1.Research on effects of transcatheter occlusion and minimally invasive surgical occlusion in treating secundum atrial septal defect
China Medical Equipment 2013;(9):86-88
Objective:To study effect of transcatheter occlusion and minimally invasive surgical occlusion in treating secundum atrial septal defect. Methods:Patients with secundum atrial septal defect were collected and randomly divided into observation group given transcatheter occlusion and control group received minimally invasive surgical occlusion. Then operation related index and and heart function index were observed. Results: there were no differences in operation related index between two groups(x2=1.039, P>0.05);operation success had negative correlation with age and positive correlation with LEVF (t=7.832, P<0.05) and no correlation with sex(t=0.892, P>0.05);in patients older than 45, the successful case, LEVF and LVEDD of observation group were significantly higher than control group(t=5.372, t=5.382;P<0.05). Conclusion:transcatheter occlusion and minimally invasive surgical occlusion can achieve ideal therapeutic efficacy;transcatheter occlusion has positive clinical value in patients over 45 years old for its advantages of small operation wound.
2.Behaviors study of image registration algorithms in image guided radiation therapy
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2008;17(5):381-384
Objective Study the behaviors of image registration algorithms, and analyze the elements which influence the performance of image registrations. Methods Pre-known corresponding coordinates were appointed for reference image and moving image, and then the influence of region of interest (ROI) selection, transformation function initial parameters and coupled parameter spaces on registration results were studied with a software platform developed in home. Results Region of interest selection had a manifest influence on registration performance. An improperly chosen ROI resulted in a bad registration. Transformation function initial parameters selection based on pre-known information could improve the accuracy of image registration. Coupled parameter spaces would enhance the dependence of image registration algorithm on ROI selection. Conclusions It is necessary for clinic IGRT to obtain a ROI selection strategy (depending on specific commercial software) correlated to tumor sites. Three suggestions for image registration technique developers are automatic selection of the initial parameters of transformation function based on pre-known information, developing specific image registration algorithm for specific image feature, and assembling real-time image registration algorithms according to tumor sites selected by software user.
3.Needling of Jiaji (Ex-B 2) for 30 Patients with Simple Adiposis
Journal of Acupuncture and Tuina Science 2004;2(2):31-32
To treat 30 patients with simple adiposis with needling of point Jiaji (Ex-B2, T3-L5), after 2 courses of treatment 12 got a marked curative effect, 15 got a curative effect, 3 got no effect, accounting for 10.0%. The total effective rate was 90.0%.
4.Key advances in podocyte studies using zebrafish model
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2016;29(9):976-981
Zebrafish have been emerging as a valuable model for kidney research , including podocyte biology , nephrogenesis and kidney disease .The zebrafish kidney has similar structure , common function and the same cell types with human kidney .Rapid development and feasible genetic editing approaches in zebrafish provide an ideal model for high -throughput gene screening involved in kidney disease and developmental process .Loss or injury of podocytes is the key mechanism , which can lead to proteinuria , glomerulo-sclerosis and renal failure .Here, we introduce structure and function of zebrafish kidney , filtration estimating assays , podocytes injury model and the highlights of recent zebrafish podocytes studies .
6.Strategic consideration on treatment of multiple myeloma.
Hua JIANG ; Qing YI ; Jian HOU
Chinese Medical Journal 2011;124(19):2965-2968
7.Depth-dose Distribution of Secondary Effects in Photon Transport Process
Xiaoning FENG ; Chengjun GOU ; Qing HOU
Chinese Journal of Medical Physics 2009;26(6):1467-1471
Objective: Simulating the photon transport process, recording the distribution of the dose which is caused by various of interactions and secondary particles, summarizing and analyzing the weightiness of each contribution. Methods: The PENELOPE package provides the basic Monte Carlo(MC) code which simulates the processes of photon and electron transport Considering the concerned physical problems, the author modifies the PENELOPE program to simulate the track of photon transport process, meanwhile records the contribution of dose which is provided by various of interactions and secondary particles in this article. Results: Firstly, in the same condition, recording the distribution from 4 source different energies(30 keV, 40keV, 50 keV, 60 keV), the distribution of the central axis total dose and the distributions which are caused by secondary Soft collision and secondary hard inelastic collision, and the distribution of the central axis dose provided by secondary particles. Secondly, in the same condition, recording the distribution of the central axis dose caused by secondary Compton scattering and secondary Photonelectric scattering. Conclusion: In different source of energy, the distribution of the central axis dose proffered by secondary soft collision play a major role; the contribution of secondary Photonelectric scattering decreased with the ascent of energy; the contribution from the first generation secondary particles is stronger than others.
8.A STUDY OF G2M(N)FACTOR DISTRIBUTION IN HAN POPULATION IN CHENGDU
Yiping HOU ; Qing GOU ; Meiyun WU ;
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1987;0(03):-
This paper reports the detection of G2m(n)factors in human sera using theenzyme-linked immunosorbent inhibition test with monoclonal antibodies agai-nst G2m(n)factor(SH-21).The gene freguency of G2m(n)factor among 517unrelated individuals of ban population in Chengeu area was 0.5493 and itsvariance was 0.0004.
9.PREPARATION OF ANTI-ORM SERA
Yiping HOU ; Qing GOU ; Meiyun WU ;
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1986;0(01):-
?-1 acid glycoprotein, also named orosomucoid (ORM), is one kind of serum protein with genetic polymorPhism. Anti-ORM serum is necessary to phenotyping ORM. This communication describes the preparation of the antiORM serum. The anti-ORM sera were produced in three New Zealand rabbits cimmunized with ORM which was isolated and purified from human sera previously in our laboratory. The results of identification showed that the specificity of the home made anti-ORM and the commercial anti-ORM sera (Sigma) were identical. The titer of the home made anti-ORM serum was 128. 2.4?g/ml ORM could be detected by double immunodiffusion with the anti-ORM serum. In addition, the anti-ORM serum did not cross-react with other human serum proteins.
10.SIMULTANEOUS PHENOTYPING OF AHSG,PI AND GC WITH IEF AND PATERNITY TEST
Yiping HOU ; Qing GOU ; Meiyun WU ;
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1987;0(03):-
Simultaneous phenotyping of AHSG, Pi and GC by IEF is reported. The results showed that the cumulative discrimination power and the cumulative exclusion probability of paternity of this method were 0.9701 and 0.58.11 respectively. It was proved to be the most efficient method for individual identification among the simultaneous phenotypings of genetic markers.It has been applied to paternity test and the results were satisfactory.