1.Repeated tissue expansion in head and neck
Xiaolei JIN ; Min ZHAO ; Jinjing HUANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2002;0(01):-
Objective To summarize the experiences in treating 30 cases of skin soft tissue defects in head and neck by applying repeated expansion, and to explore an effective and satisfactory method of massive defect repair in head and neck. Methods Skin soft tissues were repeatedly expanded for 1 to 3 times after the first expansion. Massive skin defects in head and neck were repaired several times by useing repeated expansion of flap. The size of the skin defects ranged from 29cm?24cm to 10cm?8cm. The indications, complications and experiences in the treatment were discussed. Results A total of 30 cases were treated. Complication incidences of every expansive procedure were 27%, 15%, 14% and 0% respectively . After 6~12 months postoperative follow-up, the appearance and functional restoration was satisfactory. Conclusion Repeated expansion is an excellent method of repairing massive defects in head and neck.
2.Study on sandtray topic features for children with behavior problems based on the grounded theory method
Hua CHENG ; Xiaolei ZHANG ; Gang HUANG
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2011;20(12):1070-1072
Objective To analyze the sandtray topics of the children with behavior problems according to the grounded theory method.Methods Collected and described children' s sandtray topics of different types of behavior problems,age and gender.And analyzed them base on a 3 levels coding list compiling according to the ground theory method.Results The frequency of “negative theme” (3.33 ± 1.25 ) was higher than “positive theme” (0.81 ± 1.25 ) with significant difference (P<0.01) in feature level 1.Age factor had significant effect upon the frequency of “positive theme” in feature level 1 (P < 0.05 ).And also had impact on “harmony”,“ development” in features level 2 (F =3.039,P < 0.05 ).Gender factor,interaction of gender and age had significant effects on frequency of “negative theme” in feature level 1 (F =5.395,P < 0.05 ; F =4.222,P < 0.05 ).Conclusion The characteristics of the children' s sandtay with behavioral problems mainly are “negative theme”.And it shows different features in children with different gender or age.
3.Surgical treatment for unilateral papillary thyroid microcarcinoma
Hui HUANG ; Zhengang XU ; Dezhi LI ; Yaohuang WU ; Xiaolei WANG
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2017;32(3):198-201
Objective To investigate the appropriate surgical procedure for unilateral papillary thyroid microcarcinoma (PTMC).Methods Clinical data of 323 patients with unilateral PTMC in Cancer Hospital of Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences from 1999-2007 were retrospectively studied.Survival outcomes and prognostic factors were analyzed.Results After a median follow-up of 102 (range,12-188) months,the 10-year overall and disease-specific survival was 95.3% and 98.9%.The 10-year recurrence-free survival was 85.5%.The 10-year cumulative recurrence rate of residue glands was 6.5%.Capsular invasion,pT stage and clinical stage were significant predictive factors for recurrence of residue glands (all P < 0.05).Cox regression multivariate analysis showed that pT stage (HR 2.153,95% CI 1.231-3.767,P =0.007) was independent predictive factor.Of the 311 patients treated with non-total thyroidectomy,the 10-year cumulative recurrence rate of residue glands was 6.8% Conclusions Unilateral PTMC has a good prognosis and hemithyroidectomy (lobectomy and isthmusectomy) is an appropriate surgical pattern.Extrathyroidal extension is a significant predictor for recurrence.
