1.Stress distribution of rigid fixed bridge in abutments with mandibular 56 deletion A three-dimensional finite element analysis
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2009;13(17):3361-3364
Mandibular teeth and sustentacular tissues extracted from a healthy adult were treated using CT scanning to obtain two-dimensional image, and then a three-dimensional image was established using computer reconstruction technique. Simultaneously, a three-dimensional finite element model of rigid fixed bridge was established in abutments with mandibular 56 deletion. A fixing load of 100 N was vertically and horizontally loaded on the middle site of bridge, and the abutments were grouped according to the proportion of alveolar bone absorption of 5% sub-interval to analyze the effects of 0 50% alveolar bone absorption on stress distribution of rigid fixed bridge. When the alveolar bone absorption was zero or less than 10%, the stress of rigid fixed bridge was evenly distributed on abutments with the vertical load of 4 7 MPa and horizontal load of 6 9 MPa; when the alveolar bone absorption was greater than 10%, the stress of rigid fixed bridge was concentrated on the abutments with the vertical load of 9-16 MPa and horizontal load of 14-23 MPa. This suggested hthat alveolar bone absorption had great effect on stress distribution of rigid fixed bridge in abutments with mandibular 56 deletion, namely a little absorption would cause the changes of stress distribution.
2.Research on establishing of rabbit VX2 carcinoma model and monitoring with color Doppler energy ultrasound technique
Journal of Chongqing Medical University 2003;0(05):-
Objective:To explore a method of high successful rate to establish the rabbit VX2 carcinoma model, and monitor the tumor with ultrasound technique.Methods:Tumor block transplanting method was used to make the rabbit VX2 carcinoma model,and verify the tumor in rabbit′s liver with pathological section.Ultrasound technique was applied to detect liver echo, size and echo of tumor,generation and changing of blood vessels in tumor and to find out the characters of the rabbit VX2 carcinoma.Results:The rabbit VX2 carcinoma model was made successfully with tumor block transplanting method, and the success rate was 100%.The ultrasound technique could measure the size of tumor exactly, and it could monitor the changes of the echo and tumor blood vessels in carcinoma exactly at the right time.Conclusion:Tumor block transplanting method is a simple method to make rabbit VX2 carcinoma model with high successful rate. The ultrasound technique is an accurate、convenient and non-invasive method to monitor the carcinoma and blood vessels in tumor.The results provide experimental evidence in evaluating the efficacy of new techniques and therapeutics for liver carcinoma.
3.Detection of free cancer cell CK-20 mRNA in peripheral blood in patients with gastric carcinoma
Shixing QIAO ; Xin QIAO ; Wenhua WANG
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2006;0(02):-
0.05)Conclusion There are some free cancer cells in the prepheral blood of some patients with gastric cancer before operation. Pulling and stimulating tumor in the operation may increase cancer cell dissemination.Simple ligation of peripheral veins around stomach could not completely prevent cancer cell dissemination in the peripheral blood.
4.Radiotherapy of brain metastases
Journal of International Oncology 2013;(6):437-440
Brain metastases is a common cause of advanced tumors teeatment failure,and radiotherapy is one of the main treatment modalities.With the development of radiotherapy techniques,the survival and quality of life of patients with brain metastases have been significantly improved.Whole brain radiotherapy,stereotactic radiotherapy as well as the combination are the main treatment options,but the best fraction size,the most optional time and suitable patients need to be further investigated.Novel radiotherapy techniques such as simultaneous integrated boost have been a research hotspot.
5.Application of proteomic techniques in searching lung cancer biomarkers
China Oncology 1998;0(01):-
Lung cancer is one of the malignant tumors with a high morbitity and mortality in the world.During its neoplastic development, a set of changes in protein expression occurs.The changed proteomic profile of cancers—tumor biomarkers could guide clinical decision-making.Proteomic methods are widely used in identification of tumor biomarkers.To reduce the mortality of lung cancer and improve its therapy,many studies on the identification of this tumor biomarker are being carried out.This review summarizes the main strategies and technology in proteomics and its application in identification of lung cancer biomarkers.
