1.Comparison of Clinical Pathology in Children with Immunoglobulin A Nephropathy and Henoch - Schonlein Purpura Nephritis
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2004;0(11):-
Objective To explore the relationship of immunoglobulin A(IgA) nephropathy (IgAN) and Henoch - Schonlein purpura nephritis(HSPN) in children by making comparison in the aspects of clinical symptoms, laboratory tests and renal pathology. Methods Process the data of 69 cases of HSPN and 33 cases of IgAN respectively in clinical symptoms' frequency, indices of urinalysis and blood cell count, protein quantity in urine of 24 hours, serum level of immunoglobulins, C3 and C4, as well as renal pathologic results. Results In IgAN group, the incidence of male was higher than that of female, respiratory tract infections usually occur as prodrome. Macroscopic hematuria was the most prominent clinical feature, while rash, joint pain, abdominal symptoms seldom happened. Level of hemoglobin in IgAN group was decreased significantly. There were no significant differences in edema, hypertension, proteinuria degree, level of plasm albumin, level of serum IgA, IgG, IgM, IgE, C3 and C4, as well as the features of renal pathologic changes between IgAN and HSPN.Conclusions IgAN and HSPN have similar features in clinical symptoms,level of immunoglobulins and complements and renal pathology. But it is still under discussion whether they are different stages of the same disease.
2.Observation of the curative effect of Huangqi inoculation fluid union chemotherapy on the treatment of acute leukemia
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2006;0(07):-
Objective To evaluate the efficacy of Huangqi inoculation fluid union chemotherapy in the treat- ment of the induction chemotherapy time of acute leukemia.Methods The patients with acute leukemia were ran- domized into two groups:the 1st group treated with conventional induction chemotherapy(control-group) and the 2nd group treated with chemotherapy treatment union Huangqi inoculation fluid(observation-group).Chinieal effects and poisonous side effects of two groups were compared.Results The completely alleviating rate of observation- group was 87.75%,the partially alleviating rate of observation-group was 4.04%,and KPS grades total improve- ment rate was 73.47%;the completely alleviating rate of control-group was 50.00%,the partially alleviating rate of control group was 16.67%,and KPS grades total improvement rate was 36.67%;the poisonous side effects of ob- servation-group was lower titan that of the control-group(P
3.Clinical Observation of Acertil in the Treatment60Cases of Stroke Sequel
Ye LI ; Yalin XI ; Lanhua QIU
China Pharmacy 1991;0(05):-
OBJECTIVE:To observe the therapeutic effect of Acertil on stroke sequel.METHODS:The liver function,kidney function,ion,blood sugar and blood pressure of enrolled patients were examined at given time periods.RESULTS:Dis?ability degree0~1∶Acertil group14cases(49.99%),control group8cases(30.67%);Disability degree3~4∶Acertil group1case(3.5%),control group5cases(19.22%).CONCLUSION:Acertil can abate the disability degree of stroke sequel patients.
4.Antihypoxic Effect of Orientoside on Hypoxia Model Mice
Xiaochun FU ; Weifen QIU ; Xi WANG
China Pharmacy 2001;0(09):-
OBJECTIVE:To evaluate the antihypoxic effect of orientoside on hypoxia model rats.METHODS:The hy-poxia rats model was established through normobaric hypoxia,poisoning with sodium nitrite,potassium cyanide and lidocaine,trachea occlusion,decapitation,etc.20minutes prior to the modeling,the rats were administered with the corresponding drugs with the anti-hypoxic effects observed.RESULTS:As compared with placebo group,the survival time of rats under nor-mobaric hypoxia,poisoned by sodium nitrite,potassium cyanide and lidocaine,and the electrocardiograph extinction time after trachea occlusion and the gasping time of mice after decapitation were all significantly prolonged by orientoside.CONCLU-SION:Orientoside has antihypoxic effect on hypoxia model rats.
