1.Medical nutrition therapy for diabetes: a revisit
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 2014;30(7):545-547
Nutritional therapy constitutes the basis for the integrated treatment of diabetes.It is essential for diabetic dietary management to be an individualized and balanced diet pattern based on total calorie control Carbohydrates is the main dietary ingredient to affect postprandial blood glucose levels.Dietary structure,way of eating,and physical exercise all contribute to the control of postprandial blood glucose levels.
2.The effect of shear stress on restenosis of vein grafts
International Journal of Surgery 2009;36(8):559-562
Autogenous vein graft is one of the frequent methods to treat ischemia in Vascular Surgery.However, the patency rate of vein grafts is unhappy because of the injury, the difference structure between arteries and veins, and the change of hemedynamics after grafted. The restenosis of vein graft contains three syntrophic component elements-thrombosis, intima hyperplasia, and scleratheroma. In this article, we will discuss the relationship between the changed hemodynamics and the restenosis of the vein grafts.
3.Correlation between snacking and blood glucose level of pregnant women in their second trimester
Chinese Journal of Health Management 2017;11(2):123-126
Objective To understand the blood glucose level and snacking habits in both healthy pregnant women and those with abnormal glucose tolerance during their mid pregnancy,for the purpose of providing reference for implementing nutrition education and intervention programs.Methods A questionnaire interview on snack habits,physical activity,sleep quality was conducted among 166 pregnant women in Shanghai Sixth People's Hospital.Subjects were then divided into normal group (n=97) and abnormal group (n=69) according to the results of blood glucose screening.Results There were no differences in snack intake and the energy generated from the three major nutrients between the two groups of women.However comparing to the normal group,women in abnormal group were more likely to choose the glutinous rice (17.4% vs.4.1%),cake (37.7% vs.20.6%) and dried fruit (13.0% vs.4.1%),while comparing with women in abnormal group,women in normal group tend to choose vegetables (28.9% vs.11.6%) and nuts (64.5% vs.47.8%) as between-meal snacks.Conclusion The study suggested that pregnant women may continue the principle of frequent meal at reduced volume everyday,while starting to learn how to make good selection of high-nutrient-density snakes.
4.Endoscopic ultrasonography-guided interstitial chemotherapy in pancreas: a pilot study in canine model
Sheng WANG ; Nan GE ; Siyu SUN
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 2010;27(2):89-92
Objective To investigate the feasibility and safety of endoscopic ultrasonography (EUS) guided interstitial chemotherapy for the pancreas in canine model. Methods A therapeutic 19gauge needle was inserted into the pancreas with EUS guidance,and seeds with sustained release of 5-iluorouracil were implanted into the tissue. After 14 days of clinical observation,the animals were sacrificed and the tissue response to local chemotherapy was examined. Results All the seeds were implanted successfuUy and no migration was observed. Chemotherapy induced tissue fibrous necrosis was localized in the pancreas without significant complications. The apoptotic index of tissue within 1 cm of the seeds increased.Biochemical parameters were normal in all the dogs. Conclusion EUS-guided implantation of seeds is a safe,simple and minimally invasive technique for interstitial chemotherapy in the pancreas.
6.An analysis of LIF spectrum for detecting colorectal carcinoma in vivo and in vitro
Jianqiu SHENG ; Zhimin CHEN ; Ge GAO
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 1996;0(05):-
Objective To study the correlativity of laser-induced fluorescence (LIF) spectrum on the same specimen of colorectal carcinoma both in vivo and in vitro and to obtain the best diagnostic parameter in detecting colorectal carcinoma. Methods LIF spectra were analyzed from 10 patients with colorectal carcinoma during colonoscopy, and then analyzed again after resection. The cancer foci and normal mucosa more than 5 cm apart from the foci were excited by a nitrogen laser (337 nm)using a quartz optical fiber in gentle contact with the area of interest, and then the fluorescence emission was collected by the same quartz optical fiber. The LIF spectrum was analyzed using an optical multichannel analyzer (OMAⅢ). Results (1)The LIF spectrum from cancer tissues was same as that of normal tissues, both showed the main and the second peak respectively located at about 460 nm and 390 nm in vivo and in vitro. The main peak intensities in vivo from both cancer and normal tissue were significantly lower than these in vitro. The main peak intensities in vivo and in vitro from cancer tissue were decreased about 1 time to those from normal tissue.(2) The integrated spectral intensity in vivo and in vitro of cancer tissue from each patient was significantly lower than that from the corresponding normal tissue respectively, P
7.Relationship between vimentin and glucocorticoid-induced cataract
Jia-Jia, GE ; Sheng, SU ; Ping, LIU
International Eye Science 2014;(11):1975-1977
Long-term use of systemic or topical glucocorticoid can cause posterior subcapsular opacities ( PSO ) , named glucocorticoid-induced cataract ( GIC ) . There are many hypotheses on the pathogenesis of GIC. However, no one has well explained the formation of PSO, which leads to no effective approaches in the prevention and/or treatment. A new opinion is that hormones might affect lens epithelial cells through GR - mediated vimentin changes, which eventually result in the formation of GIC. Therefore, the association between vimentin and lens epithelial cell proliferation and differentiation, maybe a new direction for further studies in the pathogenesis of GIC.
