Objective Inquire a method to treat,interfere and control the conditions of MS sufferers.Methods Discover MS sufferers through the healthy management center check-up.Divide them into the intervention set and matched control random.Synthesize an intervention towards interfering set to carry on valuation,change life style,the medicine treatment Two years later statistics to analyze index signs,such as two sets of dangerous factor,blood sugar fat,weight index numbers and blood pressure...etc.Result The management rate of the interfering set is 94.24%.After interfering,the Treatment rate,the understanding rate,the controlling rate have been increased by 53.56%,55.07%and 69.93%.The empty stomach blood sugar,the blood glycerin three esters,the total cholesterols,the weight index numbers,systolic pressure and diastolic pressure have obviously improved compared with those before interfering(P

Objective To analyze the professional psychological pressure and coping style of male nursing students during different learning stage,and discuss effective ways to solve these problems in order to promote physical and mental health development of male nursing students.Methods Using coping style questionnaire and the professional psychological pressure of nursing students questionnaire to survey 102 undergraduate male nursing students from grade 2005 to 2008 of a nursing college of certain province.Results The professional psychological pressure of undergraduate male nursing students was moderate.Male nursing students of different grades had different professional pressure,in which male nursing students of secondyear had lower professional psychological pressure than other students.Manners they adopted to cope with pressure were mature,that is,the "problem-solving-help" approach,in which ways taken by second-year students were more than others.Conclusions Social bias to male nurses should be corrected.Professional psychological education should be carried out to relieve their mental pressure according to characteristics of students in different stage and direct them to realize role change.

Objective To investigate the imaging features of adrenal rest tumor.Methods Twelve patients of adrenal rest tumor proved by surgery or clinical diagnosis were retrospectively analyzed.Among these 12 patients,12 were examined with ultrasound,11 with MR and 1 with CT. MR and CT were performed without and with intravenous injection of contrast material.The imaging features of adrenal rest tumor were retrospectively summarized and the relevant literatures reviewed. Results The adrenal rest tumors were found in testis in 10 of the 12 patients,and in ovaries and broad ligament in the remaining two.The imaging features of the testicular adrenal rest tumor were summarized as following:all patients had bilateral testicular masses without change of the testicular contour. On ultrasonography,the lesions were hypoechoic, with some hyperechoic areas and appeared highly vascularized on Colour Doppler ultrasonography.The masses showed iso-density on plain CT,and avid enhancement on post-contrast CT images.The masses ranging in size from0.7 cm×1.0 cm×2.2 cm to 2.3 cm ×2.7 cm ×2.9 cm with uniform signal intensity,lobulated margin on MRI.They exhibited iso- or slight hyperintensity on T1 WI and hypointensity on T2WI relative to normal testicular parenchyma.The tumors showed intense enhancement on post-contrast MR images. No abnormality was detected with Colour Doppler uhrasonography and MR in 2 patients of adrenal rest tumor in ovaries and broad ligament. Conclusion Combining imaging features with the typical clinical history,the diagnosis of adrenal rest tumor could be suggested pre-operatively.

