1.Clinical efficacy of DHS and PFNA for treatment of senile patients with intertrochanteric fracture and Parkin-son’ s disease
Hong REN ; Wei XIAO ; Tinggang WANG ; Xiaobao REN ; Wei WANG
Journal of Regional Anatomy and Operative Surgery 2016;25(8):596-599
Objective To explore the clinical efficacy of dynamic hip screw( DHS) and proximal femoral nail anti-rotation( PFNA) in treatment of patients with Parkinson’ s disease and intertrochanteric fracture. Methods A total of 62 elderly patients of Parkinson’ s disease with femoral intertrochanteric fracture in our hospital from February 2010 to February 2014 were divided into two groups according to different internal fixations,with 31 cases in DHS group and PFNA group respectively. The operation time,X-ray fluoroscopy times,intraoperatve blood soss,the healing time of fracture,postoperative complications and Harris score between two groups were recorded and compared statistically. Results The operation time,intraoperatve blood soss and the clinical healing time of PFNA group were significantly lower than those of DHS group,the differences were statistically significant (P<0. 05). But the times of intraoperative fluoroscopy of PFNA group was more than that of DHS group,the difference was statistically significant (P<0. 05). The Harris score of hip function results showed that the excellent rate of PFNA group was significantly higher than that of DHS group, the difference was statistically significant (P=0. 034). All patients were fol-lowed up for 6 to 48 months. There were 4 cases with complications after operation in DHS group,1 cases of complications in PFNA group,the difference in complications was not significant (P>0. 05). Conclusion The PFNA has the advantages of shorter operation time,less bleed-ing,faster healing time in treatment for elderly patients with Parkinson’ s disease and intertrochanteric fracture,worth clinical promotion.
2.Application of high thoracic washing in treating leakage of thoracic esophageal anastomosis
Jiansheng WANG ; Hong REN ; Jianqin LEI
Clinical Medicine of China 2001;0(06):-
Objective To evaluate the clinical value of high thoracic washing in leakage of thoracic esophageal anastomosis.Methods 16 cases of anastomosis leakage after esophageaoctomy were treated with high thoracic washing.Results 13 of 16 patients were cured,with a cure rate of 81.25% and the average hospital time of 46 days.One patient died of bleeding and one died of lung infection and respiratory failure.The other one gave up therapy and discharged selfishly.Conclusion High thoracic washing in treating leakage of thoracic esophageal anastomosis is a reliable way with effect,simple procedure and less complication
3.Effects of ultrasonic cavitation on cultured cell membrane in vitro
Haitao RAN ; Hong REN ; Zhigang WANG
Chinese Journal of Ultrasonography 2003;0(08):-
Objective To investigate the effects of ult rasonic cavitation on cell membrane cultured in vitro. Methods The rat pulmonary artery vascular smooth muscle cells were divided into three groups, control group, simple ultrasound radiation group and contrast plus ultrasound radiation group.The latter two groups were exposed to ultrasound(665 kHz, 0.5- W/cm 2) for 20 s but the last group with contrast agent. Immediately after the experiment or 24 hours after treatments, electron microscopic scanning was used to observe the membrane change. Results Compared with control group, the cell structure and cell surface had no apparent changes in the second group treated with ultrasound alone. In the third group, nearly 20% cells exhibited small holes with diameter mostly about 1-2 ?m in the cell surface and returned to normal appearance after 24 hours later. Conclusions Ultrasonic cavitation can cause small transient holes in cell surface and hence increase permeability of the cell membrane. It might be the main mechanism for gene delivery with ultrasound contrast agents.
4.Effects of haloperidol on the expression of HSP70 induced by ketamine in the rat hippocampus
Ren LIAO ; Quanyun WANG ; Hong XIAO
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 1995;0(02):-
Objective This experiment was designed to determine the effect of haloperidol on HSP70 induced by ketamine, and to explore the possibility of using haloperidol to prevent or treat the brain injury caused by ketamine.Methods 48 rats were divided into 8 groups, In group 1-3 different doses of haloperidol (1.0,5.0,10.0 mg/kg)were given 1h before the administration of ketamine. There were two control groups. In control group 1 normal saline was given twice with 1h interval between the two injections. In control group 2 ketamine 80.0 mg/kg was given 1h after the administration of normal saline.The volume of each injection was 3ml and intraabdominal injection was used as the route of administration.HSP70 mono-clone antibody immunocytochemistry was used to detect HSP70 expression in rat hippocampus, and MIAS-2000 photography analytic software to analyze HSP70 expression in hippocampus of the rat brain.Results Ketamine induced HSP70 expression in the rat brain. Pretreatment with haloperidol inhibited HSP70 expression induced by ketamine, and the inhibition was dose-dependent, but haloperidol given after the administration of ketamine could not decrease HSP70 expression.Conclusions Ketamine injures neurons of rat hippocampus and induces the expression of HSP70 and haloperidol pretreatment can prevent neuronal injury caused by ketamine, but haloperidol can not antagonize the injury caused by ketamine.