8. The values of contrast-enhanced computed tomogramphy and ultrasound in radiofrequency ablation for liver cancer
Tumor 2012;32(6):462-465
Objective: To investigate the values of CECT (contrast-enhanced computed tomogramphy) and CEUS (contrast-enhanced ultrasonography) in the diagnosis of cancerous lesions in the liver before and after RFA (radiofrequency ablation) for liver cancer. Methods: The clinical records of 90 patients with liver cancer (65 primary liver cancer and 25 metastatic liver cancer) undergoing RFA between May 2008 and September 2010 were retrospectively analyzed. A total of 104 cancerous lesions in the liver were treated with CT- or ultrasound-guided RFA. Each patient underwent CEUS and CECT one week before RFA and one month after RFA. The diagnostic abilities of CEUS and CECT before RFA and the values of CEUS and CECT in the evaluation of therapeutic effect of RFA were assessed. Results: Before RFA, 93 and 96 cancerous lesions in the liver were detected by CECT and CEUS, respectively. However, CECT combined with CEUS found 104 lesions. One month after RFA, 90 lesions showed no enhancement on CECT, and 91 lesions showed no enhancement on CEUS. CECT combined with CEUS found that 86 lesions showed no enhancement. CECT, CEUS and the CECT combined with CEUS found 5, 8 and 11 recurrent lesions in the liver, respectively. Conclusion: CECT combined with CEUS can increase the detection rates of cancerous lesions in the liver before RFA and the residual lesions and recurrent lesions after RFA. © 2012 by Tumor.
9.Change Rule of Decocting Quantity of Effective Components in Amomi Fructus and Amomi Fructus Rotun-dus with Decocting Time by GC
Shanshan GE ; Zhenhua SHENG ; Enjian HUI
China Pharmacist 2015;18(10):1657-1660
Objective:To study the change rule of decocting quantity of the effective components in Amomi fructus and Amomi fructus rotundus with decocting time to determine whether or not decocted later and optimal decocting time. Methods:The herbs were extracted by the traditional water decoction, and at different time points, sampling was carried out. Using camphor and eucalyptol as the index components, the change rule of decocting quantity of the effective components with the decoction time under the condition of single and combined decoction was investigated. Results:When the decoction time of Amomi fructus was within the range of 3-6 min, the total amount of camphor in the decoction reached relatively high value, and the total amount lost more than 45% when the decoction time exceeded 10 min. Amomi fructus rotundus boiled for a short time below 2 min, and when the decoction time was more than 5 min, more than 50% eucalyptol lost. Conclusion:Amomi fructus and Amomi fructus rotundus should be decocted later with decocting time within 3-6min and below 2 min, respectively. The analytical method is reliable and precise in the quality control of relative decoction.
