Objective To investigate the effects of Nordy on the proliferation,cell cycle,and the mRNA and protein expressions of Aurora-A in human ovarian cancer cell lines 3AO and SKOV3. Methods After being treated with Nordy at the doses of 25,50 or 100 ?mol/L,the proliferation of 3AO and SKOV3 cells were tested with MTT assay; The expression of Aurora-A was detected by RT-PCR and Western blotting; The effect on cell cycle were analyzed by flow cytometry ( FCM) . Results Treated with Nordy,the mRNA and protein level of Aurora-A gene were significantly reduced ( P

Objective To evaluate the clinical results from the treatment of local chondral or osteochondral lesions on the talus dome with autologous osteochondral transplantation or mosaicplasty harvested from the ipsilateral knee. Methods There were 23 patients with chondral defects of the talus dome including post-traumatic cartilage defects(n=11), osteochondritis dissecans(n=9), and local osteoarthritis(n=3). The position and size of the defect were defined under ankle arthroscopy. The procedures consisted of debriding its edges and base drilled under ankle arthroscopy or arthrotomy, then harvesting osteochondral cylinders from non-weight bearing surface of the ipsilateral knee under arthroscopy, and using the osteochondral autograft transfer system(OATS) to implant the donor graft into the recipient holes of talus cartilaginous defects with press-fit technique. A single donor transplantation or the mosaicplasty was used. Results All the patients were followed up for 15 to 30 months(mean, 22 months). The mean pain intensity measured by standard visual analogue scale(VAS) reduced from 4.9?1.2 to 0.8?0.1 at final follow-up(P

Objective To observe the long- term result of pathological dislocation of the hip with absence of the femoral head treated with trochanteric arthroplasty in infancy. Methods Eighteen cases with absence of the femoral head and pathological dislocation of the hip treated with trochanteric arthroplasty were followed- up for 5－ 16 years, with an average of 9.25 years. The timing of the surgery was average 18.2 months(ranged from 11 to 30 months). Based on Hunka pathological classification, one case was divided as typeⅠ lesion, 2 cases as typeⅡ lesion and 15 cases as typeⅤ lesion. Results There were 8 cases in the excellent group, the morphology and function of the reconstructed femoral heads were nearly normal and the limb shortening were in an average of 0.25 cm. There were 3 cases in good group, the femoral heads were nearly ball sized and the femoral necks were absent, however, the function was good and the limb shortening averaged 1.5 cm. There were 5 cases in fair group, the plastic femoral heads were abnormal and there were acetabular dysplasia and the limb shortening averaged 2.1 cm. There were 2 cases in poor group with redislocation. Conclusion The result demonstrate that surgical treatment of the absence of the femoral head in infancy could obtain a better reconstructed hip and fair function; the shortening of the limb can also be avoided.

So far, the method of detection of patent foramen ovale (PFO) by transcranial Doppler (TCD) has had two decades of history. Standardization in contrast-enhanced transcranial Doppler US procedures for cardiac right-to-left shunt detection was proposed in the Venice Consensus Paper in 1999, and some questions were raised at the same time. Over the past 10 years, the researchers have conducted a more in depth study on the method. This article reviews the related research progress.

Adiponectin is one of the cytokines secreted by fat cells.It has a variety of physiological functions,including anti-inflammation,anti-atherosclerosis,anti-diabetes,and anti-obesity,etc.Studies in recent years have demonstrated that there are certain correlations of adiponectin with vascular risk factors and cerebrovascular disease.

BACKGROUND: Osteolysis has always occurred in pelvis. Percutaneous injection of bone cement stabilized bone fracture, relieved pain or even treated tumor. However, leakage of bone cement might cause severe complications. OBJECTIVE: To explore the therapeutic effect of peroutaneous injection of bone cement on treating osteolysis pelvic disease in 9 cases by the CT guidance. METHODS: By the CT guidance, needing degree was determined firstly. Focal size and scanning layers were used to calculate focal volume and estimate injected dose of bone cement. Three-dimensional targeting device was used to introduce the puncturation. The bone cement which was 0.2-0.5 mL less than the calculated volume was injected into osteolysis site. The accuracy, injected dose, clinical efficacy, and complications were investigated. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: The following-up ranged from 5 months to 4 years, with mean duration of 1.5 years. At 1-48 hours after operation, symptoms were recovered, including complete recovery (n=6), partial recovery (n=2), and light recovery (n=1). Leakage of bone cement was not detected out around focal region. This suggested that percutaneous injection of bone cement into the erosion site is an effective method to treat pelvic osteolysis disease, characterizing by security, effective, and less invasive.

