1.Angiotensin-converting enzyme gene polymorphism and stroke
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2013;21(5):374-377
The angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) gene is one of the main candidate genes of the genetic predisposition study of stroke,however,the correlation between the ACE gene polymorphism and stroke remains controversial.This article reviews the advances in research on the correlation between the ACE gene polymorphism and stroke in recent years.
3.Diagnosis and Treatment of Small Intestinal Atresia in Neonates
hong-jian, LIU ; bin, XU ; hong-jing, XU
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2004;0(11):-
Objective To explore the clinical feature,treatment and prognosis of neonatal small intestinal atresia.Methods Retrospective study was carried out of 80 neonatal small intestinal atresias over the last 14 years,including diagnosis,treatment and prognosis.Results Of them,62 cases were healed(77.5%),18 cases were dead(22.5%),24 cases(30%)associated with other anomalities.The living cases were followed up for 6 months to 3 years.These symptoms had not relapse.Conclusions Satisfactry effect can be obtained by early diagnosis and operative treatment.Sonography is an ideal way for early finding intestinal atresias in a fetus.End-to-end single layer anastomosis is an ideal way for monointestinal atresia,and poly-end-to-end single layer anastomosis plus long gastrointestinal silicone tube for supporting is an ideal way for multipal intestinal atresia.
4.A rat model of bone cancer pain and the expression of voltage gated sodium channel Nav1.8 in dorsal root ganglion
Yanhong LIU ; Hong ZHANG ; Longhe XU
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1981;0(04):-
Objective To establish a model of bone cancer pain in rats and to evaluate the role of voltage gated sodium channel Nav1.8 in the course of bone cancer pain by observing the expression of Nav1.8 in dorsal root ganglion in the model with bone cancer pain.Method Female SD rats received intra-tibial injection of syngenetic Walker256 mammary gland carcinoma cells in different concertration(103/?l,104/?l or 105/?l).Pain threshold of mechanical hyperalgesia and thermal hyperalgesia were tested at 1d,3d,5d,7d,10d,and 14d after cell injection.The development of the bone tumor was verified by pathological examination 14d after cell injection.The L5-6 DRG was obtained from normal rats and rats with bone cancer pain.Expression of voltage gated sodium channel Nav1.8 was investigated by RT-PCR.Result Intra-tibial injection of Walker256 cells produced a rapidly expanding tumor within the boundaries of the tibia,causing marked remodeling of the bone.Rats receiving intra-tibial injection of Walker256 cells displayed gradual development of both mechanical and thermal hyperalgesia 7-14 days after the injection.The expression of Nav1.8 in DRG was up-regulated in the model of bone cancer pain in rats(P
5.Surgical treatment for traumatic cataract
Zhe, XU ; Hong-Bo, YIN ; Yi, LIU
International Eye Science 2009;9(7):1224-1225
·AIM: To study the therapeutic effect of surgical treatment for traumatic cataract.·METHODS: Seventy-three cases(73 eyes) traumatic cataract were performed multi-operation combined cataract extraction, including insertion of a capsular tension ring(CTR), vitreoretinal surgery, ocular foreign body extraction and intraocular lens(IOL) implantation.·RESULTS: Of 73 patients, twenty-seven cases were blunt trauma, while 46 cases were penetrating injuries. Three months after surgery, the final best spectacle-corrected visual acuity(BSCVA) in 5 patients (7%) were 0.05 or less, seventeen(23%) 0.05 to 0.3, while 49(67%) 0.3 or more. There were 93% cases relieved from blindness. Atrophy of eyeball occurred in two cases(3%). Mean follow-up time was 7.8(range 3-15) months.·CONCLUSION: Useful vision can be restored in a proportion of traumatic cataracts after prompt and rational surgical intervention as well as appropriate treatment of sight-threaten complications.
6.The progress in the study for the risk factor of dental fluorosis
Chinese Journal of Endemiology 2001;20(2):151-153
The risk factor of dental fluorosis are mainly related to the cancen tration of fluoride in the drinking water,the supplements of fluoride,nutrition states and regime,the time of fluoride exposure.Other factor such as the period of mother's milk feeding,the altitude of resident,the environmental pollution,the education degree of parents,and the level of health service of the community are also contributed to the development of dental fluorosis.Besides,the knowledge of dentists,the health habits of individual,the condition of economic,and so on is somehow the risk factor of dental fluorosis.The chances of fluoride exposure will become more often as the prosperous of the society.Thus any health policy of the complement of fluoride should be adapted to local conditions.
