1.Association of serum CA125 tumoral marker levels with heart function in the elderly with congestive heart failure
Jinling MA ; Hongwei LIU ; Youqin CHENG
Clinical Medicine of China 2011;27(3):252-255
Objective To assess the association between serum levels of carbohydrate antigen 125 (CA125) and the heart function in the elderly with congestive heart failure (CHF). Methods CA125, carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA) ,alpha-fetoprotein ( AFP), CA199, CA15-3, CA724, liver and kidney function and NT-proBNP were measured in 178 patients with heart failure. Ve, Va, Ve/Va, left ventricular end-diastolic diamete ( LVEDD), left ventricular end-systolic diamete ( LVESD ), left ventricular ejection fraction ( LVEF ) and time were measured using echocardiograph. All patients were classified as Ⅰ + Ⅱ , Ⅲ and Ⅳ level according to the criteria of New York Heart Assocation ( NYHA), and the incidence of pleural effusion, peripheral edema,atrial fibrillation were observed. Results Among the 178 patients,serum CA125 were ≤35 U/ml in 91 patients with median of 9.9( 3.4 - 33.7 ) U/ml, > 35 U/ml in 87 patients with median of 64. 4 ( 20. 2 - 462. 1 ) U/ml.Among those patients with CA125 > 35 U/ml ,heart function was classified as level Ⅲ + Ⅳ in 82 patients,and level Ⅰ + Ⅱ in 5 patients. Among the patients with CA125 ≤35 U/ml,heart function was classified as level Ⅲ + Ⅳin 7 patients,and level Ⅰ + Ⅱ in 84 patients. Heart function was significantly different between the two CA125 groups( x2= 133. 3 ,P <0. 001 ). The incidence of pleural effusion,atrial fibrillation ,peripheral edema in the higher CA125 group were 32. 2%, 51.7% and 78. 2%, respectively, which were significantly higher than those in the normal CA 125 group ( 5.5 %, 9. 9% and 19. 8 %, repactively ) ( P < 0. 01 ). NT-proBNP, LVESD,LVEF and time in the higher CA125 group were 2524. 0( 104.0 - 19 308. 0) ng/L,35 (27 -55) mm,49% (23%-66% ) and 268 (210 -312)ms, which were significantly differenct from those in the normal CA125 group [356.0 ( 32.0 - 5201.0) ng/L, 32 ( 26 - 53 ) mm, 59% ( 42% - 69% ) and 290 ( 260 - 340 ) ms, respectively](Ps <0. 05). The linear regression showed that serum CA125 was positively correlated with NT-ProBNP and urea nitrogen ( BUN ) ( r= 0. 3326 and 0. 3430, Ps= 0. 002 ) , as well as negtively correlated with LVEF and time (r= -0. 3016,P =0. 006;r = -0. 336,P =0. 004). Conclusion Serum CA125 in the elderly with congestive heart failure increased with the worsing of heart function, and correlated with the level of NT-proBNP, LVEF and time,as well as pleural effusion, atrial fibrillation, peripheral edema.
2.Mediating effect of hopelessness between depression and suicide risk in junior middle school students
Ying YANG ; Xiaojing CHENG ; Jinling ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2014;23(8):691-693
Objective To explore the relation among depression,hopelessness and suicide risk,as well as the mediating effect of hopelessness between depression and suicide risk.Methods 1 381 students were recruited from five junior middle schools in Linyi by using cluster random sampling.They were investigated with General Situation Questionnaire,Scale for Suicide Ideation(SSI),Beck Hopelessness Scale (BHS) and Beck Depression Iventory (BDI).Results Suicide risk in junior middle school was significant positively correlated with depression and hopelessness (r=0.43 and 0.64 respectively,P<0.01).Hopelessness partly mediated the relationship between depression and suicide risk (55.8%).Furthermore,hopelessness showed partial mediating effect on the relationship between depression and suicide risk in boys (42.7%) and in 7th Grade students (29.9%),and also complete mediating effect in girls (74.1%) and in 8th Grade students (95.3%).Conclusion The suicide risk in middle school students increase with the increasing of the severity of depression and hopelessness.The hopelessness plays different mediating effects on relation between depression and suicide risk in students with different gender and grade.
