1.Preliminary cvaluation of 3-D angiography in diagnosis of carotid stenosis and carotid stenting
Shi ZHOU ; Ning MA ; Aiming ZHENG
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(06):-
Objective To summarize the initial application of three dimensional angiography(3D angio) in the diagnosis of carotid stenosis and carotid stenting.Methods 23 patients with carotid stenosis confirmed by conventional angiography (two dimensional angiography, 2D Angio) received 3D Angio including 16 accepted both 2D Angio and 3D Angio before and after carotid stenting and then undengone comparative study. Results 32 stenosed lesions were found, including 5 in common carotid artery, 19 in neck section of internal carotid artery, 3 in patrous section, 2 in caverous sinus and 3 in middle cerebral artery. 3D Angio could demonstrate the changes of stenosed segment from every point of view. The degree and extent of stenosis could be accuratly evaluated. The characterization of lesions including the diminution of lumen and coarse plaques could be clearly displayed. After stenting, the wall of stenosed segment became smooth and the plaques disappeared.Conclusions The diagnosis and treatment of carotid stenosis by 3D Angio is helpful to accurately estimate the extent of stenosis, the characterization of the lesions and monitor the results of stenting.
2.Effects of Chinese herbal medicine Yiqi Huayu Bushen Recipe on expressions of aggrecan and type X collagen mRNAs in cells from degenerated human intervertebral discs.
Jubao LI ; Hongyun ZHAO ; Yongjian ZHAO ; Quan ZHOU ; Ning LI ; Peng XU ; Qi SHI ; Yongjun WANG
Journal of Integrative Medicine 2011;9(10):1138-44
To investigate the effects of serum containing Yiqi Huayu Bushen Recipe, a compound Chinese herbal medicine, on expressions of aggrecan and type X collagen mRNAs of the degenerated intervertebral disc cells in patients with cervical spondylotic myelopathy.
3.Clinical analysis of 17 cases of neonatal Kasabach-Merritt syndrome
Ning ZHAO ; Ping WANG ; Junjian LV ; Mou WEI ; Hui SHI ; Weineng LU ; Wei ZHOU
International Journal of Pediatrics 2013;40(4):426-429
Objective To summarize the clinical characteristics and therapeutic approaches of Kasabach-Merritt syndrome (KMS).Methods The data from 17 KMS patients that had been definitely diagnosed from December,2007 to January,2012 in our tertiary center were collected retrospectively.Results We described 17 patients,13 of whom were male and 4 of whom were female,with an age range of 17 hours to 28 days.Of the 17 cases,4 cases had hemangioma of internal organs,13 on the surface of the body.All of them had thrombocytopenia and coagulation dysfunction.Seventeen cases were initially treated with corticosteroids.The responses were varied:excellent and rapid improvement (n =6),failure (n =11),recurrence (n =3).Then the cases of failure and recurrence accepted artery embolization:excellent and rapid improvement (n =8),failure (n =4),recurrence (n =1),with 1 giving up.At last,the cases resistant to artery embolization therapy accepted vincristine therapy.Four cases had rapid improvement,and 1 died from disseminated intravascular coagulation.In this study,a response rate to corticosteroids was 35.3%,and the recurrent rate was 50%.The response rate to artery embolization was 61.5%.Five patients unresponsive to hormone therapy and artery embolism were treated with vincristine,and the effective rate was 80%.Conclusion In the therapy of neonatal KMS,the resistant to corticosteroids is common.Combinative therapy of corticosteroids with artery embolization is recommended as the first-line therapy.Vincristine is suggested as a therapy when there is resistance to the other therapy.
4."Myositis-like" T-cell lymphoma: report of a case.
Xiao-ge ZHOU ; Yan SHI ; Gang CHEN ; Yuan-yuan ZHENG ; Yan-ning ZHANG ; Shu-hong ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Pathology 2008;37(6):422-423
5.Emergency laparoscopic cholecystectomy for acute cholecystitis
Ning WU ; Qun ZHOU ; Bo ZHANG ; Hailiang LIU ; Qiang LI ; Dangjun SHI
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;0(08):-
Objective To explore the curative effect and prevention of complications of emergency laparoscopic cholecystectomy(LC) for acute cholecystitis.Methods The clinical data of 1 278 patients with acute cholecystitis who were treated with emergency laparoscopic cholecystectomy from July 2004 to July 2010 in our haspital were collected and analyzed retrospectively.Among these patients,471 cases had mild acute cholecystitis,720 cases had acute suppurative cholecystitis and 87 cases had acute gangrenous cholecystitis.The impaction of stones in the neck of gallbladder was present in 823 cases.The impaction of stones in the cystic duct was present in 157 cases.In 96 cases emergency operation was performed within 48 hours after the synptoms occurred,in 799 cases operation was performed from 48 to 72 hours,and in 383 cases operation was undertaken after 72 hours.Results The mean operation time was 40min(20-90 min) and the mean blood loss was 80ml(20-300 mL).Early postoperative fever(38.0~39.5℃) developed in 375 cases.Temporary jaundice was found in 108 cases.Bile leakage occurred in 17 cases.No LC cases were converted to open cholecystectomy.No cases were complicated with bile duct injury and there was no mortality.Conclusions Emergency laparoscopic cholecystectomy for acute cholecystitis is difficult.The probable complication rate is quite high.Severe complications can be avoided with skillful surgical technique and rich operative experience.Acute cholecystitis is not a contraindication for emergency laparoscopic cholecystectomy.
