1.Clinical Observation of Polyene Phosphatidyl Choline Combined with Atorvastatin for Alcoholic Liver Disease
Yuhong LIU ; Hongliang CAI ; Liya MU
China Pharmacy 2005;0(16):-
OBJECTIVE:To observe the therapeutic efficacy and safety of polyene phosphatidyl choline and atorvastatin in the treatment of alcoholic liver disease. METHODS:112 patients with alcoholic liver disease were randomly divided into control group (n=56)and treatment group(n=56). Both groups were given a cure for alcoholism,vitamin and polyene phosphatidyl choline (465mg,qd,i.v. gtt)therapy. Treatment group were additionally treated with torvastatin(10 mg,po)once a day before bed for 4 weeks. Clinical symptoms,signs,liver function,blood lipid changes of two groups before and after treatment were observed. RESULTS:Treatment group was superior to control group in respect of clinical symptoms,signs,liver function and blood lipid changes(P
2.Clinical effects of bone marrow stem cell transplantation through different approaches in mice with acute liver injury
Liya MU ; Xiufen TANG ; Shuqin LI
Journal of Clinical Hepatology 2019;35(1):153-156
ObjectiveTo investigate the migration of bone marrow stem cells (BMSCs) to the liver and liver repair in mice with acute liver injury treated with BMSC transplantation through four approaches. MethodsMale BALB/c mice were divided into groups A, B, C, D, E, and F, with 10 mice in each group. Groups A, B, C, and D were treated by transplantation, group E was used as the donor of BMSCs, and group F was used as the model of acute liver injury. CCL4/2-AFF was used to establish the model of acute liver injury. Mouse BMSCs were isolated, labeled with the red fluorescent dye PKH26, and then transplanted into the mice with acute liver injury through the portal vein (group A), the tail vein (group B), the abdominal cavity (group C), and the spleen (group D). The mice were sacrificed 2 weeks later. Serum levels of alanine aminotransferase (ALT), aspartate aminotransferase (AST), and albumin (Alb) were measured. The pathology of liver tissue was observed to evaluate the migration of BMSCs to the liver and the degree of liver repair. The mice in group F were sacrificed on day 8 to measure the levels of ALT, AST, and Alb. The t test was used for comparison of continuous data between two groups, and one-way analysis of variance was used for comparison of continuous data between multiple groups. ResultsIn groups A, B, C, and D, transplanted BMSCs migrated to the liver under a microscope, and newly formed hepatocytes were observed on pathological images. There were significant differences in the levels of ALT, AST, and Alb between groups A, B, C, and D and group F (ALT: t=2.372, 2.473, 2.354, and 2.383, all P<0.05; AST: t=2.534, 2.423, 2.437, and 2.643, all P<0.05; Alb: t=2.336, 2.243, 2.373, and 2.352, all P<0.05). ConclusionBMSCs can promote repair of the liver in mice with acute liver injury, and the degree of liver repair is not related to the transplantation approach.
3.Survey of influence factors and tactics for appropriate health technology extension and ability of rural doctors in Liaoning province
Wenli DIAO ; Ning LI ; Huijuan MU ; Liying XING ; Liya YU ; Li LIU ; Wei GUO ; Lixia HE ; Guowei PAN
Chinese Journal of Medical Science Research Management 2009;22(4):217-220
Objective To know the ability of rural health doctors, find out the scope of job satis-faction and desire of training and extending for chosen extending rural health doctors. Methods Various factors were analyzed, which affect the appropriate health technology extension in rural areas based on the study in Liaoning province with the method of the questionnaire and the categorical data statistics. Results The quality of medical human resources in rural area was low. The main influencing factors for training were practicality of the training, rescannable time and whether increasing income. Meanwhile, The appropriate health technology extension was affected by the rationality, validity, safety of techniques, acceptance degrees of patients as well as the individual professional basis. Conclusion It was necessary to focus on continued medical education to improve the rural doctor's ability. Some tactics was also put forward to promote the technology extension effect. This study provided some suggestions which could be used as references for the government making decision.
4.Survival of Cancer Patients in Northeast China: Analysis of Sampled Cancers from Population-Based Cancer Registries.
Yanxia LI ; Liya YU ; Jun NA ; Shuang LI ; Li LIU ; Huijuan MU ; Xuanjuan BI ; Xiaoxia AN ; Xun LI ; Wen DONG ; Guowei PAN
Cancer Research and Treatment 2017;49(4):1106-1113
PURPOSE: The cancer survival was characterized by following up sampled subgroups of cancer cases from three population-based cancer registries in Northeast China. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Survival analysis was used to analyze 6,871 patients, who had one of the 21 most common cancers based on sampling from the population-based cancer registries of three cities in Liaoning Province. All patients were diagnosed between 2000 and 2002 and were followed up to the end of 2007 by active and passive methods. The 5-year age standardized relative survival rates (ASRS) were estimated for all cancers combined and each of the 21 individual cancers. RESULTS: The survival status was traced for 80.8% of 8,506 sampled cancer cases. The 5-year ASRS for all 21 cancers combined was 41.5% (95% confidence interval, 40.3 to 42.7), the highest ASRS was observed for thyroid cancer (85.2%), breast cancer (78.9%), uterine corpus cancer (75.9%), and urinary bladder cancer (70.2%); the lowest 5-year ASRS was noted in pancreatic cancer (8.8%), liver cancer (11.0%), esophageal cancer (18.8), and lung cancer (19.6%). The cancer survival rates in Liaoning cities were similar to those of urban areas in mainland China, but significantly lower than those in Hong Kong, Korea, and Japan. CONCLUSION: The strikingly poor cancer survival rates in three cities of Liaoning Province and in other places in China highlight the need for urgent investment in cancer prevention, early detection, and standardized and centralized treatment.
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