2.CAP and ISO15189 accreditation requirements of verification and validation tests for clinical molecular diagnostic assays
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2013;(2):105-108
College of American Pathologists (CAP) and International Standard Organization (ISO)15189 accreditation provides requirements to the verification and validation tests for clinical molecular diagnostic assays.The article will introduce the requirements in these aspects including the differences between the two accreditation systems,the differences between the verification and validation tests,the essential factors and standardized framework of the verification and validation tests for clinical molecular diagnostic assays.
3.Timed morphological changes of human hepatocytes L-02 cultured at high density by the support of spherical porous chitosan microcarriers
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(12):1924-1930
Abstract BACKGROUND: Recently, microcarrier culture as a high concentration cel culture technology has been used in hepatocyte culturein vitro. OBJECTIVE:To periodicaly observe the morphological changes of human hepatocyte L-02 cultured by the spherical porous chitosan microcarrier. METHODS:The self-made spherical porous chitosan microcarrier sample as a support to culture human hepatocytes L-02 acted as experimental group; non-spherical porous chitosan microcarrier as a support to culture human hepatocytes L-02 as control group. Cels in two groups underwent cel count at regular time, and the morphological changes were observed in the experimental group, including inverted phase contrast biological microscope observation and scanning electron microscope observation. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:The quantity of cultured cels in the two groups was increased in the first 3 days and reached the peak at the 3rd day. The cel quantity in the experiment group was obviously higher than that in the control group (P < 0.05). There was no significant difference in the three samples of the experimental group (P > 0.05). The quantity of hepatocytes adhered to the microcarrier surface was gradualy increased in the former 3 days under the inverted phase contrast biological microscope. There were lots of cel clusters on the surface of a greater part of microcarriers, with the total survival rate of more than 90%, and hepatocytes kept a good morphological structure. Under the scanning electron microscope, lots of hepatocytes adhered tightly to each other on the surface and section of microcarrier as wel as inside the microcarrier. It is indicated that the self-made spherical porous chitosan microcarrier as a support in three-dimensional environment can undergo cel culture with high concentration.
4.Comparison of the efficacy of skin rehabilitation therapies between comprehensive treatment and simple Chinese medicine steam spray after deep facial burn
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2013;(3):187-189
Objective To study the efficacy of simple Chinese medicine steam spray and comprehensive rehabilitation nursing after facial burn deep Ⅱ degree.Methods 80 patients were randomized into the treatment group (40 cases) and the control group (40 cases).The treatment group was given the treatment of Chinese medicine steam spray.The control group was given the treatment of Chinese medicine steam spray,pressure therapy,physical therapy,rehabilitation training and psychotherapy.The clinical efficacy of two groups was evaluated respectively after 3 months.Results After 3 months,the skins of most of patients in the treatment group were nearly normal with no pigmentation and scar hyperplasia.The cure rate was 72.5 %,the obvious effective rate was 12.5 %,and the effective rate was 7.5 %.Some patients in the control group were lightly and inconspicuously pigmented,but the pigmentation area was reduced.The colour of their skins was not different from that of the normal skin.The cure rate was 42.5 %,the obvious effective rate was 12.5 %,and the effective rate was 25.0 %.The effects of the two groups were significant differences (P<0.05).Conclusions Comprehensive rehabilitation nursing after the facial burn can reduce the pigmentation and scar hyperplasia and improve the quality of life.
5.Application of Spiral CT for Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma: Emphasis on the Value of the Tumor-pancreas Contrast
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2001;17(2):108-110
Objective To evaluation the application value of two-phase enhanced spiral CT in pancreatic adenocarcinoma. Methods Two-phase enhanced spiral CT was performed in 27 cases of pancreatic adenocarcinoma. After plain CT examination, performed arterial phase(25s after infusion)and portal venous phase(60~70s after infusion)with a 150ml bolus injection of contrast material at 3ml/s. CT attenuation values of tumor and normal pancreas in all scanning phase were obtained and the tumor-pancreas contrast was calculated. Results Mean tumor enhancement were 48±8 HU(arterial phase)and 72±6 HU(portal venous phase), normal pancreas enhancement were 125±18 HU、98±11 HU, mean tumor-pancreas contrast was significantly differenced on arterial phase (73±21 HU)and portal venous phase (25±12 HU). Conclusion Excellent tumor-pancreas contrast is obtained with arterial phase scans, as such it is of significance reference value for diagnosis pancreatic adenocarcinoma.
