Objective To investigate the distribution rule of NMDA receptor protein localizated on neuron membrane surface. Methods After the primary culture model of forebrain cortex neuron of rat had been set up,the NR1 subunit protein molecule of NMDA receptor has been combined with primary antibody IgG,and marked by Staphylococcus protein A-colloid gold particles (SPA-G). Then the neuron was observed with Field-emission SEM,and the content of AU element was calcalated by software. Results The cluster of NMDA receptor combined with SPA-G particulates was clearly observed as some globular being distributed mainly under some niches of lipid rafts,mainly localized at originating section of dendritic protuberance of neuron membrane surface. Conclusion NMDA receptor molecule protein was distributed on the membrane surface lipid rafts of originating section of dendritic protuberance of neuron. It was in accord with the distribution rule of postsynaptic membrane on neuron. The Field-emission SEM could distinguish single NMDA receptor melocule cluster after being marked with SPA-G molecule in neuron.

OBJECTIVE To study the characteristic of nosocomial pulmonary infection to find out the measures for prevention and control.METHODS The patients with radiation brain injuries(RIB) from Oct 2004 to Jun 2007 underwent retrospective investigation.The reasons and sites of pulmoary infection were analyzed.RESULTS The incidence of pulmonary infection of patients with RIB after radiotherapy was 68.5%.Major factors of infection were bulb palsy,invasive treatment and hormone usage.The Gram-negative bacteria were the predominant pathogens.CONCLUSIONS The nosocomial pulmonary infection is related to many factors.Antibiotic usage according to drug susceptibility results and controlling of the risk factors are important measures to reduce the rate of infection.

BACKGROUND: A long-term follow-up indicates that orthotopic ileal neobladder can cause acid-base balance and nutritional metabolic disorder. Otherwise, a long mesenterium is necessary to balance the tension of bladder at pelvic cavity and urinary inosculation due to a high position of ileum. On the contrary, sigmoid neobladder is near by urinary canal, and orthotopic sigmoid neobladder as a bladder substitute after radical cystectomy has few effects on acid-base balance of electrolytes, nutritional metabolism and secretion of mucus.OBJECTIVE: To compare the clinical results of these two operations basis on long-term follow-up. DESIGN: Retrospective analysis.SETTING: Department of Urinary Surgery, the Second Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical College.PARTICIPANTS: 164 patients with carcinoma of bladder were selected from Department of Urinary Surgery, the Second Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical College form January 1995 to March 2005. Ninety-six of them, including 74 males and 22 females, with age of 43-74 years and the average age of 65 years, accepted the operation of orthotopic ileal neobladder were regarded as the ileal neobladder group, and the other 68, including 64 males and 4 females, with age of 51-72 years and the average age of 62 years, accepted the operation of orthotopic sigmoid neobladder were regarded as the sigmoid neobladder group. All patients were finally diagnosed as pathological examination, and informed consent was provided by all patients. Treatment plan was approved by the local ethical committee.METHODS: ① Orthotopic ileal neobladder: Once the bladder was removed, a segment of ileum about 40-60 cm in length was isolated. In the operative procedure, the distal part of ileum which connected to the caecum often kept, the length of which was 15-20 cm. Both distal ends of the ureters were anastomosed to the homolateral not been split end of the isolated bowel. A perforation was constructed at the bottom of the pouch which served as the outlet, this outlet was then anastomosed to the proximal portion of the remaining urethra. ② Orthotopic sigmoid neobladder: After surgically removing the bladder, a part of the sigmoid colon, the length of which was 30-40 cm was isolated. Other operations were as the same as those mentioned above. MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Time of operation, blood loss during the procedure, length of time confined to bed, time of indwelling catheter, the ability to maintain continence and urinate, the results of urodynamic studies, and pouch related complications after operation.RESULTS: In 164 patients, 12 (7.3%) were lost to follow-up. The mean follow-up times were 46 months in the group of orthotopic ileal neobladder and 42 months in the group of orthotopic sigmoid neobladder, respectively. Blood loss during the procedure and the ability to maintain continence and urinate were similar in the two groups (P > 0.05). Compared with sigmoid neobladder group, the ileal neobladder group spent more time on operation, keeping the bed and indwelling catheter. The max volume of ileal pouch was higher than that of sigmoid pouch, and the difference was significant in statistic analysis (t=2.56-3.08, P < 0.05-0.01). Incidence of complication of ileal pouch (16.7%, 29.2%) was higher than that of sigmoid pouch (9%, 16%). The incidence in the early phase was not significantly different, but that in the late phase was significantly different (x2=5.426, P < 0.05).CONCLUSION: Compared with orthotopic ileal neobladder, sigmoid neobladder is worthy of being preferred for its shorter operative time, faster recovery and lower rate of pouch related complications.

