1.Effects of venous thrombosis on endothelial cells in remote non-thrombosed vein
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;0(10):-
Objective To investigate the functional changes of endothelial cells (EC) in non-thrombosis vein segment (ECNT) in rats with experimental venous thrombosis (VT). MethodRats were divided into normal, control, and thrombosis group caused by legating a portion of iliac vein with 30 animals in each group. Endothelium was sampled from superhepatic IVC. Samples were studied by electroscopy, immunohistochemistry, and Western blotting for apoptosis. ResultsMorphological and functional changes of the ECs were observed in sampled superhepatic IVC. Compared with normal and control group the apoptosis rates(P
2.Study on The Mechanism and Its Formation of Sublingual Varix in Patients with Primary Liver Cancer
Jingdong GAO ; Xiaoqiang YUE ; Qing LIU
Journal of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University 2006;0(05):-
[Objective] To explore the mechanism of its formation of sublingual varix in patients with primary liver cancer(PLC) and from the vessels and haemodynamics so as to establish the basis for its future clinical study.[Methods] The related indexes of the haemodynamics vessels tongue and the portal system were measured by Doppler ultrasound.Then the mechanism of the formation of abnormal sublingual varix was explored from the local microcirculation of tongue,the morphology and haemodynamics of the tongue vessels and portal system.[Conclusion]The formation of abnormal sublingual varix was related to haemodynamics of the tongue,and the abnormal morphology and haemodynamics of portal system.The deep mechanism need to be further explored.
3.Effect of intermittent catheterization on the urinary tract Infection in patients with spinal cord injury
Xiaoqiang LI ; Weixing GAO ; Feng LI ; Guiru FU ; Shuxiang LI
Clinical Medicine of China 2010;26(2):195-197
Objective To access the effect of intermittent catheterization (IC) on the urinary tract infection in patients with spinal cord injury. Methods Sixty patients of spinal cord injury combined with urinary tract infec-tion were randomly divided into two groups: treatment group (32 patients) treated with sensitive antibiotics and IC;control group (28 patients) treated with sensitive antibiotics only. Both groups were treated for two weeks. Results In the treatment and control group,the cure rate was 56% and 29% ,respectively,the total effective rate was 91% and 64% in the treatment and control group,respectively,the clearance rate of bacteria was 81% and 57% ,respec-tively. All differences were significant (P<0.05). Conclusions IC can improve the effect of antibiotic on urinary tract infection in patients with spinal cord injury, and might be effective on the treatment of urinary tract infection caused by various neurogenic bladders.
4.MUC1 Mucin and Helicobacter pylori
Xiaoqiang CUI ; Aihua GUO ; Yuqiang GAO ; Shuhui ZHAN
Chinese Journal of Gastroenterology 2014;(7):442-444
Mucin as an important member in gastrointestinal mucus layer has become the focus of research. Many studies suggested that MUC1 mucin is involved in the mechanism of Helicobacter pylori( Hp)infection. It is important to understand the relationship between MUC1 mucin and Hp for preventing Hp infection and gastric cancer. This article reviewed the relationship between MUC1 mucin and Hp.
5.Correlation between the width of lingual vein and the changes of hemodynamics of portal system in patients with primary liver cancer
Xiaoqiang YUE ; Jingdong GAO ; Xiaofeng ZHAI ; Qing LIU ; Dong JIANG ; Changquan LING
Journal of Integrative Medicine 2006;4(5):482-4
OBJECTIVE: To explore the correlation between the width of lingual varix and changes of hemodynamics of portal system in patients with primary liver cancer so as to supply the data for the forecast of portal hypertension by observing lingual varix. METHODS: The diameter of lingual vein (Dlv) was measured by vernier caliper as dependent variable, and the diameters and indexes of hemodynamics of portal vessels were measured by Doppler as independent variables, then a multipe stepwise analysis was performed. RESULTS: The diameters of portal vein (Dpv) and splenic vein (Dsv) entered the formula Dlv (mm) = 0.185 + 0.311 Dsv (mm) + 0.236 Dpv (mm) when the entry and removal values were alpha(in)=0.10 and alpha(out)=0.15, respectively. CONCLUSION: The width of lingual vein is closely correlated with the diameters of portal vein and splenic vein in patients with primary liver cancer.
6.Comparative study on normal tongue manifestation in patients with primary liver cancer and healthy adults
Weizhe DENG ; Xiaoqiang YUE ; Qing LIU ; Jingdong GAO ; Rongzheng REN ; Changquan LING
Journal of Integrative Medicine 2006;4(1):13-6
OBJECTIVE: To find out some microscopically visible morphological differences in normal tongue manifestation between patients with primary liver cancer and healthy adults, and provide some beneficial evidences for microcosmic syndrome differentiation of tongue inspection. METHODS: Microcirculations of the tongue tip, which represented the macroscopical normal tongue manifestation, were observed under an optical microscope in patients with primary liver cancer and healthy adults. Exfoliated cells from tongue coating were examined by hematoxylin-eosin staining. RESULTS: The proportion of normal tongue manifestation was larger in healthy adults (38.89%) than that in patients with primary liver cancer (2.32%). The total score of microcirculation of tongue tip and the maturation index of exfoliated cells from tongue coating were both higher in patients with primary liver cancer than those in healthy adults with normal tongue manifestation (P<0.01, P<0.05). CONCLUSION: Normal tongue manifestation, which is macroscopically visible, can be observed in both patients with primary liver cancer and healthy adults, but there exists obvious difference in microcosmic view.
7.Vascular intervention plus arteriovenous fistula for the treatment of acute deep vein thrombosis of the lower extremities
Xiaoqiang LI ; Chaowen YU ; Weimin ZHOU ; Zhonglin NIE ; Qingyou MENG ; Pengfei DUAN ; Jie GAO ; Wei ZHOU
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;0(09):-
Objective To explore the appropriate method for mechanical thrombectomy, selection of vena cava filter and its duration in place. Method Fifty-five cases of severe acute deep vein thrombosis of the lower limbs were enrolled. Vena cava filter was first placed, then thrombectomy was performed with Amplatz thrombectomy device (ATD). The iliac vein lesions were dilated by balloon followed by temporary arterivenous fistula construction. Result Procedures were all successful in 52 cases, iliac vein stenosis was found in 47 cases and dilated by balloon. Permanent vena cava filters were placed in 20 cases while temporary in 32 cases. Fifty cases were followed-up for 3~30 monthes. Tumefaction disappeared in 46 cases leaving no after thrombosis syndrome. Conclusion This comprehensive modality is effective, less traumatic and of quick recovery. During the procedure, possible residual thrombi should always be under close attention and stenosis in iliac veins be confirmed by repeated venography. In most cases, placing a temporary vena cava filter was the best choice.
8.Study of expression and clinical significance of Livin and VEGF protein in bladder urothelial carcinoma
Weixing GAO ; Chaoyong LIU ; Xiaohai GUAN ; Shaosan KANG ; Jian LIU ; Lei WANG ; Fenghong CAO ; Xiaoqiang LI
Clinical Medicine of China 2011;27(1):8-11
Objective To investigate the expressions of Livin protein and VEGF protein in bladder urothelial carcinoma(BUC) ,and theirs relationships with the clinicopathologic parameters of bladder urothelial carcinoma. Methods The expression of Livin and VEGF protein in 69 samples of BUC tissue and 10 samples of normal bladder epithelium tissue were detected by immunohistochemical SP method. Their relationships with clinicopathologic data were statistically analyzed. Results The positive expression rate of Livin and VEGF in BUC tissues were 65.2% (45/69) and 46.4% ( 32/69), but negative in normal bladder epithelium tissues, which showed significant differences in the comparison (Ps < 0. 05 ). We found significant difference in the comparison of Livin positive rate between groups with or without recurrence ( 78. 8 % vs 48. 1%, χ2 = 6. 13, P < 0. 05 ); but no differences in pathological grade,TNM stage and tumor number( Gl 55.6% ,G2 64. 3% ,G3 73.9% ;Ta ~ T1 61.9% ,T2 ~ T4 70. 4%; Single-tumor 59. 6%, multi-tumor 77.3%; χ2 = 1.52,0. 52,2.07, Ps > 0. 05 ). For BUC,the expression of VEGF was correlated with the pathological grade,TNM stage( Gl 16. 7% ,G2 53.6% ,G3 60. 9%, χ2 = 8. 91; Ta ~ T1 33.3%, T2 ~ T4 66. 7%; χ2 = 7. 34; Ps < 0. 05 ), but not the tumor number and recurrence( Single-tumor 57.4% , multi-tumor 59. 1%, χ2 = 0. 01; with recurrence 51.5% , without recurrence 40. 7% ,χ2= 0. 69; Ps > 0. 05 ). We found no relationship between the expression of Livin and VEGF (r =0. 056,P > 0. 05 ). Conclusion The overexpressions of Livin and VEGF protein may play an important role in the occurrence and development of BUC. Combind detection of these two protein can be used in the diagnosis and prognosis of BUC.
9.Revaccination efficacy of different dosages of hepatitis B vaccine among adult non- and hyporesponders
Chaoshuang LIN ; Shunqin WANG ; Xiaoqiang LING ; Xiangyang WANG ; Yutian CHONG ; Zhiliang GAO
Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases 2009;27(2):109-113
Objective To investigate the revaccination efficacy of different dosages of hepatitis B vaccine among adult non-and hyporesponders so as to improve the protection rate of hepatitis B vaccination.Methods The healthy adults who were immunized with hepatitis B vaccine at least one standard scheme in two years and negative for hepatitis B markers were enrolled in this randomized and open-label study.The hepatitis B vaccine was injected intramuscularly in the deltoid muscle on an upper arm according to routine schedule (month 0,1,6).The adults were randomly given four different dosages:73 in group A were given hepatitis B vaccine 10 μg (made in China) each time;69 in group B were given hepatitis B vaccine (made in China) 20 μg each time;70 in group C were given gene recombinant yeast hepatitis B vaccine (Engerix) 20 μg each time and 48 in group D were given gene recombinant yeast hepatitis B vaccine 40 μg each time.The serum anti-HBs was tested before and 1,2,8,12 months after the first injection.The comparison of means was done by one-factor analysis of variance and the comparison of rates was done by chi square test.Results The anti-HBs positive rates were the highest at months 8 of re-immunization in group B,C and D,which were 68.1%,70.0% and 77.1%,respectively,and were all higher than that in group A (53.4%)(χ2=21.465,P<0.01).The anti-HBs positive rate increased in group B,C and D with increasing immunized times and over time,but there was no significant difference;it went down at 12 months after re-immunization.The anti-HBs positive rates at 1,2,8 and 12 months after re-immunization in group A were 8.2%,19.2%,53.4% and 43.8%,respectively and differences were significant (χ2=53.07,P<0.01).The anti-HBs levels in group B,C and D were all higher than that of group A(F=7.551,P<0.05) at month 12 of re-immunization.There were no significant differences of anti-HBs levels at different re-immunization time points in group B,C and D.Conclusion Revaecination of hepatitis B vaccine can induce immune responses and increasing dosages can improve the immune efficacy in non- and hyporesponders.
10.Prognosis of the metastatic prostatic carcinoma and analyze the relative factors
Fenghong CAO ; Xuefei DING ; Liguo ZHANG ; Xiaoqiang LI ; Shaosan KANG ; Xiaohai GUAN ; Weixing GAO
Chinese Journal of Urology 2009;30(12):838-840
Objective To discuss the prognosis of the metastatic prostatic carcinoma and analyze the relative factors. Methods From 2001 to 2002, 32 cases of matastatic prostatic carcinoma were admitted to our hospital, the ages ranging from 54 to 87, with the mean age of 71 years. All the diagnosis was proved by the six cores transrectal biopsy of the prostate. The serum PSA ranged from 63 to 2000 ng/ml. Two cases had the Gleason score of 2 - 6, 19 cases had the Gleason score of 7 and 11 cases had the Gleason score of 8 - 10. Preoperative routine examinations included serum testosterone, pelvic CT or MRI scan, CXR and bone scan. Twenty-seven cases were found to have osseous metastasis, among them 8 cases combined with lymph nodes metastasis, and 5 cases with lymph nodes metastasis only. All of them were treated with gonadectomy and the blockade of the androgen receptor (with Bicalutamide 50 mg/d or Flutamide 250 mg/d). It lasted 7 - 48 months with first endocrine therapy,and mid last time 23 months. After first line endocrine therapy failure, Diethylstilbestrol and Estramustine were used in the androgen-independent stage. Thirteen cases were not effective, and second therapy had effect to 19 cases and it lasted for 3 - 15 months. Results The follow-up periods ranged from 13 to 98 months, with the mean period of 33 months. Twenty-eight cases died, 4 cases survived. The median survial period was 37 months, 1-year survival rate was 100% (32/32), 3-year survival rate was 53%(17/32) , 5-year survival rate was 19%(6/23). As to the survival period, there were negative correlaions between survival and the level of PSA (r= -0. 262, P=0. 045) and the Gl-eason score (r=- 0. 624, P=0. 001). There were positive correlations between survival and the level of testosterone (r=0. 514, P=0. 008) and the age (r=0. 311, P = 0. 032). And there was no correlation between survival and the number of the positive cores of the biopsy (r=0. 211, F = 0. 158) and the clinical stage (r=0. 211, P = 0. 352). Conclusions As to the metastatic prostatic carcinoma, there are correlations between the survival and the levels of testosterone before treatment, age, the Gl-eason score and the level of PSA. There is no relationship between the survival period of the metastatic prostatic carcinoma and the number of the positive cores of the biopsy and the clinical stage.