1.Clinical research of thymosin alpha -1 with glucocorticoid in treatment of HBV -related acute -on -chronic liver failure
Jinmei ZHAN ; Tianyuan SHI ; Shaoqing MA ; Qingdong TONG ; Jiamin SUN
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2016;23(16):2465-2468
Objective To evaluate the therapeutic effect of thymosin alpha -1 with glucocorticoid in treat-ment of HBV -related hepatic failure.Methods 130 cases were randomly divided into two groups,they were all giv-en antiviral therapy,protect liver,anti -inflammatory,yellow suit the back support,etc.comprehensive treatment;and patients in treatment group were given thymosin alpha -1 with methyl -prednisone intravenously at the early stage of treating process,and then observed the clinic situation and cure rate of those sufferers,The biochemiccal indicator, PTA and blood serum HBV DNA capacity ending with the period of 4 weeks were tested.Results In both groups,the TBil,TC in serum had apparently improved compared with the baseline after the medication,the difference was signifi-cant (t =3.12,P <0.05 and t =3.05,P <0.05).The time of gastrointestinal symptoms improvement and bilirubin subsided time in treatment group were significantly shorter than those of the control group(t =3.34,P <0.01 and t =4.52,P <0.01 ).During the treatment,there was no significant adverse reaction,and there were no differences between two groups in Alt,PTA,HBV DNA,infection,gastrointestinal bleeding,hepatic encephalopathy and hepatore-nal syndrome.The effective rate of treatment group was 75.2%,which was higher than 50.3% of the control group (χ2 =11.02,P <0.01).Conclusion Patients with HBV -related hepatic failure of short -term application of thy-mosin alpha -1 with glucocorticoid treatment,can quickly improve symptoms,greatly improve the efficiency of survival rate,shortem hospitalization period,reduce side effects and enhance security.
2.Effect of treatment for ruptured anterior communicating artery aneurysms with different dome projections in acute phase via supraorbital lateral approach
Qingdong HAN ; Qing SUN ; Peng ZHOU ; Yabo HUANG ; Zhong WANG
Chinese Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2017;14(9):449-453,458
Objective To investigate the surgical efficacy for the treatment of ruptured anterior communicating artery aneurysms with different dome projections in acute phase via supraorbital lateral approach.Methods From January 2014 to March 2017,the clinical data of 79 patients with acute ruptured anterior communicating artery aneurysm with different dome projections in acute phase treated via supraorbital lateral approach in the First Affiliated Hospital of Soochow University were retrospectively analyzed.The operative efficacy was analyzed.The Glasgow outcome scale (GOS) score was used to evaluate the prognosis at 3-36 months after procedure.Results In the 79 patients,34 were superior dome projections,37 was inferior dome projections,and 8 were complicated dome projections.All the anterior communicating artery aneurysms were successfully clipped.The patients were followed up for 3-36 months after procedure.GOS showed good prognosis in 70 cases (88.6%),of which 26 were superior dome projections,36 were inferior dome projections,and 8 were complicated dome projections;9 suffered mild disability (11.4%),of which 8 were superior dome projections and 1 was inferior dome projection.There were no severe disability,persistent vegetative state,and death.The prognosis in patients with inferior dome projection was better than that of superior dome projection (97.3% [36/37] vs.76.5% [26/34]).The difference was statistically significant (χ2=5.19,P<0.05).Conclusions The lateral supraorbital approach is an effective option for treating ruptured ACoAA with different dome projections in acute phase.The prognosis in patients with inferior dome projection is better than that of superior dome projection.
