2.A prospective study of the relationship between alcohol consumption and outcome of three-year pre-diabetes
Tianjin Medical Journal 2015;(12):1433-1436
Objective To investigate the associations of alcohol consumption with the outcome of three-year pre-dia?betes. Methods The objects of this study were selected from the epidemiological study of cancer risk of Chinese patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in Luzhou area. A total of 1 125 cases with pre-diabetes were selected from the base?line survey. Patients divided into four groups including non-alcohol drinking group, small alcohol drinking group, moderate alcohol drinking group, and large alcohol drinking group. Patients also were divided into two groups according to body mass index (BMI, more than 24 kg/m2). The patients were followed up for three years. The incidence rates of diabetes mellitus were compared between different drinking groups and different BMI groups. Results A total of 1 116 cases were completed the follow-up , 9 cases were lost to follow-up. The incidence rates of DM were 18.81%, 8.80%, 16.51%and 26.53%for non-al?cohol drinking group, small alcohol drinking group, moderate alcohol drinking group, and large alcohol drinking group. Cox proportional hazard regression analysis showed that the relative risk ratios and 95%CI of the gender, age, BMI, calorie, base?line blood glucose were 0.49 (0.31-0.79), 1.15 (0.69-1.92) and 1.95 (1.25-3.04) for small alcohol drinking group, moderate alcohol drinking group, and large alcohol drinking group. In the group of BMI<24 kg/m2,the relative risks and 95%CI were 0.40 (0.20-0.80),0.77 (0.30-1.97) and 1.10 (0.46-2.64) for small alcohol drinking group, moderate alcohol drinking group, and large alcohol drinking group. In the group of BMI≥24 kg/m2, the relative risks and 95%CI were 0.62 (0.33-1.66),1.49 (0.80-2.80) and 2.64 (1.55-4.47). Conclusion Small amount of alcohol drinking can reduce the incidence of DM in predia?betes people with BMI<24 kg/m2. Large amount of alcohol drinking is the risk factor of incidence of DM in people with BMI≥24 kg/m2.
5.The Influence of Immune RNA on Endotoxin-Induced Uveitis
Ling QIN ; Wei XIAO ; Qing WAN
Journal of China Medical University 2001;30(1):18-19
Objective: Our aim was to investigate whether the immune RNA (iRNA) can inhibit the endotoxin-induced uveitis (EIU). Methods: The EIU was induced by injecting endotoxin of E.Coli into rats hypodermically. iRNA was abstracted from the livers and spleens of the rabbits which had been injected by E.Coli six times. The iRNA was introduced intraperitoneally into the rats both at half an hour and 3 hours after the injection of endotoxin. The effect of iRNA was evaluated by protein determination and cell count in aqueous houmer(AH). Results: The appearance of EIU in the iRNA treated rats was delayed, about 3 hours later than the rats received only endotoxin injection. The AH protein decreased by 58.34% and cellular infiltration decreased by 27.62% in iRNA treated group at the 24 hours. Conclusion: The iRNA may partly prevent the development of EIU and significantly reduce the severity of EIU.
6.The nasal resonance acoustics of school-age children with spastic cerebral palsy
Qin WAN ; Xiaohui GAO ; Qing ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2013;35(11):843-846
Objective To characterize the nasal resonance of children with spastic cerebral palsy by comparing it with that of ordinary school-age children.Methods The mean nasalance scores (MNSs) of 90 normal school-age children and 62 school-age children with spastic cerebral palsy were measured and compared.Results (1) Age has significant effects on the MNS of/a/,/i/and/m/ in ordinary children,but has almost no effect on the MNS of/u/.The MNS of/a/,/i/,/u/ and/m/ in children with spastic cerebral palsy does not change with age.(2) Sex only has a significant relationship with the MNS of/i/ in ordinary children,but does not significantly predict the other MNSs.(3) The MNS of/a/ of children with spastic cerebral palsy is significantly lower than that of ordinary children,and their MNS of/i/ and /u/ is significantly greater than those of ordinary children.Conclusions The MNS of /a/,/i/and /u/first increases and then decreases with age in ordinary children,while the MNS of/m/ increases gradually.Children with spastic cerebral palsy did not show the same trends and demonstrated a state of retardation of nasal resonance.Children with spastic cerebral palsy are more likely to display hypernasality than ordinary children.
