3.Preliminary Study of Renal Perfusion Imaging by Computed Tomography in Patients of Essential Hypertension With Target Organ Damage
Hong YU ; Junqing XU ; Wenjing DING ; Chongfu JIA
Chinese Circulation Journal 2015;(11):1063-1066
Objective: To assess the renal cortical perfusion parameters by the imaging of computed tomography (CT) in patients of essential hypertension (EH) with target organ damage.
Methods: A total of 90 subjects with the entire information including 59 EH patients were studied. The EH patients were divided into 2 groups: EH + target organ damage group,n=30 and EH without target organ damage group,n=29. In addition, there was a Control group,n=31 healthy volunteers. All subjects received 128-slice dual-source CT renal perfusion scanning, the quantitative perfusion of renal cortex blood lfow (BF), blood volume (BV), time to peak (TTP) and the mean transit time (MTT) were examined and compared among different groups.
Results: There were 90/97 (92.8%) participants eligible for perfusion analysis. Compared to Control group, EH without target organ damage group had the similar parameters of BF, BV, MTT and TTP,P>0.05. While EH + target organ damage group had decreased BF (214.6 ± 36.1) ml/(min?100 ml ) than Control group (262.1 ± 26.6) ml/(min?100 ml ),P<0.01, and BV, TTP, MTT were similar to Control group,P>0.05. Compared to EH without target organ damage group, the EH + target organ damage group presented decreased BF (214.6 ±3 6.1) ml/(min?100 ml ) vs (268.9 ± 33.1) ml/(min?100 ml ), P<0.01 and prolonged MTT, TTP,P< 0.05.
Conclusion: CT imaging may evaluate the renal cortical perfusion changes, and especially BF which can relfect the renal perfusion more sensitively than other parameters in EH + target organ damage patients.
4.Protective effects of mycophenolate mofetil on kidneys of type 2 diabetic rats
Tanghong YU ; Ruhan JIA ; Guohua DING ; Yan XIONG ; Jian CHEN ;
Chinese Journal of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics 2004;0(10):-
AIM: To evaluate the protective effects of mycophenolate mofetil on the kidneys of type 2 diabetic rats and discover their mechanisms. METHODS: Wistar rats were divided into three groups, such as normal control rats, diabetic rats, and diabetic rats in the treatment with mycophenolate mofetil (MMF, 15 mg?kg -1 ?d -1 ). Thirteen weeks later, urinary albumin excretory rate (UAE), creatine clearance (Ccr), blood glucose, blood insulin and blood lipid were measured, and kidney pathology was observed. Inmmunohistochemistry was used to analyze the expression of CTGF, ColI and ColⅢ. RESULTS: Mycophenolate mofetil decreased UAE, Ccr and reduced glomerular volume. The expression of CTGF and deposition of ECM decreased after diabetic rats received mycophenolate mofetil. CONCLUSION: Mycophenolate mofetil can protect the kidney of diabetic rats. Its mechanism may be related to the decrease of CTGF expression and extracellular matrix deposition in renal tissue.
5.Effect of comprehensive therapy on depression post stroke
Li-ping CHEN ; Wei-guo JIAO ; Jian-jun JIA ; Yu DING
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2006;12(1):33-34
ObjectiveTo observe the effect of rehabilitation on post stroke depression with different treatment methods.Methods68 post stroke depression patients were randomly divided into treatment group, who accepted Bobath approach combined with Chinese herbs and acupuncture, and control group, who accepted Bobath approach only. Evaluation was conducted before treatment and 3 and 6 weeks after treatment with Hamilton Assess Depression Scale (HAMD), and activity of daily living (ADL).ResultsThere was no significant difference before the treatment between these two groups. 3 weeks after treatment, the score improved, but no significant enough in the both groups. 6 weeks after treatment, the scores of MBI and HAMD in treatment group significantly improved compared with that before treatment(P<0.05). ConclusionBobath approach combined with Chinese medicine is effective on improving depressive symptoms and ADL in post stroke depression patients.
