal and middle femoral medullary cavity. ② X-ray image further confirmed that the femoral medullary cavities of rabbits were well filled with PMMA and completely blocked above their middle segments.CONCLUSION: The rabbit model was successfully established by blocking the proximal and middle femoral medullary cavity for imitating the fixed artificial joint of bone cement.