6.Hepatitis B virus and hepatocellular carcinoma: antiviral therapy and risk estimation
International Journal of Surgery 2012;(12):846-848
The incidence of hepatocellular carcinoma is increasing year by year all over the world.Hepatoma has become one of the main causes of cancer-related death.For many years,studies found the chronic hepatitis B virus infection is the leading cause of hepatocellular carcinoma,and antiviral therapy for hepatitis B virus could obviously reduce the incidence of hepatoma and prevent recurrence after hepatectomy.Making appropriate risk estimation in patients with chronic hepatitis B and providing patients with high risk the effective medical intervention can help to prevent the occurrence and delay the development of hepatocellular carcinoma.
7.Teeth-marked Tongue Indicating Diseases due to Pathogenic Dampness
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2009;31(4):378-379
This article reviewed many different opinions on teeth-marked tongue, and made a discuss on the differentiation of symptoms and signs based on clinical practice. We consider that the teeth-marked tongue indicates the diseases that are caused by pathogenic dampness, while the correlation between such diseases and spleen deficiency still needs study.
8.Application of MR diffusion imaging to the diagnosis of diffuse axonal injury
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(10):-
Magnetic resonance diffusion imaging contrasts by water molecule diffusion,reflecting water diffusion status.Owing to the unique mechanism,diffusion imaging is sensitive to anatomic alteration of fiber tract and becomes an important technique in the detection of diffuse axonal injury.Diffusion-weighted imaging shows DAI lesion via emphasizing diffusion composition,diffusion tensor imaging is more sensitive to diffusion anisotropy of the lesion,and fiber tractography can directly demonstrate fiber disruption.MR-diffusion imaging not only improves conspicuity of DAI,but also has grading and prognostic value.
9.A clinical evaluation of the two-implant-supported single crowns in molar restoration: A five years observation
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2009;25(6):905-907
After being restored, 69 cases of the two-implant-supported crowns were followed up for 5 years. Except 1 case failed after restored 5 years due to peri-implantitis, and there were no complications which can not be controlled in the other cases. The success rate of implant restoration in 5 years is 98.6%. The two-implant-supported single crown for molar is an effective method to restore the long gap of a single molar-loss.
10.Correlation between stenosis or occlusion of vertebral-basilar artery and the location of infarctions in pontine
Chinese Journal of Neurology 2011;44(4):229-233
Objective To investigate the correlation between stenosis or occlusion of vertebralbasilar artery and the location of infarctions in pontine. Methods All 139 patients with acute pontine infarction who were admitted to the Department of Neurology,Xuanwu Hospital,Beijing,during February,2005 and September,2007 were studied. All patients received the examinations of head MRI and digital subtraction angiography (DSA). Patients with possible cardiac embolism were excluded from the study. All the cases were then divided into four groups: A( paracentral artery group); B (short rotary artery group); C (long rotary artery group) and D (combined group). Results In all 139 cases,78 cases (56. 1% ) were in A group,3 (2. 2% ) in B group,7 (5.0%) in C group and 51 (36.7%) in D group. Fifty-six cases (40. 3% ) have occlusion in vertebral artery,60 cases (43.2%) have stenosis of vertebral artery. Cases having stenosis or occlusion in basilar artery are 14 cases (10. 1% ) each. Sixteen cases (11.5%) have unimpaired vertebral-basilar artery. A group is related to occlusion of vertebral artery and basilar artery and unimpaired artery ( x2 =3. 945,6. 824,4. 485 ,P = 0. 043,0. 021,0. 041 respectively). D group is related to occlusion of basilar artery ( x2 = 10. 952,P = 0. 006). Logistic binary analysis found that A group is more related with occlusion of vertebral artery ( OR = 2. 261 ),while D group is more related to occlusion of basilar artery ( OR = 15. 750). Conclusions There is a significant correlation between stenosis or occlusion of vertebral-basilar artery and the locations of infarctions in pontine. The physicians are suggested to perform the examinations on cerebral vessels such as brain MRI or DSA in patients with infarctions in pontine.