5.Molecular characteristics of leukemia stem cells and up-dating therapeutic strategy
Ying GU ; Xi QIU ; Rongzhen XU
Basic & Clinical Medicine 2006;0(09):-
Drug resistance and relapse are two major causes for treatment failure of leukemia, but their mechanisms remain elusive. Recently, increasing evidence shows that there is a subset of leukemia stem cells apart from immature leukemia cells in leukemia patients. These malignant stem cells do not response to routine chemotherapeutic agents, and may be the source of drug resistance and relapse of leukemia. Permanent cure of leukemia need elimination of these leukemia stem cells. We describe molecular characteristics of leukemia stem cells and possible target therapeutic strategies in this review.
6.Transesophageal echocardiography guided occlusion of ventricular septal defect via small chest incision: a report of 142 cases
Dawei XI ; Chengzhong YU ; Haiyan QIU
Journal of Chinese Physician 2015;17(2):164-165,168
Objective To investigate the experience of microinvasive surgical occlusion of ventricular septal defect (VSD).Methods A total of 142 children with VSD was given microinvasive surgical occlusion from March 2009 to December 2013 at our hospital.There were 90 males and 52 females,the age ranged from 8 months to 11 years,and body weight from 7 kg to 35 kg,and ventricular septal defects were divided into membranous type,film cycle headquarter type,pulmonary valve type,and muscle type.The diameter of VSD was 2 ~ 10 mm.Under general anesthesia,an incision was made in the lower part of sternum or intercostals space,and a special occluder was inserted to close the ostium via right ventricle puncture under the guidance of transesophageal echocardiography.Results A total of 139 cases had successful occluded with a 97.8% of successful rate,using blocking umbrella 4 ~ 12#,including 25 eccentric umbrella.Two cases were operated under extracorporeal circulation because of aggravated aortic valve insufficiency.One case without handled muscular ventricular septal defect combined atrial septal defect for guide wire pass muscular defect failed.Full set did not have death and third degree A-V block.Conclusions Microinvasive surgical occlusion is easy to handle,operation-time short,and relative broad for the closure of ventricular septal defect.It has a fast recovery and good effectiveness with a beautiful outlook and safety.
7.Effect of Comprehensive Intervention on Anxiety in Patients with Acute Myocardial Infarction undergoing Intra- aortic Balloon Pump
Xiaoqin QIU ; Xi XIAO ; Lili CEN ; Caiyan LI ; Yanjiao TAO
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2014;(8):771-775
Objective To explore the effect of comprehensive intervention on anxiety in patients of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) undergoing intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP). Methods 50 patients with AMI undergoing IABP with the score of Hamilton Anxiety Rating Scale (HAMA) more than 14 points, were divided into conventional intervention group (n=25) and comprehensive intervention group (n=25). The conventional intervention group received all the conventional nursing measures including cognitive behavioral intervention, and the comprehensive intervention group received propofol intravenous pumping in addition with Ramsay sedation at II-III level. The vital signs, HAMA scores, major cardiovascular events, and vascular complications were recorded before and the 1st-5th days after intervention. Results The HAMA scores, systolic blood pressure, diastolic blood pressure and mean pressure decreased in most of the time points after intervention in the comprehensive intervention group (P<0.05). And there was no complication such as low blood pressure, respiratory depression. The incidence rates of cardiac arrhythmias, puncture hematoma/bleeding and catheter displacement were lower in the comprehensive intervention group than in the conventional intervention group (P<0.05). Conclusion Comprehensive intervention can improve the symptoms of anxiety in the patients with AMI undergoing IABP, and reduce the incidence of arrhythmia, vascular complications and catheter displacement.
