1.Modified posteromedial and posterolateral approaches for the treatment of posterior tibial plateau fractures
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2012;14(11):945-949
Objective To observe the clinical outcomes of modified posteromedial and posterolateral approaches for the treatment of posterior tibial plateau fractures.Methods Between January 2006 and October 2011,25 patients with posterior tibial plateau fracture were identified.They were 17 men and 8 women,aged from 22 to 76 years (average,46.4 years).According to the AO/OTA classification,there were 4 cases of type 41-B1,6 cases of type 41-B2 and 15 cases of type 41-B3.According to Luo's three-column classification,they were all posterior column fractures.Ten patients with posterolateral tibial plateau fracture were treated by the modified posterolateral approach and the other 15 patients with posteromedial tibial plateau fracture by the modified posteromedial approach.The posterior fractures were fixated with a buttress plate.The knee function was evaluated at the last follow-up by the The Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) Score.Results All the 25 cases were followed up for a mean time of 13.2 months (from 10 to 24 months).By the radiological Rasmussen criteria for fracture reduction,the mean score immediately after surgery was 16.5 points (from 13 to 18 points),with 20 excellent cases,4 good cases and one fair case.All patients were pain-free with full range of motion.Radiologically,bone union was achieved in all cases after a mean time of 13.9 weeks (from 12 to 18 weeks).No surgery-related complications were found.The mean HSS score was 91 points(range,74 to 97 points) and the good to excellent rate was 100% (17 excellent and 8 good cases) at the last follow-up.The average range of knee motion ranged from 0° to 125°.Conclusion In the treatment of posterior tibial plateau fractures,because the modified posteromedial and posterolateral approaches can result in excellent fracture reduction under direct visualization and allow for posterior buttress plating,soft tissues can be well preserved and good functional results can be expected.
2.Protection Mechanism of Neferine in Learning and Memory Function of Rats with Chronic Cerebral Ische-mia
China Pharmacist 2016;19(7):1267-1272
Objective: To investigate the effects of neferine ( Nef ) on the learning and memory function and the expression of Notch1 and SYN in hippocampus in the rats with chronic cerebral ischemia .Methods:Male SD rats (250-300g) were randomly divid-ed into the sham operation group(Sham), the model group(Mod), nimodipine (Nim) positive control group and Nef treatment group with 5 ones in each .The chronic cerebral ischemia ( CCI ) model was established using bilateral common carotid artery ligation ( 2-VO).The rats were orally administered with NS(5 mg· kg-1),Nim(1 mg· kg -1) and Nef (20 mg· kg-1),respectively for 21 days after the first day of operation .The body weight was recorded .The number of hippocampal neurons in the rats was observed by Nissel staining.The learning and memory function was evaluated by Morris water maze test .Notch1 and SYN protein expressions in hippo-campus were detected by IHC staining and Western blot .Results:Compared with the Mod group , Nef group could reverse the reduc-tion of body weight and the number of hippocampal neurons in hippocampus CA 1 region induced by 2-VO, increase the route and the time of platform finding, prolong the escape latency and decrease the number of platform cross on the 21st day, and the effects were bet-ter than those of Nim (P<0.05).Moreover, the down-regulated SYN and Notch1 protein expressions in CCI group were both increase after the Nef treatment on the 21st day.Conclusion:Nef has a protective effect on the function of learning and memory in CCI rats in-duced by 2-VO,which may be related with the strengthened Notch 1 pathway in CA1 region of hippocampus and synaptic plasticity .
3.Determination of 4 Kinds of Residual Solvents in Racemic Ketoisoleucine Calcium by Headspace Gas Chro-matography
China Pharmacy 2016;27(21):2998-2999,3000
OBJECTIVE:To establish a method for the determination of 4 kinds of residual solvents in racemic ketoisoleucine calcium. METHODS:Headspace gas chromatography was performed on the column of DB-624 capillary column by temperature programmed,detector was FID,inlet temperature was 200 ℃,detector temperature was 250 ℃,carrier gas was nitrogen,flow rate was 1.0 ml/min,injection volume was 1 ml by headspace sampling,equilibrium temperature was 70 ℃ and equilibrium time was 30 min. RESULTS:The linear range was 120.04-480.16 μg/ml for methanol (r=0.997 8),200.21-800.83 μg/ml for ethanol (r=0.998 5),204.05-816.19 μg/ml for ethyl acetate(r=0.999 2),28.35-113.39 μg/ml for tetrahydrofuran(r=0.998 9);detection limits were 6.002 μg/ml,50.05 μg/ml,51.01 μg/ml and 7.087 μg/ml;RSD of precision was lower than 3%;recoveries were 95.0%-105.6%(RSD=3.95%,n=9),97.5%-106.4%(RSD=3.67%,n=9),98.1%-105.9%(RSD=3.16%,n=9)and 88.8%-99.2%(RSD=3.79%,n=9),respectively;4 kinds of residual solvents were not detected. CONCLUSIONS:The method is simple,accu-rate and reliable,and can be used for the determination of residual solvents in racemic ketoisoleucine calcium.
5.Synergistic Effect of Nerve Growth Factor on Ectopic Bone Formation Induced by Recombinant Human Bone Morphogenetic Protein-2
sheng-li, XIA ; ke-rong, DAI ; ting-ting, TANG
Journal of Shanghai Jiaotong University(Medical Science) 2006;0(03):-
Objective To investigate the effect of nerve growth factor (NGF) on the bone induction of recombinant human bone morphogenetic protein-2 (rhBMP-2) through local application of NGF in the osteoinductive process of BMP. Methods Thirty-six ICR mice were divided into the experimental group and control group at random, and rhBMP-2/collagen composite was implanted into the right thigh muscle pouch of each group. NGF or vehicle was daily injected into the implanted sites of BMP, respectively, for 7 days starting from the third day after surgery. At d10, d20 and d30 after implantation, new bone formation was measured radiographically, biochemically and histologically to compare the osteogenetic capacity of the two groups. Results In both groups, new bone formation was found at d10. However, there was significantly more new bone in the experimental group according to histological and radiographic examinations. At d10 and d20, alkaline phosphatase activity of the local tissue in the experimental group was significantly greater than that in the control group, and calcium and phosphonium contents of samples were also greater in the experimental group. Arrangement of collagen fibers became more regular in the experimental group than that in the control group. Conclusion NGF possesses synergistic effect on ectopic bone formation induced by rhBMP-2.
