1.Changes of Protein Metabolism in Rat Liver after Scaldingand Effects of Insulin
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1986;0(S1):-
Full thickness scalding of 37% TBSA was inflicted io rats. Three days later, the liver of the animals was isolated and the changes of the protein metabolism in the liver and the effects of insulin on the changes were evaluated.It was found that the protein and DMA levels of the liver showed no obvious changes after scalding, but the RNA content increased by 24% and the rate of leucine incorporation by 31%. After the addition of insulin, the leucine content increased by 23.% and 25.8% in the controls and the injured animals respectively. The results indicate that the rate of protein synthesis in the liver of the scalded animals increases, which is likely to be related to the increase of RNA content, and the liver protein synthesis remains to be sensitive to insulin.
2.Changes of protein Metabolism in Rat Soleus Muscle after Burus and Effects of Leucine and Insulin
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1984;0(01):-
This paper is to report the changes of the protein metabolism in the rat soleus muscle in vitro after 37% TBSA full-thickness burns covering one hindlimb and the effects of leucine and insulin on the burned muscle.It was found that there werea significant decreases of the protein content and marked exaggeration of the rates of tyrosine incorporation,tyrosine release and tyrosine net release in the burned muscle.No changes of the above-mentioned parameters could be revealed in the muscle of the unburned limb and the controls.Elevation of leucine concentration in the medium could not improve the protein metabolism of the burned muscle.0.1u/ml of insulin could significantly stimulate the tyrosine incorporation in the muscle of the unburned limb and the controls,but no similar effect was observed on the burned muscle.The results indicate that increased protein degradation of the local burned muscle is responsible for the postburn negative nitrogen balance;administration of leucine alone cannot improve the protein metabolism in the local burned muscle;and the sensivity of the burned muscle to insulin is suppressed.
3.The risk factors of severe birth defects and mild birth defects of Guangdong province
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2017;24(13):2043-2047
Objective To find out and compare the risk factors of the severe birth defects and mild birth defects,and make it more effective to prevent the severe birth defects.Methods Fetus diagnosed with severe birth defects in Shunde district,Foshan during 2016 were selected as case group 1,those who diagnosed with moderate/mild birth defects were selected as case group 2,and those healthy infants whose mother's last menstrual period was at the same time with the case groups were selected as control group.Their mothers' relative information was collected.A case-control study was conducted to analyze the risk factors of the two case groups respectively.We applied Chi-square analysis and multivariate Logistic regressions to find out the independent risk factors.Results Chi-square analysis showed that maternal age above 35 years(χ2=19.69,P<0.01) and gravidity 3 times or more(χ2=10.06,P<0.01) were the risk factors of severe birth defects,and twins was the risk factor of mild birth defects(χ2=4.05,P<0.05).The multivariate Logistic regressions showed that maternal age above 35 years was the independent risk factor of severe birth defects(OR=2.75,P<0.001),and twins was the independent risk factor of mild birth defects(OR=2.22,P=0.05).Conclusion The women with age above 35 years have higher risk to pregnant a baby with severe birth defects and they are worthy of more attention during pre-pregnancy and antenatal examinations.
5.Evaluation of application effect of risk management in delivery room
Biping HUANG ; Yanling TAO ; Haixia WAN
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2013;(3):69-70
Objective To find the application effect of risk management in nursing management in delivery room.Methods 1200 hospitalized parturients in 2011 were selected as the observation group,and 1186 parturients in 2008 were set as the control group.The observation group received risk management and nursing measures,while the control group was given traditional nursing.Nursing defects rates,the rate of post-partum haemorrhage,the incidence of neonatal asphyxia,dystocia rate,nursing disputes and patient satisfaction degree were compared between two groups.Results Neonatal label defects rates,the rate of post-partum haemorrhage,the incidence of neonatal asphyxia,dystocia rate and nursing disputes in the observation group were much lower than that in the control group.The patient satisfaction degree was significandy increased in the observation group.Conclusions Summarizing the risk factors,performing risk management in delivery room can greatly increase the delivery and nursing quality and patient satisfaction degree.
6.Progress on the lymplmode micrometastasis of gastric cancer
Yong NING ; Guangjian HUANG ; Yanling ZHANG
International Journal of Surgery 2009;36(7):478-481
Lymph node metastasis is one of the main methods of metastasis and it affects the the prognosis of patients with gastric cancer. It is reported that the rate of tumor recurrence in patients with tumor-negative lymph nodes detected by routine pathology is approximately 25%, which is a factor that affects the survival. It is reported that the phenomenon associates with lymph nodes micrometastasis closely. The article will tou-ch the latest development on micrometsstasis.