10.Thermal dose effect of regional radiofrequency hyperthemia on metaphase and advanced stage tumor
Yishan WANG ; Qinwen WANG ; Xifeng JIA ; Renqun GE ; Na SHENG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2007;11(44):9011-9015
BACKGROUND: Foreign scholars use thermotherapy, a new pathway for synthetic therapy of tumor, to perform hyperpyrexia combined with chemical drug radiotherapy of intraperitoneal infiltration and metastasis or to study on the therapeutic effect of metaphase and advanced stage tumor. Especially, establishing thermal biology and thermal dosiology is a scientific and quantified track for synthetic therapy of thermal radiotherapy, thermal chemotherapy and hyperthermal perfusion of tumor.OBJECTIVE: To analyze the thermal dose effect of regional radiofrequency (RF) hyperthemia combined with radiotherapy, chemotherapy and thermal perfusion on metaphase and advanced stage tumor.DESIGN: Controlled observation.SETTING: Key Department of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine for Tumor, the 107 Hospital of Chinese PLA (General Center for Non-traumatic Treatment and Diagnosis of Tumor).PARTICIPANTS: Totally 1 455 patients with metaphase and advanced-stage tumor admitted to the General Center for Non-traumatic Treatment and Diagnosis of Tumor, the 107 Hospital of Chinese PLA between June and September 2006 who received conservative palliative treatment in the Department of Internal Medicine were recruited in this study. They were all confirmed by pathology and imageology. ECOG was scored 2 to 4 points. Informed consents of detection and treatment were obtained from all the involved patients. The study was approved by the Hospital Ethics Committee.According to the therapeutic regimen, the patients were assigned into thermal perfusion group (n =53), thermal radiotherapy group (n =874), thermal chemotherapy group (n =458) and simple hyperthemia group (n =70).METHODS: After admission, patients in each group were performed peritoneal and pelvic cavity perfusion,intensity-modulated radiation therapy, routine chemotherapy and integrated traditional and western medicine palliative therapy, respectively. Meanwhile, they received RF hyperthemia using in vitro endogenic magnetic field hyperthermia system. A thermocouple was placed in the abdominal cavity. Temperature at 3 different sites in the abdominal cavity was collected, and meanwhile two different sites for measuring temperature at rectum and external acoustic meatus were monitored. The maximal temperature (Tmax), minimal temperature (Tmin) and the average temperature (Tave) of therapeutic target were recorded. 40 ℃/min was used as thermal dose, thermal perfusion was performed once a week, and RF hyperthemia was conducted twice a week, 60 minutes once. Target temperature was 39.5 to 43 ℃, and the thermal dose of 40 ℃/min was calculated out. Intensity-modulated radiation therapy was conducted within 1 hour before heating at (3-5)Gy/time, 3 to 4 times a week. Total dose was DT 30 to 50Gy. Thermal perfusion was conducted 2 to 3 times a week, and intensity-modulated radiation therapy was conducted once to twice a week and 6 to 8 times a course of treatment. The thermal effect of each patient was analyzed at different temperature and different diseases.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: ① To analyze the effect of effective thermal dose. ② To evaluate the therapeutic effect and the improvement of quality of life according to World Health Organization (WHO) objective therapeutic effect evaluation criteria and Zubrod-ECOG-WHO scores. ③To observe the changes in abdominal dropsy.RESULTS: Altogether 1 455 patients with metaphase and advanced stage participated in the final analysis. ①After perfusion, body temperature was over 39.5 ℃ in most cases after 15-minute warming, over 40.0 ℃ after another 25-minute warming, over 41.0 ℃ after additional 35-minute arming, and even to 43.0 ℃ after frequent such a thermal therapy. Temperature over 41 ℃ was found in 91 cases, at 40 ℃-40.9 ℃ in 414 cases and at 39.5 ℃-39.9 ℃ in 950 cases. ② The thermal effect of 40 ℃/min could obviously improve the therapeutic effects of graded intensity-modulated radiation therapy, low-dose chemotherapy and thermal perfusion group. The total effective rate of thermal perfusion group, thermal radiotherapy group, thermal chemotherapy group and simple hyperthemia group was 81.6%, 81.9%, 80% and 50%, respectively. The clinical therapeutic effect of 40 ℃-40.9 ℃ and 39.5 ℃-39.9 ℃ in the thermal perfusion group, thermal radiotherapy group and thermal chemotherapy group was significantly better than that in the simple hyperthemia group (P < 0.05). ③ Comparison of Zubrod-ECOG-WHO score of patients before and after therapy: After therapy, Zubrod-ECOG-WHO score was enhanced in 76.3% patients. ④The changes in abdominal dropsy of patients before and after therapy: After therapy, abdominal dropsy changed in 75% patients.⑤The therapeutic effects of different diseases at different temperature: For the same disease, the therapeutic effects over 41 ℃ and at 40 ℃-40.9 ℃ were significantly different from those at 39.5 ℃-39.9 ℃(P < 0.05); However, the therapeutic effects over 41 ℃ were not significantly different from those at 40 ℃-40.9 ℃ (P > 0.05).CONCLUSION: ①The effects of regional RF hyperthemia combined with intensity-modulated radiation therapy are confirmed in the treatment of metaphase and advanced-stage of tumor. ② The therapeutic effects strengthen correspondingly with 40 ℃/min thermal dose increase or temperature increase.