1.Serum fingerprint detection based on surface-enhanced Raman scattering
Jing GUO ; Zhen RONG ; Rui XIAO ; Shengqi WANG
Military Medical Sciences 2016;40(7):602-605
Objective To optimize the experiment conditions of surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy detection of serum fingerprint spectra.Methods Normal human serum was used as the sample and Ag nanoparticles as the active substrate.The enhanced signals of different optimized experiments were obtained , including serum dose(2.5 to 500 μl), incubation time(10 to 30 minutes) temperature(4℃,room temperature and 37℃),and different treatment(extraction and protein removal).Results and Conclusion Serum doses should not exceed 50μl.The ratio should range from 1∶1 to 5∶1, the incubation time is from 10 to 30 minutes, and the incubation temperature from 4℃ to 37℃.The signals of samples directly mixed with an active substrate are stronger than those of samples which are extracted or protein removed .
2.Application of surface-enhanced raman spectroscopy in human serum
Jing GUO ; Zhen RONG ; Rui XIAO ; Shengqi WANG
Military Medical Sciences 2016;40(4):350-352
Recently surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) has been widely used in physics, chemistry and bio-medical science.Due to its high sensitivity and specificity,SERS is often used to detect changes in serum components in humans.Various biomolecules in human serum, such as proteins, lipids and nucleic acids, have their own distinctive raman spectroscopy so that different raman shift, band intensity and width reflect different metabolic abnormalities of cells at the molecular level in human serum.In this paper we described the general situation of SERS and summarized the latest research progress in a variety of diseases of human serum.Prospects of developmenls are also outlined.
3.The combinative biological reconstruction of bony defect following limb bone tumor resections
Jing LI ; Zhen WANG ; Zheng GUO ; Guojing CHEN ; Lei SHI
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2016;36(8):457-464
Objective To analyze the image and histological results of the combined use of allograft/extracorporeally frozen tumor-bearing bone and vascularized fibular flap for the reconstruction of bony defects following tumor resection,guiding clinical practice.Methods From March 2007 to June 2013,we enrolled 63 patients who had combinative biological reconstruction after bone tumor resection (11 in humerus,22 in femur,21 in tibia,4 in calcaneus).There were 36 male and 27 female in this series.The average age at time of operation was 20 years,ranging from 9 to 48 years.The follow-up ranged from 16 to 102 months with average of 48 months.We investigated the X-ray and CT images for all patients and histological findings of two patients.Patients were assessed functionally with the Musculoskeletal Tumor Society 93 score.Results Three patients with local soft tissue recurrence and one patient with infection underwent amputation.The survival of construct was 93.6%.Bone union achieved in all cases with the average MSTS score of 92.8%.Bone union ranged from 11 to 28 months in allograft group and 9 to 14 months in devitalized tumor bearing bone group.Significant difference of bone union time was found between two groups (Z=-3.638,P=0.000).Viability of the fibular grafts was verified in 58 of 63 patients (92%).Three types of images were observed in complex.Osteopenia and spongy change in fibula were found in 51 patients (81%) with stable fixation of the complex.Five complexes with failed blood supply of fibula and stable fixation revealed no density change of fibula,small amount of callous formation and relative delayed union.In seven complexes (11%) with unstable complex due to patients' incompliance,fibula reacted with dense hypertrophy and microfracture.Fusion of grafts with amount of callus was obviously observed.Union at allograft-host bone junctions occurred by residual host bone-derived external callus and fibular-derived internal callus that bridged the junction and filled the gap between abutting cortices.Callus from fibular graft was mature than that from periosteum of residual host bone.Internal repair was observed at the internal surface of the allografts.Fibula showed significant spongy changes.Conclusion Recycled tumor-bearing bone in combined with fibular flap is a reliable reconstruction as an alternative to traditional Capanna technique.The survival of the fibula is a cornerstone in success of complex reconstruction.Sponginess of fibula and internal repair of allograft compromise the intensity of complex,necessitating the strong instrumentation during reconstruction.
4.Research on regional cerebral blood flow in patients of amnestic mild cognitive impairment and vascular cognitive impairment-no dementia
Jing YUAN ; Jianhui FU ; Qihao GUO ; Zhen HONG
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2008;41(10):678-682
Objective To investigate the regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) in amnestic mild cognitive impairment (aMCI) and vascular cognitive impairment-no dementia (VCI-ND) subjects. Methods Sixteen normal elders, 10 patients of aMCI, 12 patients of VCI-ND who were aged from 50 to 80 years old and received an education of middle school or higher. All participants finished cranial CT or MRI. Xe-CT was used to evaluate rCBF of different cerebral regions of all participants. Results The distribution of rCBF of basal ganglia, the cortex and white matter was (76. 4 ± 8. 6), (48.0 ± 7. 1) and (20. 5 ± 1.7) ml· 100 g-1 ·min-1, respectively. When compared in 3 groups, the temporal and parietal lobe rCBF had a decreasing tendency in aMCI group, while in VCI-ND group, the most dominant decreasing parts were mainly concentrated in white matter region ((17. 7±2. 3) ml·100 g-1·min-1, F = 5. 740, P = 0. 002). Whatever the depth or the width was, beth periventricular and subeortical deep white matter, anterior and posterior ventricular regions were all involved. There are no dominant difference of rCBF in caudate nucleus, lentiform nucleus and thalamus. Conclusion The difference in rCBF reflects the pathological difference between aMCI and VCI-ND.
