1.The pathogical characteritics and mechanism of craniocerebral injuries concomitant with high-velocity missile wound of max-illofacial region
Zumeng YA ; Zhongyu LI ; Yinghui TAN
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1984;0(01):-
Forty-five healthy male dogs were wounded with high or middle-velocity steel ball on the lower part of the face.and the findings were as follows:(1)Craniocerebral injuries concomitant with maxillofacial gunshot wounds were charcterized by brain contusion in the entry side of the temporal lobe and extradural hemorrhage in the entry side of the middle cranial fossa,and their highest incidence and severity were found in those cases with mandible fracture due to high-velocity missiles.(2)The larger the amount of the absorbed energy from the bullet,the higher the incidence and severity of the craniocerebral injury.(3)The incidence and severity of the craniocerebral injury were positively correlated to the value of vibrational acceleration measured on the pareital bones,which suggests that vibrational acceleration plays an important role in the precipitation of craniocerebral injury secondary to maxillofacial gunshot wounds.
3.Ultrastructure changes of cochlea and cochlear nerve after maxillofacial blast wound
Hua YANG ; Yinghui TAN ; Zumeng YA ; Zhongyu LI
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2005;9(10):228-229
BACKGROUND: There have been reports about the cochlea injury after high-velocity projectile wounding. The effect on ultrastructure of cochlea after blast was still unclear.OBJECTIVE: To investigate ultrastructural changes of cochlea and cochlear nerve after maxillofacial blast wound.DESIGN:A randomized controlled observational trail with dogs as subjects.SETTING: Otolaryngeal Department and Maxillofacial Surgery Laboratory of the Third Military Medical University of Chinese PLA.MATERIALS: The study was conducted from August 1995 through July 1997. The animal model in maxillofacial blast wound was established in Animal Center of Xinqiao Hospital of the Third Military Medical University of Chinese PLA. Specimens were treated in Maxillofacial Laboratory and observed in Electron Microscope Laboratory. Totally 15 dogs of either sex (weighting 9. 5 - 13.5 kg, mean 11.3 kg ) were randomly divided into three groups with 5 in each group. Two groups served as trauma groups 1 and 2 and the other group as control.METHODS: The maxillary and mandibular regions of 10 dogs in trauma groups were wounded by model 8 cardboard-shelled detonators to establish animal model of maxillofacial blast wound. At the 1st and 6th hour after trauma the wounds were examined and specimens of cochlea and cochlear nerve were dissected out for electron microscopic observation to study the ultrastructural changes. The specimens in the control group were treated the same way as those in the trauma groups except for blast injury.RESULTS: After wounded, the cochlea and cochlear nerve in the early period manifested cilia disorder, edema of the nerve and mitochondrial degeneration. At the 6th hour after trauma there were extensive degeneration in cochlea and cochlear nerve, cilia fallen off hair cells and dissolution of the structures in nerve sheath.CONCLUSION: The ultrastructural changes of cochlea and cochlear nerve are severed as a result of maxillofacial blast wound, but in early period the injury is reversible. So it is very important that early cure should be emphasized in treatment.
4.The mechanism of inhibitory control in sensation seeking:an event-related potential study
Wenbin SHENG ; Jing XU ; Ya ZHENG ; Fei TAN ; Huijuan SHEN
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2011;20(1):25-27
Objective To investigate the neural mechanism of inhibitory control in sensation seeking by using the event-related potential(ERP) technique. Methods High and low sensation seekers( 16 people in each group ), who were selected according to their sensation seeking scores, performed a Go/Nogo task in which the stimuli possessed two levels of difficulty. Electro- encephalogram(EEG) signals were recorded continuously by a set of 32 Ag/AgCI electrodes. Results For two types of stimuli ( Congruent, Incongruent) :( 1 )The amplitude(FCZ) of Nogo N2 and Nogo P3 were( (1.61 ±4.25)μV,(-2.32±4.55)μV)and((16.44±5.74)μV,(17.00±5.71)μV). (2)There was no significant main effects of group for the Nogo N2 amplitude( F (1.30) =0.31, P=0. 59,η2=0. 01;F(1.30) =0.07,P=0.80,η2=0.002) ,the N2d amplitude( F(1.30) =1.18,P=0.29,η2=0.04;F(1.30) =0.004, P=0.95, η2 < 0.001 ) ,the Nogo P3 amplitude( F (1.30) =0.13, P=0.72, η2 =0.004;F(1.30)=0.28, P=0.60, η2 =0.009) and the P3d amplitude( F(1.30) =0.08, P=0.50, η2 =0.02; F (1.30) =0.56,P=0.46, η2 =0.02). (3)Neither of main effects for the N2 and P3 latency was significant (P>0.05). Conclusion The inhibitory control is similar across high and low sensation seeking groups,indicating that there is no relationship between the sensation seeking behaviors and the individual inhibitory control.
