To determine the effects of Remifentanil on the expression of adhesive factors during acute lung injury, we used immunohistochemistry and reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT PCR) technics to measure the expression levels of ICAM 1, and P Selectin in the lung in a rat model of hemorrhagic shock. We duplicated modified Wigger hemorrhagic shock model in healthy SD rats. The rats were divided into three groups: control group, resuscitation group, resuscitation and drug using group. The positive ratios of ICAM 1 and P Selectin in the lungs at different time points, namely preshock, shock, resuscitation 2 hours, and resuscitation 4 hours were determined. There were 6 rats in each group and each time point. The degree of pulmonary injury in the drug using group was less than that in other two groups. Resuscitation with lactated Ringer's solution led to most serious injury in the resuscitation group. In drug using group, the expression of ICAM 1 and P Selectin was far less than that in the other two groups ( P

Objective To determine the modulating effects of remifentanil on the expression of apoptosis factors during acute lung injury as a result of hemorrhagic shock, we observed the expression of C-Jun, Bax, Bcl-2 in lung with immunohistochemistry in rats with hemorrhagic shock. Methods Hemorrhagic shock model was replicated with modified Wigger's method in healthy SD rats. Seventy-two rats were randomized into three groups: sham resuscitation, resuscitation with lactated Ringer′s solution, and fluid resuscitation with remifentanil. Positive rates of C-Jun, Bax, Bcl-2 were assayed in the lungs at different time points: preshock, shock, 2 hours after resuscitation, and 4 hours after resuscitation. Results ①The model of acute lung injury subsequent to hemorrhagic shock was reproduced in rats. ②The expression of Bcl-2 elevated slowly in three groups, while the expression of Bax elevated rapidly, and there were significant differences between the value of baseline and those of other time points (P

Angiography, Digital Subtraction ; Embolization, Therapeutic ; Humans ; Retroperitoneal Neoplasms ; diagnosis ; surgery ; therapy ; Stents ; Vascular Surgical Procedures ; methods

Objective: To study the expression of heparanase and CD44v6 in osteosarcoma and analyze the correlation between them. Methods: The expressions of heparanase and CD44v6 in human osteosarcoma were detected by immunohistochemical staining. Results: The positive rates of heparanase and CD44v6 protein in osteosarcoma tissues were significantly higher in osteosarcoma tissues than in osteochondroma (79.6% vs 20.0% and 55.1% vs 25.0%, P < O. 05). Expressions of heparanase and CD44v6 had positive correlation (r=0.663, P < 0.001). Both of them were closely associated with clinical stage and metastasis of osteosarcoma. Conclusion: Overexpressions of heparanase and CD44v6 in human osteosarcoma may stimulate the adhesion, invasion, and metastasis of osteosarcoma.

China ; Cleft Lip ; etiology ; therapy ; Cleft Palate ; etiology ; therapy ; Humans

Objective: To screen the optimal formula and preparation process of vitamin B1 ( VB1 ) sustained-release tablets. Methods:The single-factor tests were used to investigate the type of filler, type and amount of matrix material hydroxypropyl methycel-lulose(HPMC), type and amount of retarder, tablet weight and core hardness. The orthogonal tests were used to investigate the amount of HPMC and ethyl cellulose( EC) and the core hardness. Results:The optimum formula was as follows:HPMC accounted for 50% of the tablet weight, EC accounted for 20%, the filler was lactose, the tablet weight was 200 mg and the tablet core hardness was 50 N. Conclusion:The prepared sustained-release tablets have significant controlled-release property, which provides reference for the devel-opment of new dosage form for VB1 .

ObjectiveTo investigate the influence of selective soft tissue release on the tension around hip joint through posterolateral approach, and to ascertain the sequence of soft tissue release in total hip arthroplasty. MethodsFive fresh frozen cadavers with ten intact lower extremities were used in the study. All the pelves of cadavers were fixed on the operating table by a special designed fixer on a lateral position. Femoral supracondylar bone traction was employed for axial traction. The force for traction was 15 kg. Posterolateral approach was used for exposure and two sequences for soft tissue release were studied. One Kirschner wire was fixed at the bone near the anterior superior iliac spine, and the wire was perpendicu-lar to the operating table. Another Kirschner wire was fixed into the bone at lateral femoral shaft. The two Kirschner wires were parallel to each other. The distance between the two Kirschner wires was measured be-fore and after each soft tissue structure release. ResultsThere were no significant changes of the distance measured before and after applying traction alone, releasing external rotation muscles, opening the posterior capsule and releasing the gluteus maximus insertion. There were significant changes of distance measured before and after resection of femoral head, release of tensor fasciae latae and/or iliotibial band, excision of anterior capsule, and release of iliopsoas tendon had. The average lengthened distance was 1.5 mm (range, 1-3 mm) after resection of femoral head, and 8.0 mm (range, 2-19 mm) after release of tensor fasciae latae and/or iliotibial band, 5.5 mm (range, 1-13 mm) after excision of anterior capsule, and 1.8 mm (range, 1-3 mm) after release of iliopsoas tendon respectively. The distance lengthened after both release of tensor fasci-ae latae (and/or iliotibial band) and excision of anterior capsule was the most significant, average 13.5 mm (range, 11-20 mm). ConclusionRelease of anterior capsule, tensor fasciae latae and/or iliotibial band, and iliopsoas tendon will decrease the soft tissue tension around hip joint. Among all the soft tissue structures we investigated, the anterior capsule and tensor fasciae latae (iliotibial band) make the most effective result. To maintain the soft tissue tension around hip joint depends on different structures working together, releasing one structure alone may not obtain the optimal result. Careful evaluation of tension of tensor fasciae latae and iliotibial band can help avoiding the limb length discrepancy during hip arthroplasty surgery.

