1.Mobile network on telemedicine dynamic ECG monitoring system
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2004;0(09):-
Mobile network is used to transmit signals for telemedicine dynamic ECG monitoring system.In this way,ECG monitoring can be performed to patients at all times and places,thus really realizing telemedicine dynamic ECG monitoring.In the paper,the system is studied.The discussion on how to transmit ECG signals and feedback the diagnostic message through mobile network is presented in detail.
2.Effects of increased lactic acid on the survival rate of primary neurons cultured from neonate rat cortex
Jing WANG ; Hongtao LIU ; Qiang MA
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2006;10(17):168-170
BACKGROUND: The mechanism of central fatigue is unclear at present.The cumulation of lactic acid can play an important role in the central fatigue. Whether lactic acid can affect the neuronal functions, leading to the fatigue, needs to be examined.OBJECTIVE: To investigate the effects of lactic acid on the survival rate of primary neurons cultured from neonate rat cortex.DESIGN: Single sample observation SETTING: Laboratory of Cell Biology, Institute of Health and Environmental Medicine, Academy of Military Medical Science MATERIALS: Totally 40 Wistar neonate rats (within one day) provided by Experimental Animal Center of Academe of Military Medical Science were used in this study.METHODS: This experiment was conducted at the Laboratory of Cell Biology, Institute of Health and Environmental Medicine, Academy of Military Medical Science from October 2003 to May 2004. Primary neurons in added , and the pH value was decreased to 7.35,7.15,6.95 and 6.00,acid was added , and the pH value was kept at 7.35 , then the survival rate of neurons were observed. We analyzed the effect of lactic acid on neuron whether through down regulating pH value or the role of lactic acid.different concentrations of lactic acid and the same pH value on viability regulating pH value and lactic acid on neuron.pH. When PH values were 7.35,7.15,6.95 and 6.00, the survival rate of concentrations of lactic acid were 0,5,10 and 20 mmol/L,pH value was constantly kept at 7.35. Viabilities of neurons were 100%, 88%, 82%,81%, respectively, with significant difference as compared with control was significan tly lower than that of corresponding lactic acid group.CONCLUSION: A close relationship exists between pH decrease induced by lactic acid and viability of neurons. Excess lactic acid can have a toxic effect on neurons independently of t on the changes in levels of pH.
3.Delayed protection of HO-1 in the exercise preconditioning from the myocardial relative ischemic reperfusion injury
Qingfeng ZHAI ; Hongtao LIU ; Qiang MA
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2006;22(11):2127-2131
AIM: To explore the delayed protection of heme oxygenase-1 (HO-1) in the exercise preconditioning (EP) from the myocardial relative ischemia reperfusion injury (rI/R). METHODS: 40 Wistar Rats were divided into 5 groups randomly: control group (CN), rI/R group (IR), EP+rI/R group (EI), HO-1 inductor hemin+rI/R group (HE) and HO-1 inhibitor ZnPP+EP+rI/R group (EZ). The following indexes were detected, including the HO-1activity in myocardium, the cardiac function parameter-pressure-rate product (heart rate × left ventricular developed pressure, PRP) and the content of MDA in coronary effluent. RESULTS: After myocardial rI/R, HO-1 activity increased significantly. Moreover, EP or HO-1 inductor could enhance this effect manifestly. Nevertheless, when the HO-1 inhibitor was administered before EP,HO-1 activity decreased. In addition, there was no distinct difference in the HO-1 activity between EI group and HE group. At the 30 min point of reperfusion, the PRP recovery rate of EI group was higher clearly than that of IR group. However, there was reverse effect between the EZ group and the EI group. The MDA in coronary effluent of EI group, EZ group and HE group were lower obviously than that of IR group and there was significant difference between EI group and EZ group. CONCLUSION: EP could protect the heart from the rI/R injury occurring 24 hours later, which might be performed through activating the HO-1.
4.Prepartion and immunohistochemical study of monoclonal antibodies to duck thymocyte
Hongtao LI ; Bo MA ; Junwei WANG
Chinese Journal of Immunology 1985;0(01):-
Objective:To investigate the duck thymocyte surface antigens.Methods:Repeated immunization of normal BALB/c mice with separated thymocyte from mature duck result in the production of mAbs which react with duck thymocyte surface antigens.Applying the immunohistochemistry assay,tracing the originating and distributing of lymphocytes which reacted with mAb in spleen,thymus,and bursa of duck different development stages.Results:Five monoclonal antibody-producing hybridomas(B6,B8,C12,E6,H5)were isolated.According to the result of immunohistochemistry assay,there were distributing strained lymphocytes in thymus,bursa and spleen of duck.The stained cells belonged to different populations.Conclusion:The mAb C12 reacted with the common cell surface marker of between mature T lymphocytes and dendritic cells.
