1.Establishment of a split liver transplantation pig model using extracorporeal normothermic machine perfusion
Minghao SUI ; Wei GAO ; Zhongyang SHEN
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2016;22(1):48-51
Objective To summarize the experience of establishing a split liver transplantation pig model using extracorporeal normothermic machine perfusion (NMP).Methods Twenty miniature pigs were purchased with ten as donors and another ten as receptors.The graft was spliced along Taira line and the right half was reserved for transplantation.Hemodynamics and bile production volume were monitored,and blood biochemical and blood gas analysis indicators were detected during machine perfusion.Pathological change was observed by HE stain.Hemodynamics during liver transplantation,5-day survival rate and the cause of death were recorded.Results Hemodynamic,biochemical and blood gas analysis indicators remained stable during NMP.All receptor pigs were successfully extubated and awake after surgery.Two receptors died on the second day after the operation.The 5-day survival rate was 80%.Conclusion The split liver transplantation pig model using extracorporeal normothermic machine perfusion is feasible and appropriate,and it lays the foundation for further investigation.
2.Tools and methods of intensity-modulated radiation therapy dose verification
Jianfeng SUI ; Liugang GAO ; Xinye NI
International Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2016;39(1):49-53
Intensity-modulated radiation therapy is widely used in the treatment of tumor,and the dose distribution highly conforms to tumor target area in three-dimension.However,the factors such as complex beam,data error,algorithm error and machine error may cause large dose deviation in intensity-modulated radiation therapy,which may lead to unnecessary radiation accident.Therefore,standing on the patients' safety point of view,dose verification is usually performed before executing the treatment plan in order to ensure the safe implementation of the treatment plan and to avoid un-planned irradiation dose.Currently,there are many tools and methods of dose verification in clinic,including point dose verification tools like finger-shaped ionization chamber and thermoluminescence dosimeter;two-dimensional dose verification tools like Mapcheck,MatriXX and films;three-dimensional dose verification tools like ArcCHECK,Delta4 and the third-party software.These common clinical dose verification methods are reviewed in this paper.
3.In vive MR evaluation of the vessel wall shear stress in the common carotid artery
Binbin SUI ; Peiyi GAO ; Yan LIN
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2008;42(8):854-857
Objective To apply a non-invasive and feasible method for the quantification of local wall shear stress (WSS) in vivo using magnetic resonance imaging. Methods The fight common carotid artery of a young healthy male volunteer was examined using cine phase-contrast MR sequence. The cross- sectional area, average flow velocity, maximum velocity and flow rate were obtained. Three dimensional paraboloid model was applied to measure WSS value at common carotid artery. Results The mean/peak WSS was (0.75±0.41)N/m2 for the common carotid artery; The mean (range) velocity was (23.4± 12.0) cm/s; The mean (range) luminal vessel area was (32.2±2.9) mm2; The blood flow rate was (7.8±4. 6) ml/s; Conclusion WSS's magnitude, distribution and changes can be determined by MR imaging combining with the three-dimensional paraboloid method.
4.Cerebral watershed infarction and cerebral vascular stenosis
Xiang GAO ; Xueqin SUI ; Renliang ZHAO
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2012;20(8):601-607
The incidence of cerebral watershed infarction is higher.At present,the correlation studies of cerebral watershed infarction and cerebral vascular stenosis are mostly limited to the guilty vascular lesions,and the atherosclerotic disease is a chronic systemic inflammatory response.It often exists multiple vascular stenosis.This article elaborates cerebral watershed infarction from the aspects of carotid artery complicated with other parts of the arterial stenosis,middle cerebral artery complicated with other parts of the artery stenosis and collateral circulation in order to improve the awareness of the correlation between watershed cerebral infarction and multiple cerebral artery stenosis.
5.The clinical value of serum CA125 in Non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.
