1.The Analysis of Ultrasonic Classification and Treatment Effect for Cesarean Scared Pregnancy
Yuyan DENG ; Jing LU ; Ding SONG
Journal of Practical Obstetrics and Gynecology 2017;33(7):538-540
Objective:To explore the ultrasonic classification in cesarean scared pregnancy (CSP)and its effect on guiding the clinical treatment.Methods:The clinical data of 41 patients with CSP in the Third people's hospital of Chengdu from January 2013 to January 2016 were analyzed retrospectively.Diagnosis was confirmed according to the diagnostic criteria for ultrasound imaging by Godin etal and the history of cesarean section.Patients were divided into type Ⅰ group and type Ⅱ group through measuring the outside uterine muscle layer thickness of pregnant bursa,based on the criteria by Vial et al.Type Ⅰ:MTX intramuscular injection followed by ultrasound guided Dilation and Curettage(D&C)3 days later.Type Ⅱ]:Uterine artery chemo-embolization (UACE)followed by ultrasound guided D&C 2 days later,or lesion resection and repair of the uterus by trans-abdominal or laparoscopic or trans-vaginal operations 2 days later.Results:The outside uterine muscle layer of pregnant bursa in type Ⅱ] was more thinner than that in type Ⅰ (2.1 ± 1.1 mm vs 3.7 ±0.6 mm,P < 0.05).The number of abortion in type Ⅱ was more than that in type Ⅰ (2.8 ± 0.7 vs 1.5 ± 0.6,P < 0.05).There were no statistically significant differences in age,amenorrhea duration and the number of cesarean section (P > 0.05).Patients from two group were treated successfully,and there was no statistical significance about,intraoperative bleeding volume,preoperative serum levels of β-HCG and average recovery time of serum β-HCG(P>0.05).The average hospital stays and cost in type Ⅰ were less than that in type Ⅱ,with statistical significance (4.7 ± 2.5 vs 8.6 ± 2.7 days,5234.6 ± 1688.8 vs 15668.4 ±4623.4 RMB,P < 0.05).Conclusions:The ultrasonic classification of CSP plays a directive role in making treatment option,with reliabe effect and the good prognosis.UACE as a pretreatment which can control intraoperative bleeding,is an effective method for CSP.For its higher cost,UACE should be selectively used in type Ⅱ[CSP,with cost-effective.MTX intramuscular injection used in type Ⅰ CSP before D&C is reliable and cost-effective.
2.Changes and Significances of Serum Leptin and Interleukin-1? before and after Treatment with Risperidone in Children with Schizophrenics
xue-qin, SONG ; jing-ping, ZHAO ; lu-xian, LV
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2004;0(08):-
Objective To explore the changes and significances of serum leptin and interleukin-1?(IL-1?)before and after treatment with risperidone in children with schizophrenics.Methods Thirty-one cases with first-episode children with schizophrenia were chosen in patient group.Their body weight and height were measured before and 8 weeks after treatment with risperidone to calculate the body mass index(BMI),and their fasting serum leptin and IL-1? were assayed radio-immunity method.Thirty-one healthy controls were measured at the same time.Results BMI and the level of serum leptin in patients of post-treatment increased significantly compared with those of pre-treatment(all P
3.Clinical characteristics of Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia with different imaging changes in children
Jing LU ; Shunying ZHAO ; Lei SONG ; Bei WANG ; Yang WANG
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2017;32(4):284-288
Objective To explore the clinical characteristics of Mycoplasma pneumoniae pneumonia (MPP) with different imaging changes in children.Methods Hospitalized patients with MPP during September 2012 to August 2013 in Beijing New Century Children's Hospital were retrospectively reviewed.The data including clinical features,laboratory tests,treatment and prognosis were collected.The patients were divided into 3 groups according to the radiological findings,including interstitial infiltration (group 1),intralobular infiltration (group 2) and segmental or larger infiltration (group 3).The clinical data were compared among the 3 groups.Results The percentages of patients in the 3 groups were 18.8% (36/191 cases) in group 1,39.8% (76/19 cases) in group 2 and 41.4% (79/191 cases) in group 3,respectively.In 144 cases of MPP patients older than 3 years old,48.6% (70/144 cases) were segmental or larger