1.Effects of Yiangxuefukang Granules on The Contractility of Uterine Smooth Muscles
Jie WU ; Fang CAO ; Chuanhao LIU ; Wei GOU ;
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine 1992;0(07):-
Objective: To observe effects of Yiangxuefukang Granules on the contractile function of uterine smooth muscles. Methods: Both the uteri of Sprague Dawley rats within 4~6 days postpartum and the uteri isolated from women of caesarean operation were used to study the effects of Yiangxuefukang Granules on the contractile amplitude, frequency and vitality of uterine smooth muscles. Results: The Granules significantly increased the contractile amplitude, frequency and vitality of both rat uterine smooth muscless in vivo and human uterine strips isolated.Conclusion: The Granules can be used in the treatment of the postpartum hemorrhage and the poor uterine involution caused mainly by lacking in the strength of uterine contraction.
2.Bronchiolitis Obliterans Syndrome after Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation Treated by WANG Shu-chen with Tongue Picture as the Key Link
Wei ZHOU ; Changzheng FANG ; Qing MIAO ; Lixia CAO ; Pengxiang XU
Chinese Journal of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine 2017;24(5):119-121
This article introduced professor WANG Shu-chen's experience in picture treating bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome (BOS) after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation with tougue picture as the key link. Patients with BOS showed deficiency of essence of tongue crack, which should be treated by warming kidney yang, replenishing essence and marrow; fester tongue for qi disorder, inflammation caused by fire, which should be treated by regulating qi, and clearing heat; exfoliative fur accumulation, which should be treated with blood stasis and toxin, removing blood stasis and toxin; thick and greasy fur, which should be treated by warming spleen and activating spleen.
3.Effect of ULF gene silence on etoposide induced H1299 cell apoptosis
Wei LIU ; Xin XU ; Xiaoci CAO ; Fei YUAN ; Huiying FANG
Chinese Journal of Biochemical Pharmaceutics 2014;37(4):59-62
Objective To explore the effects of knocking down ULF gene on the apoptosis of non-small-cell carcinoma H1299 cell after treatment with etoposide.Methods Three ULF small interfering RNA(siRNA)sequences and one negative control siRNA sequence were designed and synthesized, and then individually transfected into H1299 cell via lentivirus.The interference efficiency of ULF-siRNA were screened by real-time PCR and Western blotting.Then the most target siRNA was used for apoptosis assay after treatment with etoposide,MTT assay for H1299 cell proliferation,flow cytometry for cell cycle distribution. Results The expression of ULF gene and its protein ULF were down-regulated in H1299 cell when transfected with ULF-siRNA,and ULF-siRNA-1 was the most effective one,which had the highest inhibition rate(80%)of ULF expression.Compared with negative control group,ULF-siRNA group showed an obvious apoptosis after treatment with etoposide,and the inhibition rate of was higher than control group,which was positively correlated with etoposide dose,the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05 ).Flow cytometry showed that compared with the control group,G0/G1 cell cycle in ULF-siRNA group was increased,and S phase cells was decreased,the differences were all statistically significant(P<0.05).Conclusion Down-regulation ULF protein expression through treatment with etoposide can induce apoptosis of non-small-cell carcinoma H1299 cells,and inhibit cell proliferation,which lead to cell cycle arrest.ULF gene may become the new target of gene therapy for cancer.
