1.Preparation of RFP-loaded a novel polylactone/β-tricalcium phosphate composite scaffold
Dawei LI ; Fei YANG ; Yuanzheng MA
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2016;36(11):717-724
Objective To explore a biodegradable drug?loaded composite scaffold and determine its bone regeneration and local long?term drug release ability. Methods In this study, RFP?loaded a novel poly (caprolactone)?b?poly (lactide?co?gly?colide)/β?TCP composite scaffold was produced using particle?leaching/freeze?drying technique. And the obtained composite scaffold was characterized by SEM, TGA, UV spectrophotometer, universal testing machine and so on. New Zealand rabbits were used to prepare bone defects, which was treated by the implantation of active artificial bone loaded with or without RFP. The blank group was untreated. Then the repairing effects of the materials were examined. Results The obtained porous scaf?fold has inter?connected and uniformly distributed pores, and the diameters of pores range from 200 μm to 300 μm. Many mi?cropores (10 μm to 50 μm) can be observed on the wall of macropores. The total porosity of the porous composite scaffold can reach as high as 83.4%; the β?TCP content of the scaffolds is 51.2%. Meanwhile, the addition of β?TCP avoided volume shrinkage compared with b?PLGC scaffold; Additionally, the porous composite scaffold has good compressive strength ( 240 kPa) and compressive modulus (1.0 MPa); And the drug loading of the scaffold was 3.2%,which could smoothly release drug for 63 days after a period of burst release for a week. All defects in the experimental groups were radiographically repaired. There were significant differences between the experimental groups and the control group. Conclusion RFP?loaded poly (cap?rolactone)?b?poly (lactide?co?glycolide)/β?TCP composite scaffold is expected to benefit in drug therapy and bone repair in the treatment of bone tuberculosis.
2.Imaging Diagnosis of Pulmonary Infection in HIV/AIDS
Dawei ZHAO ; Ke ZHANG ; Daqing MA
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2001;17(5):439-441
Purpose To study X-ray and CT findings of pulmonary infection in AIDS. Methods We evaluate 10 cases who have chest abnormalities. The all patients have X-ray and CT examination. Results Imaging of pulmonary tuberculosis in AIDS, including infiltrative imaging and diffuse patchy imaging, enlarged mediastinum lymph nodes and extra chest enlarged lymph nodes. The imaging of legionella species is infiltrative imaging. Carinii pneumonia appearances diffuse infiltrative and interstitial abnormalities. Conclusion Pulmonary tuberculosis, legionella species and carinii pneumonia are common infections in AIDS. The patchy, consolidations, diffused diseases and enlarged lymph nodes are important imaging appearances.
3.CT measure of pharynx of OSAHS patients
Yunpeng MA ; Jimin BAO ; Dawei MENG
Chinese Archives of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 2006;0(02):-
OBJECTIVE To investigate the location and degree of pharyngeal narrowing in patients with ob-structive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome(OSAHS). METHODS Fifty patients with OSAHS were divided into two groups. The first group was examined with single layer helix CT at an awaken state. The second group was examined with single and 16 layer helix CT at an asleep state. Control group was 225 healthy adults. RESULTS The average minimum diameter of pharynx at soft palate level was 5.85 mm and the aver-age minimum section proportion was 50.3 mm2 in the first group. The average minimum diameter and the av-erage minimum section proportion of pharynx at soft palate level were 2.88 mm and 31.5 mm2, and 1.62 mm and 6.3 mm2 as examined with single layer and 16 lay-ers helix CT scan respectively in the second group. CONCLUSION CT can be used as a method for esti-mating the degree of pharyngeal narrowing in patients with OSAHS. 16 layer helix CT scan can reflect the actual pharyngeal narrowing in OSAHS patients while sleeping more accurately.
4.Efficacy of transurenthral resection of muscle-invasive bladder cancer in the elderly
Hong GAO ; Yan LIU ; Zexing WANG ; Aiwu MA ; Dawei CUI
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2012;31(7):586-588
Objective To investigate the clinical effects of transurenthral resection of muscleinvasive bladder tumor (TURBT) in senile. Methods This study was clinical prospective random research.46 senile cases with muscle-invasive bladder cancer treated by TURBT was divided into 2 groups:control group and observed group.The observed group was treated with TURBT combined with intravesical instillation of pirarubi 30 mg immediately after TURBT,the bladder wall around tumor was resected thoroughly.The control group underwent radical cystectomy and pelvic lymph node dissection. Results The clinical improvement rate was higher in observed group than control group (85.7% s.63.6%,X2 =5.3008,P=0.021).There was not difference in 3 years recurrence rate between observed group(25.0%) and control group(13.6%) (x2 =S.3008,P>0.05).The 1 year survival rate were 95.8%,90.9% and 3 years survival rate were 79.2%,72.7% in observed group and control group,respectively,and there were no differences between the two groups(X2 =0.262,P=0.609). Conclusions TURBT combined with intravesical instillation of pirarubi can enhance clinical effect and reduce recurrence rate in the treatment of the elderly with muscle-invasive bladder cancer.