6.Enhancing the research on the mechanism of the occurrence and development of retinal neovascularization to prevent and treat retinal neovascularization diseases
Shibo TANG ; Ting WAN ; Xiaoyan DING
Chinese Journal of Ocular Fundus Diseases 2010;26(3):199-202
Retinal neovascularization is a complicated pathophysiological process as a result of imbalance between angiogenic and anti-angiogenic factors. Correct understanding of the signaling pathways,exploring the critical factors involved in retinal angiogenesis, looking for new strategies by reconstructing the new vessels are helpful for knowing the mechanism of the occurrence and development of reitnal neovascularization, which would be good for preventing and treating retinal neovascularization diseases.
7.Effect of different doses of valsartan on blood pressure and left ventricular hypertrophy in spontaneously hypertensive rats
Hai TANG ; Zuoying HU ; Ting YANG
Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2001;6(1):12-14
AimTo evaluate the effects of different doses of valsartan on blood pressure and left ventricular hypertrophy in spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHR) . MethodsEighteen SHR(fourteenweek-old, male) were divided into three groups (six rats in each group ): SHR control group in which the rats were fed with normal saline; low dose valsartan group in which the rats were fed with valsartan 8 mg· kg-1 · d-1 and high dose valsartan group in which the rats were fed with valsartan 24 mg · kg -1 · d-1, all for 8 weeks. The rats in the WKY control group(n = 6) were fed with normal saline for 8 weeks. Results SBP, LVM/ BW and TDM of SHR were remarkably lower than those of the control after drug intervention, and the effect on SBP, LVM/ BW and TDM was most remarkable in the high dose valsartan group. ConclusionDifferent doses of valsartan can decrease SBP of SHR and inhibit the progression of ventricular hypertrophy.
8.QSAR method and its application to toxicity prediction of metal nanomaterials
Jiali YLNG ; Ting ZHANG ; Meng TANG
Chinese Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology 2014;(6):947-951
Quantitative structure activity relationship ( QSAR ) study attempts to correlate chemical structure with activity using statistical approaches and is now being applied to high throughput toxicity screening and prediction of nanomaterials. This paper is interded to discuss the present QSAR study methods of nanomaterials based on traditional QSAR study, such as the use of measurement instrument and quantum chemistry methods of structure descriptor selection, evaluation criteria for the quality of published experimental data on nanomaterials, modeling methods such as K-nearest neighbor ( KNN) and support vector machine(SVM), validation methods such as leave-one-out(LOO) and leave-N-out ( LNO) . We also review the problems and challenges existing in this area and predict future development.
9.The effect evaluation of continuous care pathway on hypertension control:Evidence from a ru-ral community-based quasi-experiment
Wenxi TANG ; Ting YE ; Liang ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2016;9(7):15-22
Objectives:To test the effect of continuous care on rural hypertension control , we developed a com-prehensive intervention strategy and implemented a community-based quasi-experiment in Southwestern rural China.Methods:The intervention took place in Qianjiang District , Chongqing Municipality from July 2012 to June 2014.4 towns were randomly selected and categorized into 2 groups based on a comprehensive consideration of population and social development level.All the rural hypertension patients in treatment group were intervened with the Multi-institu-tional Continuous Pathway which was consisted of three parts:the Continuous Primary-Care Pathway , the Continuous Clinical Pathway and the Continuous Management Pathway.The patients in the control group served as a blank com-parison using the usual care.Difference-in-differences Model was used to test the effect of blood pressure control in treatment group.Results:853 patients were sampled and investigated using the stratified randomly sampling strategy and 712 of them had been followed up by the end of this program.The potential bias of pilot and patient selection were eliminated through control before and after the intervention.The previous blood pressure trends showed no statis-tically significant difference between groups.The systolic blood pressure in treatment group declined by 10.156 mm-Hg ( P<0.001 ) compared to control group after intervention , and the blood pressure control rate had increased by 27.6% ( P<0.001 ).Other contributing factors besides intervention were family structure , education level and med-ical service availability.Conclusion:The continuous care pathway have a significant marginal positive effect on hyper -tension control besides the national compulsory primary care , and the control rate change of blood pressure is more sen-sitive compared to blood pressure change.The potential contributing factors show that other intervention strategies could be developed to improve the rural hypertension control by adding to the social capital of rural patient , reinforcing the health education and facilitating the village transportation.
10.Adverse Drug Reaction Induced by Cemetidine:Literature Analysis of 306 Cases
China Pharmacy 2005;0(17):-
OBJECTIVE:To study the general pattern and characteristics of adverse drug reactions (ADR) induced by cimetidine. METHODS: A total of 306 ADR cases induced by cimetidine reported by domestic journals of 1983~2007 were analyzed statistically. RESULTS: The clinical manifestations of ADR induced by cimetidine were complicated and various and characterized by lesions of central nervous system (27.78%), cardiovascular system (21.24%), endocrine disturbance (8.82%) and hematological system (8.82%) etc. CONCLUSION: Great importance should be attached to the ADR induced by cimetidine to guard against the serious ADR such as aplastic anemia, cardiac arrest and allergic shock.