1.The clinical effects of tumor necrosis factor-α antagonist combined with glucocorticoid in patients with ulcera tive colitis
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2010;17(11):1468-1469
Objective To explore the effect of tumor necrosis factor-α antagonist (Remicade) on the patients with active moderate to severe ulcerative colitis (UC) who failed to response to mesalazine or sulfasalazine Sah'cyloyl treatment for six months period.Methods The patients were collected in our hospital,who diagnosed by colonoscopy as moderate to severe ulcerative colitis and failed to response to mesalazine or sulfasalazine Salicyloyl treatment for six months period;These patients were randomly divided into control group(22 cases) and treatment group(28 cases) ;glucocorticoid was used alone in control group while it was combined with Remicade in treatment group.After treatment for six months,they were suffered from colonoscopy and clinical evaluation.Results There were significant differences between control and treatment group of the recover rate concerning the clinic symptoms such as abdominal pain,diarrhea,and mucous bloody stool.There were 7 cases complete remission,13 cases effective outcome and 9 cases ineffective,with complete remission rate of 31.67% .efficiency rate 59.09% in control group.There are 17 cases complete remission,25 cases effective outcome and 3 cases ineffective,with complete remission rate of 60.71% ,efficiency rate 89.28% in treatment group.There was significant difference (P<0.05) between two groups of complete remission rate and efficiency rate.There were 3 cases recurring in control group,with the recurrence rate of 13.67% ,while there were 2 cases recurring in treatment group with the recurrence rate of 7.14%.There was significant dif-ferene( P<0.05) between two groups with regards to recurrence rate;Besides,there were no significant adverse effect.Conclusion The combination with Remicade and glucocorticoids in the treatment of refractory severe ulcerative colitis was more effective and can also reduce the relapse rate.
2.Value of chochicine in gouty arthritis treatment
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2006;0(07):-
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3.A clinical observation of simethicone, mosapride combined with flupentixol-meiltracen for treatment of patients with functional dyspepsia
Guangyu SUN ; Yungang DING ; Yugang HU
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2011;18(18):2499-2501
ObjectiveTo observe the efficacy of simethicone, mosapride combined with flupentixol-meiltracen in the treatment for functional dyspepsia(FD). MethodsThe diagnosis of functional dyspepsia patients treated according to Zung Self-rating Anxiety Scale (SAS) > 40, Hamilton Depression Scale(HAMD) > 17 for inclusion criteria,a total of 64 patients were selected and randomly divided into two groups. The treatment group( simethicone,mosapride combined with flupeentixol-meiltracen) in 33 cases and the control group ( single flupenthixol melitracen) in 31cases. 2 groups of the period of treatment was 4 weeks. Evaluation before and after treatment with mood disorder scale score changes and syndrome efficacy and adverse reactions. ResultsThe treatment group after treatment, regardless of scale score change of mood disorders, syndrome treatment efficacy were significantly better than the control group,especially in the syndrome efficacy difference was significant( P <0.05 ,P <0.01 ) ;after the treatment without obvious adverse reaction. ConclusionThe simethicone, mosapride combined with flupentixol-meiltracen treatment with anxiety and depression in patients with functional dyspepsia could effectively relieve the symptoms of functional dyspepsia,and relieve the patient's psychological disorder;certainly result in fewer adverse reactions.
4.Roles of Tumor Infiltrating Dendritic Cells and T Lymphocytes in Tumor Immunity of EBV-associated Gastric Carcinoma
Lin XIAO ; Dan HE ; Yungang DING ; Zhiying FENG ; Chunkui SHAO
Journal of Sun Yat-sen University(Medical Sciences) 2010;31(2):253-257
[Objective]To explore the roles of TIDC(tumor infiltrating dendritic cell)and TIL-T(tumor infiltrating T lymphocyte)in tumor immunity of EBV-associated gastric carcinoma(EBVaGC)and their clinical significance.[Methods]TIDC and TIL-T in EBVaGC(n=49)and EBVnGC(EBV-negative gastric carcinoma)(n=20)were detected by immunohistochemistry method and then their subtypes and their relationships with clinical and pathological factors were analyzed.[Results]Mild infiltration was detected in 29 of 49(59.2%)EBVaGCs and 18 of 20(90%)EBVnGCs,while marked infiltration of TIDC was detected in 20 of 49(40.8%)EBVaGCs and 2 of 20(10%)EBVnGCs.And the difference between the two groups was significant (P=0.013).The number of TIL-T in EBVaGC was hisher than that in EBVnGC(P=0.017),and most of them were CTLs.The number of TIL-T was positively correlated with that of TIDC(r=0.386,n=49,P=0.006).The degree of TIL-T infiltration in EBVaGC had negative relationship with the lymph node metastasis(P<0.001),while TIDC had no relationship with the clinical features.[Conclusion]TIDC and TIL-T may play important roles in the tumor immunity of EBVaGC;TIDC may contribute to the TIL-T recruitment in EBVaGC.