Objective To evaluate the effect of technical improvement of radical retropubic prostatectomy(RRP) for patients and reduction of complications.Methods 22 patients with clinically prostate cancer(mean age 67 years,stage B 19 cases,stage C 3 cases) underwent radical retropubic prostatectomy.During operation the dorsal vein complex,puboprostatic ligament,puborectalis sling,the neurovascular bundle,external urethral sphincter,reconstruction of the bladder neck were carefully managed.Results All the patients recovered uneventful except 2 deaths,and they survived and were followed up for a mean time of 16 months(range 1～4 years).The mean operative time was 140 minutes(range 90～220minutes) and the mean blood loss was 600mL(range 250～1500mL).16 cases received blood transfusion for 300～1200mL and no ureteral or rectal injury occurred.The urinary catheters were removed 2～3 weeks after operation.2 cases had stress incontinence 3 months later,1 case encountered urethral stricture and became well after urethral dilation,15 cases had satisfactory erectile function after operation and 3 patients had biochemical failure and endured continually chemotherapy during follow-up.Conclusions Accurate maneuver is handled according to correct anatomy can protect the apex of prostate and its surrounding tissue and reconstructing the bladder neck is helpful to reduce complications and achieve better outcome.

Objective To evaluate the surgical method and curative effect of minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy(MPCNL) in treatment of impacted proximal ureteric calculi and giant renal pelvic calculi with moderate or severe hydronephrosis by non-imaging in localization.Methods 52 cases of calculi treated with MPCNL were studied retrospectively.Percutaneous nephrostomy was established by non-imaging in localization(naked eye) according location of kidneys,length of 12th ribs,degree of hydronephrosis and condition of calculi,and the nephropathy was extended to F16 through invasive percutaneous.Stones were taken out by ureteropyeloscopic pneumatic lithotripsy with the help of hydraulic perfusion pump.Results The operative time was 32~140min with the average of 112min.The average blood loss volume was 45mL.No severe complication occurred in the intra-or post-operative time.The rate of complete clearance of stones was 96 % in first attempt,and the residual stones passed out by themselves after the double "J" tube was pulled out in cases.The mean hospital stay was 9 days,and the mean postoperative hospital stay was 4.2 days.Conclusion To treat the impacted proximal ureteric calculi and giant renal pelvic calculi with moderate hydronephrosis or severe hydronephrosis,some skilled doctors can appropriately use the method of MPCNL by non-imaging in localization,since the method can reduce the harm by X-ray,and save medical expenses.

ObjectiveTo evaluate the strain of the weight-bearing metatarsal bone. Methods6 fresh-frozen cadaveric lower extremities were dissected to expose the dorsal aspect of metatarsal. Bone segments were clarified for adherence of strain-gauges while feet kept intact. Then vertical downward axial load was exerted to distal tibia at a 2 mm/min velocity, from 0 N to 1200 N with one minute interval of 200 N leveled loading augment each for sampling. Superficial strain of the metatarsal was measured by resistance strainmeter methods. ResultsThe strain increased gradually with axial loading, and compress force was always found at every marked bone. The strain of every marked bone was significantly different at the same loading (P<0.05). As to the strain of the middle of the metatarsal, the sequence was the second metatarsal＞the third metatarsal＞the fourth metatarsal＞the first metatarsal＞the fifth metatarsal. As to the strain of the second metatarsal, the sequence was the middle＞the neck＞the base. ConclusionThe peak strain was found at the middle of the second and third metatarsal with axial loading, which prompts the stress fractures of the second and third metatarsal are most common, especially the middle of the second metatarsal.

AIM:To investigate the effects of grasp seed procyanidins(GSP) on homocysteine-induced proliferation and migration in vascular smooth muscle cells(VSMC) and related molecular mechanisms.METHODS: Cell count and -TdR assay were used for detecting cell proliferation and DNA synthesis,ELISA assay was used for detecting inflammatory response,DCFH-DA assay for examining the levels of reactive oxygen species(ROS),Western blotting for detecting protein expression.RESULTS: Homocysteine(0.1-1 mmol/L) increased VSMC proliferation and migration,and the levels of ROS were in a dose-dependent manner.The results of Western blotting showed that homocysteine significantly increased the expression of MCP-1,IL-6 and TNF-?.However,Compared with control group,in GSP(5-20 g/L) group,the increased VSMC proliferation,migration and the production of ROS and the expression of MCP-1,IL-6 and TNF-? mediated by homocysteine were markedly suppressed.EMSA showed that in GSP treatment group,the NF-?B activation was also almost completely inhibited.CONCLUSION: GSP inhibits homocysteine-induced VSMC proliferation,migration and inflammatory response through interfering with ROS dependent on NF-?B signal pathway.

Vibrio cholerae is an important foodborne pathogen, mainly causes acute intestinal infectious disease. The development of rapid method for detecting Vibrio cholerae is critical for early diagnosis of its infection. In this study, two pairs of specific primers were designed according to housekeeping gene mdh of Vibrio cholerae. Following optimization of the reaction, DNA loop-mediated isothermal amplification (LAMP) for rapidly detecting Vibrio cholerae was successfully established. The optimal reaction for the LAMP assay is 65 degrees C for 60 min, with detection limit for cultivated Vibrio cholerae of 25 CFU/mL and for its contaminated food of 32 CFU/g. The specificