1.Diabetic retinopathy-related proteins
Journal of Chinese Physician 2017;19(5):788-791
Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is one of the signs of complications related to diabetes in eye In clinic,there has not perfect measurement and method to prevent and treat DR.Proteomics as an emerging subject focuses on studying the organizational structure and related functions as a whole level.The application of proteomics research method can fully reveal the protein expression in tissues and cells with comparison of the difference between the normal and diabetes.The differentially expressed proteins can reveal the various factors in the pathological process of DR to address the accurate regulatory mechanism,and can find some new regulatory proteins associated with DR.This approach provides further theory and methodology to study DR,which has its unique advantages in drug-targeted treatment of DRs.
2.Clinical study on the left ventricular function in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patients
Xingmei WU ; Xianming CHEN ; Xiaoyan CHEN
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2013;20(1):59-60
Objective To explore the left ventricular overall systolic and diastolic function in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) patients with echocardiography.Methods 30 normal people and 30 hypertrophic cardiomyopathy patients were examined by routine echocardiography and examine the results of LVDd,IVSd,LVPW,LVFE and E/A.Results The results of IVSd [(16.47 ± 2.08) cm],LVPW [(10.28 ± 0.56) cm] and LVEF [(62.18 ±6.74) %] in HCM patients were superior than control group [(9.56 ± 0.45) cm,(9.30 ± 0.98) cm,(57.66 ±5.22) %] (t =-17.809,-4.756,-2.91,all P < 0.05) while the results of LVDd [(40.28 ± 3.80) cm] and E/A[(0.99 ±0.17)] of HCM patients were obviously lower than control group [(45.15 ±3.84) cm,(1.10 ±0.24)](t =4.899,2.132,all P < 0.05) and LVEF was obviously larger than control group (P < 0.05).Conclusion Echocardiography can exactly evaluate left ventricular overall systolic and diastolic function in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) patients and guide the diagnosis and treatment.
3.Comparative analysis of ancient and mordern acupuncture prescription in treating insomnia
Li CHEN ; Xingmei CAO ; Fengcong ZHANG
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(9):827-829
Objective To compare the differences of insomnia prescription laws between ancient and mordern acupuncture. Methods Collected ancient and mordern acupuncture treatment of insomnia prescriptions literature, using fourteen frequency, percentage of acupuncture acupoints, the points of the distribution and distribution in different parts of the body, the specific acupoint application and prescription features for statistical description. Results The ancient physicians selected points more dispersed, acupoints are mainly concentrated in the chest , abdomen and leg. Modern physicians point selection is relatively concentrated, prescription relatively fixed, the acupoints are mainly concentrated in the head and neck and lower limb;acupoints are mainly concentrated in the Urinary bladder meridian of foot Taiyang, the ancient physicians also more choice of Ren pointss, modern physicians are more optional Du points. Conclusion The physicians prescriptions are quite different, but in the meridian points and the type of use is similar, mostly concentrated in the selection of points Urinary bladder meridian of foot Taiyang, especially the five Shu points. Du, Ren, Spleen meridian and Stomach meridian of Foot Yangming using positive significance for the treatment of insomnia by acupuncture choice.
4.Protective Effect of Yulangsan Polysaccharide Against Hepatic Injury in Mice
Wenfu RUAN ; Wenming DUAN ; Xingmei LIANG ; Zhaoni CHEN ; Renbin HUANG
Herald of Medicine 2015;(7):866-870
Objective To investigate the protective effect of Yulangsan polysacharide ( YLSPS) and mechanism against ibuprofen-induced liver injury in mice. Methods The mice were randomly divided into the blank control(NC), the model control,YLSPS at 150 mg·kg-1 , 300 mg·kg-1 ,600 mg·kg-1 groups and biphenyldicarboxylate (150 mg·kg-1 BPDC) group. The mice were orally administered with corresponding agents once per day for consecutive 14 days, whereas the blank control group and model control group were orally administered with saline. Except the blank control group, all the other mice were orally administered IBU 200 mg·kg-1 body weight 2 h after last lavagedof medicimes. The mice were fasted and watered ad lib for 20 h after model establishment. Activities of ALT,AST and ALP,content of T-BiL,TNF-α,IL-6 in serum;activities of SOD,GSH-Px and content of MDA in liver tissue were detected. The morphological pathology test was used to examine degrees of hepatic injury. Results Compared with the model control, YLSPS could obviously reduce activities of ALT,AST and ALP,content of T-BiL, MDA,TNF-α and IL-6, and increase SOD,GSH-Px and CAT (P<0. 05), and then lessen the hepatic injury. Conclusion YLSPS showed potential protective effect against ibuprofen-induced liver injury in mice, the mechanism may be related to attenuating free radical injury and inhibiting lipid peroxidation and lowering release of inflammatory factors.
