1.Laparoscopic Total Mesorectal Excision Combined with Pull-through Anastomosis for Rectal Cancer:Report of 8 Cases
Yuan MENG ; Yansheng MA ; Jinghui KANG
Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2001;0(02):-
Objective To evaluate the advantage of laparoscopic total mesorectal excision (TME) and the clinical value of pull-through anastomosis in the treatment of rectal carcinoma. Methods From November 2005 to December 2006, laparoscopic TME combined with pull-through anastomosis was carried out on 8 patients with rectal cancer. Results In all of the 8 patients, TME was completed under a laparoscope without additional incision, and the pull-through anastomosis was performed by hand.The mean operation time was 220 minutes (range, 180 to 300). The patients were followed up for 8-18 months (mean, 13 months), during which none of them developed implantation at puncture sites or local recurrence. Conclusions Laparoscopy provides a direct, magnified and reliable view for TME. Pull-though anastomosis is a convenient and low-cost method.
2.Locational and quantitative study of hepatic oval cells in chronic liver diseases-Pathologic analysis of 29 liver samples from patients with chronic liver diseases.
Dekai QIU ; Xiong MA ; Yansheng PENG
Chinese Journal of Digestion 1996;0(05):-
Objective To observe the morphological characteristics of oval cells in human chronic liver diseases, and determine whether there is a relationship between the number of oval cells and liver fibrotic stage. Methods Oval cells were detected in paraffin bedded liver sections of 3 normal subjects (as controls) and 29 chronic liver diseases, using histoimmunochemistry. Cells were counted if they fulfiled the morphological criteria for oval cells and showed cytoplasmic staining. Results Oval cells were not observed in normal livers. In chronic liver diseases, oval cells were located predominantly in the periportal region and fibrosis septa, characterized by an ovoid nucleus, small size, and scant cytoplasmic. The number of oval cells increased significantly ( F=22.60, P
3.Complete genome sequence analysis of one genotype 1 HEV strain from a sporadic acute hepatitis E patient
Yansheng GENG ; Hongxia MA ; Chenyan ZHAO ; Weijin HUANG ; Youchun WANG
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2013;(6):429-433
Objective To sequence and analyze the full-length genome of one HEV strain,W2-1 isolated from a sporadic hepatitis E patient hospitalized in 1999 in Xinjiang,China.Methods Nested RT-PCR assays with 4 sets primers were used to amplify the entire genome.The PCR products were purified and sequenced.The full-length genome was acquired by assembling the fragmental sequences using the DNAstar 5.01 software.The genome of W2-1 was analyzed by comparing with the reference HEVs from GenBank.Results The complete genome of W2-1 is 7212 nt in length,including three open reading frames (ORF1-3) with 5079,1980 and 345 nt respectively,27 nt 5'UTR and 83 nt 3'UTR,and a 3' poly A tail.Phylogenetic analysis based on full-length genome showed that W2-1 belonged to genotype 1,subtype 1b.W2-1 had high homology with the HEV strains isolated in the large hepatitis E epidemic in Xinjiang in 1987-1989,sharing 97.2%-98.5% nucleotide identity in the full length genome.W2-1 also showed high homology with 1b strains isolated in China after 2000,with 97.6%-99.2% nucleotide identity.The specific amino acid sites in ORF1-3 proteins that distinct between genotype 1 HEV and the potential zoonotic strains did not change in W2-1.Conclusion W2-1 belongs to subtype 1b.The study indicates subtype 1b HEV has been circulating in China in a long period after hepatitis E outbreak in Xinjiang in 1986-1989.The amino acids of ORF1-3 of subtype 1b are conserved.
4.Morphological analysis and pathological basis of the fine pulmonary reticulation at high-resolution CT
Chunshuang GUAN ; Daqing MA ; Yansheng GUAN ; Budong CHEN ; Yansong ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2010;44(4):374-378
Objective To study the morphological appearance and pathological basis of the fine pulmonary reticulation at HRCT.Methods One hundred and seven patients were analyzed about the morphology findings and dynamic changes on pulmonary HRCT.Twenty-four coal worker's pneumoconiosis(CWP)specimens were examined to make comparison between CT and pathology.The data was analyzed by using the Chi-square test.Results The reticular gap was less than 3 mm in diameter.The morphology of reticulation was round or irregular.Pulmonary parenchyma was seen between the gaps.The reticular wall was smooth or coarse.The thickness was less than 1 mm.One hundred and seven patients had accompanying signs including ground-glass opacity(68.2%,73 patients),crazy paving(23.4%,25 patients),interlobular septal thickening(84.1%,90 patients),emphysema(32.7%,35 patients),interface sign(58.9%,63 patients),traction bronchiolectasis(41.1%,44 patients)and honeycombing(26.2%,28 patients).The differences of the honeycomb,traction bronchiolectosis,interbobular septal thickening,interface sign and paving were statistically significant between the fibrotic group and pneunonia(P<0.01).Pneumonia showed extensive area of ground-glass opacity(GGO)with fine reticulation.Fine reticulation with both interlobular septal thickening and small nodules were observed more frequently in lmphangitic carcinomatosis.Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis(IPF)showed fine reticulation among the honeycombing.Connective tissue disease (CTD)showed fine reticulation with rarely honeycombing and it could be partly absorbed.Fine reticulation with emphysema was seen in chronic bronchitis.In the 58 follow-up patients,the fine reticulation increased in 26 patients,decreased or disappeared in 22 patients and showed no change in 10 patients.The major pathological basis of the fine reticulation was intralobular interstitial thickening,including fibrosis hyperplasia,inflammatory cells and tumor cells infiltration,effusion filling,smut deposition and so on.Conclusions The fine reticulation was caused by intralobular interstitial thickening including inflammation,interstitial hyperplasia,pulmonary fibrosis and tumor.The fine reticulation is helpful to prompt the diagnosis of these diseases,but the diagnosis need its combination with the other CT findings and dynamic changes.
5.Reformation on Management Pattern of Medical Internship
Yansheng MA ; Aili HE ; Lingzhu WANG ; Jun ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(09):-
In recent years,the quality of study of medical students in their internship has declined because of the interruption of graduation record examination and obtaining employment after graduation.We made many managments every year in administration to enhance rules;On one hand we changed teaching pattern,methods and take a series of stimulating measures to encourage and promote teacher's teaching consciousness,on the other hand we ensured the quality of internship study and cultured excellent qualified medical students by adjusting time of internship,keeping a strict hand over examination and so on.
6.The role of apoptosis in hepatocyte injury in type Ⅰ autoimmune hepatitis
Xiong MA ; Dekai QIU ; Yansheng PENG ; Al ET ;
Chinese Journal of Digestion 2001;0(09):-
Objective To investigate the role of apoptosis in hepatocyte injury in tyep Ⅰ autoimmune hepatitis (AIH). Methods Using transferase mediated UTP biotin nick end labling (TUNEL) technique and immunohistochemistry with anti Fas antibody, we detected apoptosis cells in 10 liver biopsy samples and 3 control livers obtained from normal subjects. Result Hepatocytes in all AIH liver tissues were positively stained by TUNEL and anti Fas antibody in various degree. In contrast, control tissues did not show DNA fragmentation or positive stain with anti Fas antibody. A significant correlation was seen between apoptosis index (AI) and necroinflammatory grading ( r =0.45, P
7.The Exploration and Research on Unified Examination Mode of Medical Students
Yuan WANG ; Zhaoming MA ; Weijin ZANG ; Zhuoren LU ; Shuixiang HE ; Yansheng MA
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(10):-
Unified examination refers to the examination given by the university for medical students to graduate after they pass six curriculum examinations,including diagnostics,introduce of surgery,internal medicine,surgery,obstetrics and gynecology and pedology during the clinical study phases.It is a necessary process for cultivation of the professionals of the clinic medicine and has practice significance.Through the organization and management of the unified examination process,as well as analysis of examination result and feedback,education quality has been enhanced and educational reform promoted.
8.Clinical pathological study of the anterior lens capsule abnormalities in familial congenital aniridia with cataract
Zhiqiang HOU ; Yansheng HAO ; Wei WANG ; Zhizhong MA ; Yanfeng ZHONG ; Shujuan SONG
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2003;0(05):-
Objective: To observe the pathological changes of the lens and anterior lens capsule of the patients with familial congenital aniridia, and discuss the histopathological etiology of the fragility of the anterior capsule and the significance of surgical project. Methods: Anterior lens capsules and lens specimens were obtained from aniridic patients during cataract surgery. The intraoperative behavior of each capsule was noted, after which the specimens were submitted for histopathologic evaluation and electron microscope examination. Results: The anterior lens capsule was extremely fragile and remarkably thin. Degenerative changes(degeneration, necrosis, loss) of the lens epithelium and discontinuity of the lens epithelium were found in some specimens. Proliferation and double layer of the epithelial cells in some area of the specimens can be seen also. Ply structure of the anterior capsule became thin or disappeared. Conclusion: Degenerative or proliferative changes of the lens epithelial cells were associated with the thinness and extreme intraperative fragility of the anterior lens capsules in familial aniridia with cataract. Greater awareness of anterior capsule fragility in some aniridic patients with cataract may reduce the risk of capsule complications and lead to safer surgical outcomes.
9.CT and pathologic correlation of acute miliary pulmonary tuberculosis
Jing YANG ; Daqing MA ; Yansong ZHANG ; Yansheng GUAN ; Jun YANG ; Weihua LIU
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2011;45(6):520-523
Objective To elucidate the CT characteristics and pathology of acute miliary pulmonary tuberculosis (AMPT). Methods The CT features of AMPT in 25 cases were analyzed retrospectively, and the CT features in HIV-seronegative and HIV-seropositive patients were compared by 2-sided exact propability Chi-square test. Two lung specimens were inflated and fixed by Heitzman's method. HRCT scans, gross specimen section (80-150 μm) and histologic section (5 μm) were performed on dry lung specimens and CT-pathologic correlation was conducted. The distribution of micronodules in the secondary lobule on HRCT and pathology in one specimen was evaluated by Chi-square test. Results Twenty five patients with AMPT were included in this study, including 11 HIV-seropositive patients and 14 HIV-seronegative patients. HRCT showed diffuse micronodules randomly distributed throughout both lungs in 25 patients, and ground-glass opacity (17 patients)was the predominant complicated finding. Coalescence of nodules and consolidation in HIV-seropositive patients (5 and 6 patients) were markedly higher than that in HIV-seronegative patients (none). In lung specimens, most nodules located in the lung parenchyma between the central bronchovascular bundle and the perilobular structures (792 and 560 nodules), which located in the interlobular septum pathologically. The distribution of micronodules in the secondary lobule showed on HRCT (1060 nodules)and pathology(864 nodules) was not significantly difference(x2=2.814,P>0.05). HRCT showed ground-glass opacities when ARDS occured, which were pulmonary edema,inflammation and hyaline membrane on alveolar wall pathologically. Conclusions The HRCT characteristic of nodule distribution in AMPT is random. ARDS should be suspected when diffuse ground-glass opacities appear on HRCT.
10.Quality assurance of computerized system for GLP laboratory
Hong LI ; Chunqi WU ; Gang HAN ; Yansheng DONG ; Qiaozhen GUO ; Jianjing WANG ; Shufang WAN ; Huazhi MA ; Quanjun WANG
Drug Evaluation Research 2017;40(4):433-436,491
In view of the characteristics of the computerized system,the key points in the quality assurance (QA) of the computerized system was discussed and summarized combined with the requirements of the GLP laboratory in Europe and America.The validation of computerized system,the control during the use of computerized system,period maintenance and safety protection of computerized system,archives of electronic data was discussed,expecting to provide reference for the management of computerized system in Chinese GLP laboratory which is generally not high currently.The experiences were obtained as follow:Through repeated inspection and review,the problem was found and set as the risk point;a targeted QA inspection plan was made focusing on the risk-based inspection and the QA inspection plan was timely adjusted according to the problems,which ensures the pertinence and validity of the QA inspection.