1.TARSAL WEDGE OSTEOTOMY FOR TREATMENT OF CAVUS DEFORMITY OF THE FOOT
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1983;0(02):-
20 cases of cavus deformity of foot were corrected by tarsal wedge osteotomy. The procedure was adopted because this type of deformity had its peculiar anatomical features. 18 feet were followed up postoperatively. and the result was found to be satisfactory 7 months to 5 years alter the operation. The following 2 problems were particularly discussed:1.Cavus defomity is characterized by a marked increase in the longitudinal arch and flexion of the forefoot, with the dome of the arch situating just under naviculo-cuneiform joint. It is therefore deemed most reasonable to perform osteotomy at this point. We think that this procedure gives better result than that recommended by McElvenny and Caldwell or v-osteotomy designed by Japas.2.In cavus foot the result of the operation depends a great deal on an accurate measuremnt of the deformity on the x-ray film. It was suggested that the deformity may be classified as mild, moderate and severe types basing on the measurement of the lateral x-ray film of the affected feet.
2.Role of autophagy in renal disease
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2017;32(5):398-400
Autophagy is the cell biology process in which cytoplasmic components are degraded in lysosomes to maintain cellular homeostasis,it is involved in the pathophysiology of several kidney diseases (podocytopathies,IgA nephropathy,diabetic nephropathy,hereditary kidney disease),but its specific effect is still controversial.Most studies suggest that autophagy plays a protective role in kidney diseases,in the future,it may become a new target for the prevention and treatment of kidney disease.
3.The effect of rhythmic auditory stimulation on the gait of Parkinson's disease patients
Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2014;36(6):429-432
Objective To investigate the effect of rhythmic auditory stimulation on the gait of patients with Parkinson's disease.Methods Forty-two patients with Parkinson's disease were divided into an auditory stimulation group and a control group with 21 cases in each.Both groups received conventional drug treatment,but the auditory stimulation group also received rhythmic auditory stimulation training for 10 minutes,3 times daily for 3 weeks.This involved their attempting to walk in time with a beat.The 2 groups were assessed with gait tests using a 3-dimensional motion analysis system before training and after the 3 weeks of training.Assessments using the united Parkinson's disease rating scale (UPDRS),Berg's balance scale and the 6-minute walk test were carried out.Results The auditory stimulation group's average stride length and stride frequency improved significantly after 3 weeks of treatment,and were then significantly better than the control group averages.Conclusion Rhythmic auditory stimulation helps improve the gait of Parkinson's disease sufferers and promotes the recovery of motor function.
4.The dynamic research of establishing fatty liver rats induced by high-fat diet
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 2003;0(11):-
Aim To establish the fatty liver animal model induced by high-fat diet.Observe the dynamic variety of the hepatic steatosis in the different time.Finding out the ideal animal model-making time of hyperlipidemia and nonalcoholic fatty liver.Methods 50 wistar rats were fed with high-fat diet.The serum TG,TC,HDL,LDL,AST,and ALT were detected from 2 to 6 weeks.At the same time,we analyzed the hepatic steatosis situation. Results The rats developed hyperlipidemia and slight fatty liver after two weeks.In the following weeks,the serum lipid level and liver index kept rising.So did the amount of steatosis cells in liver tissue.The 3~4 weeks animal model had developed moderate fatty liver and the 5~6 weeks animal model had developed serious fatty liver.Liver fibrosis was detected in the 6 weeks animal model.Conclusions Feeding with high-fat diet,different phases of fatty liver had been developed in six weeks,and could been used for correlative pharmacological test.
5.Idiopathic intracranial hypertension and eye complications
International Eye Science 2008;8(7):1307-1310
Idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH) is the syndrome of raised intracranial pressure (ICP) without clinical, laboratory or radiological evidence of intracranial pathology. IIH is a relatively rare disease but rapidly increasing incidence is reported due to a global increasing incidence of obesity. Disease course is generally said to be self-limiting within a few months. However, some patients experience a disabling condition of chronic severe headache and visual disturbances for years that limit their capacity to work. Permanent visual defects are serious and not infrequent complications. The pathophysiology of IIH is not fully understood yet. Advances in neuroimaging techniques have facilitated the exclusion of associated conditions that may mimic IIH. No causal treatment is yet known for IIH, and existing treatment is symptomatic and rarely sufficient. The aim of this review is to provide an updated overview of this potentially disabling disease.Theories of pathogenesis,diagnostic criteria and treatment strategies are discussed.
6.Effect of systemic chemotherapy on conditions of tumor infiltrating, metastasis and disease-specific survival for advanced retinoblastoma
Lu LU ; Song TANG ; Hui GUO ; Guiqin LIU ; Dongsheng ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Ocular Fundus Diseases 2016;32(4):404-407
Objective To observe the effect of systemic chemotherapy on conditions of tumor infiltrating,metastasis and disease-specific survival (DSS) for advanced retinoblastoma (RB).Methods Forty-one patients with advanced RB who received enucleation were enrolled in this study.There were 26 males and 15 females,age at diagnosis was ranged from 2 to 72 months,with a mean of 23.08 months.There were 16 bilateral patients and 25 unilateral patients;13 group D eyes and 28 group E eyes.16 patients received enucleation as the primary treatment (operation group),25 eyes received chemotherapy before enucleation (chemotherapy group).There was no significant statistical difference between two groups for the gender,unilateral and bilateral,international staging or diagnostic age (P>0.05).The histopathology report was performed to assess the risk of postoperative tumor-node-metastasis staging (pTNM) in each patient,and the extent of tumor invasion in the optic nerve,choroid and anterior chamber was divided into 3 levels of low risk,medium risk and high risk.Five deaths were all in the group E with chemotherapy before enucleation.Using R software survival analysis software package survfit function,the application of Kaplan-Meier estimation method,DSS of RB children was calculated from the time of diagnosis,up to the date of the death of patient.DSS differences between chemotherapy,operation group and eye removal time (more than 3 months,less than 3 months) in group E RB children were analyzed.Results The proportion of high risk pTNM stage in chemotherapy group was significantly lower than the operation group.But there was no significant difference between the two groups in the overall risk classification (x2 =3.130,P=0.077).For group D eyes,the overall risk classification in chemotherapy group was significantly lower than the operation group (x2 =5.870,P=0.015).There was no significant difference between the two groups in the overall risk of group E eyes (x2 =0.020,P=0.889).The DSS in chemotherapy group and operation group were 0.71 and 1.00,respectively;the difference was significant (x2 =3.700,P=0.05).The DSS in children whose enucleation delayed for more than 3 months and children whose enucleation performed within 3 months were 0.64 and 1.00,respectively;the difference was significant (x2 =4.800,P=0.028).Conclusion Systemic chemotherapy did not reduce the risk of tumor invasion and metastasis in patients with advanced RB.Instead,it will reduce the DSS in group E eyes of RB.