3.Evaluation of flow structure within left ventricle in patients with chronic heart failure by vector flow mapping
Yi LIU ; Jinling CHEN ; Yintao CHENG ; Sheng CAO ; Ruiqiang GUO
Chinese Journal of Ultrasonography 2013;(5):383-387
Objective To evaluate blood flow structure and quantify the variation of the flow within left ventricle,assess the impact of chronic heart failure(CHF) by vector flow mapping(VFM).Methods Twenty-seven patients with chronic heart failure and thirty controls were involved.The flow vector images on the section plane of the flow within the left ventricle were acquired by VFM.Time-flow(T-F) curve and all other peak systolic and diastolic flow curve include normal velocity profile,parallel velocity profile,vector profile,flow profile were analyzed by DSA-RS1 program.Results Ventricular ejection peak S,rapid ventricular filling peak E and atrial systole peak A were relatively lower at basal and middle segments in CHF group than normal control group.Normal velocity profile,velocity profile,flow profile at peak S and E were lower at basal and middle segments in CHF group than normal control group.Conclusions VFM technology could provide quantitative and intuitive information to demonstrate the flow structure of the ventricle and evaluate the cardiac function in patients with CHF.
4. Preparation of metoprolol tartrate sustained-release pellets by centrifugal granulation and the relative bioavailability in Beagle dogs
Chinese Pharmaceutical Journal 2013;48(14):1174-1178
OBJECTIVE: To prepare metoprolol tartrate sustained-release pellets and investigate the relative bioavailability in Beagle dogs. METHODS: Taking aspect ratio(AR), circularity, yield, friability, fluidity as key indexes, orthogonal design was atopted to optimize the formulation, and sustained-release pellets were prepared with Surelease. RESULTS: The optimal formulation was as follows: drug loading rate 90%, adhesive 40 mL·100 g-1, spheronization rate 30 Hz, coating weight gain 12%, and aging at 60°C for 2 h. CONCLUSION: The prepared metoprolol tartrate sustained-release pellets are bioequivalent with Betaloc in Beagle dogs.
5.Development of a universal probe based microRNA assay and detection of plasma microRNA-146a of human brucellosis
Huimin CHENG ; Qingqing WEI ; Huan ZHANG ; Jinling LIU ; Xiaohu HAN ; Dali WANG ; Xinglong WANG
Chinese Journal of Zoonoses 2017;33(5):441-448
We developed a universal probe based microRNA detection assay and applied it to detect microRNA-146a in human brucellosis,testing the possibility of using it as diagnosis signature.By using orthogonal design,the annealing temperature,probe concentration and commercial kits were optimized and the assay was developed.Total RNAs were isolated from plasma of human brucellosis and healthy control,and microRNA-146a was detected and compared.Results reveal that the optimized universal probe assay was established,which was more specific than the SYBR GreenI assay,and had a wider range of amplification.Compared with healthy control,the application of universal probe assay for the detection of serum microRNA146a in patients with brucellosis was significantly inhibited (P<0.01).Implying the potential of microRNA-146a as biomarker in diagnosis of brucellosis.It is suggested that universal probe based assay is a universal,specific and sensitive method for microRNA detection.MicroRNA-146a represents a potential biomarker for human brucellosis diagnosis.
6.Effect of lipid raft on the growth of cervical cancer cells
Yanxiang CHENG ; Hong XU ; Limei ZHOU ; Jinling HUANG ; Bingshu LI ; Min HU
Cancer Research and Clinic 2012;24(5):295-296,303
Objective To explore the effect of lipid raft on cervical cancer cell growth and its mechanisms Methods HeLa cells in logarithmic phase were divided into three groups including control group, lipid raft interference agent group,and NADPH oxidase inhibitors group.Cells were treated with fre sh medium,3 μmol/L Apocynin and 1 mmol/L M-beta CD, respectively, for 24 h.Cell survival rate was detected using the MTT method, and the HIF-1α level was examined by Western-blot. Results Cell growths of the lipid raft interference agent group and NADPH oxidase inhibitors group were significantly slower than control group,(0.612±0.051 vs 0.984±0.034,0.591 ±0.074 vs 0.984±0.034,t=4.062,P<0.05).HIF-1α expression in the lipid raft interference agent group and NADPH oxidase inhibitors group was also significantly reduced compared with control group (1.79±0.14 vs 2.56±0.22 and 1.54±0.12 vs 2.56±0.22) and the difference was significant (t=2.423,P<0.05). Conclusion Lipid raft-NADPH oxidase pathway may activate HIF-1α and downstream protocarcinogenic gene expression to promote the growth of cervical cancer cells. The inhibitors of lipid raft and NADPH oxidase may become a new research direction for cervical cancer chemotherapy.
