1.Laparoscopic-assisted transcervical approach thyroidectomy
Wei SHENG ; Mingtao LI ; Weiqing LUO
Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2001;0(06):-
Objective To explore the feasibility and reliability of laparoscopic assisted thyroidectomy. Methods A transversal 2.0 cm incision was made at the site 1.0 cm above the sternal notch. By using a harmonic scalpel under a 5 mm laparoscope, the thyroid glands and involving blood vessels were dealt with by either “coagulation-dissection-suction” technique or “dissection-coagulation-disconnection” technique to complete thyroid enucleation or lobectomy. Results There were 20 cases of adenoma (nodule) excision and 6 cases of unilateral lobectomy. The operation time was 80~130 min (mean, 100 min). The intraoperative blood loss was 10~40 ml (mean, 20 ml). No surgical complications occurred. Follow-up checkups in 23 cases for 1~)20 months (mean, 9 months) found a satisfactory cosmetic result and no recurrence. Conclusions Thyroidectomy under laparoscope is safe and reliable. This procedure offers a shorter incision, less invasion and better cosmetic results as compared with conventional thyroidectomy.
3.A comparative study between endoscopic and traditional thyroidectomy
Wei SHENG ; Weiqing LUO ; Mingtao LI
Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2005;0(08):-
Objective To explore the safety and invasion of endoscopic thyroidectomy(ET).Methods A total of 156 cases of benign thyroid diseases were surgically treated from January 2003 to December 2005,including 64 cases of endoscopic thyroidectomy(Endoscopic Group) and 92 cases of traditional thyroidectomy(Traditional Group).The operation time,hemorrhage volume,length of incision,Visual Analogue Scale(VAS) scores for pain severity and cosmetic appearance,analgesic requirements,postoperative hospital stay,hospitalization costs,wound infection rate,and recurrent rate were compared between the two groups,respectively.Results The operation was successfully completed in both of groups.No hemorrhage,hoarseness,or hypocalcemia was encountered.Wound hydrops occurred in 4 cases in the Traditional Group.As compared with the Traditional Group,the Endoscopic Group had less blood loss(15?10 ml vs 20?15 ml;t=-2.330,P=0.021),lower VAS pain scores(2.5?1.0 vs(5.0?)1.6;t=-11.079,P=0.000),higher VAS cosmetic scores(8.0?1.5 vs 2.0?1.2;t=27.696,P=0.000),and less analgesic requirements(10 cases vs 28 cases;?~2=4.493,P=0.034),but longer operation time(80?20 min vs 70?30 min;t=2.330,P=0.021) and higher hospitalization costs(5 352.7?978 yuan vs 4 738.5?672 yuan;t=4.651,P=0.000).Follow-up observations for 2~30 months(mean,13 months) revealed recurrence in 2 cases in the Endoscopic Group and 3 cases in the Traditional Group.Conclusions As compared with traditional operation,endoscopic thyroidectomy has advantages of minimal invasion,early recovery,short hospitalization time,and high safety,being an ideal option for benign thyroid diseases.
4.Thyroid clear cell carcinoma: a case report.
Jing LIANG ; Su-sheng SHI ; Wei LUO ; Fu-sheng LIU
Chinese Journal of Oncology 2005;27(5):295-295
5.Surgical treatment of 280 spontaneous hemopneumothorax patients.
Sheng-xi CHEN ; Wei GONG ; Wan-jun LUO
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2005;30(3):363-364
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6.Curative Effect of Lactoferrin on Repeated Respiratory Infection in Children
wei, PAN ; jing, LUO ; jin-sheng, XU ; xiao-ming, BEN
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2006;0(22):-
Objective To observe the immunologic effect of lactoferrin on repeated respiratory infection(IRRI) in children.Methods Ninety-eight cases of IRRI were divided into two groups randomly.The control group (48 cases)were treated with routine therapy.The treatment group(50 cases) were treated with lactoferrin based on routine therapy for 2-3 months.T cell subgroup,immunoglobulin and complements were determined before and after treatment.Results Total effective rates in treatment group and control group were 86% and 22.9% respectively.The therapeutic efficacy in treatment group was significantly higher than that in control group(P
7.Reversal of chemoresistance to vincristine in gastric cancer cells by NF-kappaB inhibitor.
Chinese Journal of Oncology 2005;27(6):335-338
OBJECTIVETo investigate the reversing effect of NF-kappaB inhibitor MG-132 on chemoresistance of gastric cancer cells to vincristine.
METHODSIn vincristine-resistant human gastric cancer cells (SGC7901/VCR) and the parental sensitive clone (SGC7901), NF-kappaB-DNA binding activity was determined by electrophoreses mobility shift assay (EMSA). The inhibition level of kappaB (IkappaB-alpha) expression was measured by cellular-ELISA. Immunocytochemistry was used to detect the translocation of p65 and chemosensitivity of the cells was determined by MTT assay.
RESULTSCompared with the parental SGC7901 cells, both the baseline and VCR-induced NF-kappaB-DNA binding activities in various concentrations were all higher in the SGC7901/VCR cells. Pretreatment with MG-132, the NF-kappaB inhibitor, for 30 minutes remarkably reduced the NF-kappaB activation, IkappaB-alpha degradation and nuclear translocation of p65. As to the SGC7901/VCR cells and the parental sensitive SGC7901 cells, the IC(50) values for VCR were 40.03 mg/L and 0.26 mg/L, respectively. MG-132 (2.5 micromol/L) significantly enhanced the toxicity of VCR in SGC7901/VCR cells and decreased the resistance index from 154.0 to 16.5. However, MG-132 did not show an obvious effect on the VCR sensitivity in sensitive SGC7901 cells.
