1.Advances in the precision treatment of colorectal liver metastases
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2016;43(24):1078-1082
Liver metastasis is one of the main causes of treatment failure in colorectal cancer, and the key to improve the efficacy of treatment is to adopt precision therapy. Oligometastatic classification clearly defines the treatment methods and goals for distinguish-ing liver metastases, as well as promotes nonsurgical methods for local treatments. In addition to RAS oncogene, other biomarkers with prognostic and therapeutic predictive values urgently need to be identified. Precision therapy encompasses the entire course of optimal treatment in colorectal liver metastases (CRLM) including the following:optimization of therapy sequence for initial resectable liver metastases, treatment predictive value of KRAS oncogene for liver resection, selection of sensitive subgroups for conversion ther-apy, application of the optimal follow-up strategy, and formulation of individual comprehensive treatment regimens. This review focus-es on the recent progress of precision treatment for CRLM.
2.Observation of the Spontaneous Discharge of Auditory Nerve Primary Fibers
Tao PAN ; Keli CAO ; Zhizhong WANG
Journal of Audiology and Speech Pathology 1998;0(03):-
Being fundamental preparation for the research of cochlear implants, study of tinnitus's mechanism and establishment of the animal model, the spontaneous discharge of single unit of auditory nerve primary fibers in normal cat was observed and analyzed. They include: Ⅰ, How to identify the spontaneous discharge potential in auditory nerve primary firbers. Ⅱ, The waveform of the spontaneous discharge potential in auditory never, Ⅲ, The discharge rate of spontaneous discharge in auditory nerve primary fibers. Ⅳ, The temporal feature of the spontaneous discharge. Ⅴ, The origin of the spontaneous discharge.
3.Clinical, histopathologic and ultrastructural characteristics of achromic naevus
Fang YAN ; Leihong XIANG ; Ying LI ; Zhanyan PAN ; Zhizhong ZHENG
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2010;43(8):549-554
Objective To study the clinical, histopathologic and ultrastructural characteristics of achromic naevus (AN). Methods Clinical data, including sex, age, age of onset, pattern of lesions, involved sites, shape and number of lesions and associated systemic diseases, were collected from 85 patients with AN. Skin melanin index was detected in 34 lesions of 19 patients with AN, 30 lesions of 12 patients with vitiligo and 64 contralateral normal skin islands of the 31 patients. Reflectance confocal microscopy (RCM) was performed to analyze the lesion, normal skin and junctional area between lesional and normal skin of 62 patients with AN. Tissue samples were obtained from lesions and perilesional normal skin of 17 patients with AN and subjected to pathological examination as well as ultrastructural study with transmission electron microscopy; also, skin biopsy specimens were immunostained for tyrosinase, HMB45, tyrosinase-related protein-1 (TRP-1), TRP-2 and CD117. Results Of the 85 patients with AN, 23 (27.1%) developed lesions at birth, and 21 (24.7%) after 3 years of age; 72 (84.7%) had irregularly shaped lesions, 54 (63.5%) had only a single lesion. The mean melanin index and relative melanin index of AN lesions were 186.56 ± 52.86 and 80 ± 11, respectively, significantly lower than those in normal skin islands (223.88 ± 63.19 and 100, both P < 0.01), but higher than those in depigmented lesions from 12 patients with vitiligo (128.57 ± 64.31 and 60 ± 20, both P < 0.01). RCM revealed a decline in the number of melanocytes and brightness of melanin caps, even distribution of melanin in lesions, as well as obscure demarcation between lesions and normal skin from patients with AN. Fontana-Masson stain showed that the melanin content was lower in lesions than in perilesional skin (1810.12 ± 327.96 vs 2064.24 ± 260.41) from patients with AN. Microscopic examination demonstrated a decrease in melanocyte and melanosome number, presence of immature melanocytes at stage Ⅱ and Ⅲ in cytoplasm and dendrites of melanocytes and keratinocytes, aggregated melanosomes in affected keratinocytes in lesions of AN. In 17 patients with AN, the relative expression levels of tyrosinase and TRP-1 were 1827.35 ± 307.09 and 6102.54 ± 1642.64, respectively, in normal skin specimens, significantly higher than those in lesional skin (1477.35 ± 224.05, 5322.33 ± 1565.26, both P< 0.01); no statistical difference was observed in the expression levels of HMB45, TRP-2 or CD117 between lesional and normal skin. Conclusions AN is an early-onset, nonfamilial aggregated, stable leukoderma with irregular margins, and in lesions of AN, the number of both melanocytes and melanosomes is decreased with the presence of immature melanosomes. The measurement of relative melanin index and reflectance confocal microscopy may offer a non-invasive approach to the diagnosis of AN.