7.SWOT Analysis of Patent Strategy Implementation in the Manufacturing Industry of Chinese Patent Medicines in Guangdong Province
Huafeng PAN ; Yan YAN ; Yichong FENG ; Bing CHENG ; Jinling REN ; Ziming ZHAO ; Yaosheng TU
World Science and Technology-Modernization of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2013;(4):783-786
This study was aimed to analyze the environment and situation of patent strategy implementation of manufacturing industry of Chinese patent medicines in G uangdong province . This article pointed out that G uang-dong Chinese patent medicines manufacturing implementation patent strategy faced huge opportunities and chal-lenges. It was suggested that the fully understanding, mastering and using of beneficial conditions as well as con-trolling and eliminating the adverse factors will contribute to the better implementation of Chinese patent medicines manufacturing patent strategy in G uangdong province .
8.Effects of Clarithromycin and Fleroxacin on Pseudomonas Aeruginosa Biofilm in Vitro
Hao LI ; Ya WANG ; Xiaoju ZHANG ; Zhidong WANG ; Hemin HU ; Jinling CHENG
China Pharmacy 2001;0(07):-
OBJECTIVE:To observe the effects of clarithromycin and fleroxacin on Pseudomonas aeruginosa(PA) biofilm METHODS:Clinical isolates of 7 strains of PA from respiratory tract were cultured with modified plate culture method;bacterial biofilm model was identified by silver nitrate staining;MICs were determined by broth microdilution The number of viable bacteria in biofilm was measured by using MTT method and bacterial adherence was measured by crystal violet staining RESULTS:1/16MIC and 1/4MIC of clarithromycin could inhibit the adherence of PA to silica-gel film(P
9.Diagnostic value of combined detection of CEA, CA19-9, CA242 and CA72-4 on rectal cancer
China Modern Doctor 2014;(23):46-48
Objective To study the diagnostic value of combined detection of CEA,CA19-9,CA242 and CA72-4 on colorectal cancer. Methods Serum levels of CEA,CA19-9, CA242, CA72-4 were measured by chemiluminesence immunoassay method in all the patients. Results The results showed that the serum levels of CEA, CA19-9, CA242,CA72-4 content were significantly higher in the colorectal carcinoma group than those in the benign colorectal diseases group(P<0.05),the sensitivity,specificity,availability of united detection serum CEA,CA19-9,CA242,CA72-4 for rectal carcinoma were 81.7%and 95.1%,there was significant difference compared to single detection (P<0.05). Con-clusion United detection of serum CEA,CA19-9,CA242,CA72-4 can improve the sensitivity for the early diagnosis of cancers.
10.Treatment of 21 cases of chronic radiation intestinal injury by staging ileostomy and closure operation.
Gunan LI ; Kangwen CHENG ; Zhenguo ZHAO ; Jian WANG ; Weiming ZHU ; Jieshou LI
Chinese Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery 2018;21(7):772-778
OBJECTIVETo summarize the application of staged ileostomy and closure operation combined with nutritional support therapy in the treatment of chronic radiation intestinal injury(CRII).
