1.A clinical analysis of residual stones after operation of upper urinary tract stone
Weibing LI ; Xin LI ; Xiyu JIN ;
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(11):-
Objective To promote the cure rate of operation and to decrease the operative complications in patients with upper urinary tract stone Methods The data of 962 patients with upper urinary tract stone operatively treated in our department from 1975 to 2002 were reviewed and analyzed Results Residual stones were found in 109 out of 673 patients (11 3 %) Of the 109 cases, conservative treatment, nephrectomy and various methods of treatment were performed in 21, 12 and 76 cases, respectively Conclusion Strict control of operative complication, proper selection of the operation type and reasonable management of the complication are the important measures to improve the cure rate of upper urinary tract stone, to greatly decrease the occurrence of residual stones and to reduce the possibility of nephrectomy
2.Isolation and identification of advanced oxidation protein products
Yan SUN ; Xiongfei WU ; Xiyu JIN
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(10):-
Objective To isolate and identify advanced oxidation protein products from human serum albumin (AOPP-HSA), expecting to search for a method of preparing highly purified and bioactive AOPP-HSA. Methods AOPP-HSA crude products were prepared in vitro by exposing HSA to HOCl. AOPP-HSA was isolated by gel chromatography and ion-exchange HPLC. Its structural features and biological activities were characterized by UV and fluorescence spectrum, SDS-PAGE, and the experiment of TNF-? release from monocytes. Results The isolated protein was purified up to 99.4% and was dityrosine-containing protein cross-linking products with molecular weight of 700?10 3. It possessed the ability of triggering the considerable release of TNF-? from monocytes. Conclusion Highly purified and bioactive AOPP-HSA can be successfully prepared by above-mentioned two-step chromatography from AOPP-HSA crude products, which builds a basis for further study of AOPP.
3.Transfection of Ad-HO-1 on renal tubular epithelial cell HK-2 and its effect on PBMC proliferation
Weihua DAI ; Xiongfei WU ; Xiyu JIN
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(17):-
Objective To observe the cytotoxicity of Ad-HO-1 and its capacity of mediating the expression of HO-1 in cultured HK-2 cells. Methods The HK-2 cells were infected by Ad-HO-1 with 100, 200 and 400 MOI for 3 h, followed by the green fluorescence observation 2 days later. The live cells ratio was detected 2 and 4 days later. The expression of HO-1 and GFP in HK-2 were detected under laser scan confocal microscope. The expression of HO-1 was detectee by Western blot analysis. 3H-TdR was used to assay the ability of HO-2 cells infected with Ad-HO-1 to inhibit the PBMC proliferation. Results Over 90% HK-2 cells expressed green fluorescence after infected by Ad-HO-1 (MOI 200) for 2 days. The live cell ratio at 2 and 4 days had not any difference from those of the control group. The expressions of HO-1 and GFP in the Ad-HO-1 transfected HK-2 cells were determined under laser scan confocal microscope. The locations of these two proteins were the same. HK-2 cells infected by Ad-HO-1 had protein immune blot strap combined with HO-1 antibody. When the MOI of Adv-HO-1 was 0.01, 0.1, 1 and 10, the proliferative capacity of PBMC was inhibited significantly. Conclusion The stable expression of HO-1 mediated by Ad-HO-1 in cultured tubular epithelial cells can inhibit the cell proliferation of PBMC.
4.GENE EXPRESSION OF COLLAGEN TYPE Ⅰ AND TYPE Ⅲ IN TISSUE OF LOW COMPLIANT BLADDER
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 2001;0(10):-
Objective To investigate the alteration in gene expressions of collagen type Ⅰ and type Ⅲ in tissue of obstructive low compliant bladder of rats. Methods Gene expressions of collagen type Ⅰ and type Ⅲ in the rat bladder tissues were evaluated with RT-PCR. Results The gene expressions of collagen type Ⅰ and type Ⅲ in smooth muscle of low compliant bladder were up regulated, but the level of type Ⅲ gene expression was stronger than that of the type I. Conclusion Collagen type Ⅲ and Ⅰ gene expression was upregulated in tissue of obstructive low compliant bladder of rats. Up regulation of collagen gene expression was related to low compliant bladder after obstruction.
5.The effects of autonomic drugs on the activities of upper urinary tract in dogs
Po SONG ; Naimian GUO ; Xiyu JIN
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1984;0(02):-
The effects of autonomic drugs on the activities of the upper urinary tract were studies with the ureteral perfusion pressure method.It was found that a-adrenergic and M-cholinergic receptors possess excitatory effect on the upper urinary tract while ?-adrenergic receptor possess inhibitory effect.It is likely that a-adrenergic receptor plays a certaion role in the maintenance of the normal activity of the upper urinary tract but both the M-and ?-receptors have a little effects.The effects of the autonomic nervous system and its receptors on the activities of the upper urinary tract were discussed.