infiltration.The incidence of higher fever,hypoxemia and elevated C-reaction protein and lactate dehydrogenase in group 3 [50.6% (40/79 cases),87.3% (69/79 cases),78.5% (62/79 cases),29.1% (23/79 cases)] were higher than those in group 1 [5.6% (2/36 cases),61.1% (22/36 cases),19.4% (7/36 cases),0] and group 2 [10.5% (8/76 cases),67.1% (51/76 cases),14.5% (11/76 cases),3.9% (3/76 cases)],and the differences were significant(all P < 0.01).Patients in group 3 had higher risk of cardiac and/or liver impairment,refractory MPP,and treated by glucocorticoids and bronchoalveolar lavage [41.8 % (33/79 cases),29.1% (23/79 cases),94.9 % (75/79 cases),50.6% (40/79 cases)].The hospital stay was (9.48 ±3.26) d in group 1,(9.24 ±2.97) d in group 2,and (12.09 ±3.01) d in group 3,respectively,and the difference was significant among 3 groups (F =19.348,P =0.005),the hospital stay in group 3 was longer than that in the other 2 groups (t =4.210,5.931,all P =0.000),while there was no difference between group 1 and group 2 (P > 0.05).Patients in group 1 with wheeze were more co-mmon,and were treated by Azithromycin earlier than that in group 3 [(5.08 ± 3.43) d vs.(4.16 ± 2.20) d],the difference was significant(t =2.498,P =0.014),while the incidence of hypoxemia was common than that in group 2 (x2 =3.176,P =0.012).Conclusions MPP patients with segmental or larger infiltration are older than patients in the other groups,and present with severe complications,higher inflammatory factors,longer hospital stay,and higher risk for refractory MPP.Glucocorticoids and bronchoalveolar lavage are usually used in these patients.Patients with interstitial infiltration are prone to manifest with wheeze and hypoxemia,and its diagnosis and treatment by Azithromycin are usually delayed.Therefore,pediatrician should pay more attention to MPP patients with different imaging changes,in order to diagnose and treat the patients timely.
4.Clinical and electrophysiological value of sensory tricks in cervical dystonia
Tao LI ; Chunli SONG ; Lina ZHOU ; Lu JING ; Lu ZHOU ; Zhanhua LIANG
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2017;50(9):660-664
Objective To investigate demography of sensory tricks in cervical dystonia (CD),and to discuss the relationship between sensory tricks and the function of sensorimotor integration of cerebral cortex,meanwhile to explore potential worthiness using sensory tricks in the management of CD.Methods We recruited 75 patients (23 male,52 female,male female ratio:1:2.26;aged 19-72 years,mean (42.45 ± 13.09) years) admitted to the Dystonia Clinic Center of the First Affiliated Hospital of Dalian Medical University from March 2016 to April 2013.Standardized questionnaire on sensory tricks was used to investigate the sensory tricks first recognized in 75 patients retrospectively.Median nerve somatosensory evoked potential via multipoint recording was measured in 43 CD patients who manifested as simple rotation of neck.Bilateral amplitudes of P22/N30 derived from F (3,4) were compared.Results Frequency of sensory tricks in CD was 85.53% (64/75) in our research.As disease progressed,the type of sensory tricks used by patients may transform from one to another or even disappear.No statistically significant differences were found in ages among patients using classic sensory tricks,forcible tricks and patients without sensory tricks,whereas the complexity of the disease showed increased tendency among the three groups.Bilateral P22/N30 amplitudes of patients with classic sensory tricks showed no significant differences.P22/N30 amplitudes contralateral to the head turn were significantly higher than ipsilateral in patients using forcible tricks ((3.16 ± 1.71) μV vs (2.47 ± 1.28) μV,t =2.243,P=0.038) and patients without sensory tricks ((3.62 ±1.58) μV vs (2.73 ±1.14) μV,t=2.893,P=0.023).Tsui scores among patients using classic sensory tricks (9.36 ± 3.52) and forcible tricks (12.67 ± 5.00) or patients without sensory tricks (15.18 ± 4.07) had statistically significant differences (classic sensory tricks vs forcible tricks,t =-3.020,P =0.004;classic sensory tricks vs patients without sensory tricks,t =-4.452,P =0.000).Conclusions Types of sensory tricks used by patients are associated with severity of the disease.Different types of sensory tricks may reflect status of adaptive compensatory mechanism of the cerebral cortex.
