Colorectal cancer is a common malignant tumor of digestive tract, and the risk of inflammatory bowel disease developing into colorectal cancer is significantly increased. Immune signaling pathways NF-κB, IL-6/STAT3, COX-2/PGE2, IL-23/Th17 and TLRs have been confirmed to promote the transformation from colitis to colorectal cancer. NOD2 and intestinal microbes also participate in the regulation of inflammation mediated carcinogenesis. Chronic inflammation is a potential risk for colorectal cancer, and anti-inflammatory drugs may play a chemical preventive role. In this review, we summarize the signaling pathways involved in inflammation-associated colon carcinogenesis and evaluate the chemoprophylaxis of colon cancer.

Aged ; Blood Platelet Disorders ; complications ; therapy ; Coronary Artery Disease ; complications ; therapy ; Humans ; Male ; Stents ; Thrombosis ; etiology

Aged ; Angioplasty, Balloon, Coronary ; Female ; Heparin ; adverse effects ; Humans ; Mitral Valve ; surgery ; Thrombocytopenia ; chemically induced

Objective To enhance the rapid response capability of urgent medical unit to satisfy the requirements of natural and manmade disasters for medical service.Methods Modularization principle and system approach were applied.Results Modularized design and management of urgent medical equipments were realized.Conclusion It's very important to realize modularized management of urgent medical equipments.

The optimum conditions of baicalin hydrolysis into baicalein by immobilized beta-glucosidase in a two-phase system was studied and the yield was observed. A two-phase system comprising of sodium acetate buffer and chloroform was determined by comparing the solubleness of baicalein in different solvents and partition coefficient of baicalein in related aqueous-organic two-phase system. beta-Glucosidase was immobilized by the crosslinking-embedding method using sodium alginate as the carrier The optimum reaction temperature, pH value, Michaelis constant, the thermal stability and pH stability were assayed. By comparing the yield of baicalin hydrolysis into baicalein by immobilized beta-glucosidase in two-phase system, the optimum reaction conditions were determined-the optimum reaction temperature, pH value and time were 50 degrees C, 5.0 and 10 h, respectively. The yield of baicalein was 85.28%. Compare with one-phase system, two-phase system had an advantage in reaction rate and yield.
Biocatalysis ; Drugs, Chinese Herbal ; chemistry ; Enzyme Stability ; Enzymes, Immobilized ; chemistry ; Flavanones ; chemistry ; Flavonoids ; chemistry ; Hydrolysis ; beta-Glucosidase ; chemistry

Objective To investigate the efficacy of liver transplantation for the treatment of polycystic liver disease.Methods The clinical data of 8 patients with polycystic liver disease who received liver transplantation at the Third Affiliated Hospital from September 2003 to July 2009 were retrospectively analyzed.All patients underwent modified piggyback liver transplantation with vena cava plasty,and 1 of the patients received simultaneons liver-kidney transplantation.Data including acute rejections,complications,graft functions and survival time of patients were recorded.Results Operation was successfully performed on all patients.The mean operation time,anhepatic phase and operative blood loss were (7.5 +2.8)hours (range,4-11 hours),(42 + 14)minutes (range,25-70 minutes) and (2250 ± 1850)ml (range,2000-6500 ml),respectively.One patient received liver retransplantation at 45 days after primary liver transplantation because of hepatic artery stenosis.Two patients died during perioperative period.One patient died of pulmonary infection and multiple organ disfunction syndrome (MODS) at 39 days after operation,and the other one died of MODS at 59 days after operation.The median follow-up time was 60 months (range,37-93 months).Six patients survived for more than 3 years,4 patients survived for more than 5 years and 2 patients survived for more than 7 years.No acute rejection of gratis was observed at the end of the follow up.Conclusion Liver transplantation is safe and effective for the treatment of polycystic liver disease.

Objective To investigate the indications, complications and survival results of combined liver-kidney transplantation. Methods From Oct 2003 to Dec 2008, the clinical data of 13 patients who underwent combined liver-kidney transplantation (CLKTs) were retrosptiverly analyzed in our institution. The perioperative mortality rate, complications and the result of follow-up were analyzed.Results The perioperative mortality rate (within 30 days) was 30.8% (4/13). Postoperative complications included intrabdominal bleeding in 4 patients ( 30. 8% ); pulmonary infection in 7 patients (53.8%); acute renal rejection in one (7. 7% ). Survivors were followed up from 4.4 to 60 months, with the median time of 40 months. Eight patients have survived more than 1 year; six patients have survived more than 2 years; five of them have survived for more than 3 years; and three of them have survived for more than 4 years, with one surviving for more than 5 years. One patient had undergone liver transplantation ( case 2 ) and two patients had had kidney transplantations ( case 3 and case 4 ) before this CLKTs.Postoperatively case 4 died of pulmonary infection and multiple organ failure at day 29, while case 2 and case 4 survived respectively 40 m, 48 m after CLKTs. Conclusions CLKTs is an effective therapy for end-stage liver and kidney disease. CLKTs for patients with irreversible liver and renal insufficiency after initial liver transplantation or kidney transplantation was feasible.

Objective To investigate the indications, complication and survival of combined liver-kidney transplantation (CLKTs) after liver/kidney transplantation. Methods From Oct. 2003 to Dec. 2008, the clinical data of 3 patients who underwent CLKTs after liver/kidney transplantation were retrospectively followed up and literature was reviewed at our institution. The perioperative mortality, post-operative complications, survival were analyzed. Results The perioperative mortality of patients with CLKTs was 1/3. The postoperative complications: one patient with massive abdominal bleeding died of pulmonary infection, acute renal failure of graft, multiple organ failure on the 29th day after operation; 3 patients with pulmonary infection; no acute rejection of the graft. Two of 3 patients survived 56 months, 228 months from primary transplantation, respectively, while survived 40 months, 48 months from CLKTs, respectively. Conclusion CLKTs is only radical treatment method for patients with end-stage liver disease and end-stage kidney disease. CLKTs after liver/kidney transplantation were feasible.