1.Observation on levels of trace elements and cytokines in patients with leukoderma
Jialing SONG ; Ping ZHOU ; Lu YANG
Chongqing Medicine 2017;46(9):1191-1192,1195
Objective To observe and analyze the change situation of trace elements and cytokines in the patients with leukoderma.Methods Sixty-two patients with leukoderma in our hospital from June 2013 to January 2016 were selected as the observation group and contemporaneous 62 individuals undergoing physical examination were selected as the control group.Then the serum trace elements and cytokines levels were compared between the two groups and the detection results of above serum indexes in the observation group were compared among different grades and stages too.Results The serum trace elements levels of the observation group were all lower than those of the control group,the serum interleukin 10(IL-10)level was lower than that of the control group,while other serum cytokines levels were all higher than those of the control group,moreover the detecfion results of above serum indexes in the observation group had statistical differences among different grades and stages(P<0.05).Conclusion Leukoderma has obvious effect on trace elements and cytokines and the influence of differente grades and stages of leukoderma on their expressions is inconsistent.
2.Histological changes of tooth root and periodontal tissue during mini-implant anchorage for incisor intrusion in dogs
Zhenlin GE ; Jiajing LU ; Tao QI ; Jialing TIAN ; Caixia YANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2011;15(9):1531-1535
BACKGROUND: Tooth intrusion easily leads to root resorption. Previous studies regarding orthodontic treatment-caused tooth root resorption or retrospective clinical studies based on X-ray films have great errors in outcome evaluation because of intrusion force which cannot be precisely controlled. OBJECTIVE: This study established dog models of mini-implant anchorage for incisor intrusion to observe the histological changes of tooth root and periodontal tissue and to evaluate the feasibility and safety of mini-implant anchorage for incisor intrusion. METHODS: Nine dogs were assigned to one control group (n = 1) and four experimental groups per time to sacrifice (1, 2, 4 and 12 weeks; n = 2 dogs for each experimental group). No force was added to the control group. In the experimental groups, mini-implant as an anchorage was placed in the buccal alveoli between maxillary second and third incisors on each side. A traction force of 100 g was imposed to each side to intrude the maxillary first and second incisors on each side. At 1, 2, 3, and 4 weeks (traction force was imposed for 4 weeks and after withdrawal of extraction force, mini-implant was retained in place for 8 weeks), dogs were sacrificed. The first and second incisors together with gingival and alveolar bone were completely resected to prepare histological specimens. Following hematoxylin-eosin staining, histological changes of tooth root and periodontal tissue were observed. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Compared with the control group, in the 1-week group, histological changes were primarily at the root tip and alveolar ridge crest, alveolar bone and cementum were absorbed and peridental membrane presented glassy degeneration in local region; in the 2-week group, bone resorption degree and range were obviously enlarged, and bone resorption developed from root tip, root middle part to cervical part; in the 4-week group, bone resorption was still active and the glassy degeneration of peridental membrane disappeared; in the 12-week group, significant improvement in alveolar bone and cemental surface was observed, bone lacuna had deposition of newly formed bone, and peridental membrane was orderly arranged. These findings reveal that in the mini-implant anchorage for dog incisor intrusion, early histological changes primarily appear in the root tip and alveolar ridge crest, presenting as alveolar bone and cemental resorption and the glassy degeneration of the peridental membrane. Bone resorption extent and range expand with the persistence of traction force. After withdrawal of traction force, tooth root and periodontal tissue were gradually repaired
3.Applied value of CDFI to diagnose DVT in lower limbs
Chuxiang YANG ; Bingqin LIN ; Yizhong ZHANG ; Jialing WANG
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2008;15(z2):4-5
Objective Delve into the applied value of CDFI to diagnose deep vein thrombosis(DVT)in lower limbs.Methods Analyze the diagnosis of 65 chronic cases of DVT with a two-dimensional CDFI,and contrast it with the operation,X-ray angiography and clinical features.Results 36 acute cases of DVT;29 chronic cases of DVT;38 cases of lesion in left lower hmb(58.5%);21 in right lower limb(32.3%);and 6 in both lower limbs(9.2%).In the chronic cases,11 have formed collateral branch circulation.Conclusion CDFI has a safe and rapid effect on vein illness in lower limbs and can show the state of blood streams and the condition around the veins.It Can explain the unknown swollen in limbs.Realizing DVT in early stage has good value for its occurring,expanding and treating.