4.Effects of starvation, diabetesand obese conditions on mouse hepatic SOCS2 gene expression
Anfang CUI ; Xiaolei MA ; Yanhong HUANG ; Xiangyang ZHANG
Basic & Clinical Medicine 2017;37(6):855-859
Objective To determine the expression levels of SOCS2 in the mouse livers under starvation, diabetes and obese conditions and to study the effect of SOCS2 on gluconeogenesis.Methods Animals were divided into 3 groups: C57BL/6J mice, the control group was fed ad libtum and the experimental group was fasted for 24 h.Diabetes model db/db and the control db/m mice were fed ad libitum.Obese model ob/ob and the control C57BL/6J mice were fed ad libitum.All the mice above were sacrificed and total RNA was isolated from mouse livers and reverse transcribed to cDNA.The expression of SOCS2 and gluconeogenesis genes in the mouse livers in the 3 groups above were detected by real-time quantitative PCR.SOCS2 was overexpressed in the primary C57BL/6J mouse hepatocytes by the adenovirus system.The effect of SOCS2 on glucose production was measured by glucose output assay.Results C57BL/6J mouse hepatic SOCS2 expression was suppressed by starvation status.The expression of SOCS2 was decreased in the livers of db/db and ob/ob mice.In contrast, the key regulators of gluconeogenesis, PGC-1α, PEPCK and G6Pase exhibited the opposite expression pattern as SOCS2 in the livers underidentical starvation, diabetes and obese conditions.The protein was Mr 23 000 and glucose production was inhibited after SOCS2 being overexpressed in the primary C57BL/6J mouse hepatocytes by adenovirus system.Conclusions SOCS2 may inhibit gluconeogenesis in the C57BL/6J mouse primary hepatocytes, and SOCS2 may be a potential target for the treatment of type Ⅱ diabetes.
5.Effect of gender on the concentration of D-dimer between the healthy and the patients with aortic dissection
Lulu LYU ; Xiaolei ZHAO ; Yingmin CHI ; Hai HUANG
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2017;38(17):2393-2394,2398
Objective To explore the effect of gender on the concentration of D-dimer between the healthy and the patients with aortic dissection.Methods From January 2015 to January 2016,53 patients with aortic dissection were treated in a hospital and 50 patients of health control group were matched by age,Sysmex CS5100 was used to detect the concentration of D-dimer in the selected population,and the results were analyzed statistically.Results In the same age group,the concentration of D-dimer in healthy control group female was higher than that in male,difference was statistically significant (t=5.357,P<0.05);The concentration of D-dimer in male patients with aortic dissection group was higher than that of female patients,difference was statistically significant(t=-2.041,P<0.05).The concentration of D-dimer in patients with aortic dissection group was higher than that of the healthy control group,difference was statistically significant(t=5.757,P<0.05).Conclusion The concentration of D-dimer between healthy adults and patients with aortic dissection exist gender differences,and it has a certain correlation.
6.Mailuoning protects against ischemic brain injury by inhibiting oxidative stress
Xiaoxin WU ; Siyuan HUANG ; Xiaolei ZHU ; Hairong ZHU ; Yun XU
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2010;18(4):272-277
Objective To investigate the effects of Mailuoning on oxidative stress and ischemic brain injury. Methods A total of 126 healthy male Kunming mice were divided into sham operation (n = 18), normal saline control (n = 54) and Mailuoning (n = 54) groups. A middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO) model was induced Two hours after MCAO,Mailuoning injection and equivalent saline were injected via the tail vein in the Mailuoning and normal saline control groups, respectively, and then they were injected every other 24 h.Neurological score was performed, and brain water content, infarct volume, membrane potential,as well as protein oxidative stress metabolites such as 3-nitrotyrosine (3-NT), lipid oxidative stress metabolite 4-hydroxy-2-nonenal (HNE) and nucleic acid oxidative stress metabolite 8-hydroxy-2'-deoxyguanosine (8-OHdG) were detected at 12, 24 and 72 h after MCAO. Results Mailuoning injection could significantly improve the neurological function of cerebral ischemia in mice, decrease brain edema, and reduce infarct volume at different time points after cerebral ischemia Of those, it was most significant at 72 h. Mailuoning injection could reverse the decreased mitochondrial membrane potential in cerebral cortex and internal capsule, and significantly downregulate the increased 3-NT, HNE and 8-OHdG in cerebral cortex, internal capsule and serum after ischemia, of those, the effect of reducing HNE was most significant.Conclusions Mailuoning injection may effectively protect against ischemic brain injury in mice,and its mechanism is associated with inhibiting oxidative stress, particularly anti-lipid oxidation.
7.Magnetic activated cell sorting combined with a panel of monoclonal antibodies in detecting free cancer cells in analogue malignant ascites
Xiaolei WANG ; Ximei CHEN ; Zhigang HUANG ; Shaoying WANG
Chinese Journal of Digestion 2008;28(6):392-396
Background Magnetic activated cell sorting(MACS)is a new immunomagnetic separation technique.It's principle is based on the specialized recognition between the antibody and antigen.When directed or indirected coupled with the 50 nm magnetic beads,the antibody can linked with the cells which express the corresponding antigen,and then leads to the magnetic cell separation in a high intensity and high-gradient magnetic field.The method has higher separative purity and recovery and been made use of enriching tumor cells and tumor stem cells.It could be also utilized to enrich the rare tumor cells in fluid specimen.Objective To evaluate the enriching efficiency of detecting free cancer cells in analogue malignant ascites using MACS and a panel of tumor-specific markers.Methods Five species of tumor cell lines correlated to the diseases resulting in malignant ascites were selected and the expressions of EpCAM,CAl25,CEA,TAG-72 and their mixture in these tumor cell lines were detected using immunofluorescence reactions and flow cytometry(FCM).The tumor cells were spiked into mononuclear cells by different ratios to analogue the main ingredients of malignant ascites.The efficiency of MACS combinded with mixture antibodies in separating tumor cells was compared with single antibody.Results The FCM revealed that the expression of the mixture antibodies in 5 tumor cancer cell lines was significantly higher than that in single antibody.The mean recovery rates of spiked tumor cells were enhanced by using a panel of monoclonal antibodies combined with MACS than single antibody,especially in two gastric cancer cells and colon cancer cells(69.18%±20.84%VS 45.23%±11.54%,78.75%±15.42%vs 59.73%±16.64%and 85.63%±12.30%VS 76.88%±8.65%,respectively),the ovarian cancer cells was the next(32.49%±3.58%vs31.79%±4.82%),and the liver cancer cells was the lowest(11.78%±0.43%VS 7.16%±0.46%).Conclusions The detection of free cancer cells from malignant ascites by MACS combined with a panel of monoelonal antibodies is more effectively than single antibody.The method has the potencial value of clinical application to the malignant ascites caused by gastroenteric tumor.
8.Development of sandplay production analysis evaluation matrix for children with tic disorders
Hongxia MA ; Sijing PANG ; Xiaolei ZHANG ; Gang HUANG ; Yiyi CHEN
Chinese Journal of Behavioral Medicine and Brain Science 2017;26(3):280-283
Objective To develop a sandplay analysis evaluation matrix for children with tic disor?ders. Methods 113 children were chosen as the study subjects . Based on the grounded theory,the open coding,correlated coding and core coding were carried out on coding elements for sandplay process to gain the third?level,second?level and first?level evaluation codes. The reliability and validity of the codes were tested.Results The sandplay analysis evaluation matrix for children with tic disorders was established inclu?ding 48 third?level,17 second?level and 3 first?level evaluation codes. The codes were proved to be reliable and valid through the comparison and conditional coding with query. Conclusion The sandplay analysis e?valuation matrix for children with tic disorders,which is established based on the grounded theory,is reliable and operable. It can be used as a tool to assess the psychological or behavioral problems of children with tic disorders dynamically.