5.A Study of Instantaneous Biological Effects of Blast Waves with High-speed Photography
Shigang ZHENG ; Yinyu LI ; Dawei LIU ; Xiaohua MA ; Zhengguo WANG
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1983;0(03):-
The instantaneous changes of the body cavities under the impact of blast waves were studied in three dogs. The changes were recorded with the high-speed photography of three different speeds (563, 1526, and 6526 frames/second). It was demonstrated that there was an 11.7% reduction on average of the body cavities due to compression after 0.777 kg/cm2 of overpressure was received.In correlation with the authors' previous research work and with the relevant literature, it is believed that the 11.7% reduction is likely related to the severe pulmonary injury which is resulted from the abrupt disturbance of hemodynamics after blast wave impact.
6.Studies on the preparation of docetaxel nano-liposomes and its treatment on liver cancer cells in vivo and in vitro
Youlong MA ; Haiyan QI ; Zhendong CAO ; Dawei HU
Chinese Journal of Biochemical Pharmaceutics 2015;(6):43-47
Objective To prepared the docetaxel nano liposome (L-DOC) for the therapy of liver cancer HepG2 cells in vitro and in vivo. Methods The film-ultrasonic dispersion method was used to prepare the L-DOC.The diameter and Zeta potential of L-DOC were determined by Nanosizer and the encapsulation efficiency was further measured.CCK-8 method was used to determine the cell viability of HepG2 cell after treating with various concentration of DOC and L-DOC respectively and the cell death type was detected by Flow cytometer.Next, we have studied the relative tumor volume change of tumor-bearing mice and the toxicity in vivo.Results The average diameter of L-DOC was 104 nm and the Zeta potential was about -35.1 mV.The Zeta potential of L-DOC was almost unchanged after standing for 96 hours.The encapsulation efficiency of L-DOC was ( 71.2 ±1.6 )%.The CCK-8 results showed that the cell viability was decreased after treating with various concentration of DOC and L-DOC, but the inhibition effect of L-DOC was better than that of DOC after treating with the same dose, especially for 20μg/mL.It was found that the cell death was induced by apoptosis.The in vivo study results showed that 6mg/kg L-DOC could inhibit the tumor volume better than that of same dose of DOC.In addition, 6mg/kg L-DOC and DOC didn’ t induce in vivo toxicity.Conclusion The L-DOC is prepared by film-ultrasonic dispersion method which has small diameter, great biocompatibility.And it could inhibit the HepG2 cells in vitro and in vivo, especially for no in vivo toxicity.
7.Application of Biomedical Fibrin Glue in Laparoscopic Hepatectomy
Longbin MA ; Bin LI ; Jin HE ; Xinyuan WANG ; Dawei ZHANG
China Pharmacy 2005;0(17):-
OBJECTIVE:To discuss the application of biomedical fibrin glue in laparoscopic hepatectomy(LH).METHO-DS:40 patients undergoing LH were randomly divided into biomedical fibrin glue group(trial group) and control group:the patients in trial group underwent LH,transection of liver by ultrasound knife,with the transected liver surface sprayed with biomedical fibrin glue guided by laparoscope;the control group underwent routine LH only.The postoperative blood loss and bile leakage were observed by T-tube drainage.RESULTS:In the biomedical fibrin glue group,the operations for all the patients were successful,the postoperative recovery was smooth,the postoperative drainage volume,RBC in the drained fluid,level of hemoglobin and length of hospital stay were all significantly lower than in the control group(P
8.Health reform in grass-roots units of China according to the monitoring data of public opinion during NPC and PCC
Kongyang YIN ; Yilei DING ; Dawei ZHU ; Shuo LIU ; Hao MA
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2015;(9):8-11,26
In order to show the social situation and public opinions for the decision-makers of medical reform, the viewpoints of main media, NPC and PCC members, and Internet users were analyzed according to the real-time monitoring data of public opinions on health-related topics ( new rural cooperative medical system, basic public health service, and rural medical workers) during the NPC and PCC, which showed the public awareness of health reform in grass-roots units of China.
9.Imaging of pneumocystis carinii pneumonia in AIDS
Dawei ZHAO ; Ke ZHANG ; Daqing MA ; Cuiyu JIA
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2001;0(04):-
Objective To study the X ray and CT findings of pneumocystis carinii pneumonia in AIDS. Methods Five AIDS patients who had chest abnormalities were analyzed. Results Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia appeared as diffuse infiltrative and interstitial fine nodules. Conclusion If the diffuse and infiltrative interstitial fine nodule are the appearances in patients with AIDS, the pneumocystis carinii pneumonia should be considered.
10.Clinical application of physiologic work of breathing as a respiratory weaning parameter in mechanically ventilated patients
Haibo QIU ; Bin DU ; Sui MA ; Dawei LIU ; Dechang CHEN ;
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 1997;0(11):-
Objective:To evaluate the physiologic work of breathing (WOBphy)as parameter of respiratory weaning and extubation. Method: Patient work of breathing (WOBt) and imposed work of breathing (WOBimp) were measured. WOBphy was obtained with WOBt minuting WOBimp. In the patients who did not meet conventional respiratory weaning parameters ,if WOBphy