7.The effect of polyactin A and/or Zhongtong’an in the treatment of recurrent aphtha ulceraiton
Hong XU ; Kui SU ; Shufan LIU
Journal of Practical Stomatology 1995;0(04):-
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8.Expression of PTHrP in the condyle cartilage after traction of the mandibular ramus and zygomatic arch in rabbits
Laikui LIU ; Xiaohui XU ; Yujuan HONG
Journal of Practical Stomatology 2000;0(05):-
Objective:To understand the roles of PTHrP in the pathogenesis of temporomandibular joint after over mechanical loading. Methods:Fifteen adult New Zealand rabbits were subjected to traction between the mandibular ramus and zygomatic arch in the postero-superior direction unilaterally using elastic force. The rabbits were killed respectively at 2, 4 and 6 weeks and the histologic changes were observed by Hematoxylin & Eosin staining. The expression of PTHrP in the condyle of TMJ was observed by immunohistochemistry. Results:Stronger expression of PTHrP could be found in proliferation cell layers and upper hypertrophy cell layers in the early stage after operation, and weaker expression in mid stage, but stronger near the chondrocyte clusters. Conclusion:It is suggested that PTHrP might relate to the regeneration of condyle cartilage.
9.Neonatal tuberous sclerosis complex in 8 cases
Xu ZHENG ; Jingwen WENG ; Hong LIU
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2017;32(12):912-915
Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics of neonatal tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC).Methods A total of 134 patients were admitted and diagnosed as TSC in Beijing Children′s Hospital,Capital Medical University from September 2006 to September 2015.The clinical characteristics of TSC in 8 patients who had clinical symptoms initiating from the neonatal period (skin lesion,neurologic abnormality,etc.) were analyzed,so as to conduct the auxiliary examinations (skin biopsy,ultrasonic cardiogram,cranial imaging) and the follow-up results.Results Among 8 patients,4 were diagnosed as TSC in the neonatal period while other 4 were diagnosed at later period from 4 months to 14 years old.Six patients had skin lesions in neonatal period,accounting for 75% of 8 patients,with predominant symptoms:hypomelanotic macules (5 cases),angiofibroma (2 cases),and shagreen patch (1 case).Cardiac abnormalities in neonatal period mainly included cardiac rhabdomyoma,which were characterized by high incidence,multi-regional occurrence,and wide distribution,noticed in 4 patients (50%).Ultrasonic cardiogram showed a mass in 4 patients with moderate-strong echo,uniform texture and clear boundary,and slight effect on tricuspid valve blood flows (in 1 case).Electrocardiogram abnormalities were found in 1 case,like atrial premature beats with intraventricular aberrant conduction,and accelerated atrial escape.Neurologic abnormality of neonatal TSC could present convulsive seizures.Cranial imaging lesions showed subependymal nodules (3 cases),leukodystrophy (2 cases),and giant-cell astrocytoma (1 case).Evidence for TSC2 gene positive and heterozygous mutation was identified in 1 case.The nucleic acid mutation site was at c.268C>T (E4),and the amino acid mutation was p.90Q>X.The mutant effect was nonsense mutation,which could lead to premature termination of protein translation.Conclusion The clinical characteristics of neonatal TSC may involve multi-system lesions,most commonly seen in the skin,cardiac,and ner-vous system.Neonatal physical examinations,cranial CT/magnetic resonance imaging and cardiac ultrasound screening should be done for the suspected TSC patients,and genetic diagnosis may contribute to the early diagnosis of the disease.
10.Facial soft tissue features in Urumqi adolescent with skeletal Ⅱ malocclusion: a polar coordinate study
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2010;16(6):383-386
Objective The facial soft tissue features were studied in Urumqi adolescent with skeletal Ⅱ malocclusion by using a polar coordinate system. Methods Sixty samples of Urumqi adolescent with skeletal Ⅱ malocclusion were selected, each one underwent cephalometrics analysis and 32 cephalometric parameters from the samples were measured. The mean and standard deviations of each measurement were compared by statistical analysis (t-test). Results Polar distance in male was larger than female, showing significant difference between male and female. Po-Ns/Po-Li, Po-Ns/Po-Bs, Po-Ns/PoPgs, Po-Ns/Po-Gns, and Po-Ns/Po-Mes showed significant difference between male and female. Polar angles in female were larger than male, with a significant difference between male and female.Conclusion Statisticalstudies on features of facial soft tissue show significant differences between male and female. The polar coordinate analysis system is a good index to study the growth magnititude and direction of facial soft tissue during growth and development or before treatment and after treatment.