Biological products refer to drugs made from microorganisms,cells,animal or human tissues or body fluids by biotechnology for the prevention,diagnosis and treatment of human diseases. The proportion of biological products in the market as well as clinical treatment is constantly increasing. This paper reviews the application of biological products commonly used in ophthalmic diseases in ophthalmic preparations,such as the effects of recombinant bovine basic fibroblast growth factor(rbFGF)and deproteinized calf blood extracts on corneal injury or keratitis,and the combination of different biological products(such as the effect of glycoside combined with growth factor drugs),so as to provide a new direction for the development of biological products in this field through the inspiration of some existing drug applications.

Objective To investigate the effects of pretreatment with Chinese herbal Sini Decoction ( SND) on the acute lung injury induced by intestinal ischemia / reperfusion (I/R) .Methods Thirty-two healthy SD rats of both sexes weighing 275-300 g were randomly divided into four groups of 8 animals : (Ⅰ) control group in which sham operation was performed, ( Ⅱ) I/R group in which superior mesenteric artery was clamped for 1 h followed by 3 h reperfusion; (Ⅲ) and (Ⅳ) SND group 1 and 2 in which SND 3 g?kg-1 ( Ⅲ) or 6 g?kg-1 (Ⅳ) was given via gastric tube every day for 3 days before I/R. Carotid artery was cannulated for MAP monitoring. The animals were sacrificed by decapitation at the end of 3 h reperfusion. Blood was collected and the lungs were immediately removed for determination of lung water content [ (wet weight - dry weight) / wet weight ?100% ], lung NO, endothelin-1 (ET-1) and MDA contents and SOD activity, lung permeability index (BALF protein concentration/serum protein concentration) and microscopic examination. Results SND pretreatment significantly alleviated the hypotension and morphological changes of the lungs induced by intestinal I/R. Lung water content, lung permeability index and lung MDA and NO contents increased significantly whereas lung SOD activity significantly decreased in I/R group ( group Ⅱ) compared with those in control group ( P

24 h. The operation was performed under continuous epidural block. Right subclavian or internal jugular vein was cannulated for blood sampling. Exclusion criteria included acute bleeding, acute thrombosis, patients who had received any drug which may affect platelet function or coagulation within a month. TEG was performed before operation, 10min after release of cross-clamping of artery and vein of the translated kidney and at the end of operation. The measured TED variables included the reaction time (r) representing the rate of initial fibrin formation; k(coagulation) time and alpha angle reflecting fibrin-platelet interaction and maximal amplitude (MA) indicating qualitative platelet function. Results Before operation in group A r and k values were both significantly smaller than normal values and alpha angle, MA and coagulation index (CI) significantly increased, indicating increased coagulability, while group C exhibited decreased coagulability with r-value larger than normal and MA smaller than normal. 10min after release of cross-clamping of artery and vein of the transplanted kidney in group B and C r-value decreased and MA, CI increased as compared with the preoperative values. There were no significant differences in TEG variables at the end of operation among the three groups. Conclusions TEG shows that hypercoagulability may exist within 6 h after hemodialysis, and there is likelihood of fibrinolysis after 24 h. The venous blood is hypercoagulable after the release of cross-clamping of artery and vein of the transplanted kidney, indicating the risk of potential thrombosis.

0.05), but pretreatment with yohimbine 10 ug significantly reduced the antinociceptive effect of tramadol ( 10ug) at 35 min and 40 min and the nociception score increased by 56% and 41 % respectively ( P 0.05). Scatchard analysis of the saturation isotherms showed that H-yohimbine was bound to a single binding site with a Kd value of 1.79 nM. The competition curve of tramadol was sigmoidal with a Ki value of 34.14 uM and an IC50 value of 68.25 uM. Tramadol was 19 000-fold less potent for binding to a2-adrenoceptor of the spinal cord as compared to H-yahimbine. Conclusion Intrathecal tramadol produces time-dependent antinociception. Tramadol has very low affinity with a2-adrenoceptor of the spinal cord. A part of its intrathecal antinociceptive effect was related to indirect a2-adrenoceptor effect of the spinal cord.