6.The distribution of azidothymidine palmitate galactosylated liposomes in mice.
Hong-Bing WU ; Yi-Hui DENG ; Shao-Ning WANG ; Xin-Yu ZHOU ; Ning WANG ; Li SHI
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica 2007;42(5):538-544
Hepatocytes act as a reservoir for the human immunodeficiency viruses (HIV) and are responsible for its continual dissemination in the peripheral circulation. For this reason, galactosylated liposomes (GalLs) containing home-made [(2-lactoylamido) ethylamino] formic acid cholesterol ester (CH-ED-LA ) as a homing device were prepared to study the biodistribution of the liposomal azidothymidine palmitate (AZTP) in mice. Four liposomes of the present study, soybean phosphatidylcholine (SPC)/cholesterol(CH)/CH-ED-LA (80 : 10: 10, 10% GalLs), SPC/CH/CH-ED-LA (80 : 15:5, 5% GalLs), SPC/CH/CH-ED-LA (80 : 17 : 3, 3% GallLs) and SPC/CH (80 : 20, CL) incorporated AZTP were prepared by ethanol-injection method followed by ultrasonic-dispersion and characterized by entrapped efficiency which was more than 95% and their mean diameter was less than 100 nm, respectively. The effects of the addition upon the liposomal membrane potential and AZTP content were also unseen. The distributions of AZT in various organs were determinated by reversed phase HPLC after intravenous administration via tail vein in mice, at a dose of 15.85 mg x kg(-1) AZT solution and 30 mg x kg(-1) AZTP (at equimolar doses) in CL or GalLs, respectively. Compared to AZT control solution, the half-life of AZT in each group of AZTP liposomes increased significantly (P < 0.05). In addition, the concentration-averaged overall drug targeting efficiency (r(e)) of the liver presented by AZTP CL and GalLs containing 3% , 5% , 10% (mol/mol) CH-ED-LA increased 1.32 and 1.48, 2.13, 1.50 times as that of AZT solution, respectively. These results indicate that liposomes containing such novel galactosylated lipid, CH-ED-LA, had remarkably improved the targetability of AZTP to liver, and are anticipated to be a potential candidate for liver targeting delivery carriers.
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7.The prevalence of heart failure with normal ejection fraction in diabetic foot ulcer and the change after treatment
Xuelian JIANG ; Jianyuan SHI ; Shanshan ZHANG ; Xueming GU ; Yunfei ZHOU ; Hong LIU ; Ping FANG ; Zhengyi TANG ; Guang NING
Chinese Journal of Endocrinology and Metabolism 2011;27(7):580-583
Objective To estimate heart function among patients with diabetic foot ulcer,and to investigate the characteristics of heart failure(HF) before and after treatment of ulcer. Methods Items associated with diabetes and some physiological and biochemical indicators were observed in patients with diabetic foot ulcer(162 cases) and with high risk factors of ulcer(75 cases). Heart function was evaluated at patients′ admission, during ulcer related treatment, and prior to discharge. Left ventricular ejection fraction and other cardiac assessment were measured with ultrasonic scan.Results During hospitalization, 23.6%(56/237) patients underwent HF with normal left ventricular ejection fraction, and it was 27.2%(44/162) in patients with foot ulcers. The prevalence of HF was 8.9%(21/237) in all patients studied on admission, and that was 10.5%(17/162) in patients with foot ulcer, more than that without foot ulcer(P<0.01). More patients with HF were found, being 14.8%(35/237) during 2-7 days after ulcer related treatment initiated, and peak was on the 4th day. There was statistical difference among different Wagner grades(P<0.05) about the morbidity rate of HF. All patients with HF were improved and tolerant to ulcer related treatment. Conclusion The prevalence of HF with normal left ventricular ejection fraction was relatively high in patients with diabetic foot ulcer, especially after ulcer treatment.