5.Surgical treatment of burns for 47 pediatrics patients
Jun NI ; Haifeng GU ; Xianrong XU ; Ruicai CHEN ; Xingmei ZHANG
Journal of Regional Anatomy and Operative Surgery 2013;(6):635-636,639
Objective To investigate the characteristic of surgical treatment of burns in pediatrics patients. Methods From January 2006 to March 2012,47 pediatrics patients and 244 adult patients were received the surgical treatment in our hospital. The clinical data of two groups were analyzed retrospectively and compared. Results The female ratio in pediatric patients was higher than adult group,and almost patients received operation,especially plastic surgery and skin repair,with less surgeries of wound repair and infected surgeries. The preopera-tive physiological index between two groups was no significantly different. Conclusion On the premise of effective preoperative preparation, we could carry out surgical treatment of burns for pediatrics patients positively.
6.Effects of Point Injection with Different Reinforcing and Reducing Manipulation to Cardiac Function of Heart-qi Deficiency Syndrome Model in Rats
Huade CHEN ; Yanqing ZHENG ; Yan WANG ; Xingmei ZHAO
Journal of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University 2014;(1):1-4,12
[Objective] To observe the influence of rats serum SOD and cardiac function with qi deficiency syndrome through the factors of the acupuncture point injection with different reinforcing and reducing methods. [Methods] To establish SD rat heart-qi deficiency syndrome model with the compound factors of the feeding, load forced swimming and large dose propranolol. The rats were randomly divided into blank control group, model group, Zusanli(St. 36) Shenqi Fuzheng injection reinforcing method group, Zusanli(St. 36) Shenqi Fuzheng injection reducing method group. Each acupoint injection of 0.20ml, one time a day, for 10 consecutive days. Determine of serum SOD activity values respectively and detect cardiac function correlated hemodynamic indexes. [Results] (1) The activity of serum SOD in model group rats was significantly lower than control group( P<0.01);Treated groups and model group had significant difference(P<0.05 or P<0.01);Zusanli(St. 36) injection reinforcing method group and Zusanli(St. 36) reducing method group had significant differences(P<0.01);(2) The cardiac function of rats in model group decreased significantly, corresponding heart function index of each treatment groups had changes and obvious differences. The maximum ventricular rats model of the internal pressure, left ventricular systolic pressure ,the maximum rate of rise of left ventricular pressure, heart rate and other indicators of Zusanli(St. 36) Shenqi Fuzheng injection reinforcing method group were more than indexes of Zusanli(St. 36) Shenqi Fuzheng injection reducing method group( P<0.01). [Conclusion] Acupoint injection of different reinforcing-reducing manipulations had different effect on the treatment of disease, and Zusanli(St. 36) injection reinforcement treatment of heart-qi deficiency syndrome model rats was significantly better than the other groups.
7.Risk factors for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus infection of refractory wound
Jun NI ; Xianrong XU ; Ruicai CHEN ; Xingmei ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Infection Control 2014;(9):530-533
Objective To explore the risk factors for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)infection of refractory wound,and provide reference for clinical prevention and control.Methods Clinical data of patients who were isolated Staphylococcus aureus (SA)from wound at the burn ward in a hospital from January 2006 to December 2013 were analyzed,patients were divided into four groups according to whether the isolated SA were MRSA and whether SA were from refractory wound or from non-refractory wound.Risk factors for MRSA infection of refractory wound were analyzed. Results A total of 112 isolates of SA were isolated from wound,statistical differences existed in the length of hospital stay,recent invasive operation,and recent antimicrobial use between patients in refractory wound MRSA group and refrac-tory wound methicillin-sensitive SA (MSSA)group (all P <0.05);non-conditional logistic regression analysis revealed that length of hospital stay>30 days (OR 95% CI :1.14-30.69)and recent invasive operation (OR 95% CI :1.41 -17.84) were independent risk factors for refractory wound MRSA infection.There were statistically differences in previous MRSA infection,burn depth,recent operation and recent antimicrobial use between refractory wound MRSA group and non-refrac-tory wound MRSA group(all P <0.05);non-conditional logistic regression analysis revealed that recent antimicrobial use (OR 95% CI :2.080-26.800)was independent risk factor for the persistence of MRSA infection of refractory wound. Conclusion Shortening the length of hospital stay,reducing invasive operation,and using antimicrobial agents ra-tionally are helpful for the prevention and control of MRSA infection of refractory wound.