6.Effects of noradrenaline, isoptin, prostaglandin E and in-domethacin on ureteral dynamics and musculoelectrical activities in dogs
Weibing LI ; Xiyu JIN ; Naimian GUO
Journal of Third Military Medical University 1988;0(05):-
The effects of noradrenaline,isoptin.prostaglandin E and indomethacin on the dynamics and the muscloelectrical activities of the ureter were sutdied in dogs.It was found that no-radrenaline exerted excitation on the smooth muscle of the upper ureter,isoptin could remarkably reduce both the electrical and contractile activities of the ureter,prostaglandin E could intensify the activeites of the ureter,and indomethacin could the inhibit the synthesis of intrinsic prostaglandins and in turn relax the smooth muscle of the ureter.
7.An experimental study on the influence of electrical pelvic floor stimulation to the goats' urethral function
Longkun LI ; Bo SONG ; Xiyu JIN
Chinese Journal of Urology 2000;0(05):-
Objective To observe the goats' urethral urodynamic and biochemical changes after electrical pelvic floor stimulated. Methods 18 goats were randomized into the stimulating group with pelvic floor stimulation and the control group. Results After being stimulated,the urethral continence length significantly increased by 7.8%( P
8.Effects of NANC neuro-transmitter on detrusor stability of lower urinary tract with obstraction
Yudong CHEN ; Bo SONG ; Xiyu JIN
Chinese Journal of Urology 2001;0(06):-
Objective To investigate the effects of nonadrenergic noncholinergic (NANC) neuro transmitter on the frequency and strength of the automatic contractility of detrusor strip. Methods Cystometry was performed to observe the occurance of detrusor instability (DI) after 6 weeks of Wistar rats LUT. Then the rats were sacrified and their detrusors were made into strips to observe the effect of NANC vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP) and adenosine triphoate(ATP) on the frequency and the strength of automatic contractility. Results The occurrence rate of DI was 62% after 6 weeks of obstruction of LUT; VIP and ATP could significantly inhibit the automatic contraction ability of detrusor strip, decreasing the frequency and the strength of the automatic contraction of detrusor ( P 0.05). Conclusions VIP and ATP can significantly inhibit the frequency and strength of the automatic contractibility of normal and obstructive detrusor.
9.Relationship between muscarinic receptor subtypes and detrusor hyperreflexia in spinal cord transected rat
Chinese Journal of Urology 2001;0(08):-
Objective To investigate the relationship between muscarinic receptor subtypes and detrusor hyperreflexia. Methods Spinal cord was transected in male Wistar rats at L 1~2 level, changes of urodynamics were monitored 3 weeks later by cystometric studies.Spontaneous contraction frequency and strength of detrusor strip mustarded by carbachol (muscarinic receptor agonist), atropine (nonselective M antagonist), methoctramin (M 2 receptor selected antagonist) and 4 DAMP (M 3 receptor selected antagonist) were measured. Results Bladders after SCI showed littler capacity, lower compliance and hyperreflexia. Detrusor of all groups contracted at a definite tension. The contraction frequency in the hyperreflexia group (4.797?0.257 times/min) was higher than in the control's(3.227?0.173 times/min).There were no obvious changes while detrusor strips were mustarded by different muscarinic receptor antagonists.Carbachol could increase detrusor contraction frequency( 6.316 ?0.409 times/min) and the effect could be blocked by atropine(5.304?0.095 times/min) and 4 DAMP(5.046?0.089 times/min). Conclusions Detrusor is a rythmatic tissue at a difinite tension.Excitability rise of detrusor is the main cause of hyperrefexia. M 3 receptor can enhance the excitability of detrusor causing direct contraction.The function of M 2 receptor is still unclear.
10.An evaluation of clinical prostatic score on the assessment of bladder outlet obstruction
Jianhong QIU ; Xiyu JIN ; Bo SONG
Chinese Journal of Urology 2001;0(09):-
Objective To evaluate objectively the traditional methods on the assessment of bladder outlet obstruction(BOO) due to BPH. Methods Correlation between the urodynamic findings and the traditional diagnostic parameters such as age,IPSS,Vp,Qmax z and PVRr was studied.The clinical prostatic score(CPS),derived from multiple regression of clinical parameters depending on URA,was evaluated. Results The parameters such as age,IPSS,Vp,Qmax z and PVRr were evaluated with reference to pressure flow study.Every parameter alone was not enough for BOO diagnosis. The regression equation was CPS=49.8-3.3 Qmax z+0.5 IPSS+0.2 Vp+7.5 PVRr.Correlation coefficient between CPS and urodynamic findings was 0.629 and was significantly higher than that of any clinical parameter alone.With CPS≥35,the sensitivity was 83.7% and specificity 85.8% for the diagnosis of BOO.With CPS