1.The correlation of pulmonary ground-glass opacity imaging features and benign,malignant lesions
Haibing XU ; Xiaocui SHEN ; Yugang JI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2017;33(7):1006-1009
Objective To analyze the imaging features of ground-glass opacity (GGO) and provide advice for early diagnosis and treatment of malignant lung lesions.Methods The imaging findings of 56 GGOs scanned by MSCT on thin layer scanning were analyzed by χ2 test.Multivariate Logistic regression analysis was performed of the statistically significant variables for univariate analysis.Results Smoothness of the boundary, uniformity of the internal density, and spiculated margin of the GGO lesions were closely related to the diagnosis of malignant lesions.However,size,shape and distribution of the lesions were limited.Conclusion The distribution of GGO(internal, middle and outer band), border, internal density and spiculation are playing important role in early diagnosis of benign and malignant GGO.
2.Arthroscopic treatment of the avulsion fracture of anterior cruciate ligament from the tibial spine using steel-wire fixation
Youjia XU ; Haibing ZHOU ; Xiangli WANG
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(04):-
[Objective]To explore the operating methods and key points of bysteel-wire guiding fixative steel-wire repearing tibial intercondylar eminence avulsion fractures under arthroscope.[Method]From February 2006 to August 2006,14 patients with tibial intercondylar eminence avulsion fractures were treated in bysteel-wire guiding fixative steel-wire method.Among them,there are 9 males and 5 females with an average age of 32.6 years,aged from 5 to 40 years.Injury cause:7 of road accident,5 of falling down while moving and 2 of falling from height.The results of preoperative x-Ray and Artoscan of all patients suggested the avulsion fracture of anterior cruciate ligament from the tibial spine.In the operation,firstly,fixative steel-wire cross the avulsion fracture tendon-bone joint zone.Then,make each side of avulsion fracture a bone tunnel on the tibial plateau.Finally,guide fixative steel-wire out of these two bone tunnels and then fix this steel-wire with the help of guiding steel-wires.After operation,fix the knee joint with plaster slab bended at 20? in three or four weeks.Remove the plaster slab and do functional exercise after 4 weeks.And move with walking stick 8 weeks later.[Result]All 14 patients were available at follow up with mean duration of 10.5 months.The X-Ray suggested bone healed at about 5.5 months after operation.We got the excellent in 8 cases,good in 4 and fair in 2 according to the advanced Lyshdm's classification at the last follow up.The excellent and good rate was 85.1%.[Conclusion]The technique needn't traditional cut,and has many advantages,such as micro injury,rapid recovery and few complications.And it is good to master the main points of this technique for applying it.
3.Brain CT Manifestations of Premature Infants
Zhiping WANG ; Yongming XU ; Haibing ZHONG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2000;0(12):-
Objective To approach CT features of brain in premature infants.Methods 30 premature infants were examined by helical CT with low dose.The morphology of brain was observed and the density of brain tissue was also measured.Results Premature infants had thin cerebral cortex and shallow sulci.The density of white matter showed lower CT density,the average CT value was(14.36?1.91) HU and CT value of the white matter tended to increase with fetal age.7 cases(fetal age
4.sCD44v6 in the diagnosis of colorectum cancer
Qishui OU ; Bin LAN ; Haibing XU
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2000;0(06):-
Objective To explore the role of sCD44v6 in the diagnosis of colorectum cancer. Methods ELISA was used to detect the concentration of sCD44v6 of 81 patients after or before surgery.Results The level of sCD44v6 in the group of colorectum cancer was 200.5?31.1 ng/ml, which was higher than that of normal controls (45.6?9.5ng/ml) and that of patients with coloritis (48.3?7.6ng/ml). The concentration of sCD44v6 in the group of colorectum cancer with metastasis(280.1?26.9ng/ml) was higher than that of the group without metastasis(160.9?34.4ng/ml). The level of sCD44v6 was related to tumor burden.Conclusions The level of sCD44v6 is closely related to colorectal cancer and its metastasis. It would be useful in the diagnosis, prognosis, and forcasting of metastasis.
