1.Anatomic data and clinical significance analysis of 150 cases of type A aortic dissection
Liang PAN ; Ran MO ; Dongjin WANG
Journal of Clinical Surgery 2017;25(5):360-362
Objective To analyse of 150 cases of type A aortic dissection anatomic parameter and the relationship between anatomic parameter and clinic date and prognosis.Methods We identified 150 cases of type A aortic dissection who were diagnosed clearly.All patients were divided into groups by gender and surgical approaches.General clinic data and radiological data were recorded.Survival rate was evaluated by follow up 3 months after surgery.Results The aortic root diameter of group aortic root replacement was(53.25±13.17)mm,group aortic root sparing was (49.08±6.94)mm,there was significant difference between the two group(P<0.05);survival rate was 86.84% and 79.79%,respectively.There was no relevance between diameter of aortic arch and branch with the aortic arch surgery way.The starting diameter of two group were (54.47±9.69)mm and(54.48±8.30)mm,the diameter of aortic arch were (31.39±7.14)mm and(32.73±6.59)mm,respectively.The anonymous artery diameter were (14.65±3.00)mm and(14.28±2.99)mm,respectively.The left common carotid artery diameter were(9.81±2.33)mm and(9.56±2.10)mm,respectively.The start diameter of the left subclavian artery were(11.15±2.84)mm and(11.13±2.56)mm(all P>0.05).There were gender differences between type A dissection parameters of descending aorta,the start diameter of male and female's descending aorta were (41.09±8.86)mm and(37.44±5.60)mm,respectively.The descending aorta in parallel to the pulmonary artery diameter were(34.31±0.59)mm and(31.11±0.88)mm,respectively.Descending aorta diameter of the diaphragm were(31.45±6.50)mm and(28.46±5.20)mm,respectively(all P>0.05).Conclusion In patients who suffer from type A aortic dissection,Parameter of aortic root is one of factors which determine surgical approach to aortic root.When treating descending aorta,surgeon should consider the influence of gender.Our study provided data references for selection and design of endovascular stent-graft.
2.Advances in lymphatic targeted drug delivery system for treatment of tumor metastasis
Journal of China Pharmaceutical University 2020;51(4):425-432
Lymphatic metastasis is one of the main routes of tumor metastasis. The limitation of traditional medicine in the treatment of lymphatic tumor metastasis lies in the low concentration of the drug in lymphatic metastases resulting in poor efficacy. Nanocarrier-based drug delivery system plays an important role in enhancing drug targeting, improving drug bioavailability, and reducing side effects. This review introduces the composition and function of the lymphatic system as well as its role in tumor metastasis, enumerates the present therapeutic means and limitations of anti-tumor lymphatic metastasis, and focuses on the recent advances in the passive, active and antigen-presenting cell-mediated lymphatic targeted drug delivery systems in tumor metastasis are highlighted.
3.Preparation and evaluation of standards for whole blood trace elements detection
Ran TAO ; Hong GAO ; Nanxun MO ; Jiajian WANG ; Guoxue WEN
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2017;40(4):284-288
Objective To explore the methods of preparing whole blood control of seven trace elements (magnesium,manganese,iron,copper,zinc,lead,calcium) in laboratory and evaluate its performance.Methods Heparin sodium anticoagulant calf whole blood was used as substrateMetal salt or standard solution with target concentration of each element was added.And whole blood control product was made after process of anticorrosion,mixing and sub-packaging.Antibacterial effect was observed,uniformity and stabilitywasevaluatedaccording to CNAS-GL03 and matrix effects was evaluatedaccording to CLSI EP14.SDI (standard deviation index) and detection coefficient of variation (CV)were calculated to evaluateapplication effectiveness.Results Laboratory preparation of whole blood control reached target concentration,sterility tests was qualified,results of uniformity and stability indicated that the substrate was even and stable at least for one year.Besides,matrix effects of other six elements can be ignored except lead.Historical and inter-laboratory comparisons had shown that laboratory preparation of whole blood control has no obvious difference with commercial ones in performance.Conclusion The formulation and evaluation scheme of whole blood control of seven trace elements (magnesium,manganese,iron,copper,zinc,lead,calcium) was feasible and can be used as commercial ones for elementary tests in medical laboratory.
4.Effect of Vertical Displacement of Bilateral Horizontal Muscles in AV Syndrome.
Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 2000;41(2):506-510
We reviewed 20 cases for the surgical effect of the vertical transposition of the horizontal rectus muscle for AV syndrome without significant oblique dysfuction. We performed vertical tranposition of the horizontal rectus muscle with standard recession and resection procedure and followed up at least six months. Sixteen cases were V syndrome and four cases were A syndrome. Medial rectus was moved toward the apex of the A or V, and the lateral rectus was moved to the opposite side of the apex of the A or V. The amount of transposition was adjusted according to the amount of vertical incomitance. If the vertical incomitance was 10delta, 15delta, 20deltaand 25delta, vertical transposition of rectus muscle was 1/4 TW[tendon width], 1/2 TW, 3/4 TW amd 1 TW, respectively. We achieved an average of 12.9deltareduction by 1/4 TW transposition, 14.4deltareduction by 1/2 TW transposition, 13.3delta reduction by 3/4 TW transposition, 19.0deltareduction by 1 TW transposition. We also achieved an average of 5.2delta/mm effect by 1/4 TW transposition, 2.9delta/mm effect by 1/2 TW transposition, 2.4 delta/mm effect by 3/4 TW transposition, 1.9delta/mm effect by 1 TW transposition. The vertical transposition of the horizontal rectus muscle for AV syndrome without significant oblique dysfuction showed good result and the amount of correction per mm of vertical transposition seemed to decrease as the amount of transposition increased, even though the total amount of correction showed a trend toward increasing [Fig.1, 2].
