1.Neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by radical surgery for the treatment of locally bulky cervical carcinoma
China Oncology 2006;0(12):-
Background and purpose:Cervical cancer is one of the common disease in women in china.Radical surgery remains the first choice for patients with early-stage cervical cancer.However,the majority of patients with bulky disease have lymph nodes or metastases when diagnosed.Palatinum-based neoadjuvant chemotherapy has been utilized in locally advanced cervical cancer with the aim of improving response and survival.The study was to evaluate the effect of neoadjuvant chemotherapy followed by radical surgery for the patients with locally bulky Ⅰ_(B2) and Ⅱ_A cervical carcinoma.Methods:Between September 2003 and February 2004,51 untreated patients with Ⅰ_(B2) and Ⅱ_A cervical carcinoma were enrolled in study group,and were treated with neoadjuvant chemotherapy with cisplatin,vincristine and bleomylin for one cycle followed by radical hysterectomy and pelvic lymphadenectomy;another 51 patients as control group were treated with radical surgery alone.The tumor size,depth of stromal invasion,lymph node metastasis and involvement of surgical specimens were assessed.Results:The overall clinical response rate was 41.2%.There were no complete and progressive ones.The blood loss during operation was 116.82?45.50ml,it was significantly lower than that in control group(P
2.Tumor stem cells and targeting cancer therapy
Basic & Clinical Medicine 2006;0(09):-
The hypothesis of tumor stem cells believes that a small proportion of cells which have the stemness property reside in tumor. This population is the cause of tumor formation, growth, metastasis and relapse. Only the therapy targeting this population could make tumors curable. At present, most anti-cancer protocols only kill the majority of differentiated tumor cells and hardly affect the tumor stem cells. That is why most of the therapies do not achieve good results. Disrupting the pathways and niche which regulate the tumor stem cells’ self-renewal, or inducing the tumor stem cells’ differentiation, or targeting the surface markers which distinguish the tumor stem cells from normal stem cells are all probable strategies.
3.Anesthesia modalities for endovascular treatment of acute ischemic stroke
Yusuo HOU ; Shuli ZHANG ; Baoquan LU
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2014;22(3):237-240
Anesthesia modalities for endovascular treatment of acute ischemic stroke include general anesthesia and conscious sedation.Several recent studies have shown that the general anesthesia is associated with the poor outcome of endovascular treatment in patients with acute ischemic stroke.The underlying reason of causing worse outcome is unknown.It may be associated with hemodynamic instability and hypotension.Currently,it is considered that both general anesthesia and conscious sedation have their advantages and disadvantages.We must choose individualize anesthesia modalities for each patient before we obtain highquality evidence.
4.Clinical significance of preventive treatment of thrombosis for patients undergoing gynecological surgery with high risk factors
Bailiu YANG ; Zhenyu ZHANG ; Shuli GUO
Chinese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology 2009;44(8):570-573
e factors of elder age, abdominal surgeries and malignant tumor.
5.Pathogenicity of a mutant from Campylobacter jejuni O∶19 by deleting neuB1
Shuli XIANG ; Fangcheng CAI ; Xiaoping ZHANG
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(23):-
Objective To explore the pathogenicity of Campylobacter jejuni(CJ)O∶19 strain after deletion of neuB1.Methods The mutant of CJ O∶19 by deleting neuB1,which LPS is deficient in sialic acid,was compared with the homologous wild strain by assaying their sensitivity to bactericidal activity,motility and autoagglutination of 10% normal human serum(NHS).Results The sensitivity of the mutant strain to bactericidal activity of serum was superior to that of the wild strain.The survival rate of the mutant strain was(20.6?7.4)% and(9.6?3.6)% after incubation with 10% NHS for 15 min and 60 min,that of wild strain was(36.9?5.9)% and(15.5?4.3)% respectively.The wild and mutant strains showed no significant difference in sensitivity to motility and autoagglutination of NHS.Conclusion The mutant strain possesses remarkable pathogenicity so that an inactivated vaccine from the mutant strain should be first considered.