Xiaolu SUI ; Yan LI ; Ran GAO ; Meiyun FANG
Chinese Journal of Practical Internal Medicine 2001;0(03):-
Objective To investigate the level of serum CA125 in patients with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma(NHL) and its clinical value.Methods All the data of this study was collected from the first affiliated hospital of China Medical University,during September 2004 to March 2006.Serum CA125 levels were measured in 42 patients with NHL.The association with gender,clinical stages,B symptoms,effusions,International Prognostic Score(IPI),serum LDH(lactate dehydrogenase),beta 2 microglobulin(?2-MG) levels and response to treatment was evaluated.Results High level of CA125 was found to be obviously correlated with B symptoms,effusions,IPI score,serum LDH(P
6.THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE RATIO OF ZINC TO COPPER IN THE HAIR AND ARTERIOSCLEROSIS
Yingzhu SUI ; Chuanyun ZHANG ; Yujie GAO ; Guanghong YANG
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 1956;0(01):-
The content of zinc and copper in the hair of 321 persons was detected by an atomic absorption spectropolarimeter. The subjects included young healthy group (35 men, 30 women), middle aged healthy group (72 men, 18 women), arteriosclerosis group (81 men, 20 women), cerebral embolism group (23 men, 8 women) and its control group (23 men, 8 women). The ratio of zinc to copper in the hair of the persons suffered from cerebral embolism was obviously higher than that of healthy controls. By comparing the function of the susceptible factors in cerebral embolism with Feisher's determination analysis method, diastolic pressure was found to be 75.02 percent, the ratio of zinc to copper 16.32 percent. The diagnostic coincidence was found to be above 82 percent.
7.Diagnostic value of CT and MRI in basal ganglia germinoma
Chongfeng DUAN ; Pining ZHANG ; Song GAO ; Xushun LIU ; Qinglan SUI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2014;(4):565-567,592
Objective To investigate the diagnostic value of CT and MRI in basal ganglia germinoma.Methods The clinical and imaging data in 1 7 patients with basal ganglia germinoma proved pathologically or clinically were analyzed retrospectively.Results All patients were male with an age rang from 8 to 18 years old and a mean age of 10.8 years.The most common symptom was hemi-paresis.Imaging features of the lesion were as follows:① usually irregular shape(11/17,64.7%)and cystic degeneration (10/17, 58.8%)without space-occupying effect and surrounding edema (12/17,70.6%);② isointensity on conventional MRI,hyperintensi-ty on DWI and hyperdensity on CT;15 patients (15/17,88.2%)with one or more than one appearances including multiple lesions, the lesion extending into surrounding structures and Waller degeneration.Conclusion Some clinical and imaging features of the basal ganglia germinoma are characteristic,and CT and MRI shows higher diagnostic value for the disease.
8.Fingerprints of Xinshu Oral Liquid by HPCE
Tao GUO ; Yin SUI ; Yi SUN ; Famei LI ; Shengchuan GAO
Chinese Traditional and Herbal Drugs 1994;0(06):-
Objective To develop a method of quality control for fingerprints of Xinshu Oral Liquid. Methods Based on electrophoregram of ten batches of genuine Radix Angelicae Sinensis (RAS), ten batches of genuine Rhizoma Chuanxiong (RC), and ten batches of genuine Flos Carthami (FC) by high performance capillary electrophoresis (HPCE) to compare the fingerprints between Xinshu Oral Liquid and the genuine medicinal herbs, single herb decoction, nagetive control herb solution, respectively. The fingerprint assignment was made by comparing the UV spectra and relative migration time. Results To compare the fingerprints of ten samples from different batches and single herb, the correlation of peaks between fingerprings was found. Finally the standard fingerprints and the method of quality control were established. Conclusion Based on the fingerprints of ten batches of prearations, an average electro-phoregram was used as the standard fingerprint. There are 27 “common peaks” in the fingerprint, among them 14 from RAS, ten from RC (in which seven are commnon) and nine from FC.