9.Establishment and evaluation of hamster model of Clostridium difficile-associat-ed diarrhea
Shaohua XU ; Xiaolei SONG ; Fenfen ZHOU ; Shi WU ; Haihui HUANG
Chinese Journal of Infection and Chemotherapy 2014;(3):204-209
Objective To explore a method for establishing the hamster model of Clostridium difficile-associated diarrhea (CDAD)and the indicators for its evaluation.Methods Clindamycin was administered to hamsters subcutaneously (day 1),and 24 h later infected with C.difficile clinical isolates KH1 (ribotype 027,106-108 CFU/mL)or SH9 (ribotype 001 ,108-1010 CFU/mL)by gavage.Animals were observed for CDAD symptoms such as diarrhea,weight loss and death.At the end of ob-servation period (day 7 or death),the cecum was collected from each animal for histological evaluation of inflammation.Results Following a single dose of 100 mg/kg clindamycin subcutaneously,all the animals challenged with KH1 (108 CFU/mL)devel-oped diarrhea and then died within 5 days.All the hamsters challenged with SH9 (1010 CFU/mL)developed diarrhea as well but only 66.7% died at the end of observation period.Among other groups,only one or none developed diarrhea and then died. The symptoms of hamsters with diarrhea included loose stool,wet tail and weight loss.On histological examination,conges-tion,hemorrhage and neutrophil infiltration of the mucosa were observed in the hamsters died of CDAD.Conclusions We have successfully established a hamster CDAD model that allows for future investigations.
10.Investigation of the knowledge about cancer pain treatment among 128 nurses in 27 provinces in China: an analysis of the questionnaires
Xiaolei HUANG ; Shuanglian MA ; Jinfang ZHANG ; Jiping ZHANG ; Fengling WANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2005;9(6):181-183
BACKGROUND: After reviewing the literature, the author found that most of the epidemiological data related to cancer pain was reported by physicians from the point of view of treatment, or of patients' response to the treatment. Although the nurses in oncology department are most direct participants in the cancer pain management, there is less investigation about the nurses' knowledge, attitudes to and skills of cancer pain management.OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this investigation was to provide information so as to suggest the nursing managers and educators in specifically propagating and disseminating the knowledge of cancer pain management.DESIGN: A sampled investigation.SETTING: Integrated Medicine Ward, College of Clinical Oncology,Peking University.PARTICIPANTS: The participants of this investigation were 128 nurses who took part in the National Tumor Care Academic Exchanges and Seminar Conference held in June 1998.METHODS: This investigation was carried out through a survey questionnaire and the questionnaire was designed on the basis of the Cancer Analgesics Questionnaire (for nurses use only) established by the Oncology Profession Committee of Chinese Nursing Association in 1993, furthermore,suggestions from experts were adopted.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES:①The perception about "three-step analgesic ladder";②currently most commonly used analgesics in clinical;③assessment methods for cancer pain④knowledge of being addicted to analgesics⑤attitude of nursing staff to cancer pain management.RESULTS: The number of those who could correctly designate the relationship of three steps and pain intensity was 82(64.0% ). Only one person could correctly write down the contents of three steps analgesic ladder (0.7%) . Physician's orders for analgesics for cancer pain in the responders' hospitals were classified into the following types: temporary order:54.0%; when necessary, 38.0%; long-term order, 24.0%. But none of the nurses could mark correctly the range of mild, moderate and severe grade on the scale. Only 49.2% (63/128) of the nurses considered that "The pain scale should be determined according to the cancer patients' self-perception to the pain intensity(chief complaint)" . Among the responders, only 12.5% (16/128) of them accepted that "the incidence of addiction occurred as a result of analgesics used for pain control is less than 1% ". Only 26. 5% (34/128) of the responders could distinguish the concepts of tolerance, physical dependence, and addiction.CONCLUSION: From the results of the investigation, we can see that, the nursing professionals do not have sufficient knowledge about "three-step analgesic ladder". The popularization of related knowledge among nurses has been delayed severely. Nurses will obtain the knowledge of cancer pain management by clinical experience instead of in regular ways. The attitude of nursing personnel to cancer pain treatment is one of the important factors that affect the pain management. The frontline nurses should master the pharmacological characteristics of opioids so as to explain it to the patients and their relations distinctly. Nurses should bring into play a more powerful action in reducing the "addiction-phobia" due to their professional characteristics. We suggest that the latest new progress in cancer pain treatment should be incorporated into the normal textbooks on the management of cancer pain. We also propose that the methods of cancer pain treatment,contents of the principle of drug prescription be included in the training of a medical care personnel of oncology professional before entering into clinic.