1.Effect of pudendal nerve block anesthesia combined with noninvasive delivery on maternal vaginal delivery quality
Chinese Journal of Biochemical Pharmaceutics 2015;35(10):113-114,117
Objective To analysis pudendal nerve block anesthesia combined with noninvasive delivery on maternal vaginal delivery quality.Methods 60 primipara who were received vaginal delivery in our hospital were collected.All primipara were randomly divided into anesthesia group and no anesthesia group by the order of entry, 30 cases in each group.The no anesthesia group was given noninvasive delivery operation, and the anesthesia group received unilateral or bilateral nerve block anesthesia.Perineal laceration degree and incidence rate, time of the second stage of labor, neonatal asphyxia and two groups of maternal postpartum recovery were compared after the treatment.Results After the birth of a child, Compared with no anesthesia group, the incidence of maternal perineal laceration was lower in the anesthesia group, and the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05);the second stage of labor time of primipara was shorter in the anesthesia group(P<0.05); the pain score,getting out of bed activity time,average length of hospital stay,and incidence of postpartum complications of primipara were lower in the anesthesia group(P<0.05).Conclusions Pudendal nerve block anesthesia combined with noninvasive delivery operation can improve vaginal delivery quality, and have a guiding significance to clinical.
2.Modified antegrade colonic lavage for left obstructing colorectal carcinoma
Zhenhua TANG ; Huihuan TANG ; Zhenyu DENG
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1997;0(04):-
Objective To analyze the outcome of patients with acute obstruction of left colorectal cancer treated by modified antegrade colonic lavage with primary tumor resection and anastomosis.Methods From April 2002 to April 2007,112 patients with acute obstruction of left colorectal cancer underwent surgery.During the operation the left colon was exteriorized and placed into a sterilized plastic bag to protect the surgical field from contamination,then a catheter was inserted via the appendix,and after antegrade colonic lavage,primary resection and anastomosis was performed.Results Tumor resection and primary anastomosis was successfully done in the 112 cases.Postoperatively,1 case had anastomotic leak which healed after reoperation with proximal colostomy,and one patient died.Conclusions Modified antegrade colonic lavage is a simple procedure,the bowel can be rapidly decompressed with essentially no contamination,and has a high level of bowel cleansing.It is possible to safely perform primary resection and anastomosis for left colon cancer after the modified antegrade lavage.
3.Expression of report gene in insect cells by a new tranfer vector with baculovirus early promoter
Xiaozhao DENG ; Fanxiu ZHU ; Zhenyu DIAO ; Jian GAO ; Yipeng QI
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2001;14(3):200-203,206
Objectives:Using IE 1 gene promoter of Autograph californica nuclear polyhedrosis virus(AcNPV),a transfer vector with an immediately early gene promoter was constructed. Methods:Transfer vector pAcPIneo which contains neomycin resistance gene(neo)coding sequence downstream of IE 1-promoter was constructed and cotransfected with the wild type of AcNPV DNA into Sf9 insect cells.Recombinant virus was selected by G418 resistance since the neo gene can be expressed in Sf9 cells. Results:Northern blot hybridzation with 32 P labeled neo gene fragement as probe showed that the neogene was integrated in plogene of AcNPV genome. Conclusions:Transfer vector with an immediately early gene promoter of baculovirus was constructed successfully,the neo gene was transcribed from the immediately early phase to the very late phase in infected cells.
4.Autologous myoblasts transplantation improves heart function after myocardiac infarction
Wei ZHUANG ; Li LI ; Guoqiang LIN ; Zhenyu DENG
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2011;36(4):286-293
Objective To determine whether autologous skeletal myoblasts implantation improves the cardiac function after myocardial infarction and the possible mechanism. Methods Myocardial infarction was induced by ligation of the left anterior descending coronary artery in rabbits. At 2 weeks, 1. 34 × 107 to 1.75 × 107 autologous skeletal myoblasts were infused into the lesion via direct intramuscular injection. In the control group, the postinfarction hearts were infused with medium alone. Buxco invasive cardiac function testing and histopathological examination were utilized to evaluate the functional and structural changes in the myocardium 4 weeks later. Results Both maximum rising rate of the left intraventricular pressure [+dp/dtmax,( 1 217.77 +89.91 )mmHg/s vs. (897.83 ±70.04) mmHg/s] and maximum falling rate of the left intraventricular pressure [- dp/dtmax,( -1174.58 ± 91.5 ) mmHg/s vs. ( - 753.67 ± 69.66 ) mmHg/s] were improved in the myoblast transplanted group compared with medium infusion group. The positive desmin immunostaining skeletal myofibers in the myocardium were found throughout the infracted areas and the border zone. Conclusion Autologous skeletal myoblasts can establish muscle tissue when transplanted into postinfarction hearts, and this mucle can treat myocardiac infarction effectively.