5.Changes of Glycogen and Lactate in Cortex of Rats after Exercise-Induced Central System Fatigue
Jing WANG ; Hongtao LIU ; Qiang MA
Chinese Journal of Sports Medicine 1982;0(02):-
Objective In order to investigate the changes of glycogen and lactate in cortex after exercise-induced central system fatigue. Methods Central fatigue model was established according to Bedford weight/maximal oxygen uptake equation. The rats were divided into three groups: control group (C), sedentary-exhausted group (SE), and overtraining group (O). Results After 1 week exercise, compared with control group, the weight of rats in SE and O group increased slowly. BUN of SE and O group increased significantly to 4.78?1.99 mmol/L and 8.48 ?0.92 mmol/L respectively,but Hb showed no changes. Compared with C group, both DA and DA/5-HT of O group decreased dynamical which were 309.04?63.68 ng/ml?g and 0.42?0.25 respectively. The latency of SEP in O group distinctly delayed, P1: 2.98?0.55ms, N1: 4.23?0.35ms, P2: 5.28?0.60ms. Regarding to 5-HT, no significant difference was found among all groups. Cortex lactate concentration of O (1.46mg/100g )and SE(1.12 mg/100g) group were significantly higher than control group(0.92 mg/100g). There was a tendency of glycogen decrease but had no significant difference among all groups. Conclusion The results suggested that lactate and glycogen might have close relationship with central fatigue and were the possible reasons to cause central fatigue.
6.Photoprotective effect of a self-made sunscreen cream: an evaluation in vitro and in vivo by using guinea pigs
Zhichao MA ; Yinhua LIN ; Jing ZHANG ; Xin ZHOU ; Hongtao SONG
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2012;45(7):513-514
[Objective] To determine the sun protection factor (SPF) and protection factor of ultraviolet A (PFA) of a self-made sunscreen cream.[Methods] The sample of a self-made sunscreen cream and a commercial sunscreen cream were painted to an artificial skin (3M film) at a dose of 2 μl/cm2,and a tester was used to evaluate their photoprotective effect.A total of 48 albinism guinea pigs were classified into 8 groups to remain unprotected or be protected by the self-made or commercial sunscreen cream.A solar ultraviolet light simulator (SUV-1000) was used to simulate the ultraviolet rays in sunlight to irradiate the guinea pigs,and the photoprotecfive effect of these sunscreen creams was determined.[Results] The in vitro evaluation revealed that the SPF value of the self-made sun-screen cream and commercial cream was 32.26 ± 2.42 and 30.87 ± 2.57respectively (n =5,t =0.94,P > 0.05),and the PFA value was 24.28 ± 2.44 and 17.53 ± 2.28 respectively (n =5,t =4.52,P< 0.01 ).As the in vivo experiment showed,the SPF value of the self-made sun-screen cream and commercial cream was 30.39 ± 6.65 and 28.79 ± 7.36,respectively (n =12,t =0.38,P> 0.05),and the PFA value was > 8.91 and > 8.93 respectively.[Conclusion] The photoprotective effect of the self-made sunscreen cream is similar to that of the commercial cream.
7.Alterations in rat hippocampal norepinephrine and serotonin levels under physical exercise and psychological stress
Qiang MA ; Jing WANG ; Xuewei CHEN ; Gaihong AN ; Hongtao LIU
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2008;24(8):1549-1552
AIM: This study is to determine changes of hippocampal norepinephrine (NE) and serotonin (5 -HT) in long term physical exercise and chronic psychological stress, and to study the roles of the two monoamine transmitters in the effect of exercise counteracting stress - induced hippocampal damages in brain. METHODS : Levels of hippocampal NE and 5 - HT in rats undergoing 4 - week voluntary wheel running exercise (exercise group) or 3 - week restraint stress (stress group) or 4 - week exercise and 3 - week stress (exercise - stress group) were detected by high - performance liquid chromatography using electrochemical detection. RESULTS: It is showed that levels of hippocampal NEand 5 - HT increased significantly (P < 0. 01) in the exercised rats, and in the stressed rats, hippocampal 5 - HT levelssignificantly decreased(P < 0. 05). Additionally, the NE levels maintained significant high (P < 0. 01) in exercise -stressed rats compared to the pure stressed ones. On the other hand, no obvious difference was observed in hippocampal5 - HT levels between stress group and exercise - stress group, which were all significant lower (P < 0. 05) than that in exercise group. CONCLUSION: It is suggested that both the NE and 5 - HT may play important roles in mediating the exercise-induced positive effects and the 5 - HT may play an important role in stress - induced negative effects on the hippocampus. Moreover, NE may take more action in the exercise attenuating stress - induced hippocampal damages. The hippocampal NE may be more susceptible to exercise, and the hippocampal 5 - HT may be more susceptible to stress.`
8.Dynamic observation of angiogenesis of the rat cerebral C6 gliomas with steady-state susceptibility contrast-enhanced MR perfusion imaging
Hongtao NIU ; Wenli ZHANG ; Qiyong GUO ; Bing YU ; Li MA
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2009;25(10):1761-1764
Objective To observe changes of the structure and function of microvessels during the formation and development of the rat cerebral glioma with steady-state susceptibility contrast-enhanced MR imaging. Methods A total of 30 bearing-tumor rats were divided into 3 groups (1-week group, 2-week group and 3-week group) and underwent MR examination. Blood volime (BV) and vessel size index (VSI_(MRI)) of peripheral tumor areas, central tumor areas and normal cerebral tissue in the opposite side were measured, and compared with histologic findings. Results With time of bearing-tumor increasing, BV of central tumor area present an up-and-down curve-like change, which related to the host blood vessel regression in tumor central area, the decreasing of blood vessel density and histopathologically obvious necrosis. BV of peripheral tumor areas increased because of active blood angiogenesis in this area, while VSI_(MRI) increased gradually, especially in the central tumor area. There was obviously correlation between the VSI_(MRI) and VSI _(histo) (P<0.01). Conclusion BV and VSI_(MRI) can exactly reflect the morphology and functional information of microcirculation of tumor during the growth and development of gliomas.