Objective To analyze the causes of blood transfusion adverse reactions in children,and to explore the measures to reduce the adverse reactions of blood transfusion in children.Methods Collect 30 518 cases of transfusion reaction data which is during 2009 to 2014 in Kunming Children's hospital for analyzing.Results 166 cases of transfusion reaction occurred and the occurrence rate is 0.54％ in 30 518 cases,allergic transfusion reaction accounted for 89.16％ (148/166),non-hemolytic febrile reaction 10.24 ％ (17/166),hemoglobinuria accounted for 0.60 ％ (1/166);In children the transfusion reaction rate of hemapheresis platelet is 1.92％(72/3 743),plasma is 0.43％(56/13 132),suspension red blood cells is 0.28％(38/13 480);the signs and symptoms of children's blood transfusion reaction:simplex urticaria and rash 74.10％(123/166),simplex fever 10.24％ (17/166),rash associated with fever 5.42％ (9/166),eyelid or oral edema (mild angioneurotic oedema) 9.04％ (15/166),,Bronchospasm (mild) 0.60％ (1/166),simple hemoglobinuria 0.60％ (1/166).Conclusion Children with blood transfusion adverse reactions to allergies,mainly for local or systemic rash;Platelet is the most-common blood component that causes transfusion reaction with children.

Objective To evaluate the effect of remifentanil preconditioning ( RP ) on intestinal is?chemia?reperfusion ( I∕R) injury in rats and its relationship with opioid receptors. Methods Seventy?two Sprague?Dawley rats, aged 6-7 weeks, weighing 250-280 g, were randomly divided to 9 groups ( n=8 each): sham operation group (S), intestinal I∕R group (group I∕R), RP group, different opioid receptor antagonists groups (N, BNI and CTOP groups), and opioid receptor antagonists + RP groups (N+RP, BNI+RP and CTOP+RP groups) . Intestinal I∕R was produced by clamping the superior mesenteric artery for 1 h followed by 2 h reperfusion in all the groups except group S. RP was induced by 3 cycles of 5 min infusion of remifentanil 0?2 μg·kg-1 ·min -1 followed by 5 min infusion of normal saline before ischemia. Naltrindole (δ?receptor antagonist, 5 mg∕kg) , nor?binaltorphimine (κ?receptor antagonist, 5 mg∕kg) and CTOP (μ?receptor antagonist, 1 mg∕kg) were administered before RP. At 2 h of reperfusion, blood sam?ples were collected from the cardiac apex for determination of serum diamine oxidase ( DAO) activity. Intes? tinal tissues were then removed for microscopic examination. Intestinal damage was assessed and scored ac?cording to Chiu. Apoptosis in intestinal mucosal epithelial cells was detected using TUNEL assay, and ap?optosis index was calculated. The expression of activated caspase?3 in intestinal mucosal epithelial cells was measured by Western blot. Results Compared with group S, the serum DAO activity, Chiu′s score, and apoptosis index were significantly increased, and the expression of activated caspase?3 was up?regulated in I∕R and RP groups ( P<0?05) . Compared with group I∕R, the serum DAO activity, Chiu′s score, and ap?optosis index were significantly decreased, and the expression of activated caspase?3 was down?regulated in RP, BNI+RP and CTOP groups (P<0?05), and no significant change was found in the parameters men?tioned above in N, N+RP, BNI and CTOP+RP groups (P>0?05). Compared with group RP, the serum DAO activity, Chiu′s score, and apoptosis index were significantly increased, and the expression of activa?ted caspase?3 was up?regulated in N+RP and CTOP+RP groups ( P<0?05) , and no significant change was found in the parameters mentioned above in group BNI+RP ( P>0?05) . Conclusion RP can mitigate in?testinal I∕R injury in rats, and the mechanism is related to the anti?apoptotic effect mediated by activation ofδ?and μ?opioid receptors, but not κ?opioid receptors.

AIM: To investigate the effects of electrical stimulation of vagus nerve on gut injury following intestinal ischemia-reperfusion in rats. METHODS: 30 adult male Wistar rats subjected to bilateral cervical vagotomy were randomly divided into three groups (n=10 per group): (1) Intestinal ischemia-reperfusion group (group I/R): laparotomy and I/R induced by clamping arteria mesenterica superior for 1 h followed by reperfusion for 2 h. (2) Vagus nerve stimulation group (group VNS): laparotomy, I/R and electric stimulation with pulse train of constant amplitude 5V, pulse width 2 ms and frequency 1 Hz at the left caudal vagus ends for 20 minutes before and after occlusion. (3) Sham control group (group SC): sham operation and sham stimulation. Carotid artery was cannulated for mean arterial pressure (MAP) monitoring. A strip of small intestine was taken from distal end of ileum for light microscopic (LM) and transient electron microscopic (TEM) examination at the time of 2 h after reperfusion. Improved Chiu’s scale was used to quantitatively assay the damage degree. The levels of malondialdehyde (MDA) and TNF-? in plasma were detected. RESULTS: MAP in every group kept steady during ischemia, but decreased gradually with the prolongation in the time of reperfusion. MAP decreased more dramaticly in group I/R than that in group VNS (P