3.Analysis and countermeasures of the cause of lung infection following renal transplantation
Zhuangjiang LI ; Xuyong SUN ; Feng NIE ; Qingdong SU ; Huiying WANG ; Haifeng LUO ; Jiehui ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2012;33(4):225-228
Objective To analyze the common causes leading to lung infection following renal transplantation and provide targeted preventive measures to reduce the incidence of lung infection.Methods The clinical data of 561 recipients who underwent renal transplantation from January 2006 to February 2011 were retrospectively analyzed.The recipients were divided into two groups:group Ⅰ,from January 2006 to December 2009 (n =416) ; group Ⅱ,from January 2010 to February 2011 (n =145).The causes possibly leading to lung infection which took place 3 days before the appearance of the clinical symptoms were offered by the patients who suffered lung infection of group Ⅰ.And then the causes were summarized and analyzed to formulate the specific and comprehensive measures to prevent the infection.Finally the measures were applied to recipients in group Ⅱ from January 2010.After applying the measures for 14 months,the incidence of lung infection in group Ⅱ was counted and compared with that in group Ⅰ to see the preventive effect.Results There were 58 cases of lung infection in group Ⅰ (58/416,13.9%) and 12 cases in group Ⅱ (12/145,8.3%). There was significant difference in the incidence of lung infection between two groups (x2 =4.0361,P<0.05).All of the recipients with lung infection were hospitalized in six months after the transplantation.The causes leading to lung infection of 58 cases in group Ⅰ were as follows:6 cases due to being excessively tired,3 cases due to guest visiting,12 cases due to abrupt change of weather,9 cases due to exposure to public place,8 cases due to returning to hospital,6 cases due to close contact with children,5 cases due to close contact with animals,and the other 9 cases without specific causes found.Conclusion The incidence of lung infection following renal transplantation can be notably reduced by the application of targeted and concrete health propaganda education and preventive measures based on analysis on the specific causes of infection.
4.Stromal vascular fraction combined with acellular bone matrix-chitosan scaffold for radical defect repair
Qingdong SHAO ; Zheng WANG ; Yufei LI ; Tianming XU ; Jiuyi SUN ; Feng JIANG ; Fengxia LV
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2017;21(6):843-847
BACKGROUND:Artificial tissue-engineered bone combined with acel ular bone matrix has been shown to be favorable for bone repair. OBJECTIVE:To explore the safety and biocompatibility of the stromal vascular fraction of the adipose tissue combined with the acel ular bone matrix-chitosan scaffold in the repair of rabbit radial defects. METHODS:A total of 38 New Zealand rabbits were selected, 3 rabbits were used to extract stromal vascular fraction of adipose tissue, 3 used to prepare acel ular bone matrix and 32 divided into experimental and control groups. Models of rabbit radial defects were established using Brownlow method. The rabbits in the experimental group were treated with the SVF of adipose tissue combined with the acel ular bone matrix-chitosan scaffold, while those controls received no treatment. General situation, gross observation, X-ray examination, histological observation and Lane-Sandhu scores were performed at 2 and 4 months postoperatively. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:No infections occurred in both two groups at 2 and 4 months postoperatively, but the activity level and degree of healing in the experimental group were significantly better than those in the control group. In the experimental group, there were high-density shadows at 2 months postoperatively and the X-ray image of the bone defect site was the same as that of the normal one at 4 months, while bone nonunion occurred in the control group. The bone tissues in the experimental group grew significantly better than that in the control group at 2 and 4 months postoperatively, and the Lane-Sandhu histological scores in the experimental group were significantly higher than those in the control group at 2 and 4 months postoperatively (P<0.05). These results indicate that the stromal vascular fraction combined with the acel ular bone matrix-chitosan scaffold exhibits safety and biocompatibility in the repair of rabbit radical defects.
5.Comparative study on minimally invasive video-assisted thyroidectomy and total endoscopic thyroidecto-my
Haiqing SUN ; Qingdong ZENG ; Bin LYU ; Bo CHEN ; Baoyuan LI ; Lixin JIANG ; Haitao ZHENG
Journal of Endocrine Surgery 2015;(2):140-143,151
Objective To analyze the advantages and disadvantages of minimally invasive video -assisted thyroidectomy(MIVAT)and totally endoscopic thyroidectomy (TET).Methods The study included 70 patients undergoing MIVAT and TET at Qilu Hospital of Shandong University and Yantai Yuhuangding Hospital from Jan . 2012 to Dec.2012.46 patients undergoing MIVAT(MIVAT group)and 24 patients undergoing TET(TET group) were analyzed retrospectively .Data of gender,age,operative data,intraoperative and postoperative complications , length of stay , feelings of patients and cosmetic effect were collected and analyzed .MIVAT and TET were com-pared in terms of safety ,trauma and cosmetic effect .Results ①About safety:no permanent recurrent laryngeal nerve(RLN)palsy and parathyroid injury occurred in either group .One case in MIVAT group and no case in TET group was converted to open surgery (2.2%vs 0%,P>0.05) .②About trauma:the intraoperative blood loss and postoperative drainage amount in the MIVAT group were significantly less than those in the TET group ( P <0.05).Postoperative VAS score at 6 hours was similar,but MIVAT group showed lower postoperative VAS score than TET group at 12 hours and 24 hours ( P<0.05 ) .No significant difference was observed between the 2 groups about C reactive protein (CRP)on the 1st day before operation,the 1st and 3rd day after operation(P>0.05).③About cosmetic effect:the 2 groups had similar patient satisfaction index .Conclusions The study shows similar results in safety and trauma .The 2 approaches are both safe and valid .Patients using the two ap-proaches are equally satisfied with the cosmetic effect .