5.A prospective,randomized controlled clinical study to evaluate porous β-tricalcium phosphate for lacunar bone defects repair
Zhen WANG ; Zheng GUO ; Jing LI ; Jianxi LU ; Guojing CHEN
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2011;31(6):564-570
Objective To evaluate the clinical outcomes of a hovel porous β-tricalcium phosphate (β-TCP)and control allograft for the repair of lacunar bone defects caused by solitary bone cyst curettage.Methods From January 2003 to December 2008,the patients with solitary bone cyst were randomized into an experimental(55 cases)and a control(40 cases)group.The control group received particulate allograft bone as the graft material,and the experimental group received β-TCP.At 1 week,1,2,3,6,12,24,48months after surgery,a new radiographic scoring system was employed to calculate the biodegradation of bone graft and evaluate the influence of multiple factors.Histologic characteristic of the degradation process of β-TCP were also evaluated.Results All the cases were followed up for average 28.4 months.Radiographic semi-quantitative analysis revealed that the biodegradation effieiencies were not significantly difierent between β-TCP and allografts(P=0.424).Degradation percentage of the implanted β-TCP or allograft was higher in younger patients than those in the older ones.Degradation of β-TCP was significantly higher than that of allografts over 3 years after surgery(P=0.04).In the experimental group,β-TCP degradation was greater in the loose packing treatment than that in the dense packing treatment (P=0.03).Histological observation demonstrated that the process of new bone formation accompanied the degradation of β-TCP.Conclusion The interporous β-TCP could be an advantageous alternative to allografts for repair bone defects caused by bone cyst.The clinical application of β-TCP is safe and reliable,which shows better biodegradation and osteogenesis than allografts in long-term follow-up.
7.Preliminary study of the optic radiation in healthy adults by MR diffusion tensor imaging
Jing SUN ; Jing GUO ; Han XU ; Tao LIU ; Zhen JIANG ; Xiaoqiu XU ; Zhigang GONG ; Junkang SHEN
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2009;43(8):789-792
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9.Brucellosis in 4 children.
Gang LIU ; Shao-Ying LI ; Xi-Wei XU ; Guo-Li WANG ; Jing-Hui ZHEN ; Fang DONG
Chinese Journal of Contemporary Pediatrics 2008;10(3):423-425
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10.Surgical technique and clinical efficacy of giant cell tumor of axis
Guojing CHEN ; Zheng GUO ; Zhen WANG ; Xiangdong LI ; Jing LI ; Hongbin FAN
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2014;34(11):1103-1109
Objective To evaluate the prognostic effects of treatment of giant cell tumor of axis by tumor resection associated with biological reconstruction and internal fixation.Methods From 2009 to 2013,5 patients that had giant cell tumor of axis underwent combined anterior and posterior surgery program.The posterior use pedicle screw system to stabilize the cervical spine,then the anterior use stemocleidomastoid inner edge of the mandibular angle approach to reveal the axis.When the cortex of vertebrae was relatively complete,.When the cortical bone was destroyed,vertebra was resected and the ilium was taken to reconstruct the defect.Adjuvant radiotherapy and diphosphate treatment was used postoperatively.Regular follow-up for X-ray,3D CT and MRI examination were done to observe the tumor recurrence,healing of biological reconstruction and function of cervical vertebra.Results The follow-up time was 12-60 months.No recurrence of the tumor was observed in all patients.The 3 patients accepted beta-TCP implanting after curettage was observed with fuzzy internal structure 3 months after surgery,and the grafted bone fusion can be found 12 months after surgery.The 2 ilium grafted patients can be found with bone fusion with the adjacent vertebrae 6 months after surgery.The bend and stretch function of cervical vertebrae of the 5 patients returned to normal after 3months.The biological healing of bone graft,cervical stability and activity were satisfied.The local pain and neurological symptoms were relieved.Conclusion Anterior and posterior surgery program in combination with biological reconstruction and adjuvant radiotherapy provide an excellent option for treatment of giant cell tumor of axis.The dens could be retained to keep the function of occipital cervical when the odontoid bone cortex is not destructed.