1.Recent advances and prospects of glioma stem cell research.
Chinese Journal of Pathology 2012;41(4):217-219
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3.Danger factor analysis of malignant tumors after kidney transplantation
Yu FAN ; Yeyong QIAN ; Bingyi SHI
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2013;34(12):728-732
Objective To study the incidence of malignant tumors in renal allografts and explore the mechanism of increased incidence.Method A retrospective study was performed on 1814 renal allografts under immunosuppression from 1998-2010.Result Twenty-nine cases of malignant tumors were found in 1814 cases undergoing renal transplantation with the incidence being 1.60%.Among these cases,the incidence of urinary system tumor was 72.4%,that of hepatoma carcinoma was 10.3%,that of lung cancer was 6.9%,and each of lymphoma,cutaneous cancer or nasppharyngeal carcinoma was 3.4%.Most patients accepted operations,additional therapies including chemical or radiological and immunological therapies.Conclusion The incidence of malignant tumors in renal allografts was higher than normal persons.Besides the outcome of immunosuppression,the effects of transplantation itself and primary disease before transplantation,for instance,the higher incidence of uroepithelium malignancy was frequently associated with history of long term medications.
4.The role of IL-33 in parasitic infections:a review
Jianan YAN ; Yujing HUO ; Xunzhou LIU ; Sai SHI ; Qian YU
Chinese Journal of Zoonoses 2017;33(4):362-365
Interleukin 33 (IL 33),one member of the IL-1 family,is expressed in many types' tissue and regulation of multiple target cells via its suppression of tumorigenicity 2 (ST2) receptor.Therefore,the crucial roles of the novel cytokine IL-33 in allergic,endocrine diseases,infectious diseases and cancer are becoming characterized.The function of IL-33 in different parasite infection is distinctive in parasitic infections,due to the difference in pathogenic mechanism and in the time course of IL-33 expression.
5.Clinical features of 70 cases of psoriatic arthritis
Wei ZHAO ; Qian YU ; Yangfeng DING ; Shaoqiong XIE ; Yuling SHI
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2016;49(9):607-611
Objective To investigate the prevalence of psoriatic arthritis (PsA) in patients with psoriasis and its clinical features.Methods A cross-sectional study was conducted among patients diagnosed with psoriasis from January 2014 to January 2015.Through a questionnaire survey,the diagnosis of PsA was confirmed according to the Classification Criteria for Psoriatic Arthritis (CASPAR) in patients with suspected PsA.Clinical data were collected from patients with newly and previously diagnosed PsA.Statistical analysis was carried out by t test for two-group comparisons,one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) for multi-group comparisons,and chi-square test for comparisons of rates.All the statistical tests were two-sided.Results Totally,1 062 outpatients with psoriasis were enrolled into this study,and 125 were suspected to have PsA.According to the CASPAR,70 (6.59%) patients were finally diagnosed with PsA,with the ratio of male to female being 2.1 ∶ 1,and 45 of them (64.29%) were newly diagnosed.Psoriasis vulgaris lesions were observed in 50 (71.43%) patients with PsA,and were the most common type of skin lesions in patients with PsA.There were 5 clinical types of PsA in these patients,including asymmetrical oligoarthritis (23 cases,32.86%),symmetric polyarthritis (19 cases,27.14%),distal interphalangeal predominant arthritis (10 cases,14.29%),vertebral or sacroiliac arthropathy (7 cases,10.00%),and arthritis mutilans (11 cases,15.71%),with some overlap among these clinical types.As relatively distinctive manifestations of PsA,dactylitis and enthesitis were observed in 14 (20.00%) and 8 cases (11.43%) respectively.In addition,43 (61.43%) cases had nail involvements.Conclusion To master clinical features of PsA and to diagnose it early are of great significance for long-term prognosis of PsA patients.
6.An experimental study on static and dynamic friction of XH1-type self-ligating bracket
Yu-li GAO ; Lu HOU ; Shi-qian XU ;
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2010;14(9):1567-1571
BACKGROUND:XH1 type self-ligating bracket is a novel appliance of straight wire appliance.Currently,the majority of clinically applied self-ligating brackets are imported,which has low friction,short course of treatment,simple and efficient clinical practice.However,its cost is also very high.Therefore,we designed and developed the bracket.OBJECTIVE:Through the scanning electron microscopy (SEM) observation of XH1-type self-ligating bracket grooves,to perform the energy spectrum analysis of bracket,compare with the other bracket,and test the static and dynamic friction of this bracket.METHODS:A total of 4 kinds of upper right canine brackets,XH1-type self-ligating brackets,2E1 brackets (Shanghai),TP Straight Wire Bracket (USA),and AO self-ligating bracket (USA) were used.Brackets and arch wire were combined,respectively and tested on the XF-1-type friction tester.The friction mv-ms change marked and saved by Fluke190-type oscilloscope was recorded.The compile software graphics Matlab2007 was used to smooth the graph to remove abnormal data.The maximum static friction and a corresponding voltage (mV) value dynamic friction were obtained,and converted into force values,followed by statistical analysis.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:Different brackets had different static and dynamic frictions.The static and dynamic friction TP-type bracket was higher than XHl-type bracket's.There was no difference between 2E1 and TP bracket,AO and XH1 bracket.This XH1-type self-ligating brackets is a self-developed product,with small static and dynamic friction,simple sterilization,and low cost,which allow widely clinical application.