METHODSClinical data of patients with definite radiation history and pathological diagnosis of CRII receiving treatment at Department of General Surgery, Jinling Hospital from January 2012 to December 2016 were retrospectively analyzed. Patients who were diagnosed with tumor recurrence during operation or by postoperative pathology were excluded. Patients undergoing stageI( ileostomy and stageII( closure operation combined with nutrition support therapy were enrolled to the cohort. Detailed scheme of stage I( ileostomy and therapeutic time were determined by clinical symptoms and nutritional status. While performing ileostomy, the removal of intestinal lesions depended on range and degree of intestinal injury. Nutritional support therapy and other symptom-relieving therapy were offered after surgery. Timing for stageII( closure operation was decided according to nutritional status of patients. Lesions of remaining intestine were determined during operation, then necessary intestinal resection and closure operation were performed. Adhesion classification of radiation intestinal injury (total five levels) proposed by our center was adopted to evaluate the level and range of intestinal lesions. Level 0 indicated no adhesion between injured intestinal loop and surrounding organs; level 1 indicated that the adhesion and fibrosis were limited to right pelvis; level 2 indicated that the adhesion included all pelvis and the adhesion was severe and difficult to divide; level 3 was the forward extension of level 2 adhesion, which was between injured intestinal loop and anterior pelvic wall; level 4 was the upward extension of level 3 adhesion, which was between injured intestinal loop and anterior abdominal wall. Clavien-Dindo classification (lower level means milder symptom) and complication comprehensive index(CCI, lower CCI means milder symptom) calculated by on-line program (http:∕∕www.assessurgery. com) were applied to estimate postoperative complications. Resected intestinal length, adhesion classification of radiation intestinal injury, postoperative complications and time to total enteral nutritional (TEN) of both surgeries and nutritional status (body mass index and serum albumin) were compared between stageI( ileostomy and stageII( closure operation.
RESULTSTwenty-one patients were enrolled in the research with 2 males and 19 females. Primary tumor included 14 cervical cancers, 3 rectal cancers, 1 endometrial cancer, 1 ovarian carcinoma, 1 seminoma and 1 mixed germ cell tumor. Median interval between the end of radiation and radiation intestinal injury was 7(2 to 91) months and median interval between the incidence of radiation intestinal injury and ileostomy was 5(<1 to 75) months. Operative indications for ileostomy were obstruction in 14 cases (66.7%), intestinal internal fistula in 1 case (4.8%), intestinal outer fistula in 2 cases (9.5%), radiation proctitis in 3 cases (14.3%) and acute intestinal perforation in 1 case (4.8%). Average age of patients undergoing stageI( ileostomy was 48 (18 to 60) years with BMI (17.0±2.7) kg/m and serum albumin (36.8±5.2) g/L. Patients undergoing stageII( closure operation had significantly higher BMI [(18.4±2.0) kg/m, t=-2.747, P=0.013] and higher serum albumin [(40.8±3.6) g/L, t=-3.505, P=0.002]. Average interval between stageI( ileostomy and stageII( closure surgery was (197±77) days. Resected intestinal length of stageI( ileostomy was which was significantly longer than that of stageII( closure surgery [(74.0±56.1) cm vs. (15.5±10.4) cm, t=4.547, P= 0.000]. Abdominal adhesion classification of stageII( ileostomy plus closure operation was significantly better as compared to stage I( ileostomy(Z=-3.347, P=0.001). Morbidity of postoperative complications in stageI( ileostomy was 52.4% (11/21), which decreased to 19.0% (4/21) in stageII( operation with significant difference (χ²=5.081, P=0.024). Postoperative complication Clavien-Dindo classification and CCI scores in stageII( operation were significantly lower than those in stageI( operation (P=0.006 and P=0.002). Till June 2017, 17 of 21 patients(81.0%) were followed-up for (28±18) months. Except for 2 cases of relapse, 15 patients recovered to normal diet.
CONCLUSIONSApplication of staged ileostomy and closure operation combined with nutritional support therapy to CRII is in accordance with the principle of injury control surgery. Furthermore, this staged approach is safe and effective, can reduce the morbidity and the severity of complications, and can also be helpful to decide the margin for intestinal resection.
Adolescent ; Adult ; Anastomosis, Surgical ; Female ; Humans ; Ileostomy ; Intestinal Diseases ; etiology ; surgery ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Neoplasm Recurrence, Local ; Neoplasms ; radiotherapy ; Nutritional Support ; Postoperative Complications ; Radiation Injuries ; surgery ; Retrospective Studies ; Young Adult