6.Research progress on detecting low molecular weight analytes based on surface plasmon resonance sensing technology
International Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2010;33(1):1-6
Surface plasmon resonance (SPR) sensing technology is a high-tech optical detection technolo-gy developed quickly in recent years, which combines biology, polymer chemistry and sensing technologies to form a rapid, sensitive, specific, portable and easy to operate detection technology. This paper outlines the mech-anism of SPR sensing technology for detection of low molecular weight analytes, the main application methods and research progress, discusses the advantages and shortages of the method, and foretastes the development prospect of this technology.
7.Imatinib mesylate preoperative treatment for gastrointestinal stromal tumors: clinical analysis of 12 cases
International Journal of Surgery 2014;41(7):-
Objective Evaluation of imatinib mesylate treatment of unresectable/marginally resectable gastric and duodenal stromal tumors,as well as its side effect and the toxicity.Methods Oral imatinib mesylate was prescribed at the dose of 400 mg/d for 12 cases of patients with unresectable/marginally resectable gastric and duodenal stromal tumors.The evaluation of the adverse reactions was in accordance with United States NCI-CTC grading standards (3rd edition).Choi standard was used to evaluate the patients at 3 and 6 month time points.Results For hematological toxicity,only 1 case of patient with Ⅲ° decreased white blood cell count,and the rest patients were with Ⅰ° to Ⅱ ° degree.For nou-hematological toxicity,the author observed cardiac toxicity,liver function damage,renal function damage,diarrhea,abdominal pain,nausea/vomiting,fatigue,anorexia,muscle pain,rash,hair loss,skin and mucosa edema.Among them,there was only 1 patient with Ⅲ° skin rash,and 1 patient with Ⅲ° edema,all the rest were with Ⅰ° to Ⅱ °.Eight and 11 cases of patients were evaluated as partial remission (PR) after 3 and 9 months of treatment respectively.Among them,nine patients were given R0 resection and 2 patients denied surgery due to old ages.One patient was stable (SD).Conclusions Preoperative treatment of patients with unresectable/marginally resectable gastrointestinal stromal tumors by imatinib mesylate will increase the resection rate.The related toxicity can be well-tolerated.
8.Prevention and management of chylous fistula after neck dissection
Cancer Research and Clinic 1997;0(03):-
Objective To explore the occurrence and prevention and the principle of management of chylous fistula after neck dissection. Methods Retrospective research on 1750 cases of neck dissection in Henan Tumor Hospital from January 1983 to January 2005. There were 48 cases chylous fistula and 1 case chylothorax. The incidence was 2.8 %. 5 cases on the right, 44 cases on the left. 18 cases had completed radiotherapy or chemotherapy before operation. Conservative methods and surgical methods were used in the treatment. Low fat food was supplied to the patients with chylous fistula. The conservative methods was local pressure, the surgical methods was applied while maximal production of chylous exceeding 500 ml a day. Results All the patients were cured finally. The conservative method was 12.6(5~34) days, the surgical method 7.5(3~10)day. Conclusion The key to prevent chylous fistula was to band the rupture of thoracis or lymphatic duct during operation. The conservative methods could be used in patients with slight and middle chylous, when the chylous exceed 500 ml a day or the conservative methods was unavailable, the surgical methods was appropriate, it could shorten the time of tube draw.
9."Exploration of the Professional Spirit Cultivation with ""Double Teacher"" Method for Medical Students Based on Preeminent Doctors Education and Training Plan"
Chinese Medical Ethics 2016;29(5):759-762
Medical students′ professional spirit cultivation is an important content as well as a basic require-ment of the Preeminent Doctor Education and Training Plan. Currently, there are several problems in medical tal-ents′professional spirit cultivation, such as the unstandardized curriculum, the lack of subjective experience, and the ignorance of the unity of education stages, student differences and coherence. This study intends to explore thedouble teacher method, in which both clinical teaching doctors and medical ethics teachers engage in the medi-cal students′professional spirit cultivation. Its purpose is to build a bridge between medical ethics education in uni-versities and the clinical practice, and further to integrate them through doctors′ and teachers′ joint participation, which will significantly enhance medical students′practice ability of medical moral.
10.Function and application of exosomes in malignant tumors
Cancer Research and Clinic 2017;29(1):60-62
Exosome is a sort of vesicle structure attached to cell membrane and released by cells, which contains numerous bioactive molecules, such as proteins, lipids, mRNA, microRNA and DNA fragments. These bioactive molecules are involved in the regulation of many biological processes, not only the participation in the occurrence and development of diverse diseases, but also the close relationship with the invasion and metastasis of tumors. The recent study has indicated that lots of exosomes released from cancer cells participate in a variety of pathological processes as a messenger of cell functions. This article will elaborate the function and application of exosomes in some malignant cancers.