1.Human Genne Myo-Inositol Monophosphatase 2 Gene and Clinical Disease
feng, ZHAO ; da-bin, WANG ; dong-chi, ZHAO
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 1992;0(06):-
Human genne myo-inositol monophosphatase 2(IMPA2) was recently a novel and promising gen that was associated with disease,especially in mental and neuro diseases.Its locus is in chromosome 18p11 2,about 15 kb.It encodes IMPA2 enzyme.IMPA2 enzyme as a mainly and catalytic inositol plays an important role in cell signaling system.The mechanism of action of IMPA2 gene is still unclear.But in basic research on genetic structure and IMPA2 product,the biochemical functions and crystal structure have gradually been recognized;In the clinical application,the association with disease has been detected in manic depression,schizophrenia and febrile seizuers.IMPA2 even has been a susceptible gene to certain diseases.IMPA2 has increasingly been the hotspot in gene research.
2.Significance of Detection of Chemokines in Serum of Infants Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection
sheng-ying, XIA ; dong-chi, ZHAO ; dian-ding, ZOU
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2003;0(10):-
Objective To explore the roles of macrophage inflammatory protein- 1?(MIP- 1?) and regulated upon activation normal I" cell expressed and secreted(RANTES)in pathogenesis of respiratory syncytiai virus(RSV) infection,and explore the roles of these chemokines asthma caused by RSV mfectron. Methods Serum samples were obtained from 45 infants with RSV infection, including 10 hroivhial asthma, 15 bronchitis or pneumonia ,20 upper respiratory tract infection ;20 healthy infants with non - RSV infection as the normal group. ELISA method was used to determine the concentrations of MIP- 1? and RANTES in serum. Results MIP - 1? and RANTES levels in infants with RSV infection were much higher than those of non - RSV infected healthy subjects (P
3.Study on the teaching of geriatric diseases from the perspective of discipline cross
Zhihao WANG ; Baorong CHI ; Huiying ZHAO ; Yuehui WANG ; Xiujiao QIN ; Bin DONG ; Rui LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2017;16(3):295-298
The teaching of geriatrics requires the combination of basic medicine,clinical medicine,nursing,rehabilitation medicine and pharmacy,and the intersection of medical science and humanities.In order to meet the problems of coping with much disease coexistance in geriatrics,poor efficacy,long course of disease,slow recovery and adverse drug reactions,the article puts forward the combination of blackboard and multimedia,the combination of teacher teaching and student lectures,the combination of PBL and CBL,and the combination of theoretical knowledge and clinical practice.It also puts forward carrying out reforms from such measures as the classroom teaching,teaching rounds,case discussion,literature reading,academic research,humanistic influence,going to community pension center for social practice and so on,to improve the quality of gerontology teaching.
4.The value of gradient echo T2*-weighted imaging for detection of familial cerebral cavernous malformation
Xuewu LIU ; Lijun SU ; Guoqing DONG ; Shuhua WANG ; Shengjun WANG ; Xiuhe ZHAO ; Wei WU ; Zhaofu CHI
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2008;41(8):528-531
Objective To investigate the value of gradient echo T2'* -weighted imaging for detection of familial cerebral cavernous malformation (FCCM). Methods Twenty-six members in 2 families of FCCM were examined at 3.0 T by using CT, conventional MRI and GRE T2'*2'-WI sequences to detect numbers of FCCM. Results Twelve cases of FCCM were found by GRE T2'*-WI sequences. These patients all had multiple lesions(average of 23). The lesions were mainly located in ganglia area, followed by cortico-subcortical, thalamus, cerebellar and brain stem. These lesions appeared as special reticulated core of mixed signal intensity with a surrounding rim of decreased signal intensity representing bemosiderin from previous hemorrhages. The numbers of lesions (average of 5-17) and cases of FCCM (average of 3-9) examined by the conventional MRI were decreasing in the order of SE, DWI, T2FLAIR, T1WI and T2WI, each less than GRE T2'*-WI. CT only identified 3 cases with big lesions combined with hemorrhage and calcification.Conclusions GRE T2'*-WI could be a better choice of MRI sequence in diagnosing FCCM compared with CT and conventional MRI.
