1.The diagnostic value of combined detection of high-risk human papillomavirus with serum tumor markers in cervical cancer
Jianying ZHANG ; Yimin ZHANG ; Jie WU ; Lyuhu SHAN ; Juan XIONG ; Zhiwen PAN ; Xiaohong XU
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2016;23(11):1632-1636,后插2
Objective To investigate the significance of the combined detection of several serum tumor markers with high-risk human papillomavirus (HR-HPV) in the diagnosis of cervical cancer.Methods Chemiluminescent microparticle immunoassay(CMIA) was employed to measure the levels of serum CA125,CA19-9,SCCA and CEA in peripheral blood samples collected from 249 patients with cervical cancer,30 patients with cervix intraepithelial neoplasia(CIN),and 60 healthy controls.The levels of serum CA72-4,HE4 were measured by electrochemiluminescence immunoassay(ECLI).Flow-through hybridization and gene chip technology (HybriMax) was employed to measure the HPV genotypes in all the 339 cases of women.Results Serum CA72-4 level in the cervical cancer group [3.13 (2.25,7.63) ng/mL] was significantly higher than that in the C IN group [2.37 (1.98,6.25) ng/mL] and the control group [2.69 (2.35,3.35) ng/mL] (P =0.028;P =0.003).Serum CEA level in the cervical cancer group 3.08 (2.28,4.75) ng/mL was significantly higher than that in the CIN group [1.45 (1.00,1.83) ng/mL] and the control group [2.13 (1.45,2.67) ng/mL] (P =0.000;P =0.000).Serum CA 125 level in the cervical cancer group [24.4(20.30,44.15) U/mL] was significantly higher than that in the CIN group[12.85(7.90,16.23)U/mL] and the control group[12.33 (11.26,17.11) U/mL] (P =0.000;P =0.000).Serum CA19-9 level in the cervical cancer group[27.05(18.48,38.01) U/mL] was significantly higher than that in the CIN group[13.01 (8.79,17.12) U/mL] and the control group[12.83 (10.89,17.93) U/mL] (P =0.000;P =0.000).Serum SCCA level in the cervical cancer group [1.7 (0.90,4.75) ng/mL] was significantly higher than that in CIN group [0.8 (0.60,1.10) ng/mL] and the control group [0.6 (0.50,0.70) ng/mL] (P =0.000;P =0.000).However,there was no significant difference of HE-4 among three groups (P > 0.05).The HR-HPV infection rates in the cervical cancer (92.4%) and CIN patients (90.0%) were significantly higher than that in controls (15.0%)(x2 =46.875,P =0.000;x2 =165.178,P =0.000).In the cervical cancer patients,the levels of serum tumor marker was associated with Federation International of Gynecology and Obstetrics (FIGO) stage (P < 0.05).ROC curves showed HR-HPV was the most sensitive in the diagnosis of cervical cancer.The sensitivity of the diagnosis of cervical cancer by serum tumor markers combined with HR-HPV(97.99%) was significantly higher than that of single marker,CA724 25.30%,CEA 20.89%,CA125 27.71%,CA199 24.90%,SCCA 52.61%,HPV 92.37% (x2 =278.237,P =0.000;x2 =307.036,P =0.000;x2 =263.348,P =0.000;x2 =280.769,P =0.000;x2 =137.864,P =0.000;x2 =8.580,P =0.003).Conclusion Serum tumor markers combined with HR-HPV check can improve the detection rate of cervical cancer and has important clinical value.
2.Changes of regulatory T cells in peripheral blood samples from patients with lung cancer and their correlation with clinicopathologic features of lung cancer
Jie WU ; Wenhu CHEN ; Jun ZHANG ; Jicai LUO ; Jianying ZHANG ; Yimin ZHANG ; Zhiwen PAN ; Lyuhu SHAN ; Juan XIONG
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2014;(9):687-690
Objective To investigate the changes of CD 4+CD25+CD127 low regulatory T ( Treg ) cells in peripheral blood samples from patients with lung cancer and their correlation with clinicopathologic features of lung cancer .Methods Flow cytometry was used to measure the percentages of CD 4, CD8, nat-ural killer ( NK) and Treg cells in peripheral blood samples collected from 160 patients with lung cancer and 60 healthy subjects .The correlations between the levels of Treg cells and clinicopathologic features of lung cancer were analyzed .The percentages of Treg cells in 60 patients with lung cancer before and after surgery were compared .Results The percentages of CD 4+and NK cells and the ratios of CD 4+/CD8+cells in pa-tients with lung cancer were significantly lower than those in healthy control , while the percentages of Treg cells in patients with lung cancer were decreased as compared with those in healthy subjects .The percenta-ges of Treg cells in patients with advanced cancer were significantly higher than those in patients at early stage (P<0.05), which dropped significantly after surgery (P<0.01).Conclusion The results of this study indicated that Treg cells in patients with lung cancer might inhibit antitumor immune responses and correlate with the progression of cancer .It would be worthwhile to check Treg cells in patients with lung cancer for monitoring the prognosis and treatment effects .