8.Effect of CTLA-4Ig on BAEP and SEP in rats of experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis
Xingmei ZHANG ; Jianfeng LU ; Heqing HUANG ; Kangning CHEN
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(23):-
Objective To explore the curative effect and safety of CTLA-4Ig transgene for experimental autoimmune encephalomyelitis (EAE). Methods The adenovirus loaded CTLA-4Ig was injected into Wistar rat EAE models through the lateral cerebral ventricle. The clinical symptomatic and electrophysiological changes were observed to judge the efficiency of CTLA-4Ig. Results After injection of AdCTLA-4Ig into the lateral cerebral ventricle of Wistar rat EAE models, the time of EAE onset was delayed and the incidence rate was significantly reduced. And the transductive function tested by brain-stem auditory evoked potential (BAEP) and somatosensory evoked potential (SEP) was obviously improved. Conclusion CTLA-4Ig is effective in managing EAE.
9.Preparation, identification and biological activity of rhIL-2/GM-CSF fusion protein antibodies
Xingmei LINLAI ; Mingqian ZHOU ; Zehong CHEN ; Yali ZHANG ; Xiaoning WANG ;
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 2000;0(10):-
Objective: To prepare and identify recombinant human IL 2/GM CSF(rhIL 2/GM CSF) fusion protein antibodies and to study its specificity and its effect on fusion protein biological activity. Methods: rhIL 2 /GM CSF fusion protein was purified by DEAE Sepharose FF ion exchange chromatography. The purified protein was used to immunize rabbits for the preparation of antisera. The titer and specificity of the antisera were detected by ELISA and Dot ELISA and the biological activity by cell proliferation. Results: The antisera not only reacted with the rhIL 2/GM CSF, IL 2 and GM CSF, but also inhibited the biological activity of the rhIL 2/GM CSF, IL 2 and GM CSF. Conclusion: The obtained antisera can be used to study the structure and function of the rhIL 2/GM CSF.
10.The clinical application of percutaneous argon-helium cryoablation on malignant tumors
Qiusheng SHI ; Chen CHEN ; Lianfang DU ; Yongjie ZHAO ; Mei CHEN ; Ye CHEN ; Xingmei LI
Clinical Medicine of China 2008;24(6):595-598
Objective To observe the therapeutic effects of the parenchymal malignancies treated with argon-helium cryoablation percutaneouslly.Methods 49 foci in 45 patients with malignancies were treated with argon-helium cryoablation percutaneouslly.The temperature in the cryoablated area was dynamically recorded.The size and coverage of ice-balls formed were monitored.The imaging changes were observed.The shrinkage of tumor was followed 3 months post-cryoablation.The foci were divided into two groups in size:less than or equal to 3 cm and more than 3 cm.The chi-square test and spearman analysis were used by SPASS 11.0 software.Results The temperature in the cryoablated area descended fast to below-130℃ in a minute and relatively kept maintaince about-150℃ or so in the whole procedure.It ascended to 15℃ in a minute after rewarming.The ice-balls were formed within 50 seconds after cryoablation in 87.5% foci.And it increased in size as the time going.The coverages of the iceball more than or equal to and less than 80% were 72.7%、27.3% and 26.3%、73.7% in groups of less than or equal to 3 cm and more than 3 cm,respectively(P<0.05).The ice-ball was demonstrated as arc hyperechogenicity with shadow and round-like low density on sonography and CT imaging,respectively.The shrinkage more than 50%of the foci was 81.8% and 30.6% in the groups of less than or equal to and more than 3 cm three months after the cryoabalated procedure(P<0.01).Conclusion It is an actual/exact and convient way for the pereutaneous argon-helium cryoablation in treating malignancy.It can be used in the management of the parenchymal malignancy whole body.