7.Effect of continuous infusion of lipid emulsions on endotoxin induced acute lung injury and mechanism in rats
Jipeng SHI ; Yan QIAN ; Zhen YU ; Limi HUANG
Journal of Clinical Pediatrics 2013;(6):557-560
10.3969/j.issn.1000-3606.2013.06.016
8.The cut-off value of BK virus DNA load in urine or plasma for diagnosis of BKVN in renal transplantation recipients
Yu FAN ; Bingyi SHI ; Yeyong QIAN ; Junjie XIE ; Xinying WANG
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2013;34(10):595-599
Objective To compare the applied value of BK virus DNA load detection in urine and plasma for diagnosis BK virus nephropathy (BKVN) in renal transplantation recipients.Method In 88 renal transplantation recipients receiving renal allograft from February 2011 to January 2012 in our institute,BK virus DNA load in urine and plasma was detected by using real-time PCR,and renal biopsy was performed on the recipients with gradual deterioration of the graft function or the loads of BKV replication being very high.The diagnosis of BKVN was confirmed by using immunohistochemistry.Results Of 88 recipients,there were 35 cases (39.8%) of viruria,18 cases (20.5%) of viremia and 5 cases (5.7%) of BKVN.The median BKV DNA load in both urine and plasma in BKVN recipients was significantly higher than in non-BKVN recipients (P<0.05).The viruria sensitivity and specificity for BKVN were 100% and 57.3% (P =0.03),and the viremia sensitivity and specificity for BKVN was 100% and 82.9% (P =0.0002),respectively.We regraded viral load ≧ 105 copies/mL in plasma or ≥107 copies/mL in urine as the best discriminant cut-off value to predict the disease and to identify patients at risk of developing BKVAN.The positive cut-off value of urine's positive predictive value (PPV+) was 26.3% and negative predictive vaule (PPV-) was 95.7%,and the positive cut-off value of plasma's positive predictive value (PPV +) was 83.3% and negative predictive vaule (PPV-) was 98.8%.Conclusion The viral load ≥105 copies/mL in plasma can be used as the best discriminant cut-off value to predict the disease and to identify patients at risk of developing BKVAN,but the cut-off value of urine should be only used for screening BKV infection.
9.Kinesis of cellular immune response to persistent infection with BK virus after renal transplantation
Yu FAN ; Yeyong QIAN ; Jigang LI ; Bingyi SHI
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2016;37(5):289-294
Objective To analyze and discuss the dynamics of cellular immune response to persistent infection with BK virus after renal transplantation.Methods The recipients of renal transplantation in our center were selected and BK virus load in urine and blood was regularly observed.The victims of persistent infection with BK virus (defined as two successive positive results of BK virus load in urine or blood) were followed up and peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) were collected for mixed cultivation with overlapping peptide pool,which contained peptide fragments (VP1,VP2,VP3,LT-Ag and st-Ag) extracted from BK virus.Flow cytometry was used to examine the in vitro proliferation of IFN-γ/IL-2/TNF-ininduced T cells and analyze the dynamics of cellular immune response to BK virus.Results A total of 46 recipients of renal transplantation were enrolled and 6 victims of persistent viruria were identified.Of the 6 victims,3 were complicated with persistent viremia,and 2 were diagnosed as BK virus nephropathy by biopsy,presenting with persistent viruria and viremia.The victims of persistent BK viremia after renal transplantation showed a significantly decreasing trend in cellular immune response to 5 BKV-specific proteins,according to the proliferation of TNF-γ/IL-2/TNF-α-induced T cells.However,this trend was not observed in the victims of persistent BK viruria.Conclusion At the stage of viremia,the victims of BKV infection after renal transplantation have seriously inhibited specific immune response to BKV.Thus,if the antiviral mechanisms are not restored in time,these recipients suffering persistent viremia are prone to virus nephropathy (BKVN),delayed graft function,and even graft loss.
10.Clinical application of ultra-thin veneers for anterior esthetic restorations
Xiaoping LUO ; Yu YUAN ; Qi WANG ; Yujuan SHI ; Dongdong QIAN
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2014;20(4):287-290
Objective To investigate the esthetic effect of anterior ultra-thin veneers which were fabricated from heat pressed IPS e.max press ingots of high translucency.Methods The whole 62 anterior teeth of 12 patients,who wanted to receive aesthetic restorative treatment,were invloved in the study.Grooves with 0.5 mm depth were marked at the center of the labial face by the use of spherical diamond burs with 1 mm in diameter.At the cervix of the teeth,the design of 0.3 mm shallow concave shoulder was adopted.IPS e.max HT ingots of different color were chosen to be hotpressed; the straining technique was used on the marginal ridge and incisor ridge of the ultra thin veneers after they had been carefully trimmed.Subsequently,the restorations were bonded with Variolink Veneer resin cement.After a short-term follow-up for 3 years,a modified USPHS criterion was used to evaluate the esthetic effect.Results The thickness of the ultra-thin veneers fabricated by heat pressing was 0.3-0.5 mm,marginal integrity of the veneers was perfect and fitted well with the marginal finishing line of the abutment,and then the translucency of veneers was high.There was no edge discoloring after the veneers were used for 6 months to 3 years,and they might produce an excellent chameleon effect by mixing the color of adjacent teeth and gums,and appeared a surface morphology of natural enamel after carefully carved.In the short-term clinical observation,none of the 62 veneers fractured or fell off; there was no case of dentin hypersensitivity.Conclusions Ultra-thin veneers fabricated from IPS e.max Press ingots have the following advantages,a simple operating procedure,high mechanical strength,and satisfactory esthetic effect.