Comparing with the world level, the bibliometric indicators of Chinese medical journals in oncology field are rather lower, but our medical journals have big development space. In the world journals with high impact index, the papers published by Chinese authors are fewer; in the papers number, the superiority of Chinese authors is in tumor clinical therapy field. Most papers are written by researchers from large institutions with plenty of medical resources.

A three-dimensional (3D) model of human anterior chamber is reconstructed to explore the effect of different corneal temperatures on the heat transfer in the chamber. Based on the optical coherence tomography imaging of the volunteers with normal anterior chamber, a 3D anterior chamber model was reconstructed by the method of UG parametric design. Numerical simulation of heat transfer and aqueous humor flow in the whole anterior chamber were analyzed by the finite volume methods at different corneal temperatures. The results showed that different corneal temperatures had obvious influence on the temperature distribution and the aqueous flow in the anterior chamber. The temperature distribution is linear and axial symmetrical around the pupillary axis. As the temperature difference increases, the symmetry becomes poorer. Aqueous floated along the warm side and sank along the cool side which forms a vortexing flow. Its velocity increased with the addition of temperature difference. Heat fluxes of cornea, lens and iris were mainly affected by the aqueous velocity. The higher the velocity, the bigger more absolute value of the above-mentioned heat fluxes became. It is practicable to perform the numerical simulation of anterior chamber by the optical coherence tomography imaging. The results are useful for studying the important effect of corneal temperature on the heat transfer and aqueous humor dynamics in the anterior chamber.
Anterior Chamber ; physiology ; Aqueous Humor ; physiology ; Cornea ; physiology ; Humans ; Iris ; Lens, Crystalline ; Models, Biological ; Temperature ; Tomography, Optical Coherence

Background Diabetes mellitus (DM) can provoke the apoptosis of retinal cells and downregulate the expression of calcitonin gene related peptide (CGRP) in the retina.Capsaicin promotes the release of CGRP and elicits protective effects on human organs.However,whether CGRP protects retinal cells in diabetic retinopathy (DR) is still unclear.Objective The study was designed to examine the effect of capsaicin on the apoptosis of retinal cells in diabetic rats and its relationship with CGRP.Methods Forty clean healthy adult male Sprague-Dawey rats were randomly divided into the diabetes group,capsaicin pretreated group,streptozocin (STZ)control group,capsaicin control group and plain control group,with 8 rats per group.The diabetic model was established by the intraperitoneal injection of 60 mg/kg in all rats except those of the plain control group.0.4 mL of a 1％ capsaicin injected at 20 mg/kg was subcutaneously injected for 3 consecutive days prior to model establishment in the capsaicin pretreated group,after which 1.2 mL of STZ was intraperitoneally injected on the fourth day.Rats from the STZ control group were administered intraperitoneally 1.2 mL of 0.1 mol/L,pH 4.5,citrate buffer.The capsaicin control group received subcutaneous injections of 0.4 mL of 1％ capsaicin at 20 mg/kg for 3 consecutive days,after which 1.2 mL of 0.1 mol/L,pH 4.5,citrate buffer was administered intraperitoneally.The rats were sacrificed at the tenth week after model establishment and retinal specimens were prepared for the apoptosis assay by TUNEL staining and the quantitative analysis of caspase-3 activity.Expression of CGRP in the retina and serum was detected using ELISA.The use of experimental animals followed the Regulations for the Administration of Affairs Concerning Experimental Animals by State Science and Technology Commission.Results Retinal cell apoptosis was mainly localized to the retinal ganglion cell (RGC) layer.The apoptosis rate of RGCs was (43.4±5.0)％ in the DR model group and (30.0±5.1)％ in the capsaicin pretreated group,showing a significant difference (t =5.930,P＜0.01).Compared with the DR model group and capsaicin pretreated group,the apoptosis rates of the DR control group (12.4±9.9) ％ and the capsaicin control group (17.6-±6.1) ％ were significantly lower (t =8.800,t =4.925,P＜0.01).The apoptosis rate of the plain control group was (16.2±6.9)％,exhibiting significant differences in comparison with the DR control group and capsaicin control group (t =-0.989,t =0.951,P＞0.05).The specific activity of caspase-3 was (2.19±0.86) in the DR model group and (1.96±0.56) in the capsaicin pretreated group,presenting a significant difference (t =-0.515,P＜0.05).Those of the DR control group and capsaicin control group were (1.47±0.14) and (0.74±0.27),respectively,with considerable decline in comparison with the DR model group and capsaicin pretreated group (t=2.142,t=2.797,P＜0.05).The retinal and serum CGRP levels were (424.4±44.2)and (148.8±39.1) ng/L,respectively,displaying significantly lower levels than (543.2±74.4) and (237.5±78.7) ng/L (t =3.070,2.359,P＜0.05) from the capsaicin pretreated group.Conclusions Apoptosis of retinal ganglion cells occurs in the STZ-induced diabetic rats.Pretreatment of capsaicin reduces retinal cell apoptosis,which may be associated with an increase of CGRP in the retina.