5.A meta-analysis of mood stabilizers for Alzheimer's disease.
Haibing, XIAO ; Ying, SU ; Xu, CAO ; Shenggang, SUN ; Zhihou, LIANG
Journal of Huazhong University of Science and Technology (Medical Sciences) 2010;30(5):652-8
The objective of this study was to assess the clinical evidence for or against mood stabilizers as a treatment for Alzheimer's disease (AD). We searched 5 databases from their inception to January 2010. Five randomized clinical trials of mood stabilizers to treat human patients suffering from AD were included. These trials assessed the effectiveness of mood stabilizers as an adjunct treatment to conventional anti-dementia drugs on behavioral and psychological symptoms, especially on agitation. Methodological quality was assessed using the Jadad score. The results suggested a significant effect in favor of placebo on the Mini-Mental Status Examination [n=270, weight mean difference (WMD), -0.89; 95% confidence intervals (CIs) -1.69 to -0.09, P=0.03] and on the Neuropsychiatric Inventory total (NPI total) (n=51, WMD, 3.71; 95% CIs 0.15 to 7.26, P=0.04). There were no significant differences in change scores on total Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS total), NPI/BPRS agitation, Cohen-Mansfield Agitation Inventory total and Physical Self Maintenance Scale between mood stabilizers and placebo. Only one of these studies was free of methodological limitations (Jadad score=5). In conclusion, based on the existing evidence, mood stabilizers are ineffective or even harmful as a treatment for AD.
6.A metabonomic approach to the early prognostic evaluation of sepsis using HPLC/MS in rat model
Haibing MENG ; Pingbo XU ; Hua XU ; Xiaoming DENG ; Zhongying LIN ; Shikai YAN ; Jinbao LI
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2009;18(2):120-126
Objective To innovate an early, rapid and efficient approach to the pmgnestic evaluation of sep-sis in order to lower the mortality. Method Forty-five septic rats, induced by cecal ligation and puncture, were divided into surviving group (n=23) and non-survival group (n=22) on six days after onset of sepsis. Serum samples were taken from septic and sham-operated rats (n=25) at 12 hours after surgery. HPLC/MS assays were performed to acquire the serum metabolic profiles, and radial basis function neural network (RBFNN) was em-ployed to build predictive model for prognostic evaluation of sepsis. Results The principal component analysis al-lows differentiating the rots of survive,non-survive and sham-operated from one another in respect of the pathologic characteristics. Six metabolites, linolenic acid, linoleic acid, oleic acid, stearic acid, docosahexaenoic acid and do-cosapentaenoic acid, related to the outcomes of septic rats were then structurally identified. A RBFNN model for outcome predication was built based upon the metabolic profile data from rat sera with the sensitivity of (96.1 ±3.6)% (n=10) and specificity of (91.0±4.3)% (n=10). Condusions HPLC/MS-based metabonomic approach combined with pattern recognition permits accurate outcome prediction of septic rats in the early stage. The proposed approach has advantages of rapid, low-cost and efficiency, and is isph-ing to be applied in clinical prognostic evaluation of septic patients.
