1.Visualized study of current status of the research in neonatal non-invasive ventilation
Xiaoyan YANG ; Chao CHEN ; Jing SHI ; Jun TANG ; Dezhi MU
Journal of Clinical Pediatrics 2015;(9):771-775
ObjectivesTo present the current condition of non-invasive ventilation in newborns in the last ifve years in China, to describe the probable research trends of this ifeld, and to provide the possible research directions in future.Methods Using co-word analysis, the keywords “neonate” and “non-invasive ventilation” were searched in the CNKI database. The search results included 457 articles. Then the relation matrix was built by Excel 2010. Finally the visualized network was drawn by Ucinet 6.3.ResultsNasal continuous positive airway pressure (nCPAP) is primarily for the treatment of neonatal respiratory distress syndrome (NRDS) in China. Meanwhile, nasal intermittent positive pressure ventilation (nIPPV) and bilevel positive airway pressure (BiPAP) are gradually applied in clinic. The application scope of non-invasive ventilation is expanding. Besides the neonatologists, nurses are also paying close attention to non-invasive ventilation.ConclusionsThe visualized network, successfully built by Netdraw, relfects the hot topics and current condition in this ifeld.
2.The function, problems and improvements of academic communication in training graduates'research capability
Hongju CHEN ; Tao XIONG ; Yi QU ; Dezhi MU
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2012;11(1):15-17
The article is to study the status of academic communications,providing useful exploration to enhance the scientific research ability of postgraduate students.In the base of summing up the forms of the internal and external multi-level academic communications,we point out varies of problems existing inall levels.The level and publicity of some academic communications are poor; the postgraduate students' participation is not powerful enough; the guide form supervisors and graduate management are in shortage. These factors are restricting the role of academic communications in training postgraduate's research ability.Therefore,we should take some appropriate improvements.The effect of academic communications in training graduate students' research ability should be enhanced via improvements at various aspects.
3.Construction of eukaryotic expression vector of pE_6/p53/GFP and its influence on cell cycle of lung adenocarcinoma
Liwei MAO ; Weidong WANG ; Dezhi LI ; Zhengtang CHEN
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(24):-
Objective To construct the wt-p53's eukaryotic expression vector pE6/p53/GFP that was controlled by the radiation induced promoter and research its functions.Methods Radiation response element E6 was synthesized by gene synthesis.The wt-p53 cDNA sequence was prepared from pcDNA3.1(+)/p53 plasmid by PCR.IRES2-EGFP report gene segment was prepared from double cistron expression vector IRES2-EGFP by enzyme digestion.After sequenced and identified,the recombinant plasmid was transformed into H1299(p53-/-)cell with Lipofectamine 2000,and the cell lines in stable expression was screened by G418.In the H1299(p53-/-)cell transfected with the recombinant plasmid or without,wt-p53 mRNA expression was analyzed by RT-PCR,the p53 expression by Western blot when exposed to 4 Gy 8 MV X ray for 0,3,8,12,24,36 h or when exposed to 0,1,2,4,8 Gy 8 MV X ray for 12 h.The cell cycle of H1299(p53-/-)cell transfected stably with the recombinant vector was analyzed by flow cytometry after exposed to 4 Gy 8 MV X ray.Results The recombinant pE6-p53/GFP plasmid had been constructed correctly and the expression of p53 gene in the transfected H1299 cell lines had been determined.After 4 Gy X ray radiation,the expression of wt-p53 protein had a significant rise.The transfected H1299 cell lines stopped in G1 stage after radiation and their cloning efficiency decreased notably.Conclusion We had constructed successfully the recombinant pE6/p53/GFP plasmid that was regulated by radiation induced response element E6.This provides experimental data for radiation-gene therapy of non-small lung cancer.
4.Advances in nutritional risk screening after stroke
Rong YANG ; Muke ZHOU ; Dezhi CHEN ; Li HE
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(01):-
Nutritional risk screening is the priority for nutrition support after stroke.The advance in nutritional risk screening after stroke was reviewed in order to provide assistant information for post-stroke nutrition support and nursing care.
5.Diagnostic Value of Multi-slice Spiral CT in Pulmonary Embolism
Dezhi ZHANG ; Tianxuan MA ; Xiujuan LIU ; Ling LUAN ; Lijun CHEN
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(10):-
Objective To analyze spiral CT manifestations and the diagnostic value of pulmonary embolism (PE).Methods Spiral CT pulmonary angiography (SCTPA) and chest plain CT scan were performed in 25 cases with highly-suspected PE. CT findings were retrospectively analyzed.Results The direct signs of PE appeared as complete or partial filling defect within pulmonary arteriae on SCTPA.191 branches of pulmonary artery were involved in all cases,of them, 44 branches were centrally located(23.0%), 115 branches were eccentrically located (60.2%),7 branches were mural filling defect (3.7%), 25 branches were complete occlusion (13.1%).The indirect signs of PE included irregular consolidation (n=15), patchy ground glass opacities (n=6),local streak shadows(n=4),"mosaic"sign (n=5), pleural effusion(n=16) ,pericardial effusion (n=3)and simple emboli no other signs(n=3).Conclusion SCTPA is a fast ,effective, security and non-invasive diagnostic method for PE .