4.The prevention and cure that bleeding after transurethral resection of prostate
Ke PAN ; Zhizhong TANG ; Kaizhong ZHANG ; Aiming WU
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2006;0(07):-
Objective To explore the prevention and cure methods of the urethra prostate electricity cutting(TURP) on the bleeding after the benign prostatic hyperplasia(BPH) treating.Methods 35 cases with BPH of the bleeding patients after TURP were statistically analyzed.Results 26 examples turned for the better after general treatment;6 examples turned for the better after resectoscope wash gore and gave or got an electric shock the hemostasis;3 examples changed to the surgical operation hemostasis cured.Conclusion Accurate disposal inside operation and process behind operation is a key to decrease bleeding after the TURP of the BPH.
5.136 cases of the kidney injury were analyzed retrospectively
Ke PAN ; Zhizhong TANG ; Kaizhong ZHANG ; Aiming WU
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2005;0(02):-
Objective To improve the diagnosis and treatment of the kidney injury.Methods 136 cases of the kidney injury were analyzed retrospectively.Results 5 cases died,the other cases were cured.69 cases were followed up for 1~3 years,the cystic kidney function was all normal.Conclusion On time,accurate proceed assessment for the kidney injury,controlling strictly the digit advertises for the operation or not operation is a key to treating kidney injury.
6.Characteristics and blaNDM-1 genetic environment of plasmid from Enterobacter aerogenes
Weiqiang XIAO ; Qingxia XU ; Tiepeng LI ; Zhizhong WANG ; Jun PAN ; Xinwei YAO ; Yanmin CHANG ; Mingyue SUN
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2017;16(3):195-198
Objective To study plasmid-mediated transfer,plasmid replicon typing,and genetic environment of blaNDM-1 gene in Enterobacteraerogenes(E.aerogenes).Methods E.aerogenes HN-NDM0711 was used as the subject of this research,the transferable properties of plasmid were analyzed by conjugation testing,conjugant was performed stability testing,plasmid type was determined by PCR-based replicon typing (PBRT),downstream and upstream of blaNDM-1 were sequenced using chromosome walking method,genetic context was analyzed by BLASTN and BALSTP,as well as annotated using Vector NTI 11.5.1 software,sequence pipeline graph was made,the sequence was submitted to Genbank through software Banklt.Results The conjugation testing of E.aerogenes pHN-NDM0711 was positive,after positive conjugant was conducted 4-day passage,minimal inhibitory concentrations (MICs) of imipenem and meropenem to all the cloned strains didn't change,blaNDM-1 were all positive.The replicon type was IncA/C;blaNDM-1 gene was localized between ISAba14 and IS91,at upstream of the blaNDM-1,class 1 integron and Tn3 transposon were identified,class 1 integron contained a new mosaic structure of a drug-resistant resistance gene cassette.Conclusion E.aerogenes pHN-NDM071 1,bearing blaNDM-1 gene in IncA/C plasmid,derived from gene recombination under different antimicrobial selection pressure.Antimicrobial use in clinical,industrial and agricultural area should be strictly controlled,so as to reduce the emergence of such bacteria.