5.Effect of Panax notoginseng saponins on myocardial Gs? mRNA expression of seriously scalded rat
Haigang ZHANG ; Xiaohui LI ; Shuhui LI ; Hongmei XU ; Ya TAN ;
Chinese Traditional and Herbal Drugs 1994;0(11):-
Object To investigate the effects of Panax notoginseng saponins (PNS) on myocardial Gs? mRNA expression of seriously scalded rat. Methods A 30% skin full thickness scald model was produced by immersing rat in 95 ℃ water for 10 s. The effects of PNS on myocardial Gs? mRNA level were observed with dot blotting hybridization and in situ hybridization technique; effects on cAMP and adenyl cyclase (AC) activities were determined with radioimmunoassay. Results Myocardial Gs? mRNA, AC activity and cAMP content were reduced significantly 3 h after scalding. PNS (100, 200 mg/kg) could markedly increase the level of myocardial Gs? mRNA expression. The elevated quantity was correlated markedly with PNS dosage (r = 0.95, P
6.Correlation between the follicle-stimulating hormone receptor gene polymorphism and the ovarian ;hyperstimulation syndrome
Ya SHEN ; Li CHEN ; Xiaofang TAN ; Jingjing ZHANG ; Weihong SHI
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2016;32(12):1994-1996,1997
Objective To investigate the relationship between OHSS and FSHR gene polymorphism. Methods Two hundred and two women were enrolled in this study. The FSHR gene polymorphisms at position 307 and 680 were detected. Results The distribution of the allele frequency and genotype frequency of the position 680 in FSHR gene were significantly different between women with OHSS or not. No significant differences of the position 307 in FSHR gene were observed. Conclusion Themutation of Asn680Ser in FSHR might be closely related with OHSS.
7.A New Stigmasterol Ester from Aeschynomene indica
Jiayuan CHEN ; Xiao TAN ; Wenjie LU ; Qikang YA
Chinese Herbal Medicines 2011;(4):244-246
Objective To study the chemical constituents of Aeschynomene indica.Methods The constituents were isolated and purified by means of silica gel column chromatography and recrytallization,and the structures were elucidated by physicochemical properties and spectral analyses.Results Twelve compounds were obtained and elucidated as stigmasterol tritriacontanate (1),monotetracontane (2),taraxerol (3),stigmasterol (4),stearic acid (5),heptatriacontanoic acid (6),arachidic acid (7),ursolic acid acetate (8),quercetin (9),myricetin (10),myricetin-3-O-rhamnoside (11),and rutoside (12).Conclusion All the compounds are isolated from this plant for the first time and compound 1 is a new one.
9.Therapeutic effects of coronal incision on midface fracture
Gang ZHANG ; Yinghui TAN ; Jianhua WANG ; Zumeng YA
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(07):-
Objective To investigate the advantages of coronal incision in the repair of midface fracture. Methods The clinical data of 42 patients who applied coronal incision and other adjuvant incisions to repair midface fractures were retrospectively analysed. Results The coronal incision can provide excellent exposure and methods for camouflaging the incision in the hair, and brought less complications and functional impairment. Conclusion Coronal incision was an ideal approach in the repair of the midface fracture.
10.Analysis on evaluation tool for literature quality in clinical study.
Qing LIU ; Wei ZHAI ; Ya-qin TAN ; Juan HUANG
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2014;34(9):919-922
The tools used for the literature quality evaluation are introduced. The common evaluation tools that are publicly and extensively used for the evaluation of clinical trial literature quality in the world are analyzed, including Jadad scale, Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials (CONSORT) statement and Grades of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) system and the others. Additionally, the present development, updates and applications of these tools are involved in analysis.
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