1.Intensive effect of traditional Chinese medicines activating blood to resolve stasis on medicines dredging intestines--influence on peristalsis of small intestine in guinea pigs
Tao YANG ; Xianzhong WU ; Shiduo GUO ; Donghua LI ; Yuyun WANG
Journal of Integrative Medicine 2004;2(3):189-92
OBJECTIVE: To observe the changes of peristalsis of small intestine in guinea pigs after administration of traditional Chinese medicines activating blood to resolve stasis (Compound Danshen Decoction, CDSD) or/and medicines dredging intestines (Dachengqi Decoction, DCQD), and to explore the synergetic or intensive effect of CDSD on DCQD. METHODS: By means of BL-420 Biological Experimental System, peristalsis of small intestine was recorded and analyzed following administration of DCQD, CDSD or Huoxue Chengqi Decoction (HXCQD, compound of CDSD and DCQD) respectively in different experimental periods. RESULTS: The amplitude and frequency of intestinal peristaltic wave obviously increased following administration of the three decoctions, but HXCQD appeared to be most dominantly. CONCLUSION: The effect of DCQD can be further enhanced by combining use of CDSD, suggesting that the traditional Chinese medicines activating blood to resolve stasis have an intensive effect on medicines dredging intestines.
2.Antimicrobial Activities of Traditional Chinese Materia Medica Extracts
Xianzhong ZHANG ; Aijun GUO ; Yanling LI ; Miao MIAO
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2006;0(05):-
OBJECTIVE To discuss the antimicrobial activity of extracts from 10 kinds of traditional Chinese materia(medica)(TCMM)in vitro.METHODS Extracts from 10 kinds of TCMM were prepared,and subjected to(bacteriostatic) tests in vitro by test tube continuously dilution in order to observe their minimal inhibitory(concentration)(MIC),to Staphylococcus(aureus),Escherichia coli,Pseudomonas aeruginosa and Candida albicans.RESULTS Among the 10 kinds of TCMM extracts,which did have antimicrobial activity against S.aureus,E.coli,P.aeruginosa and C.albicans in(different) degree;among them,the antimicrobial(activit)y of the extracts of Radix Paeoniae Rubra,Punica granatum,Schisandra chinensis and Coptis chinensis to resistant bacteria was the highest,the extracts of(Radix) Paeoniae Rubra showed strong inhibitory activities to the above 4 bacteria,especially to the resistant(organisms) with the MIC at 7.8,1.95,1.95 and 7.8mg/ml,(respectively).CONCLUSIONS The extracts of Radix Paeoniae Rubra,P.granatum,S.chinensis and C.chinensis have broad spectrum of antimicrobial activity to(resistant) bacteria.
3.Establishment and preliminary application of PACS/RIS system
Guoquan CAO ; Xianzhong GUO ; Xinchao ZHOU ; Wei ZHU ; Jianzheng XIANG
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2004;0(09):-
According to the characteristics of our hospital,we establish a PACS/RIS system by adopting individual adaptive compartments and design,and study the net connection methods,key technique as well as the application value of the PACS/RIS system.As a result,PACS/RIS system enables the interchange of images among different models,brings about the centralized storage,the transference and process of remote images,and accomplishes the digitalization of registration and reporting.It optimizes the work flow for the radiography department.
4.Analysis of metabonomic changes of hepatic vein plasma after oral administration of quercetin in rats
Daizhi AN ; Qi ZHANG ; Jingyu WEI ; Jijun YANG ; Xianzhong YAN ; Changjiang GUO
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 2010;17(2):85-88
Objective: To investigate the effects of quercetin on hepatic vein metabolic profiles in rats. Methods: Male Wistar rats were administrated orally with 40 mg/kg quercetin. Hepatic vein plasma was collected at 0 h, 0.5 h, 1 h, 2 h and 4 h respectively after administration and analyzed by 1H NMR. Results: The identifiable biochemical effects associated with quercetin dosing included decreased plasma concentration of glucose and increased plasma concentration of succinate,β-hydroxybutyrate and pyruvate. Conclusion: Quercetin changes hepatic metabolism in rats, manifested mainly as increased glucose catabolism and production of ketone bodies.