Aim To investigate the the protective effects of a novel recombinant Trichinella spiralis 38 ku protein ( rTsP38 ) on intestinal I/R injury and the po-tential mechanisms. Methods Male BALB/c mice were randomly divided into sham group ( group S) , in-jury group ( group I) , rTsP38 vaccinated group ( group T) and adjuvants vaccinated group ( group A ) , and received subcutaneously phosphate buffer solution (PBS), PBS, rTsP38, or adjuvants, respectively, at 2-week intervals 6 weeks before the surgical proce-dure. Results Intestinal I/R caused severe intestinal injury evidenced by significant increases in modified Chiu 's score and neutrophils infiltration, accompanied by decreases in daily food intake and body weight. The mRNA level of arginase-1 ( Arg-1 ) was decreased and the mRNA level of inducible nitric oxide synthase 2 ( NOS2) was increased in group I. RTsP38 significant-ly ameliorated intestinal injury and improved intestinal function following intestinal I/R accompanied by de-crease in neutrophils infiltration and increase in cell proliferation in the intestine, compared to mice without rTsP38 pretreatment. Fold changes of Arg-1 mRNA level were significantly increased in group T. Conclu-sions These findings indicate that rTsP38 exerts pro-tection on intestinal I/R injury in mice via promoting M2 macrophages polarization.

Objective To evaluate the safety and the feasibility of hypophysin injection for hemostasis during laparoscopic stripping of ovarian endometrioma.Methods Retrospective analysis of 86 cases with ovarian endometrionm.Forty-two patients with prophylactic dilute hypophysin injection into cornua uterus and mesosalpinx(study group),and 44 patients without vasopressin(control group).The operative time,intraoperative blood loss,the highest postoperative temperature,postoperative stay and the rate of recurrence were compared.Results The operative time in the study group and the control group were(51.24±22.58)min and(67.02±25.14)min,the intraoperative blood loss were(42.16±26.10)ml and (68.23±28.21)ml,respectively.There was significantly different between two groups(P＜0.01).The rates of recurrence in the study group and the control group were 4.76% and 11.36%,respectively.But it was no significantly different between two groups(P＞0.05).Both the highest postoperative temperature and postoperative stay was no difference between two groups(P＞0.05).Conclusions Hypophysin can reduce the operative time and intraoperative blood loss during laparoscopic stripping of ovarian endometrioma,and it is possible to reduce the rate of recurrence.It is a safe,feasible,cheapand convenient method,and worth using in clinic.

AIM: To investigate the effect of Sini decoction (SND)on the ultrastructure of small intestinal epithelial cells in rats with intestinal ischemia-reperfusion. METHODS: Thirty-two Sprague-Dawley rats of both sexes were randomly divided into 4 groups: (1) Control group in which sham operation was performed; (2) Model group in which intestinal I/R was produced by clamping super mesenteric artery(SMA) for 1 hour and declamping SMA for 3 hours; (3) SND1 group in which SD (0.6 g/200 g rat) was given via stomach tube 3 d before intestinal I/R; (4) SND2 group in which SD (1.2 g/200 g rat)was given via stomach tube 3 d before intestinal I/R. A strip of small intestine was taken from distal end of ileum for electron microscopic examination. The two-dimensional structural parameters and three-dimensional structural parameters of mitochondria were calculated. RESULTS: (1)Morphological changes of small intestine: In control group, epithelial cells were orderly arranged, with normal mitochondria and intestinal villi. In model group, the gaps between epithelial cells widened. There were a lot of apoptotic cells. Microvilli were short and swelled. Mitochondria were swelled obviously with broken ridges. Endoplasmatic reticulum was severely dilated. In SND1 and SND2 groups, microvilli and epithelial cells were orderly arranged relatively, mitochondria was slightly swelled. (2) Structural parameters of mitochondria: In model group, there were the least mitochondria and the swelling of mitochondria was severe. In SND1 and SND2 groups, the mitochondria was more than that of model group and the swelling were slight. CONCLUSION: Sini decoction can protect small intestine from ischemia-reperfusion injury without dose-dependent effect.