1.Repairing femur defect using biomaterials and its features evaluation
Feng YAN ; Weiliang YANG ; Wei YANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2010;14(16):2963-2966
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the features and application of tissue engineered biomaterials in repairing femur defects, and to search an optimal femur substitution.METHODS: Papers published between January 1993 and October 2009 were searched using computer with key words of "tissue engineering, femur defect, mesenchymal stem cells, cytokines and materials" both in English and Chinese. Documents addressing biomaterials and tissue engineered bone in repairing femur defects were included. Repetitive research or Meta analysis was excluded. After that, 21 literatures were selected to discuss the features and application of tissue engineered biomaterials in repairing femur defects.RESULTS: Stem cells technology is obtaining seed cells from myeloid tissues, amplifying in vitro, combining with scaffold material, and in vitro constructing tissue engineered bones. The cultured cells could maintain osteoblast biological characteristics and fully fused with bone tissues at recipient sites, simultaneously, avoid immunological rejection. The combination of materials or modify the material surface could promote cells adhere to materials and increase the cellular biological activity. When transfecting seed cells to bone defect areas using certain carriers, the transplanted calls could form new bones and secret bone growth factor, induce determined osteogenic precursor cells differentiated into inducible ostegenic precursor cells, thereby, fasten the bone healing. The composite materials prepared by three-dimensional virtual surgical simulation and computer numerical control exhibited advantages of composite materials and histological anatomy conjunction, which had perfect appearance.CONCLUSION: Currently, there is no material can fully meet the requirement of bone tissue engineering. Thus, promoting adhesion between cells and materials, increasing cellular biological activity, and maintaining biological functions by combing materials or modifying material surface are the research focuses.
5.Differential attachment, chemicals and trypsinization to purify olfactory ensheathing cells: Comparison with differential attachment or chemicals alone
Boyu YANG ; Feng WANG ; Wei WANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2009;13(49):9761-9764
BACKGROUND: Reports of culture condition of olfactory ensheathing cells (OECs) vary. And some methods have bad reproducibility, not appropriate for actual application.OBJECTIVE: To observe the effect of differential attachment, chemicals in combination with trypsin digestion to purify rat OECs in vitro and to compare the effect with differential attachment or chemicals alone.DESIGN, TIME AND SETTING: In vitro controlled observation of cytology was performed at the Laboratory of Department of Human Anatomy & Histology and Embryology, Fujian Medical University from June 2007 to June 2008.MATERIALS: A total of 8 SD rats, 2 days old, were provided by the Laboratory Animal Center of Fujian Medical University.METHODS: The OECs were dissociated from the postnatal rat olfactory bulbs under sterile condition, and seeded in poly-L-lysine-coated culture flask at a density of 4.0×10~8 /L for primary culture. The cells were divided into 4 groups: control group (not purified); chemicals group (5 μmol/L arabinose); differential attachement group (Nash differential attachement); combination group (Nash differential attachement to eliminate most of the fibroblasts, followed by arabinose; when the cells were confluent at 6 days, the cells were digested with 1.25 g/L trypsin for 1 minute until the processes were shrank, cells became round, with some cells floating).MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Morphological changes of the cultured OECs and NGFRp75 immunocytochemistry were observed.RESULTS: The OECs displayed a very characteristic morphological appearance. Most of OECs were bipolar or tripolar with long and slim processes. In the unpurified control group the rapidly proliferating fibroblasts were in the majority (60%) after 7 days in culture, and confluent at day 14. The OECs occupied the most in the other groups, and their appearance remained unchanged.The surviving bipolar or tripolar OECs were positive for NGFRp75. The purifity by chemicals and differential attacehment methods was low (75%), while the combination group was high (85%).CONCLUSION: The method of purifing OECs through a combination of differential attacehment, chemicals and trypsinization is effective.
6.Preemptive analgesia effect of parecoxib sodium in patients with cervical carcinoma undergoing radical resection under laparoscopy
La WEI ; Fufen MENG ; Feng YANG
The Journal of Clinical Anesthesiology 2010;(12):1037-1039
Objective To observe the preemptive analgesia effect of parecoxib sodium in patients undergoing laparoscopic cervical carcinoma radical resection.Methods Seventy patients undergoing laparoscopic cervical carcinoma radical resection were randomly divided into 2 groups with 35 cases each. Parecoxib sodium 40 mg was injected intravenously 10 min before operation and repeatedly given every 12 h. Equal volume physiological saline was given at same time in the control group. Two groups received postoperative PCIA with morphine. The numerical rating scale (NRS) was used to rate pain intensity at following time points:immediately after extubation,2,6,12,18,and 24 h after operation. Twenty-four hour morphine consumption and side effects were recorded.Results The NRS rating of pain at each time point in the parecoxib group was significantly lower than that of the control group (P0.05),and the total morphine consumption (10.4±7.6)mg was less than the control (17.7±8.9)mg (P0.05); correspondingly,the incidences of nausea,vomiting and drowsiness were less,and the number of patients left bed for activity was increased in the parecoxib group than those in the control one (P0.05). Conclusion Preoperative parecoxib sodium 40 mg can improve the analgesic effect of PCIA with morphine,and reduce morphine consumption and the incidences of side effects.