6.The application of confocal scanning laser tomography in age-related macular degeneration
Song CHEN ; Mei HAN ; Shuli ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Ocular Fundus Diseases 2000;0(04):-
Objective To verify the applicable significance of confocal scanning laser retinal tomography in age-related macular degeneration (AMD). Methods Heidelberg confocal scanning laser tomography was used to measure 75 eyes of 59 patients with AMD, including 25 eyes of 20 patients with exudative AMD, 25 eyes of 16 patients with atrophic AMD , and 25 eyes of 23 patients with macular drusen. The differences of the width, volume and maximum height of Z profile signal of macula were analyzed. Results Z profile signal width in macular tomography of exudative AMD was wider than that of macular drusen; maximum height and volume in macular tomography of exudative AMD were larger than that of macular drusen (P
7.Observation of Curative Effects of Compound Glycyrrhizin Combining Desloratadine in the Treatment of Chronic Urticaria
Wenzhong WU ; Shuli LIU ; Shuling ZHANG
China Pharmacy 2005;0(15):-
OBJECTIVE:To observe the clinical efficacy of compound glycyrrhizin combining desloratadine in the treat?ment of chronic urticaria.METHODS:103patients with chronic urticaria were randomly divided into treatment group which were treated with compound glycyrrhizin plus desloratadine and controlled group which were treated with single desloratadine.The courses of treatment for both groups were2weeks.RESULTS:The total effective rates of the treatment group and the controlled group were96.15%and82.35%,respectively.There were significant differences between the2groups(P
8.Survey of CT radiation dose to 1200 cancer patients
Shuli LI ; Qing LI ; Yi ZHANG ; Cheng LIU ; Lin ZHANG
Journal of International Oncology 2014;41(4):302-305
Objective To survey the CT radiation dose to cancer patients,and to compare it with diagnostic reference level (DRL) provided by newly issued national standard.Methods Computed tomography dose index weighted (CTDIw) of 5 CT equipments was measured by the standard phantom with typical scanning protocol and radiation dose parameters including average computed tomography dose index volume (CTDIvol),dose length product (DLP),75% DLP with 900 adult and 300 pediatric cancer patients were collected.According to age stage,effective dose was estimated.Results The measured CTDIw for head scanning was on the same level with DRL,while lumbar vertebra and abdominal scanning were lower than DRL.To adults,DLP of cerebrovascular enhanced scanning and effective dose of abdominal enhanced scanning were the highest.To pediatric patients,there was no significant difference in DLP among different ages.Conclusion CTDI only reflects the dose contribution from a slice,but do not reflect the cumulative dose.For the patients need multiphase scanning,because they may be exposed to high dose,national standard should provide DLP value as the diagnostic reference level.Using individual scanning protocol is an effective method to reduce radiation dose of pediatric patient.
9.Hypoglycaemic effect of insulin by buccal delivery in normal rats
Zancong SHEN ; Dawei ZHANG ; Qiang ZHANG ; Tianyan ZHOU ; Shuli WEI ;
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1986;0(06):-
AIM To investigate the hypoglycemic effect of buccally delivered insulin solution (INS SOL) in normal rats. METHODS The hypoglycemic response was examined after buccal delivery of INS SOL co administered with various absorption enhancers. The pharmacological bioavailability (PA) was used to evaluate the absorption enhancement of INS SOL from the buccal cavity under various conditions compared with subcutaneous injection. RESULTS In the absence of enhancers, the PA was low(6 8%) after buccal delivery of INS SOL. However, the concomitant administration of sodium lauryl phosphate, sodium deoxycholate, Brij78 as well as lecithin appeared to be more effective in increasing the hypoglycemic effects of insulin. INS SOL (5 ??kg -1 ) containing 5% Brij 78 had the highest PA of 33%. CONCLUSION The use of proper absorption enhancers is useful for improving the buccal absorption of insulin.
10.Biomechanics of posterior mono-segmental fixation for thoracolumbar fractures: a three-dimensional finite element analysis
Yuxin ZHANG ; Xinlong MA ; Guijun XU ; Xin FU ; Shuli WANG
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2013;(6):507-510
Objective To establish a three-dimensional finite element model of thoracolumbar fractures treated by mono-segmental instrumentation in the fractured part for testing effect of such fixation mode on adjacent segments.Methods CT scanning data of T10-L2 were used to build a normal model at T10-L2 region,a fracture model at T12 segment as well as a mono-segment fixation or short-segment fixation model.Stress of discs and vertebral body adjacent to the fixed vertebrae were tested in axial compression,anteflexion,extention,lateroflexion,and axial rotation.Results The fracture model presented significant increase concerning stress of nucleus pulposus and annular fibrosus at T10-T11 segments and annular fibrosus at L1-L2 segments in anteflexion,extention,and lateroflexion when compared with the normal model.General raise range of the stress reached around 75%,but was dropped to 23% after short-segment fixation and to 18% after mono-segmental fixation.And again,stress of nucleus pulposus at L1-L2 segments was increased by 46% or so,which was declined to 12% after short-segment fixation and to 8% after mono-segmental fixation.Stress at lower endplate of T10 and at upper endplate of L2 in the fracture model group were increased by 24% and 43% respectively when compared to the normal model,but both presented a notable drop after internal fixation.The latter was decreased to a level slightly higher than that of model group,namely 8% more after short-segmental fixation and 4% more after mono-segmental fixation; the former was decreased to a level even lower than that of control group,namely 2% less after short-segmental fixation and 8% less after mono-segmental fixation.Conclusion Mono-segmental fixation reduces adjacent disc stress in contrast to conventional short-segmental fixation and hence is an effective alternative treatment of monosegmental thoracolumbar fractures.