1.Observation of the medical treatment an combination of fixation and reparation of root amputation
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2009;16(10):1770-1771
Objective To discuss endodontic surgery,such as the medical treatment effect of the fixation and reparation of tooth after root amputation and hemisection and prepare and provide medical basis for further application of the treatment. Methods Choosing fifty patients with hemisection or extirpating of root of tooth. After filling out the remaining root of tooth with silver and mercury, then make the operations of cutting tooth or extirpation of root of tooth in the condition of local anesthesia. For two to three months after the operation, on the basis of the remaining root of tooth sad next tooth with some body deformities, to make the operation of the united fixation and reparation. Then con-tinue to observe the treatment effect for two to three months. Results It has a good effective treatment on the united fixation and reparation of the remaining root of tooth united with next tooth with some body deformities after the opera-tions of root amputation and the hemisoction. The patients'chewing strength is strong and it is easy to clean and less to get local anesthesia which is often occurred after the operations. Conclusions Molars remained after hemisection of tooth or root amputation cannot be easily extirpated, so we may consider to made the operations of united fixation and reparation with next tooth. The fixed bridge has fixing and protection functions to the remaining mot of tooth and can improve chewing power.
2. Comparison of analgesic effect of morphine alone and combination of morphine with dextromethmorphan
Tumor 2008;28(6):528-531
Objective: To standardize the method for morphine dose titration and investigate the synergistic effect of dextromethorphan with morphine on cancer pain. Methods: Eighty six adult patients with severe cancer pain were selected. The experiment was divided into two stages: the stage of morphine dose titration and random double-blind contrast test. At the stage of morphine dose titration the patients were administered morphine 5 mg/4 h at baseline and given "as needed" morphine palliative treatment at 10% total daily dosage when abrupt pain occurred till the patients gained stable pain. At the stage of random double-blind contrast test the dosage of morphine was reduced by 30% and dextromethorpban or its analogue tablets (dose ratio 1: 1) was added. Morphine dose titration was performed again till pain relief. Results: During the stage of morphine dose titration the dose of morphine was increased from the second day. The dose of morphine was stabilized on the fourth day. Morphine was given to the patients at the stable dose continuously. The minimum pain-relieving dose of morphine was 30 mg and the maximum dose was 160 mg. The pain intensity of the patients began weaker from the third day and kept stable during the treatment. The life qualities of the patients were obviously improved. During contrast test stage the total dose of morphine was reduced in both groups. The dose of morphine was reduced a little more after addition of dextromethorphan compared with the control group. But there was no significant difference between the two groups. The pain intensity kept stabilized during the treatment. Conclusion: Standardized morphine dose titration achieved satisfactory effects on cancer pain. Addition of dextromethorphan tended to reduce the total dose of morphine.
3.Person-based teaching method in epidemiology teaching and probing
Yingchun DAI ; Jun NIE ; Qing CHEN
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2003;0(04):-
During epidemiology teaching,it is important for teachers to use person-based teaching method according to different specialty bachelors to improve the teaching quality.
4.Expression of MMP-9 protein and its mRNA in the tissues of breast cancer
Haixia LIU ; Xinmin NIE ; Jun YANG
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2015;(17):2457-2458
Objective To study expression of matrix metalloproteinase‐9(MMP‐9) protein and its mRNA in breast cancer and e‐valuate its significance in the occurrence ,development and metastasis of breast cancer .Methods The protein expression of MMP‐9 breast cancer were detected by using immunohistochemistry and the expression of mRNA were detected by reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction(RT‐PCR)Results The positive rate of MMP‐9 protein expression in 56 cases of breast cancer was 69 .6% (39/56) ,while in benign breast diseases was 20% (6/30) ,which were significantly different(P<0 .05) .The levels of MMP‐9 mRNA were significantly higher in the patients with breast cancer than those in benign breast diseases(P<0 .05) ,which were 0 .914 2 ± 0 .108 1 and 0 .379 4 ± 0 .0428 respectively .Conclusion The MMP‐9 protein and mRNA expression in human breast cancers are positively correlated with the stage and lymph node metastasis .Expression of MMP‐9 could be used as an indicator for the ability of invasion and metastasis of breast cancer .