5.Timing of evoked potentials forecasting the prognosis of patients with severe cerebrovascular disease
Jincong ZHANG ; Shizhong SUN ; Dong WANG ; Kaiyang CHI ; Fengwu TANG ; Yongqing ZHAO
Chinese Critical Care Medicine 2016;28(12):1135-1140
Objective To investigate the effectiveness and the best assessment time of the short-latency somatosensory evoked potential (SLSEP) and brainstem auditory-evoked potential (BAEP) in the prognosis prediction of patients with severe cerebrovascular disease. Methods A prospective trial was conducted. The patients with severe cerebrovascular disease and Glasgow coma scale (GCS) ≤ 8 and admitted to the neurological intensive care unit (NICU) of Armed Police Logistics College Affiliated Brain Hospital from December 2014 to May 2015 were enrolled. The patients received SLSEP and BAEP nerve electrophysiological examinations within 24 hours and on 3, 7, 15 days after admission respectively and were graded according to Cant method. GCS was evaluated within 24 hours and on 15 days after admission. The prognosis was evaluated by Glasgow outcome scale (GOS) at six months after the onset of the disease. At different time windows after the onset of the disease, the correlations between different predictive indexes (GCS, SLSEP and BAEP) and outcome (GOS) were analyzed using spearman rank correlation; in the mean time, the efficacy for predicting the prognosis by single index or combined indexes was compared by receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve. Results Seventy-eight patients were enrolled [men 46, women 32, age range (60.79±12.50) years old]. There were 78, 64, 44 and 19 patients observed at 24 hours and on 3, 7, 15 days after admission because the short-term death of some patients. The graded abnormal rate of SLSEP was 75.64%, 82.81%, 79.55% and 73.98% respectively; and the graded abnormal rate of BAEP was 82.05%, 84.38%, 85.94% and 73.68% respectively. ① Correlation analysis: all the predictors were correlated with GOS within 24 hours and on 3, 7, 15 days after admission, and SLSEP and BAEP grading were moderately correlated with GOS (0.4≤|R| < 0.7). ② The accuracy of the predicting prognosis: the area under the curve (AUC) of GCS on 15 days after admission [AUC = 0.772, 95% confidence interval (95%CI) = 0.561-0.984, P = 0.045] was the maximum when predicting survival. AUC of SLSEP (AUC = 0.825, 95%CI = 0.695-0.955, P = 0.000) and BAEP (AUC = 0.786, 95%CI = 0.646-0.927, P = 0.002) were the maximum on 7 days after admission when predicting death. ③ The effectiveness of the prognosis prediction: the sensitivity of SLSEP grading and BAEP grading were 92.6% and 96.3% respectively, while the sensitivity, specificity and accuracy of SLSEP and BAEP combined prediction were 100% on 7 days after admission. The specificity of GCS was 100% on 15 days after admission. Conclusions SLSEP and BAEP have more close correlation with prognosis compared with the GCS; Continuous dynamic combined evaluation of SLSEP and BAEP has important clinical value for patients with severe cerebrovascular disease possess in the prognosis assessment, the accuracy and the effectiveness of SLSEP and BAEP combined prediction were higher on 7 days especially.
6.Clinical and neuroimaging features of hypoglycemia encephalopathy in the elderly
Xuewu LIU ; Wei WU ; Shuzhen WANG ; Lili CAO ; Xiuhe ZHAO ; Ruidong CHEN ; Lijun SU ; Guoqing DONG ; Zhaofu CHI
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2008;41(9):610-613
Objective To investigate the clinical and neuroimaging features of hypoglycemia encephalopathy in the elderly. Methods The history and clinical features of 36 patients who had undergone brain CT and MRI were analyzed retrospectively. Results Twenty-seven patients had infections and fevers as a trigger, presenting all kinds of symptoms. Eleven cases were found to have abnormal signals in bilateral caudate nucleus and lenticular nucleus in MRL But CT examination showed no new lesions in corresponding position. Hypoglycemia encephalopathy were commanly found in the elderly who had diabetes mellitus and treated with drugs. After being followed up for 6 months, their neuroimaging did not change. Conclusions Because the patients often present unconsciousness and weakness with a sudden onset, hypoglycemia is easily mistaken for other disorders, especially in the elderly. For those with consciousness, we should pay more attations to hypoglycemia. Brain CT has no value of diagnosing hypoglycemia encephalopathy, while MRI plays an impotant role in diagnosing the disease. The characteristic MRI features predicts a bad prognosis.
7.Clinical and neuroimaging futures of chorea due to nonketotic hyperglycemia:7 cases report
Xuewu LIU ; Guoqing DONG ; Lijun SU ; Xiuhe ZHAO ; Wei WU ; Lili CAO ; Shuhua WANG ; Shengjun WANG ; Zhaofu CHI
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2008;41(6):404-408
Objective To investigate the clinical and neuroimaging futures of chorea due to nonketotic hyperglycemia.Methods Seven cases of chorea due to nonketotic hyperglycemia were clinically examined and underwent brain CT and MRI as well.Results Investigations revealed uncontrolled diabetes with absent ketones of 7 cases.They all presented with sudden onset hemiachorea or bilateral chorea or generalized chorea.The CT scan of brain could find abnormal lesions in our cases.Hyperintense lesions in the basal ganglia,on T1 WI of MRI were demonstrated in our study.Pure drugs was unable to control chorea.The symptoms of chorea and neuroimaging lesions were normal after the hyperglycemia being controlled.Conclusions Chorea caused by nonketotic hyperglycemia is mainly found in aged people with diabetes mellitus in a mechanism of causing striatal neuronal dysfunction,presenting charicristic CT scan or MRI of brain.Chorea should be considered potentially reversible when associated with nonketotic hyperglycemia,for rapid detection and early correction of hyperglycemia could lead to complete recovery of these involuntary movements.