4.Clinical research of echocardiography on uremic patients with myocardial weight and heart function
Bingqin LIN ; Chuxiang YANG ; Jialing WANG ; Zhanli XU ; Yizhong ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2008;15(z1):9-10
Objective To investigate the echocardiographic determination of uremic patients with myocardial weight and in the evaluation of cardiac function in patients with uremia heart the significance of the damage.Methods 70 cases of uremic patients and 30 normal physical were examined by routine echocardiography,cardiac measurements through the menu of uremic patients with myocardial weight and heart function.The patient group and the normal control group were compared.Results 70 patients with uremic echocardiography resuits of the analysis showed,respectively,12.8%and 84.3%existence of left ventricular systolic dysfunction and left ventricular diastolic dysfunction.left ventricular mass in patients with significant increase are significantly higher than those in healthy control group(P<0.01).Conclusion Uremic patients left ventricular diastolic dysfunction and left ventricular hypertrophy most of echocardiography is the detection of cardiac damage in patients with uremia practical,sensitive,non-invasive examination will be able to clinical diagnosis and treatment provide guidance in the clinical widely used.
5.Adventitium-derived relaxing factor may be a protein factor secreted by adipocytes with non-species-specificity and not limited to periadventitial fat
Le YANG ; Benrong HU ; Jizhou XIANG ; Jialing WANG
Chinese Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology 2005;19(6):401-406
AIM To test if "adventitium-derived relaxing factor"(ADRF) possesses species- and tissue-specificity and make preliminary research on proteins separated from the bath solution. METHODS Record the tension of aortic ring with and without periadventitial fat, induced by phenylephrine(Phe) and analyze the proteins extracted from the bath solution with SDS-PAGE electrophoresis. RESULTS ① In Sprague-Dawley rats, the concentration-response curve of Phe to rings without the periadventitial fat shifted to rightward, as compared to the curve of the intact aortic rings, which means periadventitial fat can reduce the contraction induced by Phe. The same phenomena as the above could be found in aortic ring of Wistar rats, guinea pigs, and rabbits. ② Moreover, the contraction induced by Phe was obviously reduced by moving adipose tissue from greater omentum into the bath solution. ③ The release of ADRF was strongly reduced by 10 μmol·L-1 genistein (tyrosine kinase inhibitor). But the effect of existed ADRF could not be counterposed by genistein. ④ Five protein bands were separated from the bath solution, with relative molecular mass 74.0, 59.8, 54.4, 28.7 and 13.8 ku. CONCLUSION ① ADRF is a non-species specific factor. ② The entire name of ADRF should change from "adventitium-derived relaxing factor" to "adipocyte-derived relaxing factor". ③ Some proteins which may include ADRF are separated from the bath solution.
6.Statistics and Analysis of Invalid Medical Order Warned by PASS in PIVAS of Our Hospital
Jialing YANG ; Jiayin LI ; Xiangdong WANG ; Shuke GUO
China Pharmacy 2015;26(31):4454-4456
OBJECTIVE:To study invalid medical order warned by Prescription automatic screening system (PASS),and to improve rational drug use monitoring. METHODS:The infusion medical order warned with black light,red light and orange light by PASS were extracted from Pharmacy intravenous admixture services(PIVAS)of our hospital during Oct. to Dec. 2014. Invalid warning items were analyzed statistically in respect of warning level,problem types and reasons. RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS:There are 3 392 warnings items,468 were invalid (13.80%) which include 10 items by black light,219 items by red light and 239 items by orange light;by problem types,there are 218 items of overdose and 136 items of repeated treatment,etc. The main causes of invalid warning include 191 items caused by wrong system prompt,126 items by incomplete system information,143 items by insufficient auditing standards,etc. There are still some defects of invalid warning in practical application of PASS. It is suggested that user and developer add the function of self-defined drug list or user-defined system data by,and unify auditing stan-dards of rational drug use,etc.,so as to timely update the system information,and improve the accuracy of software system moni-toring and warning function.
