1.Inferior vena cava partial interruption and filter placement in the prevention of pulmonary embolism: experience of 44 cases
Yan ZHANG ; Heng GUAN ; Changwei LIU
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1993;0(02):-
ObjectiveTo evaluate partial inferior vena cava (IVC) interruption and filter placement in the prevention of pulmonary embolism caused by lower extremity deep vein thrombosis (LEDVT).MethodsAmong 44 cases of LEDVT, 10 cases underwent partial IVC interruption, 34 cases received IVC filter placement.Results7 out of 10 cases undergoing IVC occlusion experienced post operative relief of non-fatal pulmonary embolism symptoms with no perioperative mortality or severe complications.On follow-up of 8 months, 3 cases experienced non-lethal pulmonary embolism. 24 out of 34 filter placement cases had postoperative relief of pulmonary embolism symptoms with no perioperative mortality. 2 cases suffered from inhospital pulmonary embolism with one death. 20 cases were followed up for an average of 10 months without recurrence of pulmonary embolism. Conclusion Both partial IVC interruption and filter placement are safe and effective surgical procedures for the prevention of recurrence of pulmonary embolism. The result of filter placement is more favourable.
2.Interference of CGRP to hepatic microcirculation in acute liver injury
Zhongxin LI ; Ming YAN ; Kejing LIU ; Huimin LIU ; Hui GUAN
Chinese Journal of Current Advances in General Surgery 1999;0(03):-
Objective: To interview the role of CGRP to hepatic microcirculation in acute liver injury induced by coneanavalin A(Con A). Methods: Sixty Kunming rats were divided into three groups randomly(n=20), acute liver injury was established by injection with 20 mg/kg Con A through the tail vein. A saline control group was established by injection with saline. In CGRP-administered group, CGRP was given to rats 30 min before Con A injected. Ten mice in each group were used to observe the average liver blood flow volume and concentration by laser-doppler flow-instrument, and the other ten rats were observed the hepatic microcirculation velocity in vivo by an inverted microscope. Liver damage was assessed by histological evaluation after the rat had been killed. Results: Compared to the injury group, the average liver blood flow volume and velocity were significantly increased in CGRP-administered group, meanwhile, the pathological injury was markedly alleviated, whereas the blood concentration was almost the same. Conclusion: CGRP can decrease the dysfunction of hepatic microcirculation by means of improving the tissue perfusion, and alleviate the pathological damage during acute liver injury.
3.Golgi dispersal in irradiated cells and the protective effect of vanillin derivatives
Shudong YAN ; Hua GUAN ; Yu WANG ; Xiaodan LIU ; Pingkun[ ZHOU
Military Medical Sciences 2016;40(10):809-813,857
Objective To determine the Golgi dispersal in radiation damaged cells and the protective effect of vanillin derivatives.Methods Immunofluorescence, cell cycle analysis of flow-cytometry,Western blot,and clone formation were used.Results Immunofluorescence observation showed that the Golgi dispersal caused by 2 Gy 60 Coγ-ray was significantly increased in a dose-dependent manner in the range of 4-10 Gy as was demonstrated by the fact that the Golgi area was significantly increased. When the irradiated cells were treated with the radioprotective agent VND3207, a vanillin derivative,the Golgi dispersal induced by radiation was significantly reduced.The radiation-induced Golgi dispersal was also displayed in a pattern of time-course after irradiation in the HeLa cells, and persisted at least to 36 h post-irradiation. Cell cycle test results indicated that the Golgi dispersal was not associated with the G2/M arrest triggered by radiation-induced DNA damage response.VND3207 could promote cell survival by plate colony formation assay.Conclusion The Golgi dispersal can be caused byγ-ray irradiation in a dose-and time-dependent manner, and VND3207 can provide a good protection against radiation injury associated with inhibited Golgi dispersal.
