1.Expression of AMACR and p63 in prostate cancer and its diagnostic value
Jianhua MA ; Jinliang BAI ; Xiaochun YANG
Chinese Journal of Urology 2001;0(11):-
Objective To investigate the expression of ?-methylacyl CoA racemase (AMACR,P504S) and p63 in prostate carcinoma tissues and the clinicopathologic significance in the diagnosis of the disease. Methods The expression of AMACR and p63 in 39 cases of prostate carcinoma and 24 cases of benign prostate lesions were examined using immunohistochemical method. The association of the AMACR and p63 expression in prostate carcinoma tissues with the differentiation and clinical staging was evaluated. Results The positive rates of AMACR and p63 were 85%(33/39) and 10%(4/39),respectively,in prostate carcinoma tissues; and those were 21%(5/24) and 88%(21/24),respectively,in benign prostatic hyperplasia. There were significant differences of these values between prostate carcinoma and benign prostatic hyperplasia (P0.05). Conclusions Over-expression of AMACR and under-expression of p63 may be the preliminary incident of the formation of prostate carcinoma,which may induce carcinoma into occurrence and progression.Thus it may be an early diagnostic parameter and a novel target for prostate carcinoma treatment.
2.The Current Situation and Countermeasures of Sexual Education of University Students
Qi YOU ; Jianhua ZHENG ; Bai XU ; Hong BO
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2003;0(04):-
Universities are cradles of leadership and full-developed specific professional.Besides specific courses,reasonable sexual health education should be set up to make the students succeed when they grow up.
3.Stress analysis of the base of mandibular complete overdenture based on post-core abutment and its supporting tissues
Ying ZHANG ; Lekang BAI ; Jianhua LI ; Yuchun WANG
Journal of Xi'an Jiaotong University(Medical Sciences) 1982;0(01):-
Objective To study the stress distribution on the base of mandibular complete overdenture based on post-core abutment and its su pporting tissues, and to offer experimental foundation and guidance for clinic. Methods 3-D FEM was used to study the stress distribution on the base of mandibular complete overdenture based on post-core abutment and its supporting tissues, calculate the stress values of denture base, mucosality and cortex of bone, then we compared these values with those of natural abutment . Results Base plate of mandibular complete overdenture had stress concentration phenomenon at abutment zone. The stress value of mucosa on bilateral molar teeth alveolar ridge crest was relatively larger. Cortex of bon e mainly bore compressive stress; cortex of bone around the abutment had obvious stress concentration. Conclusion Denture base may fracture at abutment zone; cort ex of bone around abutment relatively bears more stress, so bone absorption may easily arise. Post-core has little influence on stress distribution of denture base and of mucosa ,while it does have some influence on that of cortex of bone.
4.Analysis of Helical CT Findings of the Bronchial Stump or Anastomosis after Pulmonectomy for Central Bronchial Carcinoma
Yi LIN ; Xiangping ZHOU ; Hongli BAI ; Jianhua YUAN ; Tingyang HU
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(09):-
Objective To analyse the normal helical CT appearances of the bronchial stump or anastomosis after pulmonectomy for central bronchial carcinoma.Methods The available 110 contrast-enhanced spiral CT images in 55 patients undergone different surgical procedures for central bronchial carcinoma were evaluated retrospectively.Results The CT findings of bronchial anastomosis in shape appeared as smooth,concave and convex,sharp angle,obtuse angle,spininess,irregulated or short tube.The thickness of anastomosis was (3.26?1.46) mm.Conclusion Spiral CT can display the bronchial anastomosis clearly after pulmonectomy for central bronchial carcinoma.
5.The influence of the height of core on mandibular complete overdenture based on post-core abutment stress distribution
Ying ZHANG ; Jianhua LI ; Lekang BAI ; Yuchun WANG
Journal of Xi'an Jiaotong University(Medical Sciences) 1981;0(03):-
Objective To study the stress distribution of mandibular complete overdenture based on post-core abutment with various height of core and its supporting tissues, and to offer experimental foundation and guidance for clinical work. Methods 3-D FEA models of mandibular complete overdenture were set up based on post-core abutment and its supporting tissues; vertical loading was imposed on denture; the stress values of denture and its supporting tissues were calculated and analyzed, with the height of core as 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm and 6 mm, respectively. Results With the height of core increasing, the stress in dentine, parodontal membrane, denture base plate and cortical bone increased, while the stress in mucosality hardly changed. Conclusion Under the premise of retention, the height of core should be decreased as much as possible to maintain the health of the tissues.
6.The Value of Spiral CT Examination in Central Bronchial Carcinoma Post-operation
Yi LIN ; Xiangping ZHOU ; Hongli BAI ; Jianhua YUAN
Journal of Practical Radiology 2000;0(12):-
Objective To assess the usefulness of spiral CT examination in detecting the local recurrence and the metastatic lymph nodes of chest in the patients with post-pulmonectomy for central lung cancer.Methods The data of 110 contrast spiral CT of chest in 55 patientswith central bronchial carcinoma post-operation were retrospectively analysed.Results 12 person-time in 9 cases recurred in thebronchial stump or anastomose.The short diameter of lymph nodes in the thorax ≥1 cm was showed in 33 person-time of 26 cases,of them,14 cases was considered as metastasis in combination with the clinical data.Conclusion Spiral CT is the one of the best examination indetecting the post-operation recurrence in the patients with central bronchial carcinoma,but it is still of limitation in evaluating the nature of lymph nodes.