5.Structure, Immunogenicity and Clinical Value of Chlamydiaphage Capsid Protein 3.
Weifeng YAO ; Yiju LI ; Jing YUAN ; Lei WANG ; Qunyan LI ; Mengmeng SONG ; Guiling LU ; Litao ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Virology 2015;31(4):420-424
We wished to assess the role of chlamydia micro virus capsid protein Vp3 in recombinant molecules, chart its molecular evolution, screen the wild-type strain, and reveal its value in clinical research. Using a protein BLAST multiple-alignment program, we compared various strains of Chlamydia micro virus capsid protein Vp3 sequences. Using a "distance tree" of those results, we created a phylogenetic tree. We applied the Karplus-Schulz method of flexible-region analyses for highly conserved alignments of amino-acid sequences. Gamier-Robson and Chou-Fasman methods were employed to analyze two-level structures of sequences. The Emini method was used for analyses of the accessibility of surface epitopes. Studies of hydrophilic proteins were undertaken using Kyte-Doolittle and Hopp-Woods methods. Analyses of antigen epitopes helped to reveal the antigen index using the Jameson-Wolf method. All sequences in the six strains of chlamydia micro virus capsid protein Vp3 were highly conserved, with the main differences being between Vp3 protein in Chp1 and the other five strains of the micro virus. The viral strain of Vp3 protein was based mainly on micro-alpha helix structures, and multiple epitopes were noted in highly conserved regions. Vp3 protein was highly conserved structurally, and was an important protein of the chlamydiaphage capsid. Vp3 protein has a complicated molecular structure, highly conserved regions with strong immunogenicity, and has considerable research value.
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6.EFFECTS OF NMDA RECEPTORS IN SYNAPSE AND EXTRASYNAPSE OF RAT HIPPOCAMPAL NEURONS ON THE EXPRESSION OF POSTSYNAPTIC DENSITY-95 INDUCED BY AMYLOID-BETA
Jinping LIU ; Yan WU ; Peng JING ; Yizhi SONG ; Tao LU ; Xiulai GAO
Acta Anatomica Sinica 2002;0(06):-
Objective To investigate the mechanism of the soluble A? oligomers-induced alteration of synaptic proteins. Methods This study applied immunocytochemistry technique to investigate the changes of the expression of postsynaptic density-95(PSD-95) in primary hippocampal neurons, which was exposed to A?_ 25-35 after NMDAR antagonist or agonist treatment. Results The results showed that A?_ 25-35 downregulated PSD-95 protein in a dose- and time-dependent manner. Treatment of cells with MK801 (a general NMDA receptor antagonist) prevented A?-induced PSD-95 degradation. Moreover, when extrasynaptic NMDA receptors were blocked by ifenprodil (a NR2B subunit specific antagonist), the A?-induced downregulation of PSD-95 was significantly attenuated. Whereas, when synaptic NMDA receptors were blocked by bicuculline (a GABA receptor antagonist) in combination with MK801, the PSD-95 degradation did not change significantly.Conclusion The results suggest that A?-induced downregulation of PSD-95 depends on NMDAR activity, and extrasynaptic NMDA receptors may be involved in A?-induced synaptic protein degradation.
7.Acute toxicity of diphenylchlorarsine in mice and rats
Chuan GAO ; Xiaojing LU ; Weitao HAN ; Huifang WANG ; Jing ZHANG ; Yunyang SONG
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(20):-
Objective To assess the toxicity risks of diphenylchlorarsine (DA) to environments, human beings and livestock. Methods Totally 120 mice were randomly divided into 6 groups and given DA by gastric gavage at the doses of 32, 30, 28, 26, 24, 22 mg/kg respectively for LD_(50) of DA in mice. The toxicity of DA in rat skin were evaluated by smearing 50 ?l DA at the concentrations of 140, 70, 35, 17.5, and 8.8 mg/ml to an area of 4 cm2, and that of eyes exposure was carried out by dropping 10 ?l DA of 140.7, 70, 7, 0.7 mg/ml in rat eyes. The counterpart skin area and eyes served as control. Results LD_(50) of DA in mice was 28.07 mg/kg, the estimated doses for no-observed-adverse-effect levels (NOELs) were 8.8 mg/ml (0.44 mg) to the skin and 0.7 mg/ml (0.014 mg) to the eyes respectively. Conclusion DA can induce the injuries on the liver, kidneys, esophagus and stomach. High concentration of DA can cause inflammation of the skin and lens opacification, even blind.