4.Safety evaluation of telbivudine application throughout pregnancy in women with chronic hepatitis B
Yuhong HU ; Wei YI ; Min LIU ; Haodong CAI ; Yanjun CAO ; Fang FANG
Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases 2014;32(5):285-288
Objective To observe the safety of telbivudine (LdT) application throughout pregnancy in women with chronic hepatitis B (CHB),and to provide evidence-based treatment recommendations for women of childbearing age with chronic hepatitis B.Methods Women with hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection who took LdT before pregnancy and in early pregnancy were followed up prospectively for evaluating maternal and newborn adverse events.All newborns received block of HBV mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) after birth and were followed up for neonatal disorders and effects of maternal and child block.Results Among the 145 cases of pregnant women,143 were diagnosed as CHB and 2 decompensated cirrhosis.One hundred and five (72.4%) patients had HBV DNA<500 copy/mL and 125 (86.0%) had positive hepatitis B e antigen.There were total 154 times pregnancies including 17 spontaneous abortions,4 ectopic gestation and 9 pregnancies after abortion.One hundred and one cases finished pregnancy,with 100 full term deliveries,1 preterm delivery and 2 twin pregnancies.One fetal with cleft lip and palate was aborted by induced labor in 24 weeks gestation.One baby was born with right double ears; one had benign lymph node under the left ear; and another one was diagnosed with congenital heart disease.Seven of the pregnant women had creatine kinase increased.Eight developed drug resistance.However,none had disease progression during pregnancy.None of the 63 infants was hepatitis B surface antigen positive over the 6 months of follow-up.The prevention of HBV MTCT was 100% successful.Conclusion It is safe and effective for women with chronic HBV infection to receive LdT treatment throughout pregnancy.
5.MR imaging features of epileptogenic focal cortical dysplasia and optimization of scanning protocols
Fang WANG ; Li ZHANG ; Huixia CAO ; Lixin HAN ; Jun WANG ; Wei WANG ; Wei WANG
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2012;46(10):869-874
ObjectiveTo analyze the MR imaging features of epileptogenic focal cortical dysplasia (FCD)and to optimize the scanning protocols by correlating MRI appearance with pathological findings.MethodsMRI findings and the relative scanning protocols in 36 patients with surgically and pathologically proved 40 lesions of FCD were retrospectively analyzed. According to Palmini classification system,all 40 lesions were pathologically categorized as FCD type Ⅰ (including FCD Ⅰ A and FCD Ⅰ B) and FCD type Ⅱ (including FCD Ⅱ A and FCD ⅡB ). The distribution of cerebral or dual lesions accompanied hippocampal sclerosis were observed.Differences of the distribution of cerebral in FCD type Ⅰ and FCD type Ⅱ were compared by using Fisher exact probabilities. MR scans in all patients consisted of routine and optimized protocols.Axial FSE T2WI,axial SET1WI and axial FLAIR were recognized as routine scanning protocols,while adding oblique coronal FSE T2WI and FLAIR were recognized as optimization scanning protocols.Both routine and optimization scanning protocols were performed in all patients.The conspicuity of main findings of FCD on different imaging plane and sequences of each protocol were assessed.The detection of cerebral or dual lesion and the accompanied hippocampal sclerosis were compared between the routine protocol and the optimized protocol by using McNemar test.ResultsForty lesions were found in 36 cases with FCD,29 had temporal lobe lesion (72.5% ),9 had frontal lobe lesion(22.5% ) and 2 had parietal lobe lesion (5.0%).According to Palmini classification system,29 lesions in 27 patients (72.5% ) were FCD type Ⅰ,11 lesions in 10 patients (27.5%) were FCD type Ⅱ lesions.There were 25 temporal lobe lesions in FCD type Ⅰ,while 4 in FCD type Ⅱ.There were statistically significant differences between FCD type Ⅰ group and FCD type Ⅱ group in the distribution of cerebral (P =0.002 ).Fourteen cases were found to have hippocampal sclerosis simultaneously,with 13 cases found in FCD type Ⅰ patients and 1 case in type Ⅱ patients.The detection rate of temporal lobe lesion was 65.5 % (19/29) and 44.8 % ( 13/29 ) respectively on optimized protocol and routine protocol.There was statistically significant difference ( x2 =4.167,P =0.031 ).The detection rate of hippocampal sclerosis was 85.7% (12/14) and 42.9% (6/14) respectively on optimized protocol and routine protocol respectively.There was statistically significant difference ( x2 =4.167,P =0.031 ).The detection rate of frontal lobe lesion showed no statistically significant difference between optimized protocols and routine protocols (x2 =0.304,P =1.000 ).Conclusions FCD was frequently involved the temporal lobe,followed by the frontal lobe.FCD type Ⅰ lesion was frequently found in the temporal lobe,with a higher incidence of concomitant hippocampal sclerosis. The optimized whole temporal lobe scanning with imaging plane perpendicular to the hippocampus long axis was a highly desired scanning protocol specifically for FCD,which is helpful for the detection of the FCD lesions.