7.Comparison of lower extremity atherosclerosis between diabetic and non-diabetic patients using dual-source CTA
Jingang YANG ; Jialing WU ; Xiaojun MO ; Xiang YU ; Ming GU
Journal of Practical Radiology 2015;(1):61-65
Objective To evaluate the differences of the lower extremity atherosclerosis between patients with and without type 2 diabetes using dual-source CT angiography.Methods Dual-source CT angiography of lower extremity was performed in 87 patients with (n=30)or without (n= 57 )diabetes.Extent of luminal stenosis,and the type,distribution and range of the plaques were compared.Results 342 plaques in 540 segments (63.3%)in diabetic patients,and 500 plaques in 1 026 segments (48.7%)in non-diabetic ones were detected respectively.Compared with non-diabetic patients,the diabetic ones had a higher overall incidence of plaques (P <0.05).Calcified plaques were the most common in both kinds of patients,and the incidence of mixed plaques was high-er in diabetic patients than that in non-diabetic ones (35.6 % vs.28.4%,P <0.05).Light to moderate stenosis occurred in most diabetic patients,and fewer occlusion was found compared with non-diabetic ones (9.1% vs.1 7.0%,P <0.05).The most common sites of the plaques in diabetic patients were located at distal small arteries below the knee.However,those were located at proximal arteries above the knee for non-diabetic ones.The involvement of atherosclerosis in diabetic patients was more diffused,and the de-gree of Ⅳ (75%-100%)was higher than that in non-diabetic ones (P <0.05).Conclusion Atherosclerosis in lower extremity on dual-source CT angiography is very common in diabetic patients with multi-segmental,diffused,non-obstructive involvement of dis-tal small arteries below the knee.
8.Clinical study for nasopharyngeal angiofi-bromas with intracranial or sinus cavernous extension
Yanqiao WU ; Xiaoming LI ; Weiyan YANG ; Dongyi HAN ; Deliang HUANG ; Wenming WU ; Jialing WANG ; Yaodong SHANG
Chinese Archives of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery 2006;0(06):-
OBJECTIVE To evaluate the clinical feature and surgical treatment of large nasopharyngeal angiofibromas with intracranial orcavernous sinus extension.METHODS A total of 16 male patients were collected with a age ranged from 11 to 35 years(mean,17.21 years).All patients underwent resection of nasopharyngeal angiofibromas with intracranial or cavernous sinus extension.The procedure included lateral rhinotomy,craniofacial combined approach,median labiomandibulotomy combined with a trans-palatal,transmaxillary approach and middle face degloving approach.RESULTS Sixteen cases received 28 procedures.Seven patients had no recurrence but 9 patients had recurrence at least once.Twenty eight procedures include 11 times lateral rhinotomy,6 times craniofacial combined approach,2 times frontotemporal approach,4 times transpalatal approach,2 transmaxillary approach,1 median labiomandibulotomy combined with a trans-palatal and 2 times middle face degloving approaches.CONCLUSION Radical operative resection is the main treatment method for nasopharyngeal angiofibroma with intracranial or cavernous sinus extension.The first operation recurrence rate is 8/15(53.0%) and sphenoid tumor residual may often be ignored in the operation and it is the main site of tumor recurrence.Craniofacial,median labiomandibulotomy combined with a trans-palatal and middle face degloving approaches were the best choices for large nasopharyngeal angio fi broma with intracranial or cavernous sinus extension.