This study was designed to establish methods to measure partition coefficients of inhaled anesthetics at 1 atmosphere and 37 C by using syringe-flask double equilibration technique. Olive oil/gas (O/G), saline/gas (S/G), and water/gas (W/G) partition coefficients of isoflurane were 90.20?2.01, 0.6256?0.109, and 0. 741?0.025, respectively. Even though O/G was 150 folds of S/G,coefficients of variation for both O/G and S/G were less than 3%. The results indicate that the established double-equilibration technique has a very high repeatability and is applicable to wide ranges of inhaled anesthetics' solubilities.

Objective To explore the clinical value of multi-slice CT enhancement perfusion imaging (MSCTPI) in diagnosis and differential diagnosis of thyroid disease. Methods Thirty-three patients with benign thyroid diseases were enrolled in the benign group, and were divided into subgroups of nodular goiter (n=17) and thyroid adenoma (n=16), while 10 patients with thyroid carcinoma were enrolled in the malignant group. All patients underwent routine CT scanning and MSCTPI with GE LightSpeed 16-detector row CT scanner. Time-density curve (TDC) of common carotid for benign thyroid diseases and thyroid carcinoma was depicted. Perfusion parameters of blood flow (BF), blood volume (BV), mean transit time (MTT) and permeability surface area product (PS) were obtained automatically. All parameters were statistically analyzed among groups. Results TDC showed single peak in common carotid artery, with small peak of speed up and slow down in benign group, while with baseline segment, up above, down segment and horizontal segment in thyroid carcinoma. There was statistical difference between benign and malignant groups in BF, BV, MTT and PS value (P=0.001, <0.001, 0.003 and <0.001, respectively). No significant difference of BV and MTT was found between subunits of benign and thyroid carcinoma (all P>0.05). BF was significantly different in benign and maligant groups (P<0.05), whereas PS in thyroid carcinoma and nodular goiter was significant different (P<0.05). No statistical difference of BF, BV, MTT and PS was detected between nodular goiter and thyroid adenoma. Conclusion MSCTPI can exactly show the blood flow features of thyroid. The analysis of BF, BV, MTT and PS is helpful for differential diagnosis between benign thyroid disease and thyroid carcinoma.

Objective To discuss adhesion blocking experiment of vascular endotelial cells with platelets.Methods The expression,regulation and adhesion of CD226 on vascular endothelial cells incubated by sera from 10 PIH patients and 10 normal pregnant women repectively was detected by flow cytometry,then incubated with interacted platelets by PTA1/Ig protein.Results The positive rate of CD226 in PIH group was significantly higher than that in normal pregnant woman group(P

Objective To evaluate efficacy,feasibility and safety of the self-made percutaneous catheterized thrombectomy divice in animal model for thrombus removal. Methods Seven dogs were selected,with acute massive pulmonary embolism animal models created by injecting thrombi into the pulmonary arterial trunk via percutaneous femoral vein approach. After half an hours the catheter sheath was inserted into the occluded pulmonary artery through right femoral vein in 5 dogs,left femoral vein in 1 dog and right internal jugular vein in another one. The procedure began to remove the thrombi with simultaneous recording the thrombectomy time and the blood volume drainage. Blood gass was tested before and after embolization together with those of thrombi removement,continuously monitored pulmonary arterial pressure and intermittently performed angiography. The mean time form vascular recanalization to euthanasia was 2 hours,and then the lung specimens were resected for histological examination. Results One animal died of pulmonary arterial penetration during thrombi removal,but others were all alive by the end of the test. Mean time of removing thrombi was 2.4 minutes with mean volume blood drainage of 84 ml. Angiograms showed the approximately complete patency of the pulmonary arterial trunk after reopenning of occlusion but still with remnont thrombi within distal branches and arterial pressure with blood gas returned to normal level. Pathology revealed the recanalization of pulmonary arterial trunk but with thromi still staying in the distal branches,and effusion around the arteries. Conclusions The self-made percutaneous catheterized thrombectomy device is effective,feasible and comparatively safe in the treatment of acute massive pulmonary embolism in this primary test.