1.The study of relationship between perirenal hematoma and pathological type after renal biopsy
Jinlan LIAO ; Yue ZHANG ; Fan ZHANG ; Zaiqiang CHEN ; Meng WU ; Zuying XIONG
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2013;36(22):34-36
Objective The clinical data of postoperative perirenal hematoma after renal biopsy in recent 10 years were retrospectively analyzed,and its relationship with pathological type was explored.Methods From April 2003 to April 2013,2062 patients of renal biopsy were enrolled and divided into 3 groups:youth group (18-39 years,1634 cases),middle age group (40-59 years,323 cases) and aged group (≥60 years,105 cases).Relationship between renal hematoma and pathology was analyzed.Results There were 1370,255,69 cases of primary glomerular disease respectively in 3 groups,and 264,68,36 cases of secondary glomerular diseases.Three hundred and seventy-nine in all patients were complicated with perirenal hematoma,and the incidence rates were 15.8% (325/2062),1.8% (37/2062),0.8% (17/2062) respectively.Incidence rate of hematoma in primary glomerular disease was higher than that in secondary diseases [19.0% (322/1694) vs.15.5% (57/368)].Three most common primary glomerular disease in which perirenal hematoma occured was IgA nephropathy 7.4% (126/1694),focal/segmental lesions 4.2%(71/1694) and membranous nephropathy 2.4% (41/1694); while the incidence rate of lupus nephritis hematoma was as high as 9.0% (33/368).Conclusion Single-center data shows that the most common pathology types of perirenal hematoma are lupus nephritis,IgA nephropathy,focal/segmental lesions and membranous nephropathy.
2.Effects of Flow Components C6 and C7 in N-butyl Alcohol Extract from the Leaves of Cestrum nocturnum on the Proliferation and Apoptosis of Human Gastric Cancer Cell SGC7901
Dengpan WU ; Wen LIAO ; Jinlan HUANG ; Wenya CHEN ; Yulu HE ; Shengrui ZHANG ; Zhenguo ZHONG
China Pharmacy 2015;26(31):4342-4344
OBJECTIVE:To study the effects of flow components C6 and C7 in n-butyl alcohol extract from the leaves of Ces-trum Nocturnum(CN)on the proliferation and apoptosis of human gastric cancer cell SGC7901. METHODS:C6 and C7 were ob-tained by using different ratio of chloroform and methanol(1:9,1:7)to the gradient elution of CN leaves. After cultured with 0 (blank control),5,10,20,40,80 μg/ml C6 and C7 for 72 h,inhibitory effect of C6 and C7 on the proliferation of SGC7901 was determined by MTT assay. Inhibitory rate and IC50 were calculated. After SGC7901 were cultured with 10 μg/ml C6 and C7 for 72 h,colony formation assay was utilized to detect the effects of C6 and C7 on the cell colony formation,and the rate of colony for-mation was calculated. In addition,Wright/Giemsa and Hoechst33258/PI staining assay were used to observe the change of cytomor-phology. RESULTS:MTT showed that C6 and C7 had inhibitory effect on the proliferation of SGC7901 to different extent;inhibi-tory rates were 22.1%-80.0% and 19.6%-79.7%,and IC50 were 16.4,18.05 μg/ml,respectively. Compared with blank control group,colony formation rate of C6 and C7 group decreased,with statistical significance(P<0.05). The number of apoptotic cells was more in treatment group than in other groups. CONCLUSIONS:Flow components C6 and C7 in n-butyl alcohol extract from the leaves of CN can inhibit the proliferation of SGC7901 cells and induce the apoptosis of them.
3.Clinical and genetic analysis of a family with familiar acute necrotizing encephalopathy due to mutation in the RANBP2 gene
Jinlan ZHU ; Tieshuan HUANG ; Jing DUAN ; Dong CUI ; Jialun WEN ; Jianxiang LIAO
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2015;(21):1672-1675
Objective To analyze the clinical manifestations of familial acute necrotizing encephalopathy (ANE)and to improve the recognition of this disease. Methods The clinical data of a 25 - month - old girl with fa-milial and recurrent ANE with evidence of mutation in the RANBP2 gene were collected and analyzed,and the gene examination of their family members was performed. Results A previously healthy girl experienced recurrent ANE epi-sodes at the ages of 8 months,18 months and 25 months,respectively. At each beginning of each episodes the patient presented with lethargy and tremor of limbs following febrile illness of 3 - 4 days,even developed coma and convulsions in the last time. Brain magnetic resonance imaging showed bilateral and high T2 signal changes in thalamus,cerebellum and hippocampus. Abnormal signals also appeared in the brainstem,claustrum,corpus scallosum and cortex(temporal, parietal and cingulate)also appeared abnormal signals. Spinal MRI showed spinal cord involvement. The girl recovered after her first episode;she could speak but could not walk steadily after the second time;after the third episode,al-though she regained consciousness from coma,she could no longer speak or walk. The patient's sister died of encephali-tis at the age of 18 months. Her paternal uncle had suffered from dysnoesia from meningitis at his 17 months of age. The patient and her grandmother,father,uncle and one of her aunts harbored a mutation(c. 1754C ﹥ T)in RANBP2 gene. Conclusions Familial ANE has typical clinical manifestations and characteristic MRI findings. The patient with recur-rent history,especially with positive family history,should have the mutation in RANBP2 gene detected earlier in order to clarify the diagnosis of ANE.