6.Processing of Gait Data of Hindlimbs of Spinal Cord Injured Rhesus Monkeys
Wei SONG ; Wen ZHAO ; Ruihan WEI ; Can ZHAO ; Run JI ; Jinzhu CAO ; Fang PU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2013;19(8):734-738
Objective To establish a new processing method for gait data on Matlab to evaluate the hindlimbs behavior of non-human primates. Methods Gait analysis was tested on three rhesus monkeys 6 weeks after spinal cord injury, and kinematics data of hindlimbs were obtained using the VICON system. The raw data of kinematics were filtered and extracted, which were achieved through VICON 3D motion capture system with the Excel link combining Matlab with Microsoft Excel, and calculated in the Matlab environment. Results The kinematic parameters such as step length, step height, knee joint angle, and malleolus joint angle were gained by calculating. The mean values of step length (F=2.869, P=0.088) and step height (F=1.148, P=0.344) showed no significant difference at three speeds, which implied a higher repeatability of the data model. Angle-time curve reflected the joint function and movement. This system initially described the foot gait trajectory which could be used in gait repetitive analysis, and also generated the gait 2D/3D trajectories of hindlimbs. Conclusion The implement of these functions makes the post-processing of data more flexible and open whitout VICON system, and the calculated parameters and space tracing of gait trajectory basically meet the need of hindlimb behavior evaluation for nonhuman primate.
7.CT evaluation and classification of the Le Fort fracture
Wei-Jian CHEN ; Yi-Ming FANG ; Yun-Jun YANG ; Fang-Hong XU ; Lin ZHANG ; Yi-Yi JIANG ; Guo-Quan CAO ;
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2001;0(01):-
Objective To evaluate the CT findings and classification of the Le Fort fracture. Methods Sixty-two cases with Le Fort fractures were studied with thin-slice high-resolution CT scanning and analyzed with three-dimensional(3D)imaging reconstruction.Results Of the 62 patients,10 had Le Fort type Ⅰ fracture,9 had Le Fort type Ⅱ fracture,8 had Le Fort type Ⅲ fracture,and 35 had various combinations of the three types of Le Fort fractures,including 18 Le Fort Ⅰ+Ⅱ fracture,7 Le Fort Ⅰ+ Ⅱ+Ⅲ fracture and 10 Le Fort Ⅱ+Ⅲ fracture.Fifty-five cases had associated multiple fractures in the maxillofacial region.On 2D CT images,Le Fort fracture manifested as multiple and complex fractures. Though 2D image was better than 3D image in accurately defining tiny fractures and fractures of deep structures,the diagnosis of Le Fort fracture could not be correctly made solely on 2D image.3D CT clearly and stereoscopically demonstrated the entire shape and orientation of Le Fort fracture,thus facilitating the correct classification of Le Fort fracture.Conclusion 3D CT image is important in providing information about the space relationship of Le Fort fracture,thus very valuable for the preoperative planning.
8.Applied research of intermaxillary fixation screw in the jaw fracture.
Wei HUANG ; Zhi-qiang CAO ; Dong FANG ; Zhen-yu HU
Chinese Journal of Plastic Surgery 2004;20(5):364-365
OBJECTIVETo evaluate and generalize the application of intermaxillary fixation screw in the jaw fracture.
METHODS41 cases of jaw fracture have been treated with intermaxillary fixation screw.
RESULTSBoth function and appearance have recuperated in 40 cases except 1 case has light malocclusion.
CONCLUSIONSApplication of intermaxillary fixation screw advanced the traditional therapy.