5.Effect of ketamine-midazolam on myocardial HSP 70 expression in septic shock in rat
Quanyun WANG ; Hong XIAO ; Ren LIAO
Chinese Journal of Anesthesiology 1996;0(07):-
Objective To evaluate the myocardial protection afforded by ketamine midazolam in its septic shock and its possible mechanism by studying the impact of ketamine midazolam on myocardial HSP 70 expression in LPS induced septic shock in rats Methods 112 healthy adults SD rats of both sexes, weighing 180 205g were randomly assigned to one of following groups:(Ⅰ)control group received normal saline ip (group NS); (Ⅱ) endotoxin group received LPS 20mg?kg -1 ip(group E); (Ⅲ) endotoxin midazolam group received midazolam 0 5mg?kg -1 20 min before LPS (group EM); (Ⅳ) endotoxin ketamine group received ketmine 80mg?kg -1 20 min before LPS (group EK); endotoxin ketamine midazolam group received ketmine 80mg?kg 1 and midazolam 0 5mg?kg -1 20 min before LPS (group EKM) One hour later half of the initial dose of ketamine and/or midazolam was given to reinforce their effect Heart was harvested 2h after LPS or when the rats died of LPS induced septic shock(pupil did not respond to light) for determination of HSP 70 expression using monoclone antibody immunocytochemistry The survival time of every rat was recorded Results The expression HSP 70 was higher in group E than that in group NS and was lower than that in group EK and EKM The survival rate of group EK and EKM was higher than that of group E and EM (P0 05) Conclusions Ketamine can enhance myocardial HSP 70 expression in septic shock This may be one of the mechanisms of its myocardial protection Joint use of ketamine midazolam dose not affect the myocardial protective effect of ketamine
6.The observation of therapeutic effect of interferon-? on adult patients with HBV associated glomerulonephritis
Zhaohui WANG ; Nan CHEN ; Hong REN
Chinese Journal of Practical Internal Medicine 2001;0(02):-
Objective To observe the therapeutic effect of interferon-? on adult patients with HBV associated glomerulonephritis.Methods Nine patients with HBV associated glomerulonephritis diagnosed in Shanghai Ruijin Hospital from September 1996 to March 2003 were treated with interferon-? at a dose of 3 million units every other day and the total period was 6 to 9 months.The proteinuria,serum HBV marks and bDNA were measured before and after therapy.Results At the end of the therapy urinary protein excretion significantly reduced(P
8.A Study on Solving Medical Tangles by Linguistic Art
Hong YANG ; Hongqiang WANG ; Fuxiang REN ; Xiaohua HONG
Chinese Medical Ethics 1996;0(01):-
Medical science have two sides in its nature. It is not only a subject of science, but also a social science. Medical science need social science to nourish it. At present, unsuitable language is the main cause which lead to medical tangles. The medical workers' attitude towards patients is the key factor during the solving course. Most of the medical tangles do not lead to accusing in the beginning. Both patients and the hospital wish to solve the tangle by intercession or compromise instead of law ways. Appropriate language could avoid non-malpractice tangles. It also play an important role in solving the medical tangles.
9.Changes of the distribution and accumulation of adriamycin in the sensitive and multidrug-resistant HL-60 cells
Lei WANG ; Hong KE ; Yiyu WANG ; Dongming REN ; Jie CUI
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 2003;0(12):-
Aim To investigate subcellular distribution and accumulation of ADR in the sensitive and multidrug-resistant HL-60 cells and its relation to multidrug resistance.Methods The subcellular distribution and accumulation of ADR were studied by confocal scanning laser microscope and flow cytometry.The effects of verapamil,BSO,brefeldin A and chloroquine on ADR distribution and accumulation in HL-60/ADR cells were also examined.Rhodamine123,NBD-ceramide and neutral red were used as fluorescent probes to stain the mitochondria,Golgi apparatus and lysosomes respectively were used to identify the subcellular compartments where ADR was sequestered.Results In drug-sensitive cell line HL-60,ADR fluorescence distributed evenly in the nucleus and cytoplasm,while in multidrug-resistant cell line HL-60/ADR,ADR fluorescence distributed in a punctated pattern in the cytoplasm and was reduced in the nucleus.The mode of ADR distribution in HL-60/ADR cells is highly similar to that of NBD-ceramide.BSO and brefeldin A,instead of verapamil and chloroquine could reverse the abnormal distribution and accumulation of ADR in HL-60/ADR cells.Conclusions The change of ADR distribution and reduction of ADR accumulation in multidrug-resistant cell line was involved in the mechanism of multidrug resistance.
10.Research progresses of pharmacokinetics of polysaccharides.
Yang YI ; Hong-Xun WANG ; Jing-Ren HE
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2014;49(4):443-449
Pharmacokinetic analysis has attracted more and more attentions in the research field of bioactive natural product. However, there is limited study on the pharmacokinetics of polysaccharides. This paper focused on the research progresses of pharmacokinetics of polysaccharide, summarized the applications of chromatography, isotope labeling method, spectrophotometry, fluorospectrophotometry and biological assay in the analysis of polysaccharide pharmacokinetics, elucidated the behaviors of absorption, distribution, degradation and excretion of polysaccharide in experimental animals, and revealed the effects of physicochemical characteristic, administration dose and route on the pharmacokinetic properties of polysaccharide, which could be served as a reference for the related works.
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