8.High frequency deep brain stimulation of rats bilateral accumbens inhibits relapse behavior in morphine-dependent rats
Chunhui YANG ; Xi WU ; Yiqing QIU ; Xiaowu HU
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2016;25(9):769-773
Objective To investigate the effect of high frequency stimulation of bilateral nucleus accumbens on relapse behaviors in morphine-dependent rats.Methods Twenty adult SD rats were employed in the experiment.Through stereotactic operation,outer electrode cannula was implanted into rats' bilateral nucleus accumbens.After 5 days of rest,the morphine-dependent rat model with conditioned place preference (CCP) was established through intraperitoneal morphine injection (10 mg/kg).After acquisition of CPP,normal saline was replaced with morphine for CPP extinction training.CPP test was used to exam the effect of extinction.The rats,after being randomly divided into experimental group (morphine+DBS) and control group (morphine+sham DBS),were electrically stimulated using modified DBS circuits.Rats in the experimental group were given high frequency electrical stimulation while the control group was sham stimulation.After consecutive stimulation for 7 days,rats in the two groups were given small dose of morphine (3 mg/kg)to trigger relapse.Results (1) The CPP score increased after the establishment of rat models compared with pre-establishment of the rat models((616.2±74.7) s vs (353.9±84.3) s,P<0.01).(2) The CPP score after extinction training decreased compared with pre-conditioned CPP score ((456.4± 148.8) s vs (353.9±84.3) s),P=0.0847) and had no statistical difference compared with post-conditioned CPP score ((456.4±148.8) s vs (616.2± 74.7) s,P=0.0219).(3) When the relapse was induced by small doses of morphine within 24h after the last stimulation,the CPP score of the experimental group decreased compared with the CPP score of control group ((330.1 ±212.6) s vs (684.2±230.2)s,P=0.0029),and the relapse was restrained.Conclusion High frequency DBS of bilateral nucleus accumbens can attenuate relapse behavior in rats
9.Osteotomy of mandible ascending ramus by “a cover of box” manner provides a surgical approach to large tumors in the parapharyngeal space
Jiaxuan QIU ; Jian ZHANG ; Yisen SHAO ; Zhongyi CAO ; Weihong XI
Journal of Practical Stomatology 1995;0(04):-
Objective:To explore an improved osteotomy of mandible ascending ramus for the surgical approach to large tumors in parapharyngeal space.Methods:According to the operation of parotid gland, masseter muscle was cut near the border of mandibular angle till subperiosteum dissection to mandibular notch, vertical osteotomy outside mandibular foramen to 1.0 cm under mandibular notch, vertical to posterior border of ascending ramus, tumor was exposed and removed, bone plate was repositioned and fixed with titanium. Results:Tumors were completely removed in this way in 3 patients without complications. Conclusion:This surgical approach is suitable for the surgical removal of parapharyngeal interstitial giantism tumor.
10.The transfection of epidermal growth factor receptor antisense oligonucleotide to retinal glial cells
Mingshui FU ; Xi ZHANG ; Qinghua QIU ; Qing GU
Chinese Journal of Ocular Fundus Diseases 1996;0(01):-
Objective To observe the permeability and stability of the transfection of antisense oligonucleotide (ASODN) hybridized epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) to retinal glial cells (RG). Methods Phosphorothioate and unmodified EGFR ASODN conjugated with 5′ isothiocyanate (5′ FITC) were encapsulated with or without lipofectin, and then added into human retinal glial cells culture media. The cellular permeability and stability of the transfection were observed by fluorescence microscopy in fixed cells. Results In the absence of lipofectin, phosphorothioate and unmodified EGFR ASODN were found in a few RG cells at 30 minutes, and in about 50% RG cells at 4 hours. Phosphorothioate EGFR ASODN were kept in RG cells for 3 4 hours and disappeared at about 8 hours. In the presence of lipofectin, phosphorothioate and unmodified EGFR ASODN were found in a few RG cells at 15 minutes and about 70% 80% RG cells at 4 hours. Phosphorothioate EGFR ASODN were kept in cells for 10 12 hours, and phosphorothioate and unmodified EGFR ASODN were disappeared at about 14 hours and 4 hours respectively. Conclusion 5′ FITC EGFR ASODN encapsulated with lipofectin could enter RG cells and express stably in RG cells.