5.Effect of risk management on junior nurses in operation room
Dan WU ; Qiulian SHI ; Yaoqin LI ; Zhenyu LIU ; Shunhua DENG
Modern Clinical Nursing 2014;(12):38-40
ObjectiveTo explore the role of risk management in reducing the nursing risk of junior nurses in operation room. Method The risk management was implemented among junior nurses in operation room including establishing training groups for risk management,establishing instructor system,classifying nursing risk events and formulating operation room nursing risk monitoring. Result After risk management,the rate of risk events in the junior nurses was lowered as compared to pre-enforcement of the risk management(P<0.001).Conclusions The risk management can improve the risk awareness of junior nurses in operation room and reduce the incidence of nursing risk events.
6.The treatment of serious femoral neck fractures with vascularized great trochanter bone flap transposition in young adults
Zhenyu PAN ; Aixi YU ; Guorong YU ; Shaobo ZHU ; Kai DENG
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2008;31(4):-
Objective To observe the curative effect of the treatment of serious femoral neck fractures with vascularized great trochanter bone flap transposition in young adults.Methods Twenty-nine cases were investigated.In which Garden type Ⅲ were 10 and type IV 19.There were 12 ca$,e8 of fresh fractures and 17 old fractures.According to the X-ray films of old fractures,caput femoris necrosis occurred in 7 patients.Tibial tubercle traction was carried out as preoperative preparation as soon as the patients were sent to hospital.The operation was performed by combining hollow-lag-svcrews fixing with vascularized great trochanter bone flap transposition.Results The foUow-up lasted 39 to 84 months,with an average of 54 months.The patients suffering from fresh femoral neck fractures all recovered and no necrosis WaS found.The healing time was between 4 to 6 months,with an average of 4.5 months or so.And old fractures were all healed up almost within the same time.The recovery time of patients who suffered from fractures and necrosis was with an average of 12.5 months.Of 10 cases of old fractures without caput femoris necrosis prior to operation,necrosis occurred in 3 c88es.The functions of hip joints of 15 cases completely recoveTed,and 12 patients were partially restricted.Another 2 patients could not squat because the flexion function was seriously restricted.The crispation of limbs was well corrected.According to Harris standard.the postoperative mean SCOre is 89.2.Concision It is good for treatment of serious femoral neck fractures with vascularized great trochanter bone flap transposition in young adults.
8.Accuracy study of different registration methods for cone beam CT and planning CT in image-guided radiation therapy
Botian HUANG ; Xiaowu DENG ; Guangwen LUO ; Zhenyu QI ; Ke YUAN ; Shi WANG
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2014;23(2):156-160
Objective To evaluate the accuracy of image registration based on bony structure (RBS) and grey-scale (RGS) in positioning correction of radiation treatment,and their reliability in clinical application.Methods Setup errors of anthropomorphic phantom (chest& abdomen,head& neck) were simulated with x-,y-,z-directions.CBCT images were acquired for each simulation and registered with planning CT.using bony structure and grey-scale registration separately.Geometry accuracy of all registration were then obtained and analyzed.Results The errors of RBS and RGS in x-,y-,z-directions were (-0.65 ±0.22) mm and (-0.70±0.17) mm (P=0.00),(1.02 ±0.27) mm and (0.90±0.20) mm (P =0.00),(1.46 ± 0.53) mm and (1.47 ± 0.47) mm (P =0.54) for head& neck positioning; with (0.82±0.33) mm and (0.79±0.18) mm (P=0.03),(2.45±1.17) mm and (1.61 ±0.84) mm (P =0.00),(1.44 ± 3.25) mm and (0.19 ± 1.11) mm (P =0.00) for chest& abdomen positioning.Conclusions RGS is more accurate and stable than RBS.The accuracy of image registration is a little better for head& neck than that for chest& abdomen.The algorithms of image registration used in clinical application needs to be tested independently and the systematic error needs to be corrected before applying in different treatment techniques according to their accuracy requirement.