5.Effect of Family Rehabilitation Plan on Motor Function of Stroke Patients with Hemiplegia
Jun-hua WANG ; Bin NIE ; Yue LIU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2006;12(8):677-678
ObjectiveTo observe the effect of family rehabilitation plan (FRP) on motor function of stroke patients with hemiplegia.Methods64 patients were randomly divided into the FRP group (32 cases) and control group (32 cases). The patients in the FRP group critically followed the schedule and activities scheduled on FRP and were assessed and guided in out-patient department every two weeks. The patients in the control group made schedule and carried on activities by themselves. Motor function was assessed with Fugl-Meyer Assessment (FMA) and modified Barthel index (MBI) respectively.ResultsMotor scores of the patients in two groups significantly increased after treatment ( P<0.001), and that of the FRP group was significantly better than that of the control group ( P<0.001).ConclusionThe FRP can significantly improve motor function of stroke patients with hemiplegia.
6.Effects of Three Kinds of Mutagens on the Cell Survival Rate and the Chromosomal Aberration in V79 Cells
Donglian CAI ; Zheng NIE ; Nan LIU ; Jun QIAN
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 1985;0(06):-
The cell survival rate and the chromosomal aberration induced by N-methyl-N-nitro-N-nitriosoguanidine (MNNG), mitomycin C (MMC) and ethyl methanesuiphonate (EMS) in V79 cells and its ?-ray-sensitive mutants (irs5 and mil) were observed in this study. The concentrations of mutagens to determine the survival rate were arranged at 2.5~ 30 ?mol/L in MNNG, 1~20?mol/L in MMC and 2~ 16 ?mol/L in EMS, respectively. The cell survival rates and the cell clones of irs5 were higher than that of the V79 cells and irs11; and of irs11 were significantly lower than that of V79 cells and irs5. The result of IC50 of mutagens to determine the chromosomal aberration was similar to the cell survival rate. The type and frequency of chromosomal aberration induced by MNNG, MMC and EMS in irs5 was same as in V79 cell; and there was a dose-response relationship between them. The spontaneous aberration frequencies in irsS and V79 cells were lower than 4%, however, in irs11 was higher than 10%. Data suggests that the cellular biological characterization in irs5 is steady, and further study to certain irsS whether it will be a new mutant for the mutagenicity or carcinogenicity assay or not.
7.Injury related behavior of middle school students:a case study
Yanzhen CHEN ; Jiandong LI ; Jun NIE ; Qing CHEN ; Shouyi YU
Chinese Journal of Disease Control & Prevention 2009;0(03):-
Objective To explore the behavioral patterns of middle school students and provide basis for unintentional injury prevention in these students.Methods 171 injury students and 171 normal students as controls were evaluated by Youth Self-Report(YSR),and mean scores were compared between the two groups by t Test.Logistic regressions were performed to analyze the relationship between injury students and behavioral problems.Results The rate was higher in injury group(15.79%) than in control group(8.19%).The score of injury group of boys was higher than thar of control group(t=2.942,P=0.004);the score of injury group of girls was higher than thar in control group(t=3.766,P=0.000).Multi-factor Logistic regression analysis showed that attention-deficit(OR=5.376),the problem of thinking(OR=3.672),social problems(OR=2.204) and friendly fellows' action was a risk factor.Conclusions There is a significant effect of the behavior of students and fellow students on the injury to students.