Muscles*
5.Rapid detection of mycobacterium tuberculosis in uncultured sputum samples by polymerase chain reaction.
Sung Joon KIM ; Jang Seong KIM ; Dahl Kyun OH ; Hae Ran MOON ; Hong Mo MOON
Journal of the Korean Society for Microbiology 1993;28(5):373-380
No abstract available.
Mycobacterium tuberculosis*
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Mycobacterium*
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Polymerase Chain Reaction*
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Sputum*
6.Effect of Retinoic Acid on Cleft Palate and Palatal Rugae Formation.
Won Mo YANG ; Soo Il KIM ; Kyung Ran PARK ; Young Ho LEE ; Won Sik KIM
Korean Journal of Physical Anthropology 1994;7(2):199-217
For the study on the effect of retinoic acid on the formation of palatal rugae and the cleft palate, retinoic acid was administered orally 150mg/kg of body weight by gastric tube at GD 10.5 to Sprague-Dawley rats. The pregnant rats were sacrificed on GD 17.5 under ether anesthesia, and laparatomized. After removal of uterus, the number of pregnant sacs and fetuses were counted. The fetuses weighed, the MEE (medial edge epithelium) thickness measured and the mitotic figures counted after routine processing and H·E stain. All the palates were photographed, and the number of rugae & the rugal pattern analysed. TEM photographs of MEE cells were observed after routine processing. The results were as follows ; 1. Rat fetus body weight after retinoic acid treatment increased significantly compared with the control group. 2. Mitotic figures in the retinoic acid treated group increased significantly compared with control group. 3. In the retinoic acid treated group, 79.3% of fetuses had cleft palates. Among fetuses with cleft palates, complete cleft palates were 10.6%, incomplete cleft palate 89.4%. Incomplete clefts were of two types ; median type (cleft palate at the intermolar region) and soft palate type (cleft posterior to the 8th rugae). Median type was 64.6% and the soft palate type 35.4%. 4. 2.3% of the fetuses had the numerical anomaly of the palatal rugae in the control group, but that of retinoic acid treated group 87.7%. 5. 17.4% of palatal rugae of the control group was disrupted, but 100% of the retinoic acid treated group disrupted. 6. Rugal papillae were observed in the 15.1% of fetuses of the control group and 63.1% of fetuses of the retinoic acid treated group. 7. Longitudinal rugae were observed in 19% of fetuses of the retinoic acid treated group, but not in the control group. 8. In TEM photographs, cytoplasmic processes, intercellular space, and desmosomes decreased. Swelling of mitochondria & ER were also found in the retinoic acid treated groups. According to the above results, it appears that there is close relationship between palatal rugae and cleft palates, and that excess retinoic acid induces disruption of pattern and numerical variations of rat fetus palate rugae. Also retinoic acid has an inhibitory effect on the proliferation of medial edge epithelial cells of palatal shelves. The cleft palates may be induced by the above mentioned retinoic acid effects. But, the exact mechanisms of retinoic acid on cleft palate formation is not thoroughly known and should be further studied.
Anesthesia
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Animals
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Body Weight
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Cleft Palate*
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Cytoplasm
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Desmosomes
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Epithelial Cells
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Ether
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Extracellular Space
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Fetus
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Mitochondria
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Palate
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Palate, Soft
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Rats
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Rats, Sprague-Dawley
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Tretinoin*
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Uterus
7.A study on the relationship between family APGAR and cigarette smoking.
Young Ran LEE ; Hyun Ja KIM ; Go Bong LEE ; Byung Chul LEE ; Sang Mo CHOI
Journal of the Korean Academy of Family Medicine 1991;12(5):38-45
No abstract available.
Humans
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Smoking*
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Tobacco Products*
8.The influence of family factors on drinking behavior of university students.
Byung Chul LEE ; Hyun Ja KIM ; Ko bong LEE ; Young Ran LEE ; Sang Mo CHOI
Journal of the Korean Academy of Family Medicine 1991;12(10):51-60
No abstract available.
Drinking Behavior*
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Drinking*
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Humans
9.A study of perception for family medicine & health promotion.
Go Bong LEE ; Young Ran LEE ; Hyun Ja KIM ; Sang Mo CHOI
Journal of the Korean Academy of Family Medicine 1991;12(8):38-49
No abstract available.
Health Promotion*
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Humans
10.An analysis of contents of inpatient in department of family medicine.
Hyun Ja KIM ; Young Ran LEE ; Go Bong LEE ; Bung Chul LEE ; Sang Mo CHOI
Journal of the Korean Academy of Family Medicine 1991;12(9):18-23
No abstract available.
Humans
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Inpatients*