1.Selection of materials for joint prosthesis in surgical implants
Caimei WANG ; Xueyu ZHOU ; Yuan SUN ; Kaotuan HE
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2006;10(37):189-192
OBJECTIVE: The success of joint prosthesis greatly depends on the materials, which should be a perfect combination of physics, chemistry, biomechanics and clinical sciences in choice of them. In addition, the effect of manufacture technology can not be neglected. So, it is significant to probe into the systematic basis in materials selection of joint prosthesis.DATA SOURCES: A computer-based search was conducted in Pubmed database for articles about joint prosthesis published before April 2006 with the key words of "artificial joint materials, biomaterial", and the language was limited to English. Meanwhile, Chinese Journal Full-text Database (CJFD) and Wanfang database were looked for relevant literatures published before April 2006 with the key words of "artificial joint material, biomedical material", and the language was limited to Chinese. Besides,the standards for materials were searched in Chinese service net for standard consultation with the key words of "implants for surgery" in both Chinese and English. At the same time, relevant books were also manually searched.STUDY SELECTION: Data were checked in the first trial, and related articles according to the criteria of research were looked for the full text.Inclusion criteria: ① Requirements for artificial joint material. ② Relevant standards for artificial joint of surgical implants. Exclusion criteria: Repetitive studies were excluded.DATA EXTRACTION: A total of 390 domestic and overseas articles,which were in relation to the mechanical properties of artificial joint material and bone and measurement of the overall dimensions of knee joint,were collected. There were still 242 relevant standards, while the repetitive studies and similar researches were excluded. Ten typical articles and 25 standards in collection were summed up and reviewed.DATA SYNTHESIS: ①Close combination of physics, chemistry, biomechanics and clinical sciences is sufficiently embodied in the selection of the materials. ② Two aspects must be taken into consideration: Requirements for function of the implant and the responses inside the human body.③ Main types of materials for joint prosthesis: biomedical metallic material, biomedical inorganic material of nonmetal, bioceramic, biomedical compound materials and so on. All kinds of materials that have been adopted should accord with the international or state or trade standards.④ The final determination of materials should meet the comprehensive requirements of standards, laws and regulations, as well as strategic targeting. CONCLUSION: Based on engineering, the fundamental principles of materials selection for joint prosthesis are illustrated from the following angles: clinical requirements for materials of replacement, attentions in joint prosthesis design, commonly used biomedicine materials performance, requirements of product registration and laws & regulations related to the materials, the strategy in the choice of material standard etc. As a result, a valuable system approach is provided for joint-prosthesis designers to select materials.
2.Effect of levosimendan in the treatment of heart failure in patients with acute myocardial infarction
Xueyu SUN ; Sihua DING ; Zenglei HAN ; Qingbo CAO
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2016;23(12):1820-1823
Objective To evaluate the efficacy and safety of levosimendan applied in patients with chronic heart failure combined with acute ST -elevation myocardium after direct percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). Methods Using the random number table method,95 patients with heart failure combined with acute ST -elevation myocardium after direct PCI were randomly divided into two groups:the general treatment group and the levosimendan group.The levels of serum NT -proBNP,LVSD,LVEF before and after 24h,one week treatment were examined.After the experiment,clinical assessment was performed to evaluate the efficacy and safety of levosimendan.Results The resuits of NT -proBNP,LVEF and LVSD in the general group before treatment were (5 908.1 ±33.2)ng/L, (36.7 ±4.3)% and (6.1 ±0.6)cm,while those were (3 478.5 ±19.3)ng/L,(45.0 ±6.3)%,(5.9 ±0.3)cm, (3 375.2 ±32.1)ng/L,(48.3 ±5.4)% and (5.8 ±1.1)cm after 24h and 1 week treatment.The level of serum NT-proBNP decreased,while the LVEF increased in general treatment group after 24h treatment(t =3.86,4.11,P =0.021,0.015).The same results happened after 1 week treatment(compared with before treatment,t =4.13,5.06, P =0.016,0.013,compared with 24 hours after treatment,t =3.96,4.77,P =0.021,0.015).But the level of the LVSD had no differences before and after 24h,1 week treatment(P >0.05).The results of NT -proBNP,LVEF and LVSD in the levosimendan group before treatment were (3 340.5 ±19.2)ng/L,(43.3 ±3.9)%,(5.3 ±0.7)cm, (2 938.3 ±12.8)ng/L,(52.7 ±8.2)% and (4.6 ±0.2)cm after 24h and 1 week treatment.The levels of serum NT -proBNP,LVSD decreased,while the LVEF increased in the levosimendan group after 24h,1 week treatment(t =6.07,6.49,5.73,P =0.010,0.008,0.011.t =6.55,7.05,5.33,P =0.009,0.007,0.012).Compared with the general treatment group,the levels of serum NT -proBNP,LVEF showed no differences(all P >0.05),but the level of the LVSD decreased after 24h treatment(t =4.84,P =0.015)in the levosimendan group.The levels of serum NT -proBNP,LVSD decreased,while the LVEF increased in the levosimendan group after 1 week treatment compared with the general treatment group(t =6.60,7.01,5.40,P =0.007,0.007,0.011 ).After one week treatment,the effective and beneficial rates of the levosimendan group were 66.6% and 95.6%,while those were 59.6% and 89.5% in the general treatment group.The therapeutic effects of levosimendan group were more effective than the general treatment group after 1 week treatment(χ2 =9.72,15.63,P =0.015,0.008),but had no statistical differ-ences between the two groups after 24h treatment(P >0.05).There was no statistical differences between the two groups in the rate of adverse reactions.Conclusion Levosimendan has very favorable efficacy and safety for patients with chronic heart failure combined with acute ST -elevation myocardium infarction after direct PCI.
3.Preparation of PEI-RGD/~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN and its inhibitory effect on invasive ability of HepG2 cells
Haidong CAI ; Yu QIAO ; Xueyu YUAN ; Yuehua YANG ; Shidong YUAN ; Ming SUN ; Zhongwei LV
Chinese Journal of Cancer Biotherapy 2009;16(6):609-613
Objective:To study the effects of ~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN on the in vitro invasive ability of heptocellular carcino-ma cell line(HepG2) through PEI-RGD-mediated receptor process. Methods: Intergrin α_v-specific antisense oligonucle-otide was labeled with ~(125)I, and PEI-RGD/~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN complex was prepared by combining ~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN with polyethyleneimine derivative PEI-RGD. PEI-RGD/~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN complex was transferred into HepG2 cells through the receptor-mediated process. The effect of PEI-RGD/~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN complex on the invasive ability of HepG2 cells was examined by Boyden chamber invasive assay. Results: (1) The labeling yield and radiochemical purity of ~(125)I-(α_v) ASODN were(73.78±4.09)% and(96.68±1.38)%, respectively, and the labeled compound had a good stability in vitro after 48 h at 37℃; (2) The ability of HepG2 cells to uptake PEI-RGD/~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN reached its peek ([12.77±0.85] % ) when PEI-RGD/~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN was at 4 μl/2 μg ([12.77±0.85] %), and then gredually decreased thereafter. So the dosage of PEI-RGD/~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN for the following experiment was chosen as 2 μl/1 μg; (3) The invasive capacity of HepG2 cells was significantly reduced in PEI-RGD/~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN group compared with those in other experiment and control groups (P <0.01 ). Conclusion: ~(125)I-(α_v)ASODN mediated by PEI-RGD can effectively inhibit the invasive capacity of HepG2 cells.
4.The clinical significance of plasma D-dimer in lung cancer and pulmonary tuberculosis
Yong SUN ; Xiangyu DING ; Baoqiu ZHANG ; Xueyu WANG ; Xiuli GOU ; Jie ZHANG ; Guangli SHI
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2015;(15):2129-2130
Objective To evaluate the plasma levels of D‐dimer in lung cancer and pulmonary tuberculosis (PTB) patients and their clinical significances .Methods The plasma of 130 patients with lung cancer ,126 patients with PTB and 50 healthy controls were collected .All the patients were enrolled in Beijing Affiliated to Chest Hospital Capital Medical University ,from July 2014 to October 2014 .Full‐automatic analyzer was used to examine the level of plasma D‐dimer .Results The levels of plasma D‐dimer in patients with lung cancer were significantly higher than patients with PTB and healthy controls (Z=2 .704 ,P<0 .01);The levels of plasma D‐dimer in patients with PTB were significantly higher than healthy controls (Z=2 .54 ,P<0 .05);The levels of plasma D‐dimer were significantly higher in stages Ⅲ and Ⅳ than stages Ⅰ and Ⅱ(Z=2 .195 ,P<0 .05);The positive rate in patients with lung cancer was significantly higher than patients with PTB (χ2 =10 .525 ,P<0 .01) .Conclusion Activation of coagulation and fi‐brinolysis exist in lung cancer and PTB patients ,the level of plasma D‐dimer is related to the clinical stage of lung cancer .
5. Analysis of factors related to cardiac dysfunctions in patients with non-ST segment elevation acute coronary syndrome after percutaneous coronary intervention
Lixue MA ; Sihua DING ; Xueyu SUN
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2020;43(1):40-44
Objective:
To investigate the factors related to cardiac dysfunctions during the percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) in patients with non-ST segment elevation acute coronary syndrome (NSTEACS).
Methods:
Patients diagnosed as NSTEACS receiving PCI from September 2007 to June 2018 were collected in the data base of medical record management system in Qingdao Eighth People′s Hospital. Patients with cardiac dysfunctions (≥ Killip Ⅱ grade) within 1 week after PCI were included into the case group, while patients with normal cardiac function (Killip Ⅰ grade) within 1 week after PCI were included into the control group. Firstly, baseline data of age, gender, histories of hypertension, histories of type 2 diabetes, histories of high cholesterol, histories of smoking, histories of drinking, histories of myocardial infarction, NSTEACS risk stratifications, the application of platelet glycoprotein (GP)Ⅱb/Ⅲa receptor antagonists, coronary artery SYNTAX scores, the dose of contrast agent during PCI, the peak cardiac troponin (cTnT) and N-terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide (NT-proBNP) within 24 h after admission was compared between the two groups; then, factors with statistical differences (
6.Analysis of factors related to slow-flow or no-reflow in patients with non-ST segment elevation acute coronary sydrome after percutaneous coronary intervention
Sihua DING ; Lixue MA ; Xueyu SUN
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2019;42(6):497-502
Objective To investigate the factors related to slow-flow (SF) or no-reflow (NR) during the percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) in patients with non-ST segment elevation acute coronary sydrome (NSTEACS). Methods Patients diagnosed as NSTEACS who received PCI from September 2007 to June 2018 were collected through the data base of medical record management system in Qingdao Eighth People′s Hospital.The blood flow≤TIMI 2 grade during PCI was defined as slow-flow (SF) or no-reflow(NR). Patients with SF or NR were included into the case group and patients without SF or NR were included into the controlled group. Factors of age, gender, history of hypertension, history of type 2 diabetes, history of high cholesterol, history of smoking, history of drinking, NSTEACS risk stratification, the application of platelet glycoprotein (GP) ⅡB/ⅢA receptor antagonist, coronary artery SYNTAX score, culprit blood vessels, times of balloon dilatation, the burden of thrombus and the preoperative TIMI grade of blood flow were analyzed by multivariate Logistic regression. Then, variables screening was performed through backward method and likelihood ratio test. Results A total of 3 927 patients with NSTEACS receiving PCI were enrolled. After patients with incomplete information were eliminated, 143 patients were admitted to the case group and 3 588 patients were admitted to the control group. After the analysis of multivariate Logistic regression and variables screening, it was showed that times of balloon dilatation ≥ 3 ( OR=1.725, 95% CI 1.211-2.358, P=0.014) and high burden of thrombus ( OR=1.821, 95% CI 1.322-2.511, P<0.01) were the risk factors of SF or NR, while the application of GPⅡB/ⅢA receptor antagonist ( OR=0.623, 95% CI 0.382-0.855, P=0.012) was the protective factor of SF or NR. Conclusions Multiple balloon dilatation and high burden of thrombus increased the risk of SF or NR, while the application of GPⅡB/ⅢA receptor antagonists could inhibit the occurrence of SF or NR.