6.Experimental Study on Stability of Pelvic Ring Reconstruction Using Fibular Autograft for Periacetabular Tumor Type Ⅱ Resection
Murong YOU ; Guangtong YU ; Yongwei JIA ; Zhizhen JING ; Bing LI ; Bo CHEN ; Zuquan DING
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2009;15(1):48-50
Objective To evaluate the stability of the pelvic ring reconstruction using fibular autograft for periacetabular tumor type Ⅱ resection. Methods 6 adult cadaveric specimens were tested. The periacetabular tumor resection models were established according to Ennecking's type Ⅱ resection. The resected pelvic rings were reconstructed with double-fibular graft fixed by four internal fixation techniques including plates, pedicle-rods (PR), lateral-rods (LR) or sacral-iliac rods (SIR). Axial loading from the proximal L3 vertebral body was applied by MTS load cell in the gradient of 0~500 N in the double feet standing state. Images in front view were obtained using CCD camera. Based on Image J software, displacement of the first sacral vertebrae (S1) of the reconstructed pelvis and intact pelvis were calculated using digital maker tracing method with center-of-mass algorithm. Results The rotational movements and vertical displacement of S1 around the normal side femoral head of the reconstructed pelvis in coronary plane were found in simulated bilateral leg standing position. The average vertical load-displacement and load-angular rotation curve of S1 in coronary plane were approximately linear behavior under the vertical load 500 N. The average vertical displacement and angle of S1 in coronary plane had not overacted. The stability of axial direction and rotation had not changed significantly when reconstructed by LR or Plates compared with the intact pelvis, but the SIR did. Conclusion Plates and LR fixation were more stabile for periacetabular tumor type Ⅱ resection.
9.Longitudinal arch stress distribution of the foot following plantar ligament injury
Yunfeng YANG ; Guangrong YU ; Jiaqian ZHOU ; Yanxi CHEN ; Feng YUAN ; Yongwei JIA ; Wenxin NIU ; Zuquan DING
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2008;24(5):327-330
Objective To measure stress distribution of the main bone architecture of the normal adult cadaveric foot and discuss the effect of plantar ligament injury on stress distribution. Methods Seven fresh adult cadaveric feet were used and 10 strain gauges attached to the bones of the longitudinal foot arch,including the calcaneus,navicular,medial cuneiform,1-5 metatarsal trunk,the distal part of the tibia and fibular,respectively.After the loading Was added to 700 N by almighty test machine,resistance strainmeter was used to measure surface strain of these bones.The results were processed statistically. Results The strain was varied based on different bone segments attached and increased with loading.Tensile force was always found at the medial part of the navicular,the distal part of the tibia and fibular,while the others showed compression all the time.Peak strain was found at calcaneus.followed by the second and third metatarsal.Strain on the surface of the bone segments changed greatly with different ligament injury(P<0.05).Conclusion The bone surface stress of the longitudinal foot arch changes significantly when the plantar ligament is injured.
10.Protective effect of rosiglitazone on liver injury in rats with severe acute pancreatitis
Xiaoyan CHEN ; Weixing WANG ; Youming DING ; Tao YIN ; Zhoujun CUI ; Jia YU
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2010;19(8):847-850
Objective To explore the therapeutic effects of peroxisome proliferator activating receptor γagonist-rosiglitazone on HMGB1 expression in liver tissue of rats with SAP. Method A hundred and twenty Wistar rats were randomly (random number) divided into the sham operation group(SO group, n = 20) ,SAP group ( n=80) and ROSI treatment group (n =20). SAP group were randomly further divided into the 3 h, 6h, 12 h and 24h subgroups with 20 rats in each group. SAP model was made by retrograde injection of 5 % sodium deoxycholate into the biliopancreatic duct. The serum amylase, AST and ALT, and pathological scores of pancreas and liver tissue were observed. The expression of NF-κB mRNA and the level of HMGB1 protein were investigated respectively by Reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) and Westem blot method, respectively. SPSS 16.0software was used to make one-way ANOVA, q -test and correlation analysis. Results Serum amylase, AST and ALT, and pathological scores of pancreas and liver tissue, and the level of HMGB1 protein were markedly increased in each subgroup of SAP compared with SO group ( P < 0.01). The level of HMGB1 protein was positively correlated with the changes of AST, ALT and pathological scores of pancreas and liver tissue. Correlation was not found between HMGB1 and amylase. Treatment with ROSI could significantly reduce the expression of NF-κB mR-NA and the levels of HMGB1 protein, serum AMY, AST and ALT, and pathological scores of pancreas and liver tissue in comparison with 24 h subgroup of SAP (P <0.01). Conclusions As a late-acting mediator of inflammation, HMGB1 was involved in the pathophysiological process of SAP-related liver injury. ROSI can reduce the liver injury by inhibition of the expression of the HMGB1.