5.THE METABONOMIC STUDY ON PORTAL BLOOD PLASMA OF RATS AFTER ORAL ADMINISTRATION OF QUERCETIN
Daizhi AN ; Qi ZHANG ; Jingyu WEI ; Jijun YANG ; Xianzhong YAN ; Changjiang GUO
Acta Nutrimenta Sinica 2004;0(06):-
Objective:To investigate the effects of quercetin on metabolic profiles of portal blood plasma in rats. Method:Twenty five male Wistar rats were administered orally with 40 mg/kg bw quercetin. Portal blood was collected at 0,0.5h,1 h,2 h and 4 h after dosing respectively and analyzed by 1H NMR. The acquired data were subjected to partial least-squares discriminant analysis. Results:The identified biochemical effects associated with quercetin dosing included increased plasma concentrations of dimethyl sulfoxide,lactate,glucose,alanine,glutamate,succinate,?-hydroxybutyrate,acetone and decreased plasma concentrations of citrate and tyrosine. Conclusion:Quercetin may change the intestinal endogenous metabolism significantly in rats.
6.Comparison of maximum slope and deconvolution algorithms in multi-slice CT hepatic perfusion measurement
Kehua PAN ; Guoquan CAO ; Houzhang SUN ; Aimin WANG ; Xianzhong GUO ; Xiufen JIA
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2016;50(7):537-541
Objective To evaluate the reliability of CT perfusion parameter values of the normal hepatic segments and neoplasms, obtained with deconvolution (DC) and maximum slope (MS) algorithms. Methods Perfusion parameter values of 111 ROIs in 62 normal hepatic segments and 49 neoplasms derived from 62 CT perfusion studies performed with 320 multi-slice CT, were retrospectively analyzed by two experienced radiologists. BF,BV and PI according to DC and MS algorithms were compared with t paired test, Pearson correlation and Bland-Altman agreement analysis. Interobserver agreement for all perfusion parameters was calculated using intraclass correlation coefficients (ICC). Results Interobserver agreement measured with ICC was very good for all perfusion parameters (≥0.95). BFdc and BVdc exceeded the BFms and BVms in normal hepatic segments and neoplasms (P<0.05); PIdc significantly exceeded the PIms in normal hepatic segments(P<0.05) ,while no difference were found in hepatic neoplasms(P>0.05). Both pairs of perfusion measurements significantly correlated with each other(r>0.9, P<0.01),but the agreement of BF, BV and PI according to DC and MS algorithms was not good. Conclusions CT perfusion values such as BF,BV and PI obtained by DC and MS algorithms correlated significantly with each other, but with poor agreement.
7.Serum metabolic profiles among different geographical populations
Ruili CAO ; Jingli GUO ; Bo SUN ; Qi ZHANG ; Zheng YANG ; Xianzhong YAN
Military Medical Sciences 2014;(8):633-637
Objective To investigate the effect of geographical differences on human serum metabolic profiles .Methods A total of 169 serum samples were collected from healthy individuals from 9 provinces in China and divided into four groups according to the geographical location .The nuclear magnetic resonance ( NMR) data of these samples were segmentally inte-grated, normalized,and analyzed with multivariate statistical methods using SIMCA-P 10.0 software to investigate the differ-ence in serum metabolites between eastern and western populations or between northern and southern populations .Results There were differences in a variety of small molecule metabolites in serum between eastern and western populations or be -tween northern and southern,including glucose,lipoproteins,amino acids,ketones,creatine and choline.Conclusion The geographical differences in a variety of factors (temperature,precipitation,folk culture, living habits,etc) result in the differences in human serum metabolic profiles ,which can provide appropriate reference for epidemiological studies and nu -tritional metabonomics .
8.3 2 0-detector CT study on the anatomic positional relationship of bronchial artery with esophagus and main bronchus
Lei RUAN ; Tian ZHAO ; Yingbao HUANG ; Yan WANG ; Zhenzhang WANG ; Xianzhong GUO ; Houchang SUN ; Weijian CHEN ; Yunjun YANG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2017;33(1):35-38
Objective To explore the anatomic positional relationship of bronchial artery(BA)with esophagus and main bronchus on 320-detector CTA.Methods Original and post-processed images of 142 patients were observed.Type,origin,opening direction of BA as well as its concomitant relationship with esophagus were recorded.The positional relationship of BA with main bronchus was also recorded by fusing the images of BA and bronchial tree together.Results In 122 patients,273 BA were identified (146 on the right and 127 on the left).Right BA mainly ran simultaneously along the right and posterior edge of the esophagus (49.3%),while left BA mainly ran far gradually on the left side of the esophagus (82.7%).The left and right BA mainly ran along the middle thoracic esophagus, accounting for 58.3% and 42.5% respectively.45.2% of the right BA ran across the posterior edge of the right main bronchus and 60.6% of left BA ran simultaneously on the posterior and up edge of the esophagus.The most dividing direction of BA from the tho-racic aorta was 9 to 12 o’clock with a frequency of 74.2%.Conclusion The concomitant relationship with esophagus of the BA and the positional relationship with main bronchus of the BA could clearly be demonstrated on 320-detector CTA,thus providing availa-ble information and help for pulmonary and mediastinal sugery.