8.Electromagnetic navigation-guided acupuncture of foramen ovale: A cadaver study
Minjie CHEN ; Chi YANG ; Lixu GU ; Weijie ZHANG ; Minjun DONG ; Jing ZHAO ; Bin JIANG ; Yating QIU ; Zhiqiang FENG
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2010;26(1):55-59
Objective: To evaluate the surgView-RFT electromagnetic navigation system in radiofrequency thermocoagulation(RFT). Methods: 6 foramen ovales of 3 cadavers were punctured by 3 beginners. Every one tried 5 times by free-hand and 5 times by SurgView-RFT electromagnetic navigation-guidance. After each puncture, CT scans were used as golden standard to measure the distance between the tip of needle and the anterior margin of the foramen ovale. T test and variance of SAS 6.12 statistical software was used to do the statistic analysis. Results: The punctures by free-hand failed, and the distances between the tip of needle and the anterior margin of the foramen ovale were 8-10.6 mm. The punctures by navigation guidance were successful, and the distances between the tip of needle and the anterior margin of the foramen ovale were 2.68-3.54 mm. The error of navigation system was 0.59 mm which was verified by CT scan. There was significant difference between free-hand puncture and navigation-guided puncture. Conclusion: The surgView-RFT electromagnetic navigation system is characteristic with high performance, high accuracy and minimal invasion, while it is applied in training or clinical using.
9.Prevention and treatment of chylous fistula after central lymph node dissection of thy-roid cancer
Weijing HAO ; Yang YU ; Xiangqian ZHENG ; Xiaoyong YANG ; Jingzhu ZHAO ; Li DONG ; Xianhui RUAN ; Chen PENG ; Jiadong CHI ; Ming GAO
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2016;(2):72-75
Objective:To discuss the causes and effective measures of prevention and treatment of chylous fistula after central lymph node dissection (CLND) of thyroid cancer. Methods:A total of 6 127 patients who underwent CLND of thyroid cancer in the Tianjin Medical University Cancer Institute and Hospital between July 2013 and June 2015 were analyzed;of which, 14 patients acquired the complication of postoperative chylous fistula. The following conservative treatments were initially performed:systemic therapy, local pressure bandaging, normal pressure drainage, 50%glucose injection, or pingyangmycin injection through a drainage tube. Surgical op-eration was then conducted when the efficacy of the treatment was poor. Results:After the conservative treatment of the 14 patients, the drainage volume gradually decreased in 12 patients, and surgery was performed on the remaining two patients. Conclusion:The CLND of thyroid cancer must be carefully conducted to prevent postoperative chylous fistula. An active conservative treatment must be the first option when chylous fistula occurs. Surgery must only be performed if the treatment is invalid.
10.Cerebral cavernous angiomas:clinical,pathophysiological and imaging features in one Chinese family
Xue-Wu LIU ; Zhao-Fu CHI ; Li-Jun SU ; Xiu-He ZHAO ; Wei WU ; Shu-Zhen WANG ; Li-Li CAO ; Rui-Dong CHEN ; Jing GAO ; Xiao-Hua WANG
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2005;0(11):-
Objective To investigate clinical symptoms,pathophysiology and brain imaging features of Chinese familial cerebral cavernous angiomas.Methods Head MRI examination,clinical and pathophysiological examination were performed in a Chinese family with one proband of cerebral cavernous malformation.The disease atlas of the family was drawn.The patients indicative of a surgery underwent resection of hemangioma whose pathophysiology and microstructure were observed.Results Nine familial cerebral cavernous angiomas patients were found to have multiple intracranial lesion in the 18 family members,the penetrance being 50%,conforming to the feature of autosomal incomplete dominance inheritance.Four patients with skin cavernous hemangioma had familial cerebral cavernous angiomas.MRI was the most sensitive modality for the diagnosis of cavernous angioma.With T_2-Weighted sequences,the lesion was typically characterized by an area of mixed signal intensity,with a central reticulated core and a peripheral rim of decreased signal intensity related to deposition of hemosiderin.Gradient-echo(GRE)MRI could find microcavernous hemangiomas that would not be found in other sequences.Cavernous angiomas were typically discrete multilobulated berrylike lesions that contained hemorrhage in various stages of evolution.Histological homogeneity and overlap with other vascular malformations such as capillary telangictasia was common.Cavernous angiomas were composed of endothelial-linked sinusoidal spaces not separated by significant amounts of neural tissue.Hemorrhagic residua were common.Clots at different stages of evolution within the lesion were seen.The basic membranes of sinus became thick and soft.Parts of it were layered.Conclusions Familial cerebral cavernous angiomas is an autosomal incomplete dominance inheritance disease.Cavernous angiomas are composed of endothelial-linked sinusoidal spaces not separated by significant amounts of neural tissue.There are more than one focus in every patients and the skin cavernous angiomas is the foundation of diagnosing familial cerebral cavernous angiomas.Gradient-echo imagine sequence MRI(3.0 T)could be the"golden standard".