9.Assessment of therapeutic effect of anti-angiogenesis in rat C6 glioma with steady-state susceptibility contrast-enhanced MR perfusion imaging
Hongtao NIU ; Wenli ZHANG ; Qiyong GUO ; Bing YU ; Li MA
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2010;26(3):425-428
Objective To explore the of value steady-state susceptibility contrast-enhanced MRI (SSCE-MRI) in assessment of anti-angiogenesis therapy in rat C6 glioma. Methods Seventeen rats with the bearing-tumor were randomly divided into the therapy group (n=8) and the contrast group (n=9). Human-recombination endostatin (10 mg/kg) was injected to animals in therapy group, and saline of the same dose was injected to the contrast group for 7 days. Blood volume (BV) and vessel size index (VSI) were measured of tumors in peripheral, central and normal areas with MR pre- and post-therapy. Results After therapy of endostatin, the tumor volume was obviously different between therapy group and contrast group (t=5.26, P<0.05). BV and VSI_(MRI) of tumor decreased in both peripheral and central areas, particularly in the peripheral area (t=4.14, 3.66, all P<0.01). Conclusion Assessment of therapeutic effect of anti-angiogenesis in C6 glioma is feasible with SSCE-MRI, and it can reflect the changes of BV and VSI_(MRI) pre- and post-therapy.
10.Use of the Smart nitinol stent system for the treatment of severe atherosclerotic carotid stenosis:study protocol for a retrospective non-randomized controlled trial
Zhigang MA ; Yuheng SUN ; Xiaoxin PENG ; Hongtao HU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2016;20(30):4554-4560
BACKGROUND:The self-expanding Smart nitinol stent system is a popular treatment for carotid artery stenosis, because it is easy to manipulate and deploy, and endothelialization is rapid. OBJECTIVE:To assess the efficacy of Smart nitinol stent system for the treatment of severe atherosclerotic carotid stenosis. METHODS:We conducted a retrospective, single-center, non-randomized, paral el control ed trial. A cohort of 103 patients with severe atherosclerotic carotid stenosis was included in the analysis after obtaining written informed consent from participants or their guardians. Treatment was undertaken according to each patient’s wishes after weighing the options:a Smart nitinol stent system (Cordis Corporation, Miami, FL, USA) was used in 40 patients, while 63 were managed conservatively with antiplatelet drugs. The primary outcome is the degree of disability of dependence 2 years after treatment, assessed by the modified Rankin Scale. The secondary outcomes are mRS scores 90 days and 1 year after treatment, recurrence of cerebrovascular events, and severity of neurologic deficit measured using the National Institutes of Health Stroke Scale 1 and 2 years after treatment. The study protocol was approved by the Ethics Committee of Beijing Jishuitan Hospital, China (approval number:201605-01) and conducted in accordance with the guidelines of the Declaration of Helsinki, formulated by the World Medical Association. This trial was registered at ClinicalTrial.gov (NCT02800174). DISCUSSION:Previous studies of the Smart nitinol stent system for the treatment of carotid stenosis are mostly self-control ed case series or smal cohort studies with short fol ow-up periods. Consequently, the long-term influence of Smart nitinol stent deployment on the risk of cerebrovascular events and long-term outcomes are not known. This trial il uminates the therapeutic benefits of the Smart nitinol stent system in a 2-year fol ow-up study involving a large cohort of patients with severe atherosclerotic carotid stenosis.