8.Quantitative study on high-touched object surface in different special intensive care units
Huilin ZHANG ; Guizhi LU ; Tiancheng CHEN ; Shufen YANG ; Jing LI ; Yanlei SONG ; Xiuli WANG ; Yingli CHEN
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2017;16(6):506-510
Objective To identify the high-touched object surface in different special intensive care units(ICUs) through the observation and statistical analysis on the number of touching with common object surfaces in different ICUs, so as to provide basis for hospital environmental management.Methods Direct observation method was used to observe the daily activities of health care workers, the number of touching with various common object surfaces was recorded, Poisson distribution was adopted to statistically analyze the data.Results The average number of touching from high to low was as follows : medical record folder(n=28.00), chair(n=18.38), emergency rescue cart(treatment cart, n=17.29), bed surface(n=13.90), intravenous infusion line(n=13.76), medical pen(n=13.38), and intravenous transfusion pump(n=11.81), these objects accounted for 64.01% of all surface touching number.Different special ICUs were slightly different, general ICU high-touch object included the first 6 categories;cardiothoracic surgery ICU included the above 7 categories besides keyboard and mouse;internal medicine ICU included the first 6 categories and mobile phone.Conclusion High-touched object surface varied with different special ICUs of the same hospital, hospital should make the corresponding disinfection management measures according to the actual situation of high-touched surface of each department, so as to reduce the incidence of healthcare-associated infection.
9.Structural equation model of the relationship between sense of coherence,social support and coping style of permanent colostomy
Xiuli WANG ; Guizhi LU ; Huilin ZHANG ; Yanlei SONG ; Jing LI ; Yingli CHEN
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2017;33(17):1286-1292
Objective To explore the levels of sense of coherence,social support and coping style of permanent colostomy,and explicit the relationships among the three variables.the structural equation model(SEM) was used to investigate the relationship of the three variables in order to provide the theory basis for patients with permanent colostomy. Methods Self designed questionnaire,Sense of coherence scale, Medical Coping Modes Questionnaire and social support Scale were used to investigate 172 permanent colostomy patients from two grade 3 class A hospitals in Harbin. Results The total score of SOC in patients with permanent colostomy was (65.09 ± 11.71) points;The total score of social support in patients with permanent colostomy was (42.60 ± 7.26) points;the three subscales of medical coping modes questionnaire in descending sequence were avoidance, confrontation and acceptance-resignation with (18.53 ± 2.82), (17.37 ± 5.48), (9.49 ± 3.25) points. The abusive social support and coping style were significantly correlated to sense of coherence (P< 0.01 for both). Moreover, sense of coherence can be predicted directly by social support,and predicted indirectly via the mediating effect of coping style. Conclusion Effective measures should be taken to improve social support and via coping style to improve sense of coherence.
10.Isolation and expression of N-cadherin extracellular domain
Yuelong HUANG ; Jing XU ; Xia LI ; Junxia LIU ; Guangxiu LU ; Zengxuan SONG
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(03):-
AIM: To clone the extracellular domain of N-cadherin cDNA, and to observe the antigenicity of the expressed protein. METHODS: Total RNA was extracted from CD34+ cells separated from fetal liver and bone marrow cells. The extracellular domain of N-cad cDNA was amplified with RT-PCR and inserted into a vector pOPE101-215. The recombinant pOPE-N-cad was expressed with IPTG induction. Then, mice were immunized with the protein. RESULTS: The extracellular domain of N-cad cDNA from CD34+ cells was identified by DNA sequencing. The recombinant pOPE-N-cad in host XL1-blue expressed a 70 kD protein after induced with IPTG, and anti-N-cad antibody was detected in serum of the immunized mice after 5 times injection of the recombinant N-cad protein. CONCLUSION: CD34+ cells bore N-cad gene and the recombinant protein of the extracellular domain of N-cad cDNA shows good immunogenicity.