7.Distal spread of low and middle rectal cancer in mesorectum and rectal wall found by large slices stained with CK20
Chensheng LI ; Hongjun LIU ; Leping LI ; Yulong SHI ; Zhizhong PAN ; Zhiwei ZHOU ; Gong CHEN ; Desen WAN
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2009;24(8):642-645
Objective To examine the frequency and mode of distal spread of low and middle rectal cancer in the mesorectum and rectal wall. Methods Thirty-four specimens from low and middle rectal cancer were collected between August 2004 and December 2005 in Cancer Center of Sun Yat-sen University. Twenty-eight specimens of low and middle rectal cancer were collected between October 2006 and October 2007 in Shandong Provincial Hospital of Shandong University. All 62 specimens were studied using large slices stained with CK20. Logistic regression was used to analyze clinicopathologic factors related to distal spread of low and middle rectal cancer in the mesorectum and rectal wall. Results Two types of distal spread of the tumor were observed in rectal wall: submucosa invasion and muscularis propria invasion. Distal spread in rectal wall was observed in 16% (10/62) of the patients. The length of distal spread in rectal wall was found from O. 5 cm to 1.0 cm. Four types of distal spread of the tumor were observed in mesorectum: lymph node invasion, blood and lymphatic vessel invasion, perineural invasion, isolated neoplastic microfoci. Distal spread in mesorectum was observed in 24% (15/62) of the patients. The length of distal spread in mesorectum was found from 0. 5 cm to 4. 0 cm. Three more cases with microcapillary invasion in distal mesorectum was observed by immunohistochemical technique, which was difficult to identify by conventional HE staining. Univariate analysis showed that serum CEA , lymph node invasion, CMI and TNM stage were correlated with distal spread of low and middle rectal cancer in the mesorectum and rectal wall. TNM stage was shown to be independent impact factor by multivariate analysis( Wald = 9. 567, P =0. 002). Conclusion TNM stage is an independent impact factor for distal spread of low and middle rectal cancer in the mesorectum and rectal wall. Resection of 1.5 cm for distal rectal wall is necessary for a curative intention, but it must be emphasized that the clearance for distal mesorectum should be 5 cm at least.
8.A study on distal spread of low and middle rectal cancer in mesorectum and rectal wall
Chensheng LI ; Leping LI ; Zhizhong PAN ; Liming LIN ; Zhiwei ZHOU ; Gong CHEN ; Desen WAN
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2008;23(9):669-671
Objective To examine the frequency and mode of distal spread of low and middle rectal cancer in the mesorectum and rectal wall to determine the optimal distal clearance in situ. Methods Thirty-four specimens with low and middle rectal cancer were collected in the pathologic study between August 2004 and December 2005 in Cancer Center of Sun Yat-sen University,Twenty-eight specimens with low and middle rectal cancer were enrolled in the pathologic study between October 2006 and October 2007 in Shandong Provincial Hospital of Shandong University.Logistic regression wag used to analyze clinicopathoiogic factors related to distal spread of low and middle rectal cancer in the mesorectum and rectal wall. Results Two types of disial spread of the tumor were identified in rectal wall:submucosa invasion and muscularis propda invasion.Distal spread in rectal wall was observed in 16%(10/62)of the patients.The length of distal spread in rectal wall was found from 0.5 cm to 1.0 cm.Four types of distal spread of the tumor were identified in mesorectum:lymph node invasion,blood and lymphatic vessel invasion,perineural invasion,isolated neoplastic microfoci.Distal spread in mesorectum was observed in 19%(12/62)of the patients.The length of distal spread in mesorectum was found from 0.5 cm to 4.0 cm.Univariate analysis showed that serum CEA,lymph node invasion.circumferential margin involvemenl and Dukes stage were correlated with distal spread of low and middle rectal cancer in the mesorectum and rectal wall.Dukes stage was shown to be independent impact factor by multivariate analysis(Wald=8.386,P=0.004).Conclusion Dukes stage is an independent impaet factor for distal spread of low and middle rectal cancer in the mesorectum and rectal wall.Resection of 1.5 cm for distal rectal wall mandatory for a curative resection,provided that the clearance for distal mesorectum is no less than 5.0 cm.