6.GENETIC POLYMORPHISM OF SIX Y CHROMOSOMAL STR IN CHINESE HUI ETHNIC GROUP
Bofeng ZHU ; Guiping Lü ; Guifa YAO ; Jun ZHU ; Hongwang DONG ; Qingdong SUN ; Lei HUANG ; Yao LIU
Journal of Pharmaceutical Analysis 2005;17(1):49-52
Objective To study genetic polymorphism of 6 Y chromosomal STR in Hui ethnic group living in Ningxia Hui ethnic autonomous region, in order to evaluate their usefulness in forensic science and enrich the Chinese genetic information resources. Methods We investigated 101 unrelated, healthy, male individuals of Hui ethnic group and studied their allelic frequency distribution and haplotype diversity of 6 Y chromosomal STR. Primer for each loci was labeled with the fluorescent by FAM (blue) or TAMRA(yellow). The data of Hui ethnic group were generated co-amplification, GeneScan, genotype, and genetic distribution analysis. Results 31 alleles and 43 phenotype(DYS385) were detected, with the frequencies ranging from 0.0099-0.7129. Out of a total of 101 individuals, 96 showed different haplotypes; 91 were unique; 5 were found 2 times. The haplotype diversity for 6 Y-STR loci was 0.9990. Conclusion The date obtained can be valuable for individual identification, paternity testing in forensic fields and for population genetics because of 6 Y-STR loci high polymorphism.
7.The anatomy of pelvic autonomic nerves and experience on preserving autonomous nerves during surgery of rectal cancer
Dongsong BI ; Zutao JIN ; Jingzhong SUN ; Qizhen WEI ; Qingdong ZENG ; Yong DAI ; Zhaoting LI
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;0(10):-
Objective To study the anatomy of pelvic autonomic nerves, to avoid autonomic nerves damage during rectal cancer surgery. MethodsAnatomical dissections were carried out on 7 adult cadavers, and clinically autonomic nerve-preserving rectal cancer resection was performed. Results The superior hypogastric plexus lies just posterior to the inferior mesenteric vessels. There were no obvious autonomic nerve trunks in the loose areolar tissue plane between the parietal fascia and the visceral fascia right posterior to the rectum. There were no obvious autonomic nerve trunks between the rectum and the seminal vesicles or the prostate. The inferior hypogastric plexus was a rhomboid shaped plaque of nervous tissue. The main components of the lateral ligament were autonomic nerves passing from the pelvic plexus to the rectum within a condensation of connective tissue. WT5”HZConclusionsThe inferior mesenteric vessels can be used a landmark intraoperatively to identify the superior hypogastric plexus. In order to preserve the inferior hypogastric plexus while dissecting the lateral of rectum, we should dissect along the medial surface of the inferior hypogastric plexus, and along its curvature. JP2
8.Development and effectiveness evaluation of time-resolved fluoroimmunoas-say kit for detection of Schistosoma japonicum
Qingdong MENG ; Yan WANG ; Wenqiao SUN ; Shoulei REN ; Bo XIN ; Pengfei ZHU ; Kangyan LI ; Huankun LIANG ; Licheng ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Schistosomiasis Control 2017;29(1):64-67
Objective To develop a kit of time?resolved fluoroimmunoassay(TRFIA)for detection of Schistosoma japonicum protein SjP38,and evaluate its effectiveness. Methods The anti 9G7 SjP38 monoclonal antibody was used as the capture anti?body coated with 96?hole plate,and the Eu3+labeled 1A6 monoclonal antibody was used as the detection antibody to establish the TRFIA SjP38 kit. In addition,the accuracy,sensitivity,precision,stability and coincidence rate to pathogenic diagnosis of the kit were evaluated. Results This established kit possessed high accuracy,wide linear range from 2 to 1 250 ng/ml,high sensitivity with the minimum detectable concentration of 0.14 ng/ml,and good precision(the coefficient variation of the intra?and inter?assay were 3.6%to 4.6%and 5.1%to 6.7%,respectively). The stability tests showed that the reagents could be stable for six months at 4℃,7 d at 37℃. The positive and negative corresponding rates to the pathogen detection method were 95%and 100%respectively. Conclusion All the performance and detection indicators of the kit have reached the requirements of clinical test,but its clinical application still needs further validation.