7.THREE CASES OF PICK′S DISEASE:A CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS
Wenfu LU ; Lu′Ning WANG ; Kangxing SONG ; Al ET ;
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 2001;0(11):-
Three cases of Pick's disease diagnosed by clinical observation, MRI, SPECT, PET and pathology were analysed. Compared with Alzheimer′s disease, Pick's disease consisted of the following features: ①The changes in personality, judgement, affection and emotion, Kl?ver Bucy syndrome, progressive non fluent aphasia,and the defect of semantic memory were prominent in the early stage, but the disturbance of cognition and visuospatial ability were relatively late. ②Marked cerebral atrophy in the temporal pole was showed in MRI. ③Hypoperfusion and hypometabolism could be found in the frontal and / or temporal cortexes on SPECT or PET scans. It is important to understand the salient features for early diagnosis of Pick's disease in clinic.
8.Clinical study of bacterial infection in patients with liver cirrhosis
Xiangdong LU ; Shiduo SONG ; Zhiguang ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2010;33(31):14-16
Objective To study the state, feature and risk factors of bacterial infection in patients with liver cirrhosis, find out the influence of infection on prognosis, and provide scientific basis for its prevention and treatment. Methods Three hundred and twenty-three patients with liver cirrhosis were analyzed. The number of the patients with infection, the location of infection, clinical feature as well as the kind of pathogenic bacteria were analyzed. Unconditional Logistic regression analysis was used to assess the risk factors of bacterial infection. Results The overall infection rate was 39.94% (129/323),of which community acquired infection rate and nosocomial infection rate were 22.60% (73/323) and 17.34%(56/323) respectively. The most common location of infection in turn were respiratory tract,gastrointestinal tract, urinary tract,biliary tract and abdominal cavity. The main pathogenic bacteria was Gram-negative bacillus, most of which had drug resistance for cefquinome and quinolones. The risk factors related with bacterial infection included liver cancer, Child-Pugh class B and C grade of liver function, gastrointestinal tract bleeding, diabetes mellitus,invasive operations and the length of staying in hospital. Conclusions The incidence rate of infection in patients with liver cirrhosis is higher. Multiple factors are likely to affect the incidence rate of infection in patients with liver cirrhosis.
9.ANTIINFLAMMATORY, ANALGESIC AND ANTIPYRETIC EFFECTS OF DEOXYACONITINE
Dongjiang SONG ; Manwen LU ; Hanqing LI
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1987;0(03):-
Deoxyaconitine (DAC), an extract from the tuber of Aconitum flavum Hand-Mazz, was assayed comparatively with the other previously studied alkaloid 3-Acetylaconitine(3AAC)with respect to their antiinflammatory, analgesic and anti-pyretic effects in laboratory animals. DACO.Smg /kg ip markedly inhibited the croton oil induced ear edema in micei 0.2 mg/kg ip or sc showed significant inhibiton on the hind-paw edema in rats induced by carrageenin or formalin,and on the increase of vascular permeability induced by intradermic injection of histam-ine in rats or acetic acid ip in mice. With the model of carrageenin induced hind-paw edema in rats, the antiinflammatory therapeutic index of DAC ip (6.38) was slightly higher than that of 3AAC (5.92 ) . The sc analgesic ED50 of DAC measured with acetic acid twisting test in mice was 0.22+ 0.06mg/kg and that measured with hotplate method by ip was 0.41+0.10 mg/kg.In the latter case, the analgesic therapeutic index of DAC (6.37) was higher than that of 3-AAC(4.60) . DAC 0.24mg/kg ip showed marked anti-pyretic effect on the rabbit fever induced by typho-paratyphoid vaccine.
10.RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DENSITY OF MUSCARINIC RECEPTOR SUBTYPE AND BLADDER INSTABILITY IN RATS
Gensheng LU ; Bo SONG ; Xiy JIN
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1983;0(02):-
To study the relationship between the density of muscarinic receptor (MR) subtype and the occurrence of bladder instability. The rat model of unstable bladder was established, and the density of MR subtype was determined in normal and unstable bladders. The results showed that there were only m 2 RNA and m 3 RNA present in the detrusor of normal and unstable bladders, and m 1, m 2 or m 3 mRNA subtypes were not detected. In the normal bladder, the amount of m 2 RNA (1 67?0 42) was obviously greater than m 3 RNA (0 64?0 19), and the ratio of them was 2 59∶1. In the unstable bladder, the density of both m 2 and m 3 increased to (2 03?0 65) and (1 53?0 46) respectively, and the increase of m 3 was more significant ( P