CONCLUSIONOur data indicate that inhibition of NF-kappaB activation in gastric cancer cells may reverse the drug resistance to VCR in the cancer cells and increase the efficiency of chemotherapy.
Adenocarcinoma ; pathology ; Antineoplastic Agents, Phytogenic ; pharmacology ; Cell Line, Tumor ; Drug Resistance, Neoplasm ; drug effects ; Humans ; Leupeptins ; pharmacology ; NF-kappa B ; antagonists & inhibitors ; Stomach Neoplasms ; pathology ; Vincristine ; pharmacology
8.The effect of HIFU ablation combined with UCA on normal tissue around VX2 liver tumor in rabbits
Zhiyong FAN ; Zhenshun SONG ; Wei ZHENG ; Sheng HUANG ; Fuqin ZHANG ; Wen LUO ; Xiaodong ZHOU
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2008;23(5):364-367
Objective To explore the optimized range of normal tissue ablation around the tumor by HIFU in combination with UCA for VX2 liver tumors in rabbits. Methods In this study,51 rabbit models with implanted fiver VX2 tumors were randomly divided into 3 groups:ablating the tumor only(group A)、ablating the tumor and 2 mm eircumferential normal tissue(group B)、and 4 mm normal tissue around the tumor(group C).After HIFU+UCA treatment,the pathology of the targeting tissues,the level of serum ALT,the metastases in the liver、lungs and abdominal cavity,and the survival time were compared with each other. Results After treatment coagulative necrosis was observed in all the target tissues.Serum ALT level between each two groups were statistically different on d3 and d5(F=12.933、18.37,P<0.01、<0.01),and the level of ALT in group C was the hightest.The ALT level in group A was significantly higher than group B or group C on the 14th day(F=17.2,P<0.01).Metastases in group A was significantly higher than group B or group C,and there were no statistically different between group B and C (P=0.353、0.332、0.380).The survival time both in group B and group C were significantly longer than group A(48±13.6,51±12.1 vs 29±5.4),and there were no statistically difference between group B and C(P>0.05). Conclusions Tumor eradication can be significantly promoted when 2mm normal liver tissue around the tumor is ablated by HIFU+UCA.
9.Preparation and preliminary evaluation of KGDS-targeted ultrasound contrast agent
Feng GAO ; Yanfei DING ; Xiaoxi SHENG ; Wei WANG ; Qi LIANG ; Zhuoqiong LUO ; Ping ZHOU ; Hui LI
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2009;34(12):1255-1260
Objective To prepare a thrombus-targeted ultrasonic contrast agent and to investigate its targeted ability to fresh blood clots. Methods We first synthesized FITC-KGDS-Palm compound, and then prepared thrombus-targeted microbubbles using "ultrasound & high speed shearing method".Fluorescence labeling thrombus-specific peptides and KGDS,directed at the activated glycoprotein(GP)Ⅱb/Ⅲa receptor of platelets were attached to the surface of lipid microbubbles. The concentration and size of TUCA were measured by Malvern Zeta Sizer Nano-ZS590 and Coulter counter.Immunofluorescence was applied to confirm the conjugation.The conjunct ratio was assessed by flow cytometer (FCM).Results The KGDS-TUCA was straw yellow turbid liquor,and the concentration was 1.5×10~9/mL,and the average size was 1.5 μm. The targeted microbubbles conjugated with the thrombus-specific peptides showed bright green rings by fluorescence microscope.FCM demonstrated that the wavelength of shell of KGDS-TUCA changed greatly,and the conjunct ratio was 90.04%.In vitro study showed KGDS-TUCA remained stable for 48 h at 4 ℃ and target-attached to blood clots and showed good stability.Conclusion The ultrasound & high speed shearing method to prepare TUCA is easy and in favor of purification.KGDS-TUCA has high specific biological activity.The conjunct ratio and stability of KGDS-TUCA are excellent.
10.Procedure of seed quality testing and seed grading standard of Prunus humilis.
Hao WEN ; Guang-Xi REN ; Ya GAO ; Jun LUO ; Chun-Sheng LIU ; Wei-Dong LI
China Journal of Chinese Materia Medica 2014;39(21):4191-4196
So far there exists no corresponding quality test procedures and grading standards for the seed of Prunus humilis, which is one of the important source of base of semen pruni. Therefor we set up test procedures that are adapt to characteristics of the P. humilis seed through the study of the test of sampling, seed purity, thousand-grain weight, seed moisture, seed viability and germination percentage. 50 cases of seed specimens of P. humilis tested. The related data were analyzed by cluster analysis. Through this research, the seed quality test procedure was developed, and the seed quality grading standard was formulated. The seed quality of each grade should meet the following requirements: for first grade seeds, germination percentage ≥ 68%, thousand-grain weight 383 g, purity ≥ 93%, seed moisture ≤ 5%; for second grade seeds, germination percentage ≥ 26%, thousand-grain weight ≥ 266 g, purity ≥ 73%, seed moisture ≤9%; for third grade seeds, germination percentage ≥ 10%, purity ≥ 50%, thousand-grain weight ≥ 08 g, seed moisture ≤ 13%.
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