9.Application of HBeAg produced in prokaryotic cells and eukaryotic cells
Liang HE ; Xiaozhao DENG ; Zhenyu DIAO ; Zongan ZHOU ; Jishan ZHENG ; Jian GAO
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2001;14(3):204-206
Objectives: To express HBeAg in prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells and compare the two types of HBeAg in the anti-HBeAg testing. Methods: HBeAg was expressed both in E.coli cells and in silk worm cells, purified by Sephacryl S-200.HBeAg protein concentration and antigenic titer were determined respectively by ultraviolet-spectroscopy and EIA. Results: HBeAg produced by E.coli cells: Activation ratio was 10 000/mg, HBeAg/HBcAg = 50; The specificity in testing anti-HbeAg was 96%;HBeAg produced by silk worm cells: Activation ratio was 160 000/mg, HBeAg/HBcAg = 5 000, The specificity in testing anti-HbeAg was 100%. Conclusions: HBeAg produced by eukaryotic cells contained much lower proportion of HbcAg and higher activation ratio, which therefore bring about a possibility to improve the quality of the kit for testing Anti-HBe.
10.Association between activity of nuclear factor-kappa B and angiotensin system in renal tissues of diabetic rats
Helin DING ; Ying GUO ; Mingtong XU ; Shaoling ZHANG ; Lihong CHEN ; Feng LI ; Zhenyu ZHU ; Yiqun DENG ; Zuzhi FU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2006;10(20):184-186
BACKGROUND: Nowadays, angiotensin Ⅱ plays an important role in onset of diabetic nephropathy. Therefore, the nuclear factor-κB may have adjustive effects on angiotonin system of kidney tissue of diabetic rats. OBJECTIVE: To observe the relationship of activity of inhibitive nuclear factor-κB with angiotensin Ⅱ and its type 1 receptor mRNA expression of renal tissue of diabetic rats. DESIGN: Completely randomized group design, control experiment. MATERIALS: The experiment was conducted at the Experimental Animal Center, Sun Yat-sen University of Medical Sciences between March and April 2000. Fifty-one pure breed clean grade male Wistar rats were select ed. METHODS: ①Models were established in 39 rats. Streptozotocin dissolv ing in citric acid buffer (0.1 mmol/L,pH=4.5) were given to establish dia betic models with 60 mg/kg intraperitoneal injection. If the fasting blood glucose maintained above 13.9 mmol/L, the establishment of models was successful. The thirty-nine rats were randomly assigned into 3 groups: model group (n=17, without other interventional measure, feeding normally) and pyrrolidine dithiocar2. Bamate (PDTC) (active inhibitor of nuclear fac tor-κB) interventional group [n=22, PDTC at the dose of 20 mg/kg were given with intraperitoneal injection, twice a day]. Other 12 rats were as normal control group, did not make into diabetic models with normal breeding. ②After feeding for 18 weeks kidneys were got in every group. The activity of nuclear factor-κB was detected with electrophoretic mobility shift assay. The expression of type 1 receptor mRNA of angiotensin Ⅱ was measured with reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR). Contents of angiotonin Ⅰ and angiotensin Ⅱ were tested with Radio Im munoassay (RIA). Activity of rennin was referred to that the result of the level of angiotonin Ⅰ at 37 ℃ water bath subduced to that at 4 ℃. ③Dif ference of measurement data was compared with single factor analysis of variance. After normal transformation, the non-normal distribution data were conducted with statistical disposal. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Comparison of contents of angiotensin Ⅰ and Ⅱ, activities of rennin and nuclear factor-κB and expression of type 1 receptor mRNA of angiotensin Ⅱ in renal tissues of rats of each group. RESULTS: In the normal control group, model group and PDTC interven tional group 1, 6 and 13 rats were dropped out, respectively, so 11, 11 and 9 rats in each group were involved in the result analysis. ①Activity of nu clear factor-κB: It was higher significantly in the model group than that in the normal control group and PDTC interventional group (P < 0.01 ). It was similar between the normal control group and the PDTC interventional group. ②Activity of rennin of renal tissue: It was similar among the 3 groups. ③Content of angiotonin Ⅰ of renal tissue: It was higher obviously in the model group that that in the normal control group and the PDTC interventional group (P < 0.01 ). ④Content of angiotensin Ⅱ in renal tissue: It was similar between the model group and the normal control group. It was lower markedly in the PDTC interventional group than that in the model group and the normal control group (P < 0.01 ). Expression of type 1 receptor mRNA of angiotensin Ⅱ: It was lower remarkably in the model group than that in the normal control group (P < 0.01 ). It was lower dis tinctly in the PDTC interventional group than that in the model group and the normal control group (P < 0.01 ). CONCLUSION: The increase of activity of nuclear factor-κB in renal tissue of diabetic rats can inhibit the activity of nuclear factor-κB, which will induce the reduction of the level of angiotensin Ⅱ and expression of type 1 receptor mRNA of angiotensin Ⅱ in renal tissue of diabetic rats.