1.Mechanism of radiofrequency ablation in treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma
Journal of Clinical Hepatology 2017;33(2):359-363
Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is a malignant tumor with high incidence and mortality rates around the world.Radiofrequency ablation (RFA) is an effective therapy for HCC,especially in patients who experience recurrence after surgery for liver cancer,who are complicated by liver dysfunction and unable to undergo surgical resection,and who have multiple liver tumors and undergo palliative treatment.RFA can significantly improve patients' survival time and quality of life.This article reviews the mechanism of RFA in the treatment of HCC from the aspects of direct and indirect injuries and helps to further understand the role of RFA in local and systemic treatment of HCC,which has a potential value for multidisciplinary treatment of HCC in future.
2.Differences of brain mechanism between selective attention and sustained attention:evidences from event-related potentials
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2016;20(33):4993-4998
BACKGROUND:At present, researches about attention mainly concentrate on the relationship between attention and other psychological phenomena, but studies concerning different types of attention itself (sustained attention versus selective attention) are few. OBJECTIVE:To investigate the brain mechanisms of sustained and selective attentions which have different roles in the cognitive process. METHODS:Event-related potentials (ERPs) were measured when 18 col ege students’ participants (half male and half female) were performing selective and sustained attention tasks. The program was written in E-Prime and displayed on a computer, and the experimental task was adapted from Karl et al. reported experimental paradigm, including selective attention and sustained attention tasks. The time of fixation point given was 500 ms, and the time of three randomly abreast pictures given was 300 ms. Al the participants were asked to make rapid and accurate response as much as possible. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:The ERPs elicited by the two attention tasks were different in the aspects of time process, wave crest and latency. The brain regions activated by the sustained attention were wider than those by selective attention. The ERPs elicited by the sustained attention mainly presents as positive waves, whereas those elicited by the selective attention were reflected as both positive and negative waves. The EPRs elicited by the sustained attention were N100 and N250, but in the metaphase, selective attention elicited the P180. These may indicate that event choice appears in the middle stage of the task. Besides, the reversion of EPRs elicited by the two attention tasks in the anterior and posterior scalp is likely to be a generality of al attentions.
3.Microvideo in college and university libraries in era of new media
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2017;26(6):67-70
After a description of the concept of microvideo and studies on microvideo in domestic college and university libraries,microvideo in domestic college and university libraries was investigated and the production of microvideo was elaborated with Jining Medical College as an example.Strategies for the solution of problems in microvideo were put forward for its popularization.
4.Association of polymorphism of CTLA-4 gene exon 1 with Graves′ disease in Chinese population
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 1986;0(04):-
The polymorphism of cytotoxic T lymphocyte associated antigen-4 (CTLA-4) was investigated by PCR-RFLP in 28 healthy volunteers and 64 patients with Graves′ disease (GD). The result suggests that the frequency of G49 allele of CTLA-4 exon 1 in GD patients issignificantlyhigherthanthat in normal controls (P
5.Key problems in implementation of patron-driven acquisition
Chinese Journal of Medical Library and Information Science 2016;25(8):62-65
After a descrption of the background of patron-driven acquisition ( PDA) or demand-driven acquision (DDA) and its short-term loan model, purchase model, auto-purchase model, librain-purchase model, and evi-dence-based acquisition model, the total amount of resources in common PDA platform, PDA models and their users were analyzed.The key problems in PDA implementation were pointed out, such as formulation of criteria for the development of resources, control of funds, mangement of MARC data, and assessment of PDA project, and sug-gestions were put forward for their solution .
6.Lessons in the establishment and application of the hospital information system
Chinese Journal of Hospital Administration 1996;0(05):-
From the perspective of hospital administrators, the paper reveals a variety of failures in the establishment and application of the hospital information system and analyzes the causes of the failures.
7.Advancement of target therapy in endometrial cancer
China Oncology 2001;0(05):-
With the advancement research on target therapy,more and more target drugs have been applied in the treatment of endometrial cancer,including anti-TKI or monoclone antibody and inhibitors in molecular signal pathways like mTOR,all of which have shown good therapeutic effects.As there were only on some phaseⅡclinical trials,so randomized stageⅢclinical trials are required to confirm these effects.In this review,the author discusses the advancement of target therapy in endometrial cancer.
8.Application of the Montreal Cognitive Assessment in early screening in patients with vascular cognitive impairment-no dementia
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2011;19(12):921-924
The Montreal Cognitive Assessment (MoCA) scale is a rating scale for rapid screening of mild cognitive impairment.In recent years,with the deepening of clinical research,the application scope of MoCA has been gradually expanded to the assessment of cognitive impairment-related diseases.This article reviews the clinical advances in research on MoCA in early screening of vascular cognitive impairment-no dementia
9.Research progress on anaerobic bacteria in tuomr gene therapy
Journal of International Oncology 2010;37(9):665-667
Hypoxic metabolism in solid tumor reduces chemoradiotherapy effect and become the obstacle in tumor therapy. Gene therapy is the most promising tumor treatment method, but currently using carriers cannot target tumors accurately. Anaerobic bacteria has become the transferring carrier in tumor gene therapy because it has tendency to hypoxia in solid tumors and can target solid tumors more accurately.
10.Relaxation and contraction induced by ATP via P2 receptors in longitudinal muscle strips of the rat proximal colon
Chinese Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology 2005;19(5):321-326
AIM Action of adenosine triphosphate(ATP)on longitudinal muscle strips of the rat distal colon has been reported, however, that of the rat proximal colon remains to be clarified. In this study we investigated the effects of ATP on longitudinal muscle strips isolated from the rat proximal colon and the receptors involved in the effects. METHODSIsometric relaxant and contractile responses to ATP (0.1 μmol · L- 1 - 1 mmol· L- 1 ) and adenosine (1 - 100 μmol· L-1) in longitudinal muscle strips of the rat proximal colon were observed. RESULTS ATP (0.1 μmol· L- 1 - 1 mmol· L- 1 ) produced a complicated response including an inhibition of rhythmic contraction and a weakly transient decrease in basic tone (0.05-0.08 g) followed by a concentration-dependent contraction (0.04- 0.44 g) in longitudinal muscle strips of the rat proximal colon at resting tension. Tetrodotoxin (0.1 μmol·L-1) did not influence the responses to ATP.Adenosine (1 - 100 μmol· L-1) did not produce an obvious contractile response in the preparation at resting tension. Concentration-dependent relaxant responses to ATP ( 1 μmol· L- 1 - 1 mmol· L- 1 ) in the preparation precon tracted with 5-hydroxytryptamine or with acetylcholine were 23.2% - 94.6% or 24.8 % - 92.4%, however the relaxant responses to adenosine were much weaker than those to ATP. CONCLUSION ATP produces contractileresponsesmainly via purine and pyrimidine (P) 2receptors and relaxant responses partially via P1 receptors in longitudinal muscle strips of the rat proximal colon.