Adolescent ; Adult ; Bone Screws ; standards ; Female ; Humans ; Jaw Fractures ; surgery ; Male ; Maxillary Fractures ; surgery ; Middle Aged ; Orthopedic Fixation Devices ; standards ; Reconstructive Surgical Procedures ; instrumentation ; methods ; Treatment Outcome
9.Investigation of the initial symptom, onset time and predisposing factors of acute cerebral haemorrhage
Fei CAO ; Fang LUO ; Bo HU ; Guirong WEI ; Hui XU ; Jingjie CAI
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2008;27(11):824-826
ObjectiveTo investigate the initial symptoms, onset time and predisposing factors of acute cerebral haemorrhage in order to more effectively prevent cerebral haemorrhage. Methods 728 cases with acute cerebral haemorrhage were collected in recent 8 years. The initial symptoms,onset time and predisposing factors of all the patients were investigated. ResultsAcute cerebral haemorrhage in 582 caces (79.9%) occurred at time between 6am and 18pm and 146 cases (20%) at night. The main predisposing causes of acute cerebral haemorrhage were the playing of chess, cards and mahjong (16.1%), quarrels (12.8%), overwork (11.7%), alcoholism (7.2%) and so on. The most common initial symptom was hemianesthesia, accounting for 16.2%, others were vertigo (13.0%), headache ( 11.4%), amaurosis fugax ( 9.3%), speech ambiguity ( 8.6%) and transitory visual disturbance (7.9%).ConclusionsThe preventive measures of cerebral haemorrhage should be focused on daytime, especially in the morning. Sixteen locations where the cerebral haemorrhage is prone to happen should be paid more attention to by the patients with hypertension and the medical staff. Thirteen symptoms,such as hemianesthesia and vertigo,are the aurae of cerebral haemorrhage.
10.Outcome and risk factors for renal involvement in patients with anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibody associated vasculitis
Beili SHI ; Shan MOU ; Qin WANG ; Minfang ZHANG ; Liou CAO ; Wei FANG ; Zhaohui NI
Chinese Journal of Rheumatology 2011;15(11):754-758
ObjectiveTo investigate the outcome and risk factors for kidney involvement by analyzing 64 patients with anti-neutrophil cytoplasmic antibody(ANCA)-associated vasculitis.MethodsData analyzed including the demographic information,survival status,renal survival status and laboratory parameters such asserum albumin level,serum creatinine level,urinary protein excretion level,hematuria,high sensitivity C-reactive protein(CRP),ANCA titer,and the Birmingham vasculitis activity score (BVAS).Logistic regression analysis,Cox regression analysis and ROC curve were used to evaluate the risk factors of patients with renal involvement and all-event survival.ResultsTotally 64 patients were enrolled [24 females with the average age of (59.9±2.0) years] and followed up for a median of (38±16) months.The morality rate was 14%,and the prevalence of end stage renal disease was 39%.Compared with those who had better outcomes,patients who died or with end stage renal disease had higher serum creatinine level [ (624±246),(245±127 ) μ mol/L,respectively,t=7.17,P=0.005 ] and erythrocyte sediment rate [ (112±24),(76±48) mm/1 h,respectively,t=3.74,P<0.01 ],but lower serum albumin level [(294±31 ),(316±42) g/L,respectively,t=-2.27,P=0.01 ] and hemoglobin level [ (79±13),(99±33) g/L,respectively,t=-3.23,P<0.01 ] at baseline.Logistic regression analysis found that serum creatinine level and erythrocyte sediment rate at baseline were associated with poor outcome and Cox regression analysis further confirmed this result[Scrβ=1.004,95%CI1.002~1.006,P<0.01; ESR β=l.018,95%CI 1.000~1.037,P=0.046].ROC curve analysis showed that serum creatinine and erythrocyte sediment rate were predictors for AAV patients' prognosis and their AUC were 0.95 and 0.80,the sensitivity of these parameters was both 94%,and the specificity was 93% and 70%respectively.ConclusionThe intensity of initial treatment should be based on disease severity and activity in order to improve the prognosis of those with ANCA-associated vasculitis with renal involvement.Increased serum creatinine and erythrocyte sediment rate may serve as predictors for poor prognosis in this patient cohort.