7.Applied anatomy of the first plantar lumbrical muscle
Yun TANG ; Zehua ZHENG ; Miaomiao CUI ; Xueyu SUN ; Xinyue ZHAO ; Miao YU ; Xiangzheng QIN
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2018;41(2):166-168
Objective To investigate the anatomical structure of the first plantar lumbrical muscle in the foot and to measure the relevant data which could provide anatomical basis for repairing thumb and finger defects with the transplantation of toes accompanied with the first lumbrical muscle,and to explore the marphological function of the first lumbrical muscle of the foot.Methods From March,2016 to January,2018,a systematic and detailed dissection of the 50 formalin-fixed feet was performed to observe the exact position of the starting and ending points of the first lumbrical muscle,and a Vernier caloper was used to measure the relevant record data.Results The first lumbrical muscle originates from the medial portion of the flexor digitorum lungus tendon of the second toe,and the length of the ventral muscle was [55.87±8.67(79.30-41.16] mm.There were 2 endpoints in the tendon.The first one was in the medial tubercle of the proximal phalanges.The second one was aponeurosis of the dorsal toe and the tendon was divided into proximal and distal segments with the medial tubercle as the mark point.The length of the proximal segment was [15.34±4.81(5.52-25.18] mm,the width of the proximal segment was [2.31±1.12(3.28-1.21)] mm,the thickness was [0.44±0.14(0.28-0.68)] mm;the length of the distal segment was [11.51±4.06(3.46-14.90)] mm,the width was [6.10±1.44(9.36-3.70)] mm,and the thickness was [0.18±0.09(1.10-0.38)] mm.The length and thickness of the proximal segment was signifantly larger than those of the distal segment (P<0.05).Conclusion The first lumbrical muscle has the function of maintaining the balance and stability of both the toe and the arch during movement,flexuring the metatarsophalangeal joint,extending the interosseous joint of the extensor phalangeal,adducting the second toe;also the function of preventing the second toe from pronation during foots' movement.
8.Promoting effect of 810 nm low-level laser on axonal regeneration of neurons in mice with spinal cord injury and its related mechanism
Jiawei ZHANG ; Jiakai SUN ; Qiao ZHENG ; Jiwei SONG ; Kun LI ; Zhuowen LIANG ; Xueyu HU ; Zhe WANG
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2019;35(4):359-367
Objective To investigate the effect of 810 nm low-level laser on neuronal axonal regeneration of mice with spinal cord injury and its related mechanism.Methods In vivo experiment:20 Balb/c mice were randomly divided into the spinal cord injury group(SCI group)and the 810 nm low-level laser irradiation group(low-level laser group)after spinal cord injury according to the random number table method,with each group containing ten mice.A mice SCI model was established through clamp injury and the low-level laser group continuously irradiated the damaged area with weak 810 nm low-level laser with selected parameters(continuous wave with wave length 810 nm,power density 2 mW/cm2,spot are 4.5 cm2,irradiation time 50 minutes,energy 6000J/cm2).Then