1.The Diagnosis and Clinical Value of Spiral CT in Orbital Blowout Fracture
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(05):-
Objective To discuss the diagnosis and clinical value of spiral CT(SCT) in orbital blowout fracture.Methods The SCT MPR findings in conjunction with transaxia images in 120 cases of orbital blowout fracture were retrospectively analyzed. According to the this analysis,108 patients were treated conservatively only 12 were under the opereation.Results Interruption of bone continuity, fragments, depression and displacement of orbital bone wall were direct signs of orbital blowout fracture." Tear drop"sign in the maxillary or ethmoid sinus was a characteristic indirect sign of inferior or medial orbital wall fracture. Enophthalmos obviously compacting of extraocular muscler and distraction test male were operation signs.Conclusion Orbital blowout fracture can be diagnosed by SCT volume scanning findings of the MPR comprehensively and accurately, that is very important in choosing the treatment methods for orbital blowout fracture.
2.Sturge-Weber Syndrome:Imaging Diagnosis(A Report of 11 Cases and a Review of the Literature
Jizhou YANG ; Shuquan MIAO ; Dapeng SHI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(08):-
Objective To study imaging findings of Sturge-Weber syndrome. Methods The clinical manifestations and imaging findings of 11 cases suffered from Sturge-Weber syndrome were analysed. 10 cases had facial vascular nerves angioma in the trigeminal nerve distribation. Routine CT examination was performed in all 11 cases, 2 cases had head radiography and 8 cases had MRI, 5 cases had enhanced CT and 3 cases had enhanced MRI.Results Imaging finding included:on the affected hemisphere, cortical calcifications (n=11), brain atrophy (n=9), the interfaces between gray matter and white matter blured, dilated subependymal veins,enlargeel choroids plexus (n=7) and increasing thickness of cranial diploe (n=8). The choroids plexus of lateral ventricle was prominent enhanced in 5 cases. Enhancement of cortical areas and vessels on the surface of brain were noted in 6 cases. Conclusion Head radiography has finite effects in the diagnosis of Sturge-Weber syndrome, MRI combined with CT plays an important role in the diagnosis of this syndrome.
3.Clinical Application Value of Spiral CT Portography
Jizhou YANG ; Yingjie MA ; Peng XUE
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(09):-
Objective To evaluate clinical application of spiral CT portal vein (SCTP).Methods 110 patients with different hepatic diseases underwent SCT enhanced scan. The portal vain 3D images of different hepatic diseases were obtained with maximum intensity projection(MIP). Results SCTP could directly demonstrate the location and width of the portal and hepatic veins, detect the invasion and tumor thrombosis of portal vein.The degree of variation of portal vein was correlated to the grade of hepatic function. Conclusion SCTP has better clinical value. It can content requirement of clinic diagnosis.
4.CT and MRI Diagnosis of Trigeminal Nerve Tumors and Relative Anatomic Analysis
Peng XUE ; Li GONG ; Jizhou YANG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(07):-
Objective To investigate the CT and MRI findings of trigeminal nerve tumors and relative anatomic characteristics.Methods CT and MRI findings in 17 cases of trigeminal neuroma proved surgically and pathologically were analysed.Results Of 17 cases,the tumors located in middle and posterior carnial fossa in 8 cases and 5 cases respectively,these tumors appeared as oval or lobulated structure.The tumors localized in transcranial fossa in 4 cases with dumbbell or irregular shape.CT and MRI findings were as following:(1)Higher density of tumors in 3,low density in 4,the same density with adjacent graymatter in 2 and cystic low density in 4;(2)Homogeneous and inhomogeneous low signal intensity on T_1WI in 5 and 7 respectively,homogeneous and inhomogeneous high signal intensity on T_2WI in 4 and 8 respectively;(3)Inhomogeneous and homogeneous enhancement in 10 and 7 cases respectively on CT and MRI contrast-enhanced scan;(4)The tumors grew along trigeminal nerve and across the cranial fossa with dumbbel appearance in 4,the root of trigeminal nerve were thickened and connected with the tumors body in 3,enlargement of Meckel's cave in 6;(5) The erosion of petrous bone in 3 cases clear boundary of tumors and without calcificaton or adjacent edema in 15 cases.Conclusion CT and MRI are reliable methods in diagnosing trigeminal neuroma.
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.The Choice of Therapeutic Methods and MRI Diagnosis of Acoustic Neuroma
Jizhou YANG ; Jiankun WAMG ; Youtian HUANGFU ; Peng XUE ; Li GONG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(10):-
Objective To evaluate the choice of therapeutic methods and MRI diagnosis of acoustic neuroma.Methods The MRIimaging and clinical materials of 60 patients with acoustic neuroma were analyzed,48 cases were underwent an operation,12 cases weretreated conservatively or gamma knife treatment,follow-up ranged from 1 to 4 years.Results There were 62 tumors round the internalauditory canal.There were 58 cases with single acoustic neuroma and two cases with couples acoustic neuroma.28 tumors demonstratedhypointense and 30 tumors demonstrated hypo-and isointense signals on T_1 weighted image.38 tumors demonstrated hyperintense and 24tumors demonstrated hyper-and isointense signals on T_2 weighted image.The Ⅶ,Ⅷ nerves affected side were thickened than that ofopposite side in 32 patients.After Gd-DTPA administration 24 tumors were homogeneously enhanced,26 tumors were inhomogeneously or circularly enhanced in 50 acoustic neuromas of 48 cases.Operation was still the main election for acoustic neuroma.Conclusion MRI is an effective method in the diagnosis of acoustic neuroma,and providing advice for clinics in making therapeutic programs.
7.Screening on the pharmacodynemic active parts of protecting liver of Peristrope japonica (Thunb.) Bremek.
Xixiong, YANG ; Huifang, PI ; Guoxin, ZHANG ; Xuebing, PANG ; Jizhou, WU
Journal of Huazhong University of Science and Technology (Medical Sciences) 2004;24(5):525-7
The pharmacodynamic active parts of protecting liver of Peristrope japonica (thunb.) Bremek were identified. Rat acute liver injury model was induced by D-galactosamine (D-GlaN). The active parts were identified on the whole extraction and 4 fractions. The results showed that the pharmacodynamic active parts of Peristrope japonica were the n-BuOH fraction.
Acanthaceae
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal/*pharmacology
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Drugs, Chinese Herbal/therapeutic use
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Galactosamine
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Hepatitis, Toxic/etiology
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Hepatitis, Toxic/*prevention & control
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Liver Function Tests
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Phytotherapy
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Protective Agents/pharmacology
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Protective Agents/therapeutic use
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Random Allocation
8.Evaluation of Cartilage Engineering Using PKH26 and Molecular Light Imaging System
Jizhou QI ; Baoshan XU ; Jiang PENG ; Wenjing XU ; Qiang YANG
Tianjin Medical Journal 2014;(12):1156-1158,1159
Objective To investigate the application of PKH26 and molecular light imaging system in cartilage en?gineering. Methods Canine chondrocyte was labeled by fluorescent dye PKH26 and seeded into the porous cartilage acel?lular matrix scaffold. The cells/scaffold constructs were cultured in vitro for 1 week. Then the constructs were implanted into the dorsal pocket of nude mice. We utilized a molecular light imaging system to macroscopically observe cells/scaffold con?structs in vivo with fluorescence at the 4th weeks, and compared with X-rays taken at the same position. The fluorescence im?ages were compared with the immunohistochemical and immunofluorescent results of cartilage-like tissue in vivo. Results Luminescent images were acquired at the 4th weeks, a red color enhanced overlay of the luminescent image over X-ray photo?graphic image demonstrated the location of the implants and the cell viability and cell growth on porous CACM scaffold in vivo were very well. Histological results show that the safranin O, anti-collagenⅡimmunohistochemistry and toluidine blue stain of cartilage-like tissue is positive. Immunofluorescence examination demonstrated chondrocytes in the constructs whitch is showen red fluorescence, and anti-collagenⅡimmunofluorescent staining was showen in green while the overlap?ping image is showen in yellow. Conclusion This study outlines an applicable non-destructive method to evaluate cell growth in tissue engineering constructs in vivo using PKH26 and molecular light imaging system.
9.Significance of tumor pathological length in evaluation of prognosis of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma
Chenglin FU ; Bing PAN ; Weizhi ZHENG ; Jizhou YANG
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2017;24(10):1466-1469
Objective To explore the clinical significance of tumor pathological length in evaluation of prognosis of esophageal squamous cell carcinoma.Methods 421 patients with esophageal squamous cell carcinoma were selected as study subjects.Each patient's data of gender,age,pathological examination(tumor pathological length),survival time,cancer stage,operation mode were collected.The patients were divided into two groups:≤4 cm group(189 cases) and >4 cm group(232 cases), and the constituent ratios of gender,age,or operation mode and the survival rate between the two groups were analyzed.Results There were no significant differences in gender composition,age structure and operation mode between the two groups(x2=2.03,2.41,0.06,all P>0.05);There was positive correlation between tumor pathological length and TNM stage(CMH=68.07,P<0.01).The 25%,50% and 75% quantiles of survival period in the group whose tumor length was less than or equal to 4 cm were 28,40 and 58 months,respectively,which in the group whose tumor length was more than 4 cm were 19,31 and 61 months,and there was significantly difference between the two groups(x2=44.88,P<0.01), the group whose tumor length was less than or equal to 4 cm had higher survival rate than the group whose tumor length was more than 4 cm.In the further stratification analysis by TNM stage,the group whose tumor length was less than or equal to 4 cm had higher survival rate than the group whose tumor length was more than 4 cm in theⅠstage patients(x2=5.61,P<0.05);the group whose tumor length was less than or equal to 4 cm had higher survival rate than the group whose tumor length was more than 4 cm in theⅡstage patients(x2=4.62,P<0.05);the group whose tumor length was less than or equal to 4 cm had higher survival rate than the group whose tumor length was more than 4 cm in the Ⅲ stage patients(x2=4.88,P<0.05).Conclusion Tumor pathological length is an effective prognostic factor for esophageal squamous cell carcinoma,and the critical value can be determined as 4 cm.
10.Protection of extract of Radix Atragali composite against acute hepatic injury
Hua XU ; Jie WEN ; Liping YU ; Xiaoming YANG ; Jizhou XIANG
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(02):-
AIM: To study the protection of extract of Radix Atragali composite against acute hepatic injury. METHODS: Fed with the extract of Radix Atragali composite, m ice were injected with D-galactosamine intraperitoneally (800 mg/kg) and rats were i njected with carbon tetrachloride hypodermically (5 mL/kg) to induce acute hepat ic injury on the 8th day. ALT, AST and bilirubin in serum were examined. Patholo gical changes of liver tissue were observed. RESULTS: Compared with model group, activities of ALT and AST, c oncentrations of bilirubin were markedly decreased and pathological scores also showed that degeneration and necrosis of hepatic cell were lighter in the the ex tract of Radix Atragali composite treatment group. CONCLUSION: The extract of Radix Atragali composite attenuat es hepatic injury induced by D-galactosamine or carbon tetrachloride.