Objective To investigate maternal risk factors for fetal congenital heart diseases (CHD). Methods A case-control study was conducted on 16 645 pregnant women who underwent cardiovascular malformation screening for fetal cardiovascular system,whose pregnancy outcomes were recorded,and whose newborns were scanned by an echocardiography in Peking University People's Hospital,Haidian,Changping,Mentougou and Daxing Maternal and Child Health Hospital from Nov.2006 to Oct.2009.One hundred and twelve pregnant women whose babies were found to be CHD (40 severe CHD and 72 simple CHD) before or after delivery were taken as study group.Women in control group (n =304) were randomly selected from those pregnant women who had infants without CHD.Logistic regression analysis and x2 test were used to analyze the maternal risk factors for fetal CHD. Results (1) The average age of women whose infants had severe CHD was 28.3 years (21-40 years),and it was 29.9 years (22-39 years) for women whose infants had simple CHD.There were no significant differences between the control group (29.5 years,20-44 years) and the above two groups (t=1.511 and -0.826,P=0.138 and 0.410 respectively).(2) Single factor analysis:during first trimester,the rate of upper respiratory infection (18/39,46.2 ％) and exposure to certain chemicals (13/40,32.5％) of severe CHD group were higher than those of control group [(14.9％ (45/303) and 2.0％ (6/304)] (x2 =22.399 and 62.678,OR=4.895 and 23.753,95％CI:2.419-9.905 and 8.358-67.506,P =0.000 respectively).Compared with control group (0.0％,0/304),the rate of pregnant women with CHD family history in simple CHD group was significantly higher (4.2％,3/72)(Fisher exact test,P=0.007).(3) Logistic regression analysis:maternal upper respiratory infections (OR =5.120,95％CI:2.340-11.206,P =0.000) and exposure to certain chemicals (f)R=23.030,95％CI:7.506-70.665,P=0.000) during first trimester were risk factors for fetal severe CHD. Conclusions Upper respiratory infection and exposure to certain chemicals during first trimester might play important roles in the occurrence of fetal severe CHD.Maternal family history of CHD might associate with fetal simple CHD.

In order to investigate the potential anti-leukemic effect of cyclosporin A(CsA), MTT method and cell viability assay in vitro were carried out in this study to observe the effect of CsA on the proliferation and cell viability of various leukemic cell lines, such as T-cell Jurkat, Molt-4, CCRF-CEM, Nalm-6, K562 and multi-drug-resistant leukemic cell line K562/AO2. The results fully showed that CsA did possess the same cytotoxic action on all the leukemic cell lines, particularly including multi-drug-resistant leukemic cell line,and could then inhibit the proliferation and cell viability of these leukemic cells, thereby indicating that CsA might be applied as one of the new, safe and effective anti-leukemic agents when used with clinically adoptable dosage in leukemias.

The functional loss of the mismatch repair system is related to the occurrence of colorectal cancer. Some colorectal cancers have mismatch repair defects, however, the methylation of the MLH1 promoter cannot be detected, and germline mutations of the mismatch repair genes are not detected. Because this part of the group is very similar to Lynch syndrome, it is named Lynch-like syndrome. Lynch-like syndrome has certain genetic characteristics, but the pathogenesis has not been fully understood; and it cannot be simply classified as sporadic colorectal cancer or Lynch syndrome, and there is a lack of genetic knowledge and monitoring standards of these patients. This article introduces the progress of Lynch-like syndrome.

Objectives To evaluate the long-term outcomes of childhood low-or intermediate-risk neuroblastoma (NB) and their relevant prognostic factors. Methods A total of 70 new cases of low-or intermediate-risk NB diagnosed and treated by NB-99 protocol between 1999 and 2008 were analyzed retrospectively. Results Of these 70 NB patients, fourteen patients were in low-risk group and 56 were in intermediate-risk group. Sixty-seven patients reached complete remission (CR) or very good partial remission and 3 (5%) achieved partial remission. Ten patients relapsed. One patient occured second malignant neo-plasm. No patients died of chemotherapy-related adverse events or infections. The 5 year overall survival rate was 85.9%, event-free survival rate was 81.0%. Bone marrow infiltration, age at diagnosis, stage, lactate dehydrogenase level had a significant effect on prognosis. Conclusion Develop cytogenetic and molecular biology tests and pretreatment risk stratification are im-portant for further improvement of treatment protocol.