immunofluorescence staining was used to observe the M1 macrophage marker-inducible nitric oxide synthase(iNOS),the M2 macrophage marker arginase 1(Arg-1)and the universal marker F4/80 of macrophages after 14 days.Furthermore,in the in vitro experiment,standardized low-level laser-macrophage irradiation model was established.Another 20 Balb/c mice were used to obtain primary bone marrow-derived macrophages which were induced into M1 macrophages using lipopolysaccharide(LPS)and interferon-gamma(INF-γ).The M1 macrophages were randomly divided into the M1 macrophage group(M1 group)and the low-level laser therapy group(M1 + low-level laser group)equally according to the random number table method.The M1 group was not treated,and the M1 + low-level laser group was treated with low-level laser of selected parameters.RT-qPCR and ELISA were used to detect the expression of interleukin-1 receptor antagonist(IL-1RA)and interleukin-10(IL-10)in M1 macrophages 24 hours after irradiation.Western blot was used to analyze the expression of iNOS,Arg-1,differentiation antigen cluster 206(CD206),protein kinase B(AKT),phosphorylated protein kinase B(p-AKT),cyclic adenosine response element binding protein(CREB)and phosphorylated cyclic adenosine response element binding protein(p-CREB)in M1 macrophages 48 hours after irradiation.Dorsal root gangtion neurons(DRG)were cultured in two groups of macrophage conditioned medium,and the length of DRG axon growth was measured 48 h later to evaluate the effect of low-level laser on neuronal axon growth.Results In the in vivo experiment,compared with mice with spinal cord injury alone,the fluorescence intensity of F4/80+ iNOS+ in the spinal cord injury area decreased(1.00±0.08vs. 0.06±0.04)(P< 0.05)and the fluorescence intensity of F4/80 + Arg-1 + increased after low-level laser(1.00±0.07vs.2.15±0.12)(P<0.01).In the in vitro experiment,compared with the M1 group,the expression of the M1 macrophage marker iNOS in the M1 + low-level laser group decreased(1.00±0.11 vs.0.08±0.01)(P< 0.01);the M2 macrophage marker Arg-1(1.00±0.14vs.2.44±0.16)(P<0.01),and the expression of CD206(1.00±0.12 vs.1.83±0.05)(P<0.01)increased.In addition,IL-1RA expression was increased in the M1 + low-level laser group compared with the M1 group(RT-qPCR:1.00±0.00vs.2.27±0.22)(P<0.01)(ELISA:1435.58±100.48vs.2006.12±123.91(P<0.05);IL-10 expression was also increased in the M1 +low-level laser group compared with the M1 group(RT-qPCR:1.00±0.00 vs. 3.45±0,56)(P<0.05)(ELISA:137.13±4.20 vs.188.29±8.49)(P< 0,01);compared with the M1 group,the macrophage polarization pathway protein in the M1 + low-level laser group increased,AKT(1.07±0.12vs.1.74±0.04)(P<0.01),p-AKT(1.00±0.12 vs.1.64±0.15)(P<0.05),p-CREB(1.00±0.10vs.2.12±0.18)(P<0.01).Compared with the M1 group,the conditioned medium of the M1 + low-level laser group significantly promoted DRG axon growth(567.66±63.59 vs.1068.95±130.14)(P< 0,05).Conclusions The 810 nm low-level laser irradiation can promote neuronal axon regeneration of mice with spinal cord injury,which may be related to the regulation of macrophage polarization phenotype by low-level laser through AKT/CREB pathway.