9.A study of Qishen Tongluo Zengzhi decoction for intervention of cognitive impairment in patients with acute phase of ischemic stroke
Lei GAO ; Jing JIAO ; Meijiao WANG ; Xiaolin SUI ; Xianzhong ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Integrated Traditional and Western Medicine in Intensive and Critical Care 2014;(5):331-334
ObjectiveTo observe the effect of Qishen Tongluo Zengzhi decoction on cognitive impairment in patients with acute phase of ischemic stroke.Methods A prospective randomized controlled trial was conducted, and 130 patients with acute phase of ischemic stroke and cognitive impairment accompanied by Qi deficiency and blood stasis and stagnationof phlegm-dampness syndrome admitted into the Neurology and Rehabilitation Departments of Rizhao Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM) Affiliated to Shandong University of TCM were randomly divided into treatment group and control group, 65 cases in each group. In the two groups, conventional internal treatment was given to all patients, and in the treatment group, additionally the Qishen Tongluo Zengzhi decoction was administered orally(composition: astragalus membranaceus 30 g, radix pseudostellariae 30 g, notoginseng 10 g,spatholobus stem 25 g, hirudo 3 g, pberetima 10 g, radix paeoniae rubra 12 g, Chinese angelica 12 g, peach kernel 10 g, carthamus tinctorious 10 g, achyranthes 12 g, radix rhapontici 10 g, rhizoma alismatis 6 g, Acorus gramineus Soland 9 g, polygala root 9 g, rhizoma cyperi 10 g, herba siegesbeckiae 15 g),one dose a day. While in the control group, oxiracetam 4.0 g intravenous drip was given, once a day. The whole course was 21 days in both groups. Before and after treatment, the cognitive function of all the patients in two groups was assessed by Mini-Mental State Examination(MMSE)and Montreal Cognitive Assessment(MoCA) scores, and incubation period and amplitude of P300 wave were recorded.Results Finally 62 cases were in treatment group and 63 cases in control group. Before treatment, the comparisons of the MMSE score, MoCA score and P300 latent period and amplitude between the two groups had no statistically significant differences(allP>0.05). After treatment in the two groups, the MMSE score, MoCA score and P300 wave amplitude were elevated, P300 latency period was shortened compared with those before treatment, and the changes were more prominent in treatment group〔score of MMSE: 25.33±2.32 vs. 21.68±2.29, score of MoCA(score): 26.61±3.06 vs. 22.40±2.93, P300 wave incubation period(ms): 349.62±20.01 vs. 371.87±19.63, P300 wave amplitude(μV): 8.70±2.92 vs. 5.72±2.33,allP<0.01〕.ConclusionQishen Tongluo Zengzhi decoctioncan effectively intervene cognitive impairment in patients with acute phase of ischemic stroke, and improve their cognitive function.
10.Influence of the Altered-Cast Impression Technique on Distal-Extension Alveolar Ridge Morphology and Restorative Result
Lei SUI ; Honghong LIU ; Pei YU ; Ping GAO
Tianjin Medical Journal 2014;(4):352-355
Objective To investigate the impact of the modified cast impression technique on distal-extension alve-olar ridge morphology of partially edentulous casts and the restoration outcome of removable partial dentures (PRDs). Meth-ods Fifty-four patients with mandibular free-end dentition defect were selected. Impressions were taken from each patient using both modified cast technique and conventional technique. Coronary cross-sections of the casts were scanned from dis-tal to mesial extension;the images were compared to reveal morphological differences. And the relationship between these differences and location of the cross-sections were analyzed. After the patients were evenly divided into two groups per paired design, the impressions were taken using the respective modified cast and conventional impression techniques to pre-pare RPDs. The subsequent comparisons between the two groups included frequency of adjustments during the adaptive phase, masticatory efficiency of the denture at ending of the adaptive phase and visible movement of the extension base dur-ing mastication. SPSS 16.0 software was used for statistical analysis. Results The number of pixels in the same cross-sec-tion was less in the impression taken with modified cast technique than that with conventional technique. And their differ-ence is of statistical significance (P < 0.01). The difference in the number of pixels (D) was negatively correlated with the number of cutting and grinding, and N (location of the cross-sections). In addition, there were statistically significant differ-ences in frequency of adjustments during the adaptive phase (times:1.12 ± 0.77 vs 3.41 ± 0.82), masticatory efficiency of the denture (0 vs 18.5%) and visible movement of the extension base during mastication (96.3%vs 74.1%) between the modified cast group and conventional group. Conclusion Morphology of distal-extension alveolar ridge of the casts differs signifi-cantly between the impressions obtained with modified cast technique and the impressions obtained with the conventional technique;the difference increases with greater distance to the distal surface of the terminal abutments. The restoration out-come of RPDs is significantly better with the modified cast impression technique than with the conventional impression tech-nique.