9.Spatial analysis of the incidence of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province
Qiang TAN ; Chunhui GU ; Mao WANG ; Aili JIANG ; Rongzong LI ; Yao GUO ; Xudong LI ; Songgen CHEN ; Xianzhong WEN
Journal of Preventive Medicine 2019;31(2):119-123
Objective :
To explore the spatial distribution of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province and to provide evidence for the policy development of occupational disease prevention and control.
Methods :
A database of occupational disease incidence from 2009 to 2016 in Guangdong Province was built. The distribution of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province was displayed based on the geographic information system(GIS), then spatial autocorrelation analysis and trend-surface analysis were carried out to explore the clustering areas and spatial epidemic characteristics of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province.
Results :
The number of cases with occupational diseases was 5 231 and was increasing year by year from 2009 to 2016 in Guangdong Province. The high-incidence areas were located in Guangzhou,Shenzhen,Foshan and Dongguan. Through global spatial autocorrelation analysis,it was found that there were spatial clustering of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province in each year(P<0.05),and the cumulative incidence was also clustered(Moran's I=0.492,P<0.05). The number of cases in Guangzhou,Shenzhen,Foshan and Dongguan had local spatial autocorrelation,and the local Moran's I values were 10.329,8.614,3.725 and 9.811,respectively(P<0.05). The results of trend surface analysis showed that the overall incidence of occupational disease had a slight increase from west to east,and the Pearl River Delta region was a high-incidence area.
Conclusion
The incidence of occupational diseases in Guangdong Province had an obvious spatial clustering,the Pearl River Delta region was a high-incidence area.
10.Development of 177Lu-EB-RGD molecular probe and its imaging and therapy in the patient-derived xenografts of non-small cell lung cancer
Kaili FU ; Liang ZHAO ; Zhide GUO ; Xuejun WEN ; Lanlin YAO ; Xianzhong ZHANG ; Xiaoyuan CHEN ; Qin LIN ; Hua WU ; Haojun CHEN
Chinese Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 2020;40(4):231-237
Objective:To develop a novel α vβ 3-targeted theranostic agent 177Lu-Evans blue (EB)-Arg-Gly-Asp (RGD) and evaluate its value for SPECT imaging and targeted radionuclide therapy in the non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC)-patient-derived xenografts (PDX). Methods:The α vβ 3-targeted molecule RGD was conjugated with the albumin binding moiety EB to obtain EB-RGD, and EB-RGD was further conjugated with the chelator 1, 4, 7, 10-tetraazacyclododecane-1, 4, 7, 10-tetraacetic acid (DOTA) for 177Lu radiolabeling. NSCLC-PDX mice models ( n=68) were established. 177Lu-EB-RGD SPECT imaging, biodistribution study were performed in 28 PDX mice models after being injected with 177Lu-EB-RGD or 177Lu-RGD. Targeted radionuclide therapy were subsequently performed in NSCLC-PDX mice models, saline group (group A), 18.5 MBq 177Lu-RGD group (group B), 18.5 MBq 177Lu-EB-RGD group (group C), 29.6 MBq 177Lu-EB-RGD group (group D), n=10 in each group; tumor volumes of PDX mice models in each group were observed within 50 d. Differences between 2 groups were compared using independent-sample t test. Results:177Lu-EB-RGD was radiolabeled at a specific activity of (55±14) GBq/μmol, with a radiochemical yield of more than 95% and a radiochemical purity of more than 95%. Regarding the SPECT imaging, tumors in NSCLC-PDX mice were clearly observed from 4 to 96 h post-injection and the tumor to muscle ratio (T/M) reached 7.34±0.67, 14.63±3.82, 15.69±3.58 and 15.99±5.42 at 4, 24, 72, 96 h post-injection, respectively. Biodistribution study further confirmed the findings from SPECT imaging, and the tumor uptake of 177Lu-EB-RGD were markedly increased compared to 177Lu-RGD 4 h post-injection ((10.15±1.17) vs (3.30±1.47) percent injection dose per gram (%ID/g); t=18.60, P<0.05). Regarding targeted radiotherapy, the tumor volumes were quickly increased within 50 d after treatment in group A and B, while the tumor volumes were decreased in group C and D, until the tumors in group C and D disappeared at the 28th day after initial treatment with no sign of recurrence during the observation period. Conclusions:177Lu-EB-RGD can target α vβ 3-positive NSCLC-PDX with intense tumor to background ratio and strong tumor inhibition efficacy. The preclinical data suggests that 177Lu-EB-RGD may be an effective new treatment option for advanced NSCLC patients with resistance or ineffective results for targeted therapy.