5.The research of double antiplatelet drug combined with pantoprazole in the treatment of ischemic stroke
Bin XIE ; Guangyu SUN ; Yungang DING ; Peican ZENG ; Xiaocui LIU
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2015;(22):3413-3416
Objective To research whether double antiplatelet drug combined with pantoprazole can reduce digestive tract damage,or aggravate cardiovascular system side effect.Methods 270 patients diagnosed as ischemic stroke received double antiplatelet drug were randomly divided into two groups.The treatment group received panto-prazole,the control group did not took any gastric drug.The side effect of the digestive and cardiovascular system was observed.Results 268 patients were followed up for 90 days,and digestive system side effect of the treatment group (136 cases)included indigestion in 26 cases(19.11%),stool occult blood(+)in 11 cases(8.08%),melena in 8 cases(5.89%),hematemesis in 0 case,and the control group (132 cases)included indigestion in 42 cases (31.82%),stool occult blood(+)in 23 cases(17.42%),melena in 19 cases(14.39%),hematemesis in 4 cases. There were significant differences between the two groups(χ2 =6.66,4.56,11.2 and 4.18,all P <0.05).Cardiovas-cular system side effect of the treatment group included palpitation or chest distress or chest pain in 4 cases (3.68%),myocardial ischemia diagnosed by electrocardiogram in 4 cases(2.94%),myocardial infarction and died of cardiovascular disease in 0 case,and the control group included palpitation or chest distress or chest pain in 4 cases (3.00%),myocardial ischemia diagnosed by electrocardiogram in 3 cases(2.27%),myocardial infarction and died of cardiovascular disease in 0 case.There were no statistical differences between the two groups(χ2 =6.66 and 4.56, both P >0.05 ).Conclusion Double antiplatelet drug combined with pantoprazole had a positive significance in reducing the digestive tract damage of ischemic stroke patients,and didn't increase the incidence of cardiovascular sys-tem side effect.
6.Cable-Pin System minimally invasive treatmentversus open reduction and Kirschner wire tension band technology for the repair of transverse patella fractures:a randomized controlled trial
Yongliang JIANG ; Chunwen LU ; Yungang WU ; Jinhui WU ; Muchen DING ; Runxiao LV ; Kai KANG ; Ningfang MAO
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(26):4229-4234
BACKGROUND:Open reduction and Kirschner wire tension band technique has been a traditional surgical method for the treatment of patela fracture. However, there stil exist some complications such as Kirschner wire slippage and breakage. Cable-Pin system is a new fixation device. A series of good clinical results has been achieved in patients with patela fracture using this fixation device through a minimaly invasive way. OBJECTIVE:To compare and investigate the clinical results of minimaly invasive fixation with Cable-Pin system and Kirschner wire tension band technique for patela fracture and the complications. METHODS:Eighty patients with radiology-confirmed transverse displacement of patela participated in this trial, and were randomly divided into two groups. Forty patients underwent a minimaly invasive technique and the others had conventional open surgery using Kirschner wire. At postoperative intervals of 1, 3, 6, 12, and 24 months, pain was measured by Visual Analogue Scale scores, range of motion was measured by goniometry, and knee function was evaluated using the Bostman clinical grading scale. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Easement of pain was better in the minimaly invasive surgery group than in the control group at 1 and 3 months after treatment (P < 0.05). Above dominance disappeared at 6 months after treatment. At 3-24 months, the knee flexion training was faster and flexion angle was greater in the minimaly invasive surgery group, and results were significantly better than in the control group (P < 0.05). The incidence of discomfort fixation-induced complications was lower in the minimaly invasive surgery group than in the conventional open surgery group (P < 0.05). These data confirm that after minimaly invasive fixation with Cable-Pin system, pain was noticeably lessened, range of motion of affected knee was great, the recovery of knee function was better, the incidence of complications was reduced, and the repair effect was better than the conventional Kirschner wire fixation.