9.Gastric cancer related miR-148 a targets gastrin receptor CCKBR
Shuilong GUO ; Shengtao ZHU ; Peng LI ; Yongjun WANG ; Min WANG ; Jie XING ; Qingdong GUO ; Xiumei SUN ; Shutian ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Comparative Medicine 2014;(9):1-4
Objective To investigate the regulation role of gastric cancer related miR-148a on gastrin receptor CCKBR expression, and find the correct binding sites of miR-148a in CCKBR 3’UTR.Methods The potential binding sites of miR-148a in the CCKBR 3’UTR were predicted with the bioinformatic tools;The miR-148a expressing plasmid was constructed by PCR, and miR-148a expression was verified by Northern Blot;The luciferase report plasmids containing the wild type and mutated binding sites of CCKBR 3’ UTR were constructed, and were used to study the regulation mechanism and identify the binding sites of miR-148a by luciferase activity analysis; The regulation effect of miR-148a on CCKBR protein expression was checked by Western Blot.Results Three potential binding sites of miR-148a in the CCKBR 3’ UTR were found; The miR-148a expressing plasmid was constructed successfully, and highly expressed miR-148a after transfected to gastric cancer cells;The inhibitory effect of miR-148a on CCKBR protein expression was checked by Western Blot.Over-expression of miR-148a inhibited CCKBR expression by directly binding to the binding site in CCKBR 3’UTR 423bp.Conclusion CCKBR is a target of miR-148a, and its expression is inhibited by the binding of miR-148a on its 3’ UTR, indicating that miR-148a may participates in the progression of gastric cancer by regulating CCKBR expression.
10.Clinical analysis of 8 cases of transverse testicular ectopia
Gonglong LI ; Haoyu YAO ; Huali WANG ; Xudong SUN ; Qingdong QIAO ; Xichun CUI
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2023;38(6):461-464
Objective:To study the clinical manifestations, diagnostic methods and therapeutic outcomes of transverse testicular ectopia (TTE).Methods:Clinical data of 8 cases of TTE treated in the Department of the First Urologic Surgery, Xinxiang Central Hospital and Department of Pediatric Surgery, the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University from May 2004 to November 2018 were retrospectively analyzed.Clinical manifestations, diagnostic methods, surgical treatment and follow-up results of TTE were summarized.Results:The age of 8 cases of TTE was 1 year 5 months to 5 years.Among the 8 cases of TTE, 6 cases were involved with the left side and 2 cases with the right side.All patients were admitted due to scrotal emptiness.Three cases were combined with persistent Müllerian duct syndrome (PMDS) and 1 case combined with hypospadias.Preoperative diagnosis of TTE was definitely made in 5 cases, involving 4 cases diagnosed by ultrasound and 1 case diagnosed by magnetic resonance imaging.Laparoscopy was performed in 2 cases, including 1 case treated with laparoscopic scrotopexy, and the other one transferred to an open surgery of trans-septal orchiopexy due to poor development of the spermatic cord.Open surgery was performed in 6 cases, including 1 case with bilateral testicular fixation in the ipsilateral scrotum due to adhesion of spermatic cord closely, and 5 cases with trans-septal orchiopexy.Müllerian ducts residues were excised during surgery in 3 cases combined with PMDS.Postoperative wound infection or hematoma was not reported in all cases.Orchiepididymitis and the involvement of contralateral testes occurred in 1 case treated with trans-septal orchiopexy at 11 months postoperatively, which were relieved after anti-inflammatory treatment.All cases were postoperatively followed up for 3-48 months, and the development and blood supply of bilateral testes were detected normal by ultrasonography.Postoperative testicular atrophy was not reported.Conclusions:The possibility of TTE should be considered in patients with unilateral cryptorchidism combined with contralateral inguinal mass.Ultrasonography is preferred to the diagnosis of TTE.Laparoscopic surgery plays an important role in the diagnosis and treatment of TTE, which is helpful to identify abnormalities in the Müllerian duct structure.