Objective: To investigate the mechanism of vascular endothelial growth factor(VEGF) inducing tolerogenic dendritic cells(DCs) in oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC). Methods: The DCs were divided into four groups: Control group (DC), VEGF group (VEGF added into DC), Co-culture group (DC co-cultured with SCC7) and Anti-VEGF group (anti-VEGF antibody added into DC co-cultured with SCC7). Flow cytometry (FCM) was used to detect DC surface markers. To detect the effect of DC on proliferation activity of T lymphocyte, the experiment included five groups: Nc group (T lymphocyte), Control group (T lymphocyte added into DC), VEGF group (T lymphocyte + DC + VEGF), Co-culture group (T lymphocyte + DC + supernatant of SCC7) and Anti-VEGF group (T lymphocyte + DC + supernatant of SCC7 + anti-VEGF antibody). Subsequently, the mixed lymphocyte reaction(MLR) was conducted. The expression levels of indole-2, 3-doxygenase(IDO)and programmed cell death 1 ligand 1(PD-L1)in DC were detected by western blot, real time PCR and FCM respectively. For the cytotoxic lymphocyte (CTL) assay, SCC7 cells and CTLs were mixed and CTL-mediated SCC7 cells cytotoxicity was tested. The experiment included four groups: Control group (T lymphocyte + DC), IDO inhibition group (T lymphocyte + DC + IDO inhibitor), Anti-PD-L1 antibody group (T lymphocyte + DC + anti-PD-L1 antibody) and Combination group (T lymphocyte + DC + IDO inhibitor + anti-PD-L1 antibody). The SCC7 tumor-bearing mice treated with IDO inhibitor and the anti-PD-L1 antibody were sacrificed and the tumor inhibition rate and the spleen index were determined. Results: Compared with Control group, exogenous VEGF or SCC7 co-culture inhibited the relative number of DC expressing CD11C, CD80, CD86, CD40 and MHC Ⅱ. The positive DCs were increased in the Anti-VEGF group compared with VEGF or Co-culture group. In VEGF or Co-culture group, the number of T cells stimulated by SCC7-pulsed DCs was decreased compared with Control group. However, the ability of Anti-VEGF group to induce T cell proliferation was significantly increased compared with VEGF or Co-culture group. Significantly increased expression of IDO and PD-L1 were observed in VEGF and Co-culture group. However, this was partially reversed by addition of anti-VEGF antibody into the co-culture system. Compared with Control group, the expressions of CD11C and CD86 in DC in both the IDO inhibition group and Anti-PD-L1 antibody group were increased, and were significantly higher in the Combination group compared with the single drug groups. The similar results were exhibited in MLR and CTL assay. In vivo, the results revealed that the tumors obtained from the mice in three experimental groups were smaller than those in the control group. Furthermore, the tumor volume of the Combination group was the smallest. The spleen index of each group was calculated and the results showed the spleen index of the three experimental groups was significantly higher than that of Control group. Conclusion VEGF in OSCC micro-environment inhibits the maturation and function of DC that are transformed into tolerogenic DC by high expression of IDO and PD-L1.

OBJECTIVEMucopolysaccharidosis(MPS) is a congenital hereditary disease. Only a few patients with this disease can be controlled by enzyme replacement therapy. Most of them are short of effective interference. To exploit the effect of treatment with allogenic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, two children were treated with the transplantation.

METHODSThe two patients included a 23 month MPS-IH and an 18 month old MPS-VI at the time of transplantation. Busulfan of 20 mg/kg plus 200 mg of Cyclophosphamide were used as the conditioning regimen. Peripheral stem cells were collected from a 9/10 high resolution matched unrelated donor and a matched sibling carrier donor, respectively. The heart and lung were affected in the patient with MPS-IH. Medium obstructed pulmonary impairment was found by pulmonary function test at the time of transplantation. Medium mitral valve countercurrent and patent ductus arteriosis(PDA) were found by Doppla examination.