7.Clinical investigation of mild cognitive impairment in patients with Parkinson's disease
Haibing XIAO ; Lili JIANG ; Xu CAO ; Xifeng WANG ; Xian QIAO ; Shenggang SUN
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2008;41(8):520-523
Objective To describe the prevalence and neuropsychological character of mild cognitive impairment (MCI) associated with Parkinson' s disease(PD-MCI). Methods One hundred and three PD patients and a control group of 32 healthy old subjects were chosen. Psychometric assessment included the Mini Mental State Examination, the Dementia Rating Scale and a series of neuropsychol ogicaltests. The Hamilton Rating Scale of Depression was used to assess depression in PD patients. Results (1)Twenty-one (20.4%) PD patients was diagnosed with dementia, 45 (43.7%) had a MCI and only 37(35.9%) had no cognitive impairment; (2) Subjects with PD-MCI were older, had a later onset of the PD,and displayed more severe motor symptoms compared with those without cognitive impairment; (3) The prevalence and neuropsychological profile of PD-MCI were thought to correlate with the dominating side and subtype of Parkinsonian symptoms, for patients with left-sided dominant symptoms had a significantly higher chance of suffering MCI than those with right-sided dominant symptoms, the ratio being 74.2% vs 42.2%,χ<'2 =7. 589,P <0.05; The tremor-dominant group took less time than the mixed group for Stroop word test measurement ((80.8±39.9) s vs (94.4±30.0) s,t=3.332,P<0.01). Conclusion Identification of MCI is of important clinical significance, which helps to treat patients differently and thus predict the prognosis.
8.Preparation and evaluation of risperidone-loaded microsphere/sucrose acetate isobutyrate in situ forming complex depot with double diffusion barriers.
Xia LIN ; Xing TANG ; Yuhong XU ; Yu ZHANG ; Yan ZHANG ; Haibing HE
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2015;50(6):775-82
In the present study, a risperidone loaded microsphere/sucrose acetate isobutyrate (SAIB) in situ forming complex depot was designed to reduce the burst release of SAIB in situ forming depot and to continuously release risperidone for a long-term period without lagime. The model drug risperidone (Ris) was first encapsulated into microspheres and then the Ris-microspheres were embedded into SAIB depot to reduce the amount of dissolved drug in the depot. The effects of different types of microsphere matrix, including chitosan and poly(lactide-coglycolide) (PLGA), matrix/Ris ratios in microspheres and morphology of microspheres on the drug release behavior of complex depot were investigated. In comparison with the Ris-loaded SAIB depot (Ris-SAIB), the complex depot containing chitosan microspheres (in which chitosan/Ris = 1 : 1, w/w) (Ris-Cm-SAIB) decreased the burst release from 12.16% to 5.80%. However, increased drug release rate after 4 days was observed in Ris-Cm-SAIB, which was caused by the high penetration of the medium to Ris-Cm-SAIB due to the hydrophilie of chitosan. By encapsulation of risperidone in PLGA microspheres, most drugs can be prevented from dissolving in the depot and meanwhile the hydrophobic PLGA can reduce the media penetration effect on the depot. The complex depot containing PLGA microspheres (in which PLGA/ drug=4 : 2, w/w) (Ris-Pm-SAIB) showed a significant effectiveness on reducing the burst release both in vitro and in vivo whereby only 0.64% drug was released on the first day in vitro and a low AUC0-4d value [(105.2± 24.4) ng.mL-1.d] was detected over the first 4 days in vivo. In addition, drug release from Ris-Pm-SAIB can be modified by varying the morphology of microspheres. The porous PLGA microspheres could be prepared by adding medium chain triglyceride (MCT) in the organic phase which served as pore agents during the preparation of PLGA microspheres. The complex depot containing porous PLGA microspheres (which were prepared by co-encapsulation of 20% MCT) (Ris-PPm-SAIB) exhibited a slightly increased AUC0-4d of (194.6±15.8) ng.mL-1d and high plasma concentration levels from 4 to 78 days [Cs(4-78d)=(7.8±1.2) ng.mL-1]. The plasma concentration on 78 day C78d was (9.0 2.5) ng.mL-1 which was higher than that of Ris-Pm-SAIB [C78d= (1.6 ± 0.6) ng.mL-1]. In comparison with Ris-Pm-SAIB, the AUC4-78d of Ris-PPm-SAIB increased from (379.0±114.3) ng.mL-1.d to (465.0 ±149.2) ng.mL-1.d, indicating sufficient drug release from the Ris-PPm-SAIB. These results demonstrate that the risperidone loaded porous PLGA microsphere/SAIB in situ forming complex depot could not only efficiently reduce the burst release of SAIB depot both in vitro and in vivo, but also release the drug sufficiently in vivo, and be capable to continuously release the drug for 78 days.