9.Effects of Tuina on serum creatine kinase and skeletal muscle mitochondria in delayed onset muscle soreness model rats
Qingbo WEI ; Qian ZHAO ; Jialing GU ; Jia LIN ; Yan ZHU ; Ziqi SONG ; Fenglei LI ; Yanping YANG
Journal of Acupuncture and Tuina Science 2022;20(6):446-452
Objective: To observe the effect of Tuina (Chinese therapeutic massage) on creatine kinase (CK), mitochondrial Ca2+ concentration, and ultrastructure of skeletal muscle in delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS) model rats.Methods: A total of 130 healthy male Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly divided into a blank group, an exercise control group, a pre-exercise Tuina group, and a post-exercise Tuina group. According to the time points for sample collection, the exercise control group was divided into a 0 h exercise control group, a 24 h exercise control group, a 48 h exercise control group, and a 72 h exercise control group; the pre-exercise Tuina group was further divided into a 0 h pre-exercise Tuina group, a 24 h pre-exercise Tuina group, a 48 h pre-exercise Tuina group, and a 72 h pre-exercise Tuina group; and the post-exercise Tuina group was divided into a 0 h post-exercise Tuina group, a 24 h post-exercise Tuina group, a 48 h post-exercise Tuina group, and a 72 h post-exercise Tuina group. Rats in all groups except for the blank group received DOMS modeling. Professionals performed Nie-Pinching manipulation and finger Nian-Twisting manipulation on the lower limbs of the rats. The samples were collected at 0 h, 24 h, 48 h, or 72 h after exhaustive exercise for each pre-exercise Tuina group. The samples were collected at 0 h, 24 h, 48 h, or 72 h after Tuina for each post-exercise Tuina group. The changes in serum CK, skeletal muscle mitochondrial Ca2+ concentration, and Ca2+-adenosine triphosphatase (ATPase) were determined. The ultrastructure changes of skeletal muscles in each group were observed by a transmission electron microscope. Results: The electron microscope showed that compared with the exercise control group, the skeletal muscle structures of the pre-exercise Tuina group and the post-exercise Tuina group were significantly improved, and the overall performance of skeletal muscle in the pre-exercise Tuina group was more similar to that of the blank group. The level of serum CK in the pre-exercise Tuina group and the post-exercise Tuina group was significantly lower than that in the exercise control group (P<0.01). The Ca2+ concentration of skeletal muscle in the 24 h, 48 h, and 72 h pre-exercise Tuina groups was lower than that in the post-exercise Tuina group at the same time point (P<0.01). The Ca2+-ATPase concentration of skeletal muscle in the 24 h and 72 h pre-exercise Tuina groups was lower than that in the post-exercise Tuina group at the same time point (P<0.05).Conclusion: Tuina effectively prevents muscle damage caused by heavy exercise and long-term exercise, which may be related to the increase of skeletal muscle Ca2+-ATPase activity and mitochondrial Ca2+ transport.
10.Mechanical buffering characteristics of feline paw pads.
Xiaopeng ZHANG ; Jialing YANG ; Hui YU
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2012;29(6):1098-1104
In the long time of natural evolution, the bodies of some animals, such as feline, that live in the wild and complicate surroundings have evolved to possess outstanding buffering characteristics, which make the animals adapt to the environment perfectly. These animals generally have well-developed paw pads under their soles to play an important role in attenuating the intensity of impact when they land on the ground. Investigating the buffering characteristics of these animals' paw pads could help us to design "bionic" buffering and energy-absorption devices. In this paper, based on observations of animal jumping test, a simple mass-spring-buffer model was proposed to explore the buffering characteristics of the animals' paw pads. By analytically solving the differential equations of this model, the parameters concerned with paw pads functions were discussed and some significant results were obtained.
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