7.The Comparative Study of Oral Resonance Acoustic Characteristics of School -Aged Children with Down Syndrome and Normal Children
Qin WAN ; Guojun SHAO ; Zhaoming HUANG
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 2013;(5):469-473
Objective To compare the resonance acoustic characteristics between 7~16 years old Down syn-drome children and normal children .Methods A total of 29 cases of 7~16 years old Down syndrome children and 90 cases of 7~16 years old normal children pronuanced /a/,/u/,/i/,each sound for 3 times ,every time 1 to 2 sec-onds .The oral resonance acoustic parameters ,including F1 (a) ,F2 (a) ,F1 (i) ,F2 (i) ,F1 (u) ,F2 (u) ,the distance of tongue and the distance of jaw ,were recorded by real analysis .Analysis of variance was used for the voice acous-tic .Results With age ,there was a significant decrease tendency of the value of F2 (a) and a very significant growth tendency of the values of F2 (i) and the distance of tongue in normal children .The value of F2 (i) inrcreased signifi-cantly in Down syndrome children .The values of every oral resonance acoustic parameters were not different signifi-cantly on sex in normal children .The values of F1 (i) and F1 (u) in Down syndrome boys were significantly less than those of in the Down syndrome girls ,but the the distance of jaw in Down syndrome boys were significantly greater than those of in the Down syndrome girls .The values of F2 (u) and F1 (i) in Down syndrome children were signifi-cantly greater than those of in normal children ,but the distance of tongue was significantly less than those of in nor-mal children .Conclusion With age ,in normal children ,the amplitude of the tongue forward movement and the range of tongue back and forward movement were increased significantly ,the oral focus moved forward gradually .In Down syndrome children ,the amplitude of the tongue back movement ,and the range of tongue back and forward movement ,were poor than those of in normal children .The Down syndrome children were easier to suffer from oral resonance disorder than normal children .
8.Diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of critical ulcerative colitis
Qin OUYANG ; Zhonghui WEN ; Xuehong WAN
Chinese Journal of Digestion 2001;0(04):-
Objective To analyze the diagnosis, therapy and prognosis of the most severe type ulcerative colitis or critical ulcerative colitis. Methods Forty cases of severe ulcerative colitis in recent 18 years in our hospital were reviewed. Based on the criteria from literatures, a self generated criterion was used to identify the critical ulcerative colitis, i.e.: ① bloody stool≥9 times/d;② body temperature≥38?C;③ pulse rate≥90 beats/min;④ Hb
9.THE CLINICAL STUDY OF 17-L-CRYSTALLINE AMINO ACIDS SOLUTION IN PATIENTS WITH CARCINOMA OF ESOPHAGUS AND CARDIA AFTER RESECTION
Wenhan QIN ; Kexian YANG ; Shijie WAN
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(01):-
Protein synthesis and nitrogen equilibrium have been investigated in the early postoperative period in 21 patients with carcinoma of esophagus and cardia after resection. They received 17-L-crystalline amino acid (AAM) and glucose infusion through parenteral route and were compared with a series' of 11 patients taking similar volume and calorie with protein hydrolysate (PRH) and glucose.In AAM series, the plasma protein could be maintained in preoperatiye level but not in PRH series. In AAM series a nitrogen equilibrium was reached while in PRH series was a negative equilibrium. The cellular immunity and serum amino acid spectrum were improved or replaced in both series, but they were better in AAM series. The improvement in nitrogen balance was probably mainly due to an increase in protein synthesis.
10.Effect of heparin,IGFBP-4 and IGF-1 on glucose metabolism and function in fibroblasts
Yongxin QIN ; Xianyao WAN ; Baiyi CHEN
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1999;0(09):-
AIM: To study the inhibitory effect of IGF binding protein-4(IGFBP-4),especially in corporation with heparin on the pathopoiesis of insulin-like growth factor-1(IGF-1) in alveolitis and fibrosis.METHODS: The diploid human embryonic lung(HEL) fibroblasts were incubated respectively with control,100 ?g/L IGF-1,100 ?g/L IGF-1+100 ?g/L IGFBP-4,100 ?g/L IGF-1+200 ?g/L IGFBP-4,100 ?g/L IGF-1+100 ?g/L IGFBP-4+100 ?g/L heparin,100 ?g/L IGF-1 + 100 ?g/L IGFBP-4+200 ?g/L heparin,100 ?g/L IGF-1+100 ?g/L heparin,100 ?g/L IGF-1+200 ?g/L heparin for 24 h.Then the content of glucose transporter-4(GLUT-4),hexokinase-2(HK-2),collagen-4 and elastin were detected,respectively.RESULTS: Compared with control group,HK-2,GLUT-4,elastin and collagen-4 expressed in IGF-1 group were increased obviously.The expression in the group of IGFBP-4 plus IGF-1 was more than that in IGF-1 group.However,all expression was depressed strikingly when heparin was added.CONCLUSION:(1) IGF-1 apparently stimulates HK-2,GLUT-4,elastin and collagen-IV secretions from lung fibroblasts.(2) The intact IGFBP-4 associated with heparin can inhibit the pathopoiesis of IGF-1.