9.Risk factors of nosocomial infections in patients with head and neck cancer during radiotherapy
Haibing ZHANG ; Jianwei XU ; Shaojun ZHENG ; Lixin RU ; Genhua YU ; Pengtian JI
Chinese Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases 2016;(1):32-36
Objective To investigate the risk factors of nosocomial infections in patients with head and neck cancer during radiotherapy .Methods Clinical data of 189 patients with head and neck cancer receiving radiotherapy in Huzhou Central Hospital during August 2011 and December 2014 were retrospectively studied .Chi-square test and multivariate Logistic regression analysis were performed to explore the risk factors of nosocomial infections in patients during radiotherapy .Results Among 189 patients with head and neck cancer receiving radiotherapy , nosocomial infection was observed in 64 (33.86%) patients.Univariate analysis showed that radiation-induced oral mucositis (χ2 =11.47, P<0.01), underlying disease (χ2 =6.59, P<0.05), stage of tumor Ⅲ-Ⅳ (χ2 =4.36, P<0.05), whole-neck radiation (χ2 =7.64, P <0.05), dose of radiation ≥50 Gy(χ2 =8.92, P <0.05), combined chemotherapy (χ2 =6.53, P<0.01), invasive operation (χ2 =4.21, P<0.05), PS score=1 (χ2 =3.58, P<0.05) and low body mass index (χ2 =9.56, P <0.05) were risk factors of nosocomial infections . Multivariate Logistic regression analysis indicated that radiation-induced oral mucositis ( OR=3.46, χ2 =8.72, P<0.01),underlying disease (OR=1.91, χ2 =4.66, P<0.05), stage of tumor Ⅲ-Ⅳ (OR=2.01,χ2 =5.22, P<0.05), whole-neck radiation (OR=1.78,χ2 =4.89, P<0.05), dose of radiation ≥50 Gy (OR=1.69,χ2 =3.25, P<0.05), combined chemotherapy (OR=1.84, χ2 =6.91, P<0.05) and low body mass index (OR=1.53, χ2 =2.59, P<0.05) were independent risk factors of nosocomial infection.Conclusions Nosocomial infections are popular in patients with head and neck cancer during radiotherapy.Radiation-induced oral mucositis, underlying disease, stage of tumor, radiation field, dose of radiation, combined chemotherapy and body mass index are associated with the occurrence of nosocomial infections in these patients .
10.Blood glucose and glycosylated hemoglobin levels of type 2 diabetes at different altitudes and different races in Yunnan Province
Haibing JU ; Liping YANG ; Jian FAN ; Xiaojuan SUN ; Ying CHEN ; Xinming XU
Journal of Chinese Physician 2014;16(5):631-633
Objective To investigate the effects of altitude,race,gender and age on blood glucose and glycosylated hemoglobin(HbA1 c) of type 2 diabetes.Methods A total of 410 patients with type 2 diabetes (T2DM) who resided at different altitudes in Jinghong,Kunming and Lijiang city for over 5 years and received antidiabetic treatment without adjustments for over 3 months were enrolled.To compare blood glucose,hemoglobin (Hb) and HbA1 c levels of T2DM among different altitudes,different races,different genders and different ages,The correlation between races and HbA1c was evaluated with Pearson's correlation analysis.Results No significant differences were observed in fasting blood glucose (FBG) (P =0.49,P =0.1,P =0.09,P =0.3),2 h postprandial blood glucose (2 h PBG) (P =0.33,P =0.4,P =0.7,P =0.1),and HbA1 c (P =0.47,P =0.28,P =0.2,P =0.07) levels between patients at different altitudes,different races,different genders and different ages.However,there were significant differences in Hb (P <0.01).There was no significant correlation between races and HbA1c levels(r =0.003,P =0.6).Conclusions There were effects of altitude,race,gender and age on hemoglobin of type 2 diabetes,but no effects on glycosylated hemoglobin.