RESULTSThe number of hematopoietic stem cells was comparative between the two donors with total nucleated cells and CD34+ cells of 11 x 10(8)/kg and 17 x 10(8)/kg, and 7.6 x 10(6)/kg and 7.2x 10(6)/kg respectively. Neutrophil engrafted at day 11. The process of transplantation in the MPS-VI patient went smoothly with grade II graft versus host disease(GVHD) briefly and only 1 U RBC and 2 U platelet were transfused. For the MPS-IH patient, the process of transplantation was tough with platelet reaching to 20 x 10(9)/L till day 40 and 5 U RBC and 7 U platelet were transfused during transplantation. Grade III GVHD was resolved by steroid, mycophenolate mofetil (MMF) and CD25 antibody. Pneumonia recurred 3 times with 2 times rescued by trachea intubation and mechanical ventilation because of accompanying acute heart failure. At day 14 the lymphocytes in both patients were 100% from donors as evidenced by short tandem repeat-PCR(STR-PCR). MPS associated enzyme activity was increased to 70 nmol/h.mg and 66 nmol/h.mg at 3 month and still remained 50.9 nmol/h.mg and 44.5 nmol/h.mg at 2 years post transplantation. Till now the 2 patients have been followed up for 25 months and 28 months with good general condition. The cardiac and pulmonary functions have improved obviously in the MPS-IH patient. The cornea became clear in this patient.

CONCLUSIONAllogeneic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation is an effective measure to treat patient with MPS-IH and MPS-VI. Transplantation at earlier stage of age can decrease transplant related complications. It requires longer time follow up for observing the clinical effects for these patients.

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background The lead isotope ratios (LIR) differ among different sourced samples. Previous domestic and oversea studies on source tracing by LIR in human blood or urine mainly focused on the comparison of blood or urine samples from the same or different individuals, while few comparisons between biological and environmental samples, and the reported relative standard deviations (RSDs) of the main LIR (^207/206Pb and ^208/206Pb) fluctuate widely from 0.3% to 1%. Objective To optimize inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS), obtain a better RSD, and determine LIRs of human blood, urine, and related environmental samples. Methods The ICP-MS was optimized for operating conditions and parameters according to the sensitivity and RSD of LIR. The study subjects were 40 lead-exposed workers in a lead-acid battery factory and 2 lead poisoned children in a hospital. The samples included 40 blood and 40 urine samples from the workers before shift, 4 dust samples and 2 water samples in the workplace on the same day before shift, 2 blood and 3 urine samples from the children before hospital admission due to lead-poisoning, and 4 urine samples after medical treatment. After heating and acid digestion, the LIR (^207/206Pb and ^208/206Pb) of biological and environmental samples were determined by the optimized ICP-MS method. t-test and two-dimensional traceability graphics were adopted to analyze the detection results. Results The calibrated RSDs of the LIR (^207/206Pb and ^208/206Pb) of lead isotope standard solution were 0.11% and 0.08% respectively, and the NIST-SRM-981 actual values were 0.91531±0.00097 and 2.1670±0.0017, respectively. When the total concentration of lead was greater than 5 μg·L⁻¹, the RSD of each isotope ratio was stable gradually; when the total concentration of lead was between 10-80 μg·L⁻¹, the RSD was below 0.20%. There were statistically significant differences in the blood and urine LIR (^207/206Pb and ^208/206Pb) of the lead-exposed workers (t=5.831, P<0.001; t=21.021, P<0.001), the LIR (^207/206Pb and ^208/206Pb) between workplace dust samples and workers’ urine samples (t=−6.879, P=0.038; t=12.521, P<0.001), and the ^208/206Pb between workplace dust samples and workers’ blood samples (t=−10.46, P<0.001), except the ^207/206Pb between workplace dust samples and workers’ blood samples (t=−0.12, P=0.912). In the patients afflicted with lead poisoning, the projection points of LIR of blood and urine samples from the same individual were not at the same level in the two-dimensional model, nor was the LIR of urine samples before and after medical treatment of the same individual. Conclusion The optimized ICP-MS can control the RSD of main LIR (^207/206Pb and ^208/206Pb) below 0.20%. There are differences in the LIR distributions of different samples.