7.Management of neoplasms in the fourth ventricle by cerebellomedullary approach
Jianhua ZHAO ; Lei YANG ; Xiying QIAN ; Shunming BAI ; Bin YANG
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2006;0(14):-
Objective To study the advantage and major features of minimally invasive management of neoplasms in the fourth ventricle. Methods Twenty-eight cases of the fourth ventricle neoplasms underwent craniotomy through the cerebellomedullary fissure approach. Postoperative treatment and follow-up information were studied. Results Of the 28 studied cases, total resection was achieved in 23, and subtotal resection in 3. No approach-related complications such as cerebellar mutism, injury of posterior cranial nerves and hemiplegia occured. Conclusion The minimally invasive management of neoplasms of the fourth ventricle by cerebellomedullary fissure approach is safe and effective.
8.Stress analysis of periodontal supporting tissues of mandibular complete overdenture based on post-core abutment
Ying ZHANG ; Lekang BAI ; Jianhua LI ; Yuchun WANG
Journal of Practical Stomatology 1995;0(04):-
Objective:To study the stress distribution of periodontal supporting tissues of mandibular complete overdenture based on post-core abutment. Methods:3-D finite element method (FEM) was employed to investigate the stress distribution of periodontal supporting tissues of mandibular complete overdenture based on post-core abutment, the stress values of periodontal membrane and lamina dura were calculated and compared with those of natural abutment. Results:The values of stress in distal area of abutment were larger than that in medial area. Post-core reduced periodontal membrane stress value in distal area of abutment cervix dentin, as well as that in apical zone, increased the stress value in distal periodontal membrane of the middle part of root, raised the stress value of distal lamina dura of abutment cervix dentin, while reduced the stress value below the cervix dentin. Conclusion:Abutment tends to incline distally. Post-core can influence stress distribution of periodontal membrane and lamina dura and reduce the stress value on root-end.
9.Pathogenic Bacteria Distribution and Drug Resistance Analysis in HIV/AIDS Patients with Lower Respiratory Tract Infection in Yunnan Province
Yanwei QI ; Jinsong BAI ; Yaling WANG ; Xiaofei LI ; Jun LIU ; Jianhua CHEN
Journal of Kunming Medical University 2014;(2):142-144
Objective To study the pathogenic bacteria distribution and drug resistance characteristics in HIV/AIDS patients with lower respiratory tract infection in Yunnan province, so as to guide the clinical medication. Methods We collected 278 cases of hospitalized patients with sputum,alveolar lavage specimen smear, culture, positive specimens from HIV/AIDS patients with lower respiratory infection in The Third People’s Hospital of Kunming from January 2008 to December 2012. Then we retrospectively analyzed the collected data. Results From 278 cases of sputum and alveolar lavage fluid specimens,we isolated a total of 127 strains of bacteria (45.7%), 53 strains of fungus (19.1%),50 strains of white candida,3 strains of aspergillus,49 strains of mycobacterium, 44 strains of mycobacterium tuberculosis,and the rest of atypical mycobacteria. Gram negative bacilli accounted for 64.6%,followed by pneumonia klebsiella bacteria, pseudomonas aeruginosa,e. coli,acinetobacter,sewer,e. coli, gram-positive bacteria accounted for 15.4%. Fungi accounted for 19.1%, and candida albicans was the common fungus. Mycobacterium tuberculosis accounted for 17.6%. Gram-negative bacilli were sensitive to imipenem, ptilinum ketone/sulbactam and amikacin,gram-positive bacilli were sensitive to vancomycin, nitrofurantoin and imipenem. Conclusions The major pathogenic bacteria are gram-negative bacilli in HIV/AIDS patients with lower respiratory tract infection in Yunnan province,but fungal infection ratio is increasing year by year, and conditional pathogenic bacteria are the major pathogen,which have antimicrobial resistance with different degree,TB infection rate is high and multi-drug resistant TB appears. Antimicrobial agents should be rationally used to delay the appearance of pathogen resistance.
10.Study on characteristics of erythrocyte parameters in carriers of alpha-thalassemia deletional genotypes
Cuiqi PAN ; Yang BAI ; Dongdong LIU ; Fang TANG ; Jingchun HUANG ; Chenyu SHANG ; Jianhua XU
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2014;(14):1836-1838
Objective To study the change characteristics of erythrocyte parameters in carriers of deletional alpha-thalassemia gene.Methods 389 patients with deletional alpha-thalassemia gene determined by the gap-PCR technique were classified into three groups based on different genotypes of alpha-thalassemia including silent thalassemia group,alpha-thalassemia trait group (265 ca-ses)and intermediate thalassemia group,and contemporaneous 188 healthy adults were randomly selected as the normal control-group(NC).The erythrocyte parameters including RBC,Hb,MCV,MCH,RDW were retrospectively analyzed and their differences were compared among aboved-mentioned groups by the analysis of variance and the multiple comparison.Results Alpha-thalasse-mia manifested by different degrees of microcyte hypochromia.There were statistically significant differences in the erythrocyte pa-rameters among various genotypes and phenotypes about erythrocyte indices(P <0.05).Moreover,the Hb,MCV and MCH values were lower than those in the control group,and had the decreasing tendency with the increase of deletedα-globin gene numbers;but the RDW value was higher than that in the control group,showing the increasing tendency,the differences had statistical siginifi-cance(P <0.05).Conclusion With the increase of deleted α-globin gene number,the characteristic of small-cell low-hemoglobin is more and more remarkable.RBC has a overall increase,while Hb,MCV and MCH have a decreasing tendency,and the heterogeneity of erythrocyte volume is increased.When MCV and MCH decreasing in high risk region,thalassemia should be highly suspected, but normal MCV and MCH can not exclude silent thalassemia and alpha-thalassemia trait.