9.Clinical and imaging characteristics of pediatric neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorders
Xinying ZHANG ; Wenxiu SUN ; Yuxing GAO ; Xueyu WANG ; Zhaochun WEN ; Aihua MA ; Jiashui XI ; Na CHEN
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2018;33(19):1508-1511
Objective To analyze the clinical and imaging characteristics of pediatric neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorders(NMOSD)in children. Methods The clinical data,imaging manifestations and follow - up data of 16 NMOSD patients at Department of Pediatric Neurology,Shandong Provincial Hospital Affiliated to Shandong Univer-sity between July 2013 and September 2017 were respectively analyzed. Results In 16 patients,initial presentations included optica neuritis(ON)in 5 cases,longitudinally extensive transverse myelitis(LETM)in 6 cases,and among them there were 2 cases with acute disseminated encephalomyelitis and 3 cases with both ON and LETM. Eleven cases received aquaporin - 4(AQP4)antibody examination and 4 cases were found seropositive. One case out of 7 detected cases was found AQP4 antibody positive in cerebrospinal fluid. Eleven cases received optica magnetic resonance imaging (MRI),and 8 cases were found abnormal signals in optic nerve and optica chiasma. The spinal cord MRI showed 13 ca-ses with LETM manifestations,and abnormal signals were found in vertebral segments(5 - 13),and among them 1 case had cervical cord,3 cases were thoracic cord and 9 cases were both of the above. Lesions in the cervical cord in 2 cases were extended upward to the medulla. Fifteen cases received brain MRI and all of them had brain lesions,which were mainly involved in the central and subcortical white matter,thalamus,corpus callosum,brainstem,the junction of spinal cord and medulla,cerebellum,and so on. All patients received treatment for acute attacks with high - dose Methylpred-nisolone and/ or gamma globulin and got obvious relief. Two cases with recurrent ON received treatment of Rituximab and their vision became improved. Fifteen patients were followed up,and 2 cases had limb disorders and 4 cases had visual impairment,other patients had no clinical symptoms. Conclusions Pediatric NMOSD has a diverse clinical pre-sentation at the onset disease. Those who are initial diagnosed acute myelitis,ON and acute disseminated encephalomye-litis should be considered the possibility of NMOSD. Antibody to AQP4 testing can assist the diagnosis. The typical ima-ging characters of NMOSD children are abnormal signals in the high expression area of AQP4. Intracranial lesions are more common in children. The acute treatment includes the high - dose Methylprednisolone and gamma globulin. Rituximab can be used for the recurrent patients.
10.Analysis of risk factors for spontaneous intestinal perforation in extremely premature infants/extremely low birth weight infants
Zhifeng HUANG ; Shan JIANG ; Panpan SUN ; Xueyu CHEN ; Xuehui ZHENG ; Yanliang YU ; Chun CHEN ; Qiuting LU ; Bingchun LIN ; Chuanzhong YANG
Chinese Journal of Neonatology 2019;34(5):358-362
Objective To analyse the risk factors associated with spontaneous intestinal perforation (SIP) in extremely premature infants/extremely low birth weight infants. Method From January 2015 to December 2018, infants with gestational age (GA)<28 weeks or birth weight (BW)<1000 g admitted to our neonatal intensive care unit were enrolled to the retrospective nested case-control study.The clinical data of SIP infants (SIP group) and infants with the same GA but without SIP (control group) were randomly selected and compared. Multivariable Logistic regression was used to analyse the risk factors of SIP. Result A total of 409 extremely premature infants/extremely low birth weight infants were born during the study period. Among them, 25 SIP infants and 55 controls were enrolled. The incidence of SIP in infants with GA 22~25 weeks was 11.8%(16/136), which is higher than infants with GA 26~27 weeks (2.0%, 5/247) (χ2=16.057, P<0.001). The incidence of SIP in infants with BW 400~749 g was 13.0%(14/108), which is higher than infants with BW 750~999 g (3.4%, 8/236) (χ2=11.343, P=0.001). Multivariate Logistic regression analysis showed that twins (OR=4.153, 95%CI 1.392~12.384, P=0.011), umbilical veins catheterization (OR=15.942, 95%CI 1.026~247.789, P=0.048) and ibuprofen use within 3 days after birth (OR=15.387, 95%CI 1.519~155.883, P=0.021) were independent risk factors of SIP. Conclusion The smaller the GA and BW, the higher the incidence of SIP. Twins,umbilical veins catheterization and ibuprofen use early after birth may be independent risk factors of SIP.