1.EFFECT OF PROTEIN DEFICIENCY ON PEANUT AGGLUTININ(PNA)RECEPTORS OF THYMOCYTES IN MICE
Zuming TANG ; Fengju ZHAO ; Jishan ZENG ; Sannan KONG ; Hengbin GUO ; Yanjun REN
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(03):-
The change of PNA receptors on the surface of thymocytes in protein deficient mice was investigated. After the mice were fed with protein deficient diet, the body weight continuously declined and the thymus gradually a-trophied. Qualitative test of FITC-PNA indicated the number of PNA positive cells was reduced and the fluorescent antibody reaction on the surface of PNA positive cells weakened. Quantitative test of FITC-PNA showed the amount of FITC-PNA coupled on the surface of PNA positive cells was mark- edly decreased as compared with the cotrol (P
2.Drug sensitivity analysis of Enterococcus f aecium and Enterococcus f aecalis isolates from 2011 to 2013
Ziying ZOU ; Yuan LIU ; Bing ZHU ; Jishan TAN ; Zonghai HU ; Ping ZENG
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2014;(18):2446-2447,2450
Objective To explore the sensitivity of Enterococcus f aecium and Enterococcus f aecalis isolated from 2011 to 2013 and provide reference for anti-infection therapy .Methods The identification and drug sensitivity test of clinical isolates were carried out by using VITEK2 Compact system .Results The ratio of Enterococcus f aecium to Enterococcus f aecalis isolates was 1 .93 and it was increasing year by year .No vancomycin ,linezolid and tigecycline resistant Enterococcus f aecium and Enterococcus f aecalis i-solates was detected .The rates of Enterococcus f aecium sensitive to quinupristin-dalfopristin and tetracycline were higher than En-terococcus f aecalis(P<0 .05) ,and the rates of Enterococcus f aecium sensitive to nitrofurantoin ,ampicillin ,penicillin G ,moxifloxa-cin ,levofloxacin and ciprofloxacin were lower than that of Enterococcus f aecalis(P<0 .05) .Conclusion The detection rates of En-terococcus was shifting to Enterococcus f aecium ,and the trends became obvious year after year .The drug sensitivity of Enterococcus f aecium and Enterococcus f aecalis is different ,and doctors should choose the proper therapy according to their specific drug resist-ance .At present ,vancomycin ,linezolid and tigecycline are preffered for the treatment against infection caused by Enterococcus f aeci-um and Enterococcus f aecalis .
3.Arterial complications after liver transplantation: the impact of allocation of arteries to the donor liver in multi-organ retrieval
Tao YANG ; Zhijun ZHU ; Wei GAO ; Lin WEI ; Zhigui ZENG ; Jishan SUN ; Liying SUN ; Zhongyang SHEN
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2012;18(5):337-340
ObjectiveTo study the impact of allocation of organ arteries and their reconstruction for donor livers on arterial complications after liver transplantation from organ clusters obtained by combined liver,kidney,pancreas and duodenum harvesting.The aim is to guide future use of donor organs more safely and rationally with a decrease in postoperative complications.MethodWe studied 11 patients.ResultsThere was no hepatic artery anomaly.A Carrol artery patch was obtained at the bifurcation of the proper hepatic artery and the gastroduodenal artery in these donor livers.In one patient,an arterial graft was used because of inadequate arterial length,and arterial thrombosis developed which required re-transplantation.The hepatic arterial reconstruction was successful for the remaining 10 patients.One patient died of pulmonary infection 5 months post transplantation.ConclusionWhen combined liver,kidney,pancreas and duodenum harvesting was used,enough arterial length of the recipient must be preserved.There should be adequate and prompt communication between the teams carrying out the donor operation and the recipient operation.A Carrol arterial patch of the proper hepatic artery and the gastroduodenal artery for the donor liver,and the use of microsurgical vascular anastomosis in the operation are the keys to prevent hepatic arterial complications after liver transplantation.Multi-organ harvesting can be used for obtaining donor livers in liver transplantation.