2.Application of microemboli monitoring by trans-cranial Doppler in patients with carotid artery stenosis
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2012;20(7):528-531
In 1990,the concept of microembolic signal (MES) was put forward by Spencer et al for the first time.In 1995,the expert consensus of diagnostic criteria for MES was published in Stroke.Since then,microemboli detection had been widely used as the intraoperative monitoring indicators in cerebral angiography,intravascular stenting,and carotid endarterectomy for the prevention of thrombotic events in patients with carotid artery stenosis.In recent years,microemboli detection has become an evaluation means for carotid stenosis surgery,interventional treatment and drug antithrombotic therapy.
3.S-1 as first-fine treatment for advanced gastric cancer
Journal of International Oncology 2014;41(3):211-213
Patients with advanced gastric cancer lose the surgical indications.Chemotherapy can improve the overall survival and quality of life,which is the main treatment option.But there is no standard chemotherapy regimen for the patients with advanced gastric cancer.Since its initial approval,S-1 is widely used in gastric cancer.Several studies were performed to explore combinations of S-1 with other cytotoxic drugs such as platinum,docetaxel,paclitaxel,and irinotecan.All these combinations were found to be promising,with response rates of around 40%-50% and relatively favorable safety profiles.
4.The application of three-dimensional CT in diagnosis of the branchial cleft cyst and fistula.
Journal of Clinical Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2015;29(15):1392-1393
The patient complained of finding on the right side of the neck fistula with discharge nine years. In recently, fistula spills significantly increased compared with the previous. Special physical examination: Right sternocleidomastoid middle 1/3 front border is seen here in a small fistula, translucence jelly secretion were spilling out when squeezeing the fistula, no smell. Ultrasound: On the right side of the upper cervical skin to submandibular gland rear could see tubular low echo area. MRI: Visible on the right side of the neck tube signal, after the submandibular gland rear. Three-dimensional CT: Visible on the right side of the neck by skin sinus crossings as deep as the tonsillar fossa lumen containing contrast agent. Clinical diagnosis: The second branchial cleft cyst and fistula.
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5.The features of nerve electrophysiology in children with Miller-Fisher syndrome
Journal of Clinical Pediatrics 2017;35(1):24-27
Objective To explore the features of nerve electrophysiology in Miller-Fisher syndrome (MFS) in children.Methods Thirty-four children with MFS were selected.The examinations of routine motor sensory nerve conduction,H reflexes of soleus muscle and F wave of median and tibial nerevs were performed.At the same time,33 healthy children of the same age were selected as control group and 30 children with typical Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) selected as GBS group,which were compared with children with MFS.Results In children with MFS,routine motor nerve conduction velocity and amplitude,and sensory nerve conduction velocity were in normal range.Twelve cases (35.29%) showed a decrease in sensory nerve amplitude potential (SNAP),5 cases (14.71%) showed sural sparing phenomena (the decline degrees of SNAP in median or ulnar nerve greater than in sural nerve),22 cases (64.71%) showed abnormality of H reflex,and 12 cases (35.29%) showed the decline of SNAE Compared with control group,there was no difference in sensory nerve conduction velocity and SNAP in sural nerve in children with MFS (P<0.05);While there were significant decreases in SNAP in both median nerve and ulnar nerve (P<0.05).Compared with GBS group,children with MFS had significantly higher sensory conduction amplitude and faster velocity (P<0.01).Conclusion A decrease of terminal sensory nerve conduction amplitude could be found in children with MFS,but,the SNAP had limited impact on it.H reflex abnormality is the most common electrophysiologic abnormalities in MFS.
6.The molecular targeted therapy of laryngeal carcinoma
Practical Oncology Journal 2013;(6):573-576
Despite recent advances in surgical techniques and radiotherapy and chemotherapy ,the prog-nosis of laryngeal carcinoma is still poor ,especially patients with in the stage ⅢandⅣ.Hence,there needs a no-vel therapy to improve the treatment of laryngeal carcinoma .Molecular targeted therapy represents an exciting field in the treatment of cancer .This review focuses on the relationship between the laryngeal carcinoma and some promising targets,including EGFR,VEGF,COX-2,mTOR,Nm23-H1 and iNOS,and related inhibitors in la-ryngeal carcinoma research .
9.Isolation and purification of pancreatic islets in adult donors
Journal of Endocrine Surgery 2011;05(5):296-298
Objective To investigate the methods and feasibility of islets isolation and purification,and to get more islets with high purity and good function for clinical transplantation.Methods After being weighted,human pancreatic islets were isolated with type Ⅴ collagenase,and purified by Ficoll's discontinuous density gradient centrifugation.The yield and purity of islets were evaluated by dithizone(DTZ) staining under microscope,and the viability was assessed by insulin release assay in vitro.Results The average number of islets was about 3 600 ± 447 per gram pancreas after isolation and it was about 2140 ±207 after purification with more than 70% purity.2,4,6 days after islet cell culture,the basal insulin concentration of the culture medium was measured,and it was 3.302 ± 1.63,3.504 ±1.10,and 2.921 ±1.13 (mIU/L/100 islets) respectively.Conclusion Collagenase digest and Ficoll's discontinuous density gradient centrifugation are effective methods for isolation and purification of human pancreatic islets.
10.The effects of hyperbaric oxygen therapy on promotion of intellectual rehabilitation in infants with severe hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy
Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2004;0(01):-
Objective To explore the long-time effects of hyperbaric oxygen(HBO) therapy on the promotion of intellectual rehabilitation in infants with severe hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy(HIE). Methods Forty-seven infants with severe HIE were randomly divided into a HBO group(n=24) and a control group(n=23). All the infants were treated with routine therapy for three months,in addition to HBO treatment in the HBO group once a day for four courses of 10 d with the interval of 10~15 d. Neonatal Behavioral Neurological Assessment (NBNA)assay was employed at 7 and 28 d after born,and Bayley Scale of Infant Development (BSID)assay was got at two years in two groups, as well as Wechsler Preschool and Primary Scale of Intelligence(WPPSI)assay at five years, in order to evaluated the short-time and long-time effects of HBO on intellectual rehabilitation in infants with HIE. Results Compared with that in the control group, the score of NBNA in the HBO group was significantly higher at 28 d(P