4.A Comparative Study Between Pathology and CT Classified Patterns and Diagnosis of the Golioma of the Brain (A Report of 70 Cases)
Junzhi PU ; Yan ZHI ; Lijun GUAN ; Xiaofang MEI ; Jun LIU
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(09):-
Objective To study the relativity between pathology and CT diagnosis and CT classified types of the golioma of the brain.Methods Seventy cases of golioma confirmed by CT diagnosis and pathology by way of non-contrast CT scanning and enhanced scans were analysed in comparison the results of the pathology and CT appearances.Results (1)The accuracy rate of CT diagnosis was 85.7%;(2)having pointed out the CT classified types of the golioma of the brain a acording of CT appearances comibined with shape.Type Ⅰ was(low-tensity,non-enhancement types)16 cases,which can be only seen in Ⅰ and Ⅱ grade of astrocytoma oligodendroglioma,and the latter was often characterized by bending stripe-like calcification or cluster dot-like calcification,both of which occupy 33% of the total (3/9).Type Ⅱ was (ring-like enhanced patterns)13 cases,which often appeared in Ⅱ?Ⅲ?Ⅳ grade astrocytoma,charactenied by parietal-node which took up 53.8%(7/13).The pathology changes were mainly caused by the internal neceosis and a few by cystic changes.Type Ⅲ(nodular or mass-like enhancement) in 31 cases revealed by various types of goliomsas,which were typical CT appearances of medulloblastoma and ependymoma.Type Ⅳ(mixed types)in 10 cases had showed the CT appearances of malignant goliomas.(3)The results indicate that no or slight edema and mass effect as well as intensification were mainly seen in Ⅰ and Ⅱ grade astrocytomas,Ⅲ and Ⅳ grade astrocytomas were classified as the less serious and the serious both of which had distinctive differences.(4)Analyse the CT appearances of brain golioma in terms of tumor cytology had provided the pathology evidences for CT classified patterns.Conclusion CT appearances and CT classified patterns can reflect some pathologie characteristics and provide an important reference for astrocytoma pathology grading.
5.Drug-induced Renal Injury Caused by Antibacterial Drugs
Kexin LIU ; Mei GUAN ; Yu YAN ; Ting XU
China Pharmacist 2015;(3):476-479
At present, antibacterial drugs are widely used in the clinical treatment of infectious diseases. It is particularly impor-tant to focus on the safety of antibacterial drugs for the application improvement in the clinical treatment. The paper reviewed and sys-tematically analyzed the relative literatures in order to explain the pathomechanism of drug-induced renal injury caused by antibacterial drugs and propose some preventive measures. The study suggested that attention should be paid to the distribution and characteristics of the adverse drug reaction of antibacterial drugs to ensure the safe and proper administration of the drugs.
6.Application of PBL teaching method in the discussion of severe cardiac patients
Yan JIN ; Yanxia GUAN ; Junyan LIU ; Meng LI
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2011;27(25):6-8
ObjectiveTo investigate the best pattern of the discussion on nursing cases of severe cardiac patients and improve the quality of the clinical nursing activity.Methods90 nurses from six cardiac units were divided into the control group and the experimental group with 45 nurses in each group. The experimental group adopted PBL teaching method, the control group adopted conventional teaching method. The discussion of severe cardiac patients was proceeded twice every month for one year.Results The experimental group was better than the control group in master and application of the basic cardiac knowledge, nursing quality of serious patients and effectiveness of nurse-patient communication.ConclusionsDiscussion with PBL teaching method is superior to the conventional method. This method can widen the nurses'thread, improve the nurses' ability to solve problem, so it is worthy of wide application.
7.Evaluation of quality of life and intervention measures of female patients with urinary incontinence
Xiaomeng GUAN ; Tao SUN ; Chen WU ; Yan LIU ; Kefang WANG
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2011;27(26):1-4
ObjectiveTo explore the impact of urinary incontinence on women's quality of life, and the effective measures to improve it.MethodsWe conducted a comprehensive literature review to analyze the present research about quality of life on urinary incontinent women and interventions for improving it.ResultsUrinary incontinence influenced patients' quality of life in many aspects, especially in their physical health, mental health, daily living and sexual life. Regular pelvic floor muscle training could prevent and control the incontinence symptoms and improve patients' quality of life.ConclusionsIt is necessary to carry on a series of activities to propagandize that urinary incontinence can be treated, effective measures should be taken to prevent and manage urinary incontinence in order to improve quality of life in urinary incontinent women.