7.The changes of endothelial cell function and coagulation-fibrinolysis system in maintenance hemodialysis patients with diabetic nephropathy
Wen HUANG ; Jie ZHENG ; Yanling ZHAI
Chinese Journal of Practical Internal Medicine 2000;0(12):-
Objective To find out the changes of endothelial cell function and coagulation-fibrinolysis system in maintenance hemodialysis(MHD)patients with diabetic nephropathy(DN).Methods The plasma levels of TM,PAI-1,TAT and PAP in 28 DN-MHD,34 non-DN MHD and 40 controls were measured by ELISA.Results (1)The levels of TM,PAI-1,TAT and PAP in both DN group and non-DN group were significantly higher than those in control group,P
8.THE STUDY OF NON-CYTOTOXIC CHEMOTHERAPY IN GASTRIC CANCER
Yanling ZHANG ; Guangjian HUANG ; Heming WANG
Chinese Journal of Current Advances in General Surgery 1998;0(01):-
objective To study the inhibition effect and its mechanism of a non - cytotoxic chemotherapy drug in the growth of gastric cancer. Methods The inhibition effect was observed in the growth of xenotransplanted gastric cancer cells MKN45 with a gastrin receptor(GR) antagonist. On the basis of the determination of expressed GR in 34 patients with gastric cancer, we evaluated the preliminary clinical effect of PGL to gastric cancer with the positive GR. Results It is less tumor area, weight and gastric cancer cells DNA Index, average DNA contents and S phase fraction in PGL group than in control group. It is the least in PGL + SST group. GR is easy to be expressed in advanced gastric cancer of the body, cardia and fundus. With the 16-21 months follow- up of 14 patients with positive GR gastric cancer, we find that 2 patients died in control group of 8 patients, and all patients are alive in PGL group. Conclusion PGL can regulate the growth of gastric cancer cells MKN45. It would be able to improve the prognosis of gastric cancer.
9.Clinical study on 46 cases of hepatolithiass complicated with cholangiocarcinoma
Yanling CHEN ; Fengzhi YIN ; Jianfu HUANG
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;0(10):-
Objective To study the clinical features, diagnosis,and treatment of hepatolithiasis complicated with cholangiocaminoma. MethodsClinical and pathological data were analysed retrospectively on 46 cases of hepatolithiasis complicated with cholangiocarcinoma. Results The results showed that the incidence of cholangiocarcinoma in hepatolithiasis was 4%, and 33% of patients were diagnosed as cholangiocarcinoma preoperatively. Tumor occurring in left intrahepatic ducts, right intrahepatic ducts, and hilar bile duct was 72%, 9% and 20%, respectively. Only 15(33%) cases underwent radical resection with 1-, 2-, and 3 year survival rate of 100%, 67% and 25% for the 12 cases that were closely followed-up. None of 15 cases receiving palliative bile duct drainage had survived for 1 year. KG2Conclusions Patients with a history of hepatolithiasis more than 10 years are under the risk of cholangiocarcinoma.During a surgery for hepatolithiasis a thorough exploration for the possible coexistance of cholangiocarcinoma is strongly recommended.
10.Newly interrupted techniques and procedures to prevent gastric cancer cells dissemination in the radical resection of gastric cancer
Chenen HU ; Jun GAN ; Yanru CHEN ; Yanling ZHANG ; Guangjian HUANG
China Oncology 2006;0(07):-
Background and purpose:Inadequate surgical operation of gastric cancer may cause introgenic tumor cell dissemination and peritoneal seeding.This study introduced a new technique of the interrupted procedure to prevent gastric cancer cells dissemination in the radical resection of gastric cancer.Methods:Patients received gastric interrupted procedure employing the use of gastric interrupted forceps in the carcinoma of antrum,gastric body or cardia.The interrupted effect,complicated nature of the procedure and the preliminary result of CK19 mRNA expression in the portal blood by RT-PCR techniques of the interrupted group and the routine operation group were analyzed.Results:All the patients were successfully interrupted in the gastric operation,but there were some differences in the detailed procedure between the carcinoma of antrum,gastric body and cardia.Special attention should be given to the prevention of spleen scrape via the interrupted forceps,and to the posterior gastric trauma in case there is adhesion between the stomach and pancreas.Nine patients (9/17) of the routine operation group have positive portal blood CK19 mRNA expression whereas all 17 patients have negative portal blood CK19 mRNA expression in the interrupted group.Conclusion:The interrupted procedure is an easy,useful and safe method of manipulating and to preventing a large amount of gastric cancer cells from disseminating in the portal blood during the radical operation of gastric cancer.