1.Clinical applications of misoprostol
Weihong ZHENG ; Naigong WANG ; Juntian ZHANG
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1998;0(S1):-
Misoprostol, a prostaglandin E1 analogue, have variety clinical applications. In early 80's, misoprostol is currently licensed primarily to prevent non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug-associated gastric and duodenal ulcers. Further work shows the drugs have protection to hepatic and renal and prevention of inflammatory and allergic disorders. When combined with mifepristone,complete abortion rate is 95%. On the other hand, misoprostol is also an effective agent for cervical ripening and labor induction. It have no serious side effect, as a result, misoprostol is a drug of high effect and low toxicity, deserving popularization, but man and pregnant woman must prudent.
2.SYNTHESIS OF TRIPHENYLETHYLENE WITH ALIPHATIC CYCLIC MOIETY AND ITS ANTAGONISM ON ESTROGEN RECEPTOR
Bailing XU ; Zongru GUO ; Xiaotian LIANG ; Fengming CHU ; Naigong WANG ; Muzhen GUAN
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2001;36(3):179-184
AIM In order to improve the biological activity and reduce the side effects and toxicity, a series of novel estrogen receptor antagonists were designed. METHODS The key triphenylethylene intermediates were obtained by the McMurry reaction. The target compounds were prepared by etherification. The binding affinities of the target compounds for the estrogen receptor in rat uterine cytosol were measured by a competitive binding assay and their estrogen agonistic/antagonistic properties were investigated in the 3-day uterine weight assay in the immature rats. RESULTS Thirty-five new compounds have been synthesized and their geometric configuration were determined by X-ray crystallography and 1HNMR spectral data. CONCLUSION All of the test compounds showed affinity for the estrogen receptor (IC50<10-6 mol.L-1), especially compound 35 with IC50 1.07×10-8 mol.L-1. Some compounds are antagonists, inhibiting uterus growth; others are agonists, promoting uterus growth. Compounds 14 and 27 are superior antagonists to tamoxifen.
3.TriVex system for the treatment of lower extremity varicose veins
Zhong JIA ; Guanghua FENG ; Naigong LIN ; Guanhai HE ; Zhongyao LUO ; Qijun YANG ; Xuan WANG
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2010;25(1):37-39
Objective To evaluate the TriVex system in the treatment of varicose veins of lower extremities,focusing on postoperative complications and management.Methods Clinical data of 108 patients (146 legs) of varicose veins of the lower extremity undergoing TriVex procedure were retrospectively analyzed.Deep veinons patency was verified in all patients by preoperative sonography.Above knee stripping of the great saphenous vein was done first when necessary.The below knee phlebectomy of the side branches was done with the new system (Trivex System/Smith and Nephew).Postoperative patients were followed-up,and results were evaluated.Results Procedure was successful in all cases.98 cases were followed up for 1 ~ 24 months.The mean operation time per leg was (34±8) minutes.Complications were as following:26 legs (17.8%) developed postoperative hematoma which was healed by conservative therapy including two cases in which the tension seroma,which was successfully managed by puncture aspiration.Transien skin numbness or paraesthesia developed in 13.0% (19/146).Subcutaneous induration in 11.6%(17/146) cases.Residual varicose and recurrence in 3.4% (5/146).Incision related complications developed in 4.8% (7/149) cases.Conclusion Transilluminated powered phlebectomy (TriVex) is a safe and effective cosmetic procedure for less invasive varicose vein surgery.