8.The epidemiological study of acute diarrhea during field training in an army of South China
Jun NIE ; Yang BAI ; Yongyu RUI ; Jiandong LI ; Shouyi YU
Chinese Journal of Disease Control & Prevention 2001;5(2):105-107
Objective To probe into the epidemic feature, pa tho genic spectrum and main risk factors of diarrhea during the field training in ar my. Methods Detection of morbidity,investigation of risk factor s and detachment of pathogen were performed. Results The diarrh eal incidence rate of army of field training was 4.36%(106/2 433), which was higher than that of hold garrison(0.98%, 2/204). The incidence rate of officers was lower than that of soldiers. Two incidence peaks concerned with the army motion course were foun d. The detection rate of lapactic bacteria from fecal of patients was 63.1%(65/1 03) and most of them were ETEC, followed by the plesiomonas shigelloides. Se ven ind ividual factors concerned with diarrhea disease were found with logistic analysi s, including dr inking unboiled water, going out to eating and so on. Conclusions Incidence of diarrhea in the army increased obviously during the field training and the chief pathogen are ETEC and plesiomonas shigelloides, at the same time, t he occurrence of diarrhea is related with many individual factors.
9.Effects of pulmonary resection on perioperative right ventricular function
Jun NIE ; Jianjun GE ; Xiaolong YANG ; Gang REN ; Boying DING
Chinese Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery 2009;25(3):172-174
Objective To investigate the changes of perioperative right ventricular function after pulmonary resction. Methods 45 cases of pulmonary resection were divided into four groups.Group Ⅰwas wedge resection(n = 10), GroupⅡ was lobectomy(n = 19), Group Ⅲ was double lobectomy(n=7)and Group Ⅳ was pneumonectomy(n=9). The changes of CVP, PAMP, PEP/ET, Sa, VTIs, RVSP, Ea/Aa, and Tel were evaluated by traditional ultrasonic and tissue Doppler ultrasonic techniques at different time inter- vals (pre-operation, 5-7 days orland 1 month post-operation), Results Compared with the pre-operation CVP, the indexes of all groups have no significant changes post-operatively. Wedge resection didn' t obviously influence right cardiac after load and systolic function/diastolic function. No evidet changes detected in Tei pre-and post-operatively. However, the indexes (PAMP, RVSP and PEP/ET ratio) reflecting right cardiac afterload evidently increased at post-pneumonectomy or lobectomy group5- 7 days post-opera- tive. All these reflect the decrease of Tei, which was more obvious in pneumonectomy than in lobectomy group. Right cardiac after- load, systolic/diastolic function and Tel index recovered to pre-operative level 1 month post-operation in single lobectomy group. But the above indicators, especially the Tel, were still high in double lobectomy and pmeunonectomy groups 1 morth post-operation.Tei index is positively correlated with PAMP and is weakly correlated with PET/ET ratio and Ea/Aa ratio. Conclusion Pulmonary wedge resection doesn't evidently influence right cardiac function. However, right cardiac diastolic function evidently decreases temporarily at lobectomy group. The systolic function and diastolic funetions decrease after double-lobectomy and pneumonectomy and it's more evident in pneumonectomy group. Though the right cardiac afterloads of lobectomy, double lobectomy and pneumonectomy groupa all increase significantly post-operativlye, only the former recover to pre-operative level 1 month after surgery.
10.In Vivo Kinetics and Biodistribution of a Hantaan Virus DNA Vaccine after Intramuscular Injection in Mice
Si WANG ; Qing NIE ; Lanyan ZHENG ; Jun HU ; Enjie LUO
Virologica Sinica 2010;25(3):177-182
To study the kinetics in vivo of a Hantaan virus DNA vaccine, we constructed a fusion DNA vaccine,pEGFP/S, by cloning the S segment of Hantavirus into the vector, pEGFP-C1, which encodes Green fluorescent protein EGFP. In this report, we provide evidence that pEGFP/S was distributed and persistently expressed for more than 60 days in several organs after inoculation. Our findings suggest that the persistent immune responses induced by a Hantaan virus DNA vaccine are likely due to the plasmid pEGFP/S deposited in vivo, which acts as a booster immunization.