8.Imaging features of Zinner syndrome
Jian GUAN ; Xiaoling ZHANG ; Shan HU ; Mingjuan LIU ; Yan GUO
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2014;(6):480-483
Objective To explore imaging features of Zinner syndrome.Methods Eight male patients with clinically diagnosed Zinner syndrome performed abdominal and pelvic CT and /or MRI scan.The radiological data was studied retrospectively.Results Eight cases showed seminal vesicle cyst with ipsilateral renal agenesis on CT and/or MR imaging ( left side, n =5; right side, n =3).The maximal diameter of seminal vesicle cysts varied from 4.2 to 7.0 cm, and appeared as oval cystic lesion with irregular contour or tube-like dilatation , which appeared low density on CT image and hypo-or hyperintensity on T 1 WI and hyperintensity on T 2 WI.Bladder compression was found in 6 cases.Fuild-fuild level in the cysts was seen in 2 cases.Remnants of ureter structure were seen in only 1 case.There was no other accompanying abnormality of urinary system.Conclusions Zinner syndrome presents with characteristic imaging features , and the key issue is differential diagnosis of seminal vesicle cysts.
9.Mutation analysis of hepatitis B virus X gene in hepatitis B virus-associated glomerulonephritis
Hui DONG ; Yan XU ; Liqiu LIU ; Guangju GUAN ; Wei JIANG
Chinese Journal of Nephrology 2014;30(4):273-278
Objective To determine whether mutation of Hepatitis B virus (HBV) X gene is associated with hepatitis B virus-associated glomerulonephritis (HBV-GN).Methods The venous blood was collected from 50 patients with HBV-GN and 60 patients with asymptomatic HBV carriers (control group).Serum HBV DNA was extracted to determine the serum titer of HBV-DNA and then polymerase chain reaction (PCR) was used to detect the HBV X gene mutation.Results (1)There were not statistical significance between age and gender in HBV-GN group and control group (P >0.05).There were not statistical significance of serum replication level of HBV DNA in HBV-GN with X gene mutation and control group (P > 0.05).Urine protein excretion in HBV-GN group with or without X gene mutation was found with statistical significance (P < 0.05).(2)Nucleotide mutations [84% (42/50)] resulted in amino acid substitution in HBV-GN.Nucleotide mutations changed in transfunction control region of X gene,including position nt1653,nt1726,nt1727,nt1730,nt1753,nt1762 and nt1764.(3)Nucleotide mutations [8%(5/60)] resulted in amino acid substitution in control group.Nucleotide mutations changed in position nt1632 and nt1635,located in non-functional region.Conclusions HBV X gene mutations and the subsequent amino acid substitutions are found in HBV-GN.The urine protein excretion level increases in patients with X mutation,suggesting that these mutations may play an important role in the pathogenesis of HBV-GN.
10.Collision tumor of ovary:imaging features and pathology
Jian GUAN ; Huanjun WANG ; Lili CHEN ; Yan GUO ; Mingjuan LIU
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2016;(1):22-26
Objective To explore imaging findings and pathological features of ovarian collision tumors. Methods A retrospective analysis of preoperative imaging findings was performed in 8 female patients with surgical-pathological proven ovarian collision tumors. CT scans were performed in 5 cases, both CT and MRI were performed in 2 cases, and non-enhanced MR scans were performed in 1 pregnancy woman. Imaging results were compared with pathologic findings. Results Ovarian collision tumors in the eight patients consisted of 2 types tumors, originated from different ovarian tissues including surface epithelial cells, germ cell, or sex cord-stromal cell. Of the 8 ovarian collision tumors, 5 were located in the left ovary, and 3 in the right ovary. Ovarian collision tumors consisted of surface epithelial tumor and germ cell tumor (n=6) including mucinous cystadenoma and teratoma (n=4), mixed cystadenoma and teratoma (n=1), and serous cystadenoma and struma-ovarii (n=1). Ovarian collision tumors in two cases consisted of surface epithelial tumor and sex cord-stromal tumor, and were mucinous cystadenoma and fibroma, respectively. Imaging findings included:all tumors in the 8 cases presented big or huge multiple complicated cystic mass with 9 to 26 cm in diameter. Germ cell tumor or sex cord-stromal tumor in collision tumor was smaller and located inside the tumor (n=3) and on the tumor wall (n=5). The boundary between two types of tumors in ovarian collision tumor was distinct and clear. Typical imaging features and densities (signals) of different tumors in ovarian collision tumors can be found on CT or MRI. Conclusions Ovarian collision tumors has some specific imaging and pathological characteristics. Imaging examination is helpful for most accurate diagnosis of ovarian collision tumors.