8.An analysis of randomized control trials articles published from 2004-2009 in Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery
Peihua LU ; Hu DU ; Guorong HUANG ; Liping SHI ; Chunqiang CHU ; Ning ZHOU ; Wei SHEN ; Zhiyang JIANG ; Guoqing TAO
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2010;16(11):812-816
Objective To study the academic level of randomized control trials(RCTs)published from 2004 to 2009 in Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery.Methods Published work about RCTs in 72 issues of Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery was searched by finding relevant articles published during 2004-2009.Correlated indexes including literature received time, literature publishing time, the total number of citations, number of citations in Chinese, number of citations in English, research funding situations, the number of authors, article affiliations in all RCTs, together with single(or multiple)center study situation, positive conclusions, the starting time, the end time,and number of patients recruited in clinical RCTs were extracted for aggregate analysis.Results During the past six years, a total of 135 articles of RCT were published in Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery, accounting for 8.7% in all clinical studies.The average number of RCTs in each issue was 1.88.The average time for publishing time delay was 450 days.The total number of citations in RCTs was 1252 and the average number of RCTs for citations was 9.3.53 RCT studies were financed, accounting for 39% of the total number of research papers.Beijing Friendship Hospital attached to the Capital University of Medical Sciences had published 8 papers of RCT and it is the institution of publishing the largest number of such papers in the journal.The number of multi-center study for RCTs was one and all RCT studies had significant conclusions.The average research duraton in RCTs was 45 months.The total number of patients in 33 clinical RCTs was 2705 and the average number of patients recruited in each RCT was 82.Conclusion Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery put emphasis on the strongest evidence and the most valuable RCT researches that have great significance in the field of domestic hepatobiliary surgery for clinical treatment and experimental research.
9.Methylation status in the promoter region of secreting frizzled related protein 2 gene in patients with myelodyplastic syndrome
Yun FAN ; Xiaohong SHI ; Shangyong NING ; Changhu ZHOU ; Liang SUN ; Xiaoquan ZHU ; Lei TANG ; Naibai CHANG ; Ze YANG
Journal of Leukemia & Lymphoma 2011;20(11):676-679
ObjectiveTo investigate the methylation status in the promoter region of secreting frizzled related protein 2 (SFRP2) gene in patients with myelodyplastic sydrome (MDS) and to initially explore the relationship between the methylation of this gene and prognosis/survival time.MethodsMSP method was applied to examine the promoter methylation of SFRP2 gene in 43 bone marrow or peripheral blood samples of MDS patients.As controls,70 normal peripheral blood samples from volunteers of general outpatients were examined.Then some of the patients were followed up.ResultsIn 43 patients of MDS,10 samples (23.3 %)showed SFRP2 gene methylation,and all of them were semi-methylation status.In 70 controls,no sample showed SFRP2 gene methylation.The frequency of SFRP2 gene methylation in MDS patients was significantly higher than that in controls (x2 =17.86,P <0.0001).Of the 10 SFRP2 gene methylation samples,5 were bone marrow samples and 5 were peripheral blood samples.In this group of patients,3 patients were diagnosed as RA,1 patient was diagnosed as RAS,2 patients were diagnosed as RCMD,3 patients were diagnosed as RAEB and 1 patient was diagnosed as MDS-U.There was no significant difference between the different sample source (bone marrow or peripheral blood) for the results of the methylation status (x2 =0.912,P >0.05).Either no significant difference between the different sex,age,type,chromosome and WPSS score (all P >0.05).The progress of disease didn' t influence the methylation rate (P >0.05).16 patients accepted follow-up and 11patients died,3 patients went to AML.2 died patients showed SFRP2 gene methylation.The survival analyses showed no relationship between the methylation of this gene and survival time(x2 =0.022, P >0.05).ConclusionIn this MDS group,there is a high level of methyl-modification in SFRP2 gene.The methylation of SFRP2 may be one of the molecular mechanisms that contribute to the progress of patients with MDS.The peripheral blood sample maybe a better substitute in detection of SFRP2 with MDS.
10.Analysis of driver gene mutations in colorectal cancer by using next-generation sequencing
Yingying HUANG ; Wenzhuo JIA ; Gang ZHAO ; Xueqing HU ; Ning ZHOU ; Shuai ZHANG ; Yunbo ZHAO ; Lin LI ; Hong SHI
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2021;40(5):646-649
Objective:To investigate the characteristics of gene mutations in colorectal cancer(CRC)patients by using next-generation generation sequencing(NGS).Methods:Blood and tissue samples were collected from 90 CRC patients admitted to Beijing Hospital between August 5, 2016 and December 29, 2020.Analysis of driver gene mutations was performed by using a 1021-gene NGS panel.Results:There were 43 tissue samples and 83 blood samples.Also, 36 patients had both tissue and blood samples.The frequency rates of KRAS and BRAF mutations were 51.2%(22/43)and 20.9%(9/43)in tissue samples, and 3 rare concomitant KRAS/ BRAF mutations were detected.The frequency rates of KRAS and BRAF mutations were 26.5%(22/83)and 10.8%(9/83)in blood samples.In patients with tissue and blood samples, the rates of KRAS and BRAF mutations were 52.8%(19/36)and 10.8%(8/36). Conclusions:The rate of KRAS mutations in tissue samples from colorectal cancer patients is similar to rates reported in the literature, but the rate of BRAF mutation and the rate of rare KRAS and BRAF co-mutations are higher than those reported from other countries.