7.The study of correlation between balance function and attention of children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Yan WEI ; Feng ZHANG ; Jie YANG
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2014;23(2):129-132
Objective To study the relationship between balance function and attention in children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder(ADHD),and guide the clinical intervention and training of ADHD.Methods The Tetrax balance system and the CPT were conducted among 124 ADHD children (age 6.0-14 years) and the normal controls.Results (1) The balance function was different between ADHD and normal controls.In junior grade of elementary school,the Fourier score of ADHD children was significantly higher than that of the normal control group in F1,F2-F4 and F5-F6 (P<0.05).In senior grade of elementary school,the Fourier score of ADHD children was significantly higher than normal controls in F2-F4 and F5-F6 (P< 0.05).There was no significant difference between ADHD and normal controls in junior high school.(2) There was correlation between balance function and attention in children with ADHD.In junior grade of elementary school,the full scale attention quotient was negatively correlated with F2-4,F5-6,F7-8 (P=0.018,0.009,0.010; rs =-0.146,-0.203,-0.189),and the visual attention quotient were negatively correlated with F1,F2-4,F7-8 (P =0.043,0.039,0.046 ; r s =-0.062,-0.071,-0.112).In senior grade of elementary school,the full scale attention quotient was negatively correlated with F5-6,F7-8 (P=0.015,0.033; rs =-0.217,-0.172),and the visual attention quotient were negatively correlated with F1,F7-8(P=0.037,0.045; rs =-0.051,-0.101).In junior high school,the negative correlation was existed between the visual attention quotient with F7-8 (P=0.038,r s =-0.114).Conclusion ADHD children have deficit balance.The balance function of ADHD children matures gradually.There is internal connection between balance and attention,especially for visual attention.
8.Clinical study of 40 cases with chronic hydrocephalus after traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage
Xuefeng WEI ; Liu YANG ; Kang FENG
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2014;37(13):17-19
Objective To discuss the clinical features and treatment methods of chronic hydrocephalus after traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage.Methods A total of 40 cases of chronic hydrocephalus after traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage were analyzed retrospectively.Results Eight cases improved after treatment of non-operation,the lateral ventricle external drainage was done in 32 cases of chronic hydrocephalus.Shunt tube obstruction occurred in 3 patients,with abdominal,subcutaneous and intracranial infection.The shunting operation device was pulled out and the 3 patients received operation for the second time.Two cases appeared intracranial hemorrhage,and the hemorrhage was absorbed after conservative treatment.Total Glasgow prognosis score was good in 32 cases,with mild disability in 5 cases,moderate disability in 2 cases and severe disability in 1 case.Conclusions Traumatic subarachnoid hemorrhage after chronic hydrocephalus should be early diagnosed and early treated,CT and MRI scan is the effective means to the diagnosis and differentiaion.The lateral ventricle external drainage is good method in treatment.
9.Application of PICCO technique in fluid management of the traumatic patients with capillary leak syndrome
Wei WANG ; Wanjie YANG ; Qingguo FENG
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2015;31(22):3714-3716
Objective To investigate the significance of pulse indicating the continuous cardiac output (PICCO) technique in patients with post-trauma capillary leak syndrome (PTCLS). Methods Twenty traumatic patients with PTCLS received PICCO monitor from 2011 to 2014 were enrolled in this study. analyzed, The patients, with twelve males and eight females, aged from twenty three to fifty. And twenty patients in the control group, with ten males and ten females, aged from twenty one to fifty two. Twenty six patients were injuried by traffic, ten patients were injuried by crash and four patients were injuried by sword. No significant differences were found in age、gender、weight、scores of ISS、Murray and APACHEⅡof all patients. All patients were survived. The balance of fluids, Lactate, Central venous oxygen saturation (ScvO2) and the mean artery pressure (MAP) were compared at 0, 24, 48 and 72 h after entering into the ICU. The duration of ICU stay and ventilation were also compared. Results (1)No significant differences in MAP、Lac and ScvO2 were observed in two groups. (2)No significant differences in the balance of fluids when patients entered into ICU, but significant differences were found at 24, 48 and 72 h post-entering into ICU (P < 0.05). (3)Significant differences in the duration of ICU stay and ventilation between the two groups were observed (P < 0.05). Conclusion PICCO technique can provid a quantitative target for PTCLS patients, with decreasing fluid infusion, and reducing the duration of ICU stay and ventilation.
10.Alteration of CD69 and HLA-DR-positive T Cells in Patients with Gastric Cancer after Operations and its Clinical Significances.
Yang CAI ; Wei ZHU ; Guanghua FENG
Journal of Medical Research 2006;0(02):-
Objective To evaluate the T cell subsets in peripheral blood of patients with gastric cancers after operation. Methods The T cell subsets of peripheral blood were determined by flow cytometry in 82 cases of gastric cancer before and after operation, and the data were compared with those of benign disease. Results Before operation CD69-positive T cell were significantly lower in cancer patients than those in control (P