9.Therapeutic effect of erythropoietin combined oral iron in patients with chronic heart failure accompanied by anemia
Nailiang TIAN ; Shaoliang CHEN ; Zhizhong LIU ; Chang PAN ; Yun CHANG ; Baoxiang DUAN
Clinical Medicine of China 2011;27(1):35-37
Objective To explore the therapeutic effect of erythropoietin (EPO)combined oral iron in patients with chronic congestive heart failure( CHF)accompanied by anemia. MethodsNinety six patients with CHF accompanied by anemia, whom were consecutively hospitalized from January 2007 to December 2009, were enrolled into this study. They were randomly divided into treatment group accepted routine anti-heart failure therapy combined EPO and oral iron, and control group solely accepted routine anti-heart failure therapy. After 6 months follow up, the changes of hemoglobin ( Hb ), cardiac function classification, left ventricular ejection fraction(LVEF) ,6-minute walking distance,readmission rate of CHF and cardiac death were compared between two groups. ResultsCompared with those before therapy, we found significant improvements of hemoglobin level ( [ 120. 12 ± 10. 42 ] g/L vs [ 86.40 ± 14. 30 ] g/L, P < 0. 01 ), cardiac function classification ( 2. 65 ± 0. 67 vs 3. 13 ±0. 61, P < 0. 01 ), LVEF ( [ 37.21 ± 4. 96 ]% vs [ 33. 92 ± 7. 28 ]%, P < 0. 01 ), 6-minute walking distance ( [ 443.52 ± 97. 39 ] mvs [ 379. 15 ± 59. 34 ] m, P < 0. 01 ) in treatment group after EPO combined oral iron administration. After 6 months follow up, we also found significant improvements of Hb level ( [ 120. 12 ±10. 42 ] g/L vs [ 86. 40 ± 14. 30 ] g/L, P < 0. 01 ), cardiac function classification ( 2.65 ± 0. 67 vs 2. 98 ± 0. 81,P<0.01),LVEF([37.21 ± 4.96]% vs [34.67 ±4.10]%,P < 0. 01),6-minute walking distance ( [443.52 ±97. 39 ] mvs [ 379. 15 ± 59. 34 ] m, P < 0. 01 ) in the comparison between treatment and control group. The readmission rate of CHF fell significantly in treatment group compared to control (20. 83% vs 39. 58% ,P < 0. 05 ). However, we found no significant difference in cardiac death rate ( 0% vs 4. 17%, P >0. 05). ConclusionTreatment of EPO combined oral iron could significantly improve the cardiac function,increase exercise tolerance,lower the readmission rate of CHF in patients with chronic congestive heart failure (CHF)accompanied by anemia.
10.A Low Detection Limit Penicillin Electrochemical Biosensor Based on Penicillinase-Hematein Au/ZnO/Single Graphene Nanosheets
Zhizhong HAN ; Yueting WU ; Ying ZHOU ; Haibo PAN ; Jinghua CHEN ; Chunyan LI
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2016;(3):377-384
ZnO nanoparticles ( ZnO NPs ) were obtained by a direct precipitation method. With the as-prepared ZnO NPs as seeds, Au/ZnO heterostructure was synthesized by seed-mediated growth method without any surfactant, and the diameters of ZnO NPs and Au NPs were about 50 nm and 10 nm, respectively. Then ionic liquids (ILs), trihexyltetradecylphosphonium bis (trifluoromethylsulfonyl) imide ([P(C6)3C14] [ Tf2 N] ) , and functionalized graphene ( GN ) were prepared under room temperature. The ILs as bridges could connect Au/ZnO heterostructure to form a new kind of graphene nanocomposite, Au/ZnO/GN. Then the penicillinase and hematein were immobilized on Au/ZnO/GN. And the biosensors based on penicillinase-hematein-Au/ZnO/GN (PH-AZG) were used for detecting penicillin G. In PBS buffer solution (pH 7. 0), PH-AZG exhibited a detection range from 2 . 5 × 10-14 to 3 . 3 × 10-6 mol/L with a detection limit of 1 . 5 × 10-14 mol/L (S/N≥3). Five PH-AZG electrodes were prepared with the same conditions, and the RSDs for their current response were less than 3. 2%. Furthermore, the standard curves were linear in the range of 5× 10-14-5×10-7 mol/L for milk. The average recoveries were 99. 7%-101. 4% with RSDs of 2. 3%-3. 5%(n=5). The method is sensitive and repeatable, and can be applied to the field of residue analysis about penicillins G with low concentration levels.