6.Total body irradiation before hematopoietic blood stem cells transplantation:clinical analysis of 78 cases
Dezhi LI ; Yibing ZHOU ; Jiuqing WAN ; Zhengtang CHEN
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1983;0(03):-
Objective To analyze the efficacy,dose and complications of total body irradiation(TBI) for patients to receive hematopoietic stem cell transplantation(HSCT) in the treatment of leukemia and malignant lymphoma.Methods From May 2002 to February 2007,78 cases with leukemia or malignant lymphoma received the TBI before HSCT in our department.All the patients were irradiated with linear accelerator in 2 consecutive days at a total dose of 7 to 11 Gy,dose rate of 4.5 to 5.0 cGy/min,once per day.Among them,55 cases received traditional high-dose chemotherapy before radiotherapy,and the other 23 cases got TBI first followed by high-dose chemotherapy.Results All the cases used TBI prior to transplantation was successful,and no serious complication such as radiation pneumonitis was observed.Conclusion Our TBI regime is a safe and effective pretreatment for HSCT.TBI used before the large doses of the chemotherapy is recommended because it is proved to be effective,without affecting the survival rate,and of lesser TBI reaction and of lesser preparation work for irradiation to radiotherapist.More attention should be paid when the linear accelerator is employed for TBI.
7.Expressions and roles of CTGF and MT1-MMP in extracellular matrix remodeling of left ventricle in patients with aorta valve stenosis
Dezhi ZHENG ; Lin CHEN ; Yingbin XIAO ; Jia HAO
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(09):-
Objective To approach the expressions and the roles of connective tissue growth factor (CTGF) and membrane type 1 matrix metalloproteinases (MT1-MMP) in valve disease with pressure overload which induces extracellular matrix remodeling of left ventricle. MethodsOf 32 patients, 16 cases were pressure overload group (PO), who had the multiple valve disease with predominately aortic valve stenosis, having a ring diameter of aorta valve less than 1.3 cm, cross valve pressure gradient equal or more than 40 mmHg, and valvular regurgitation less than 4.0 cm2; The other 16 cases, as mitral stenosis group (MS), were simple mitral stenosis patients with single valve replacement. Meanwhile, 5 normal individuals served as control, who died from accident. Echocardiography was used to analyze the left ventricular function and detect the hypertrophic level of the left ventricle. Left ventricle muscle samples were obtained during operation. Histological features were studied by Masson staining, and collagenous contents were quantitated with a computer-assisted imaging analysis system. The mRNA expressions of CTGF and MT1-MMP were detected with RT-PCR. ResultsConcentric hypertrophy was observed significant in PO group, but myocardial hypertrophy was not found in MS group. Compare to the MS group and control, PO group had significantly more collagenous contents in left ventricle, thickened vessel wall, and narrow lumen of blood vessel (P0.05), but CTGF mRNA expression was increased in MS group compare to control (P
8.Effects of cell hypoxia on radio-inducible activity of Egr-1 promoter and its mechanisms
Weidong WANG ; Zhengtang CHEN ; Dezhi LI ; Xin LIU ; Yuzhon DUAN
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(19):-
Objective To investigate the effects of cell hypoxia on radio-inducible activity of early growth response gene-1 (Egr-1) promoter and its mechanisms. Methods The reporter vector of Egr-1 promoter was constructed by inserting the promoter sequence upstream the lucifearase gene in pGL3, which was then transfected into the lung adenocarcinoma A549 cell by liposome. The luciferase activity and H 2O 2 production were detected in the transfected cells exposed to doses of 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 Gy radiation combined with the oxygen concentrations of 0.1%, 0.5%, 1%, 2.5%, and 5 %. The changes of luciferase activity in the transfected cells exposed to various concentrations of H 2O 2 were observed. Results The reporter vector of Egr-1 promoter was constructed successfully. The radio-inducible activity of Egr-1 promoter decreased significantly in the transfected cells exposed to oxygen concentration below 2.5% in a concentration-dependent manner, as compared with that in the normal control (P
9.Stenting for atheros clerotic subclavian artery stenosis/occlusion A retrospective case series analysis and follow-up results
Yongkun LI ; Qin YIN ; Wusheng ZHU ; Yinzhou WANG ; Dezhi LIU ; Maogang CHEN ; Gelin XU ; Xinfeng LIU
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2011;19(11):811-817
Objective To investigate the efficacy of endovascular stenting complicating other craniocervical artery stenosis (OCAS) in patients with atherosclerotic subclavian artery stenosis/occlusion (SASO).Methods The clinical data of receiving endovascular stenting therapy in patients with atherosclerotic SASO were analyzed retrospectively,including demographic characteristics,vascular risk factors,complicating OCAS,as well as stenting for SASO and follow-up results.Results A total of 65 patients with SASO were included in the study,47 of them were males and 18 were females (mean age of 64 ± 9 years).Forty-six patients (70.8% ) complicated OCAS.The overall technical success rate was 95.4%,in which the patients with stenosis (n =58) were 98.1% and those with complete occlusion (n =7) were 71.4%.The complications occurred in 4 patients.There were no intervention-related serious stroke and death.Mean follow-up was 24 ± 19 months,6 patients with restenosis and 10 with clinically relevant events were found.They mainly occurred in patients with OCAS.The first angioplasty patency rates were 94.5%,81.8% and 81.8%,respectively at 12 and 24 months after procedure and at the end of follow-up.The survival rates of no clinically relevant events were 92.9%,74.6% and 68.3%,respectively.Conclusions Endovascular stenting can safely and effectively treat the SASO patients complicating OCAS.Its overall clinical outcome may be affected to some extent by OCAS.
10.Characteristic analysis of severe stenosis and occlusion of extracranial internal carotid artery caused the distribution patterns of cerebral infarction lesion
Hongbing CHEN ; Hua HONG ; Ying WANG ; Dezhi LIU ; Qin YIN ; Xinfeng LIU
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2011;19(1):50-57
Objective To analyze the severe extracranial internal carotid artery (EICA)stenosis and occlusion caused the distribution patterns of cerebral infarction lesion and then to investigate the differences of stenosis and occlusion caused mechanisms of cerebral infarction in order to provide the basis for individual prevention and treatment strategies. Methods The clinical and imaging data of 61 patients with atherosclerotic severe EICA stenosis (70-99%) or occlusion caused acute cerebral infarction were analyzed retrospectively. They were divided into stenosis group (n =31) and occlusion group (n =30) according to the degree of stenosis. The distribution pattems of infarct lesion of both groups were compared. They were divided into good (n =31) and poor (n = 26) collateral flow compensation groups according to the middle cerebral artery (MCA) and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) on the lesion sides of EICA.The distribution patterns of the infarct lesion in both groups were compared. Results The proportion of the patients with hypertension in the poor collateral flow compensation group was significantly higher than that in the good collateral flow compensation group (22/26 vs.18/31, P = 0. 042). The proportion of the patients with multiple cerebral infarction in the occlusion group was significantly higher than thai in the stenosis group (15/30 vs. 24/31, P =0. 026),and the proportion of the patients with single cerebral infarction was significantly lower than that in the stenosis group (15/30 vs. 7/31, P =0. 026). The proportion of the patients with large cortical infarction was significantly higher than that in the stenosis group (7/30 vs. 1/31, P=0. 026). Among the patients with single cerebral infarction, the proportion of the patients with border-zone infarct (BZI) in the occlusion group was significantly higher than that in thestenosis group (8/15 vs. 5/24, P = 0. 036), and the proportion of the patients with cortical infarct (CI) was significantly lower than that in the stenosis group (15/24 vs. 4/15, P =0. 048).The proportion of the patients with BZI in the poor collateral flow compensation group was significantly higher than that in the good collateral flow compensation group (8/15vs. 4/22, P =0. 036), and the proportion of the patients with CI was significantly lower than that in the good collateral flow compensation group (4/15 vs. 14/22, P =0. 045). The proportions of the patients with large perforating artery infarct (11/30 vs. 3/31, P=0. 016) and BZI (20/30 vs. 10/31, P =0. 010) in the occlusion group were significantly higher than those in the stenosis group, and among the patients with BZI, the proportion of the infarction involving only the patients with internal border zone was significantly higher than that in the stenosis group (15/30 vs. 6/31, P =0. 016). The proportion of the patients with BZI in the poor collateral flow compensation group was significantly higher than that in the good collateral flow compensation group (19/26 vs.9/31, P =0. 001), and among the patients with BZI, the proportion of the infarction involving only the patients with internal border zone was significantly higher than that in the good collateral flow compensation group (14/26 vs. 6/31, P =0. 011). The proportion of the patients with incomplete anterior circle of Willis in the poor collateral flow compensation group was significantly higher than that in the good collateral flow compensation group (19/26 vs. 8/31,P =0. 001).Conclusions The lesion distribution patterns of cerebral infarction caused by severe EICA stenosis and occlusion are different, and it suggests that the cerebral infarction mechanisms caused by both are different. In patients with severe EICA occlusive disease, MRA showed that the developing signal change at the lesion sides of MCA may be a potential surrogate index for identifying the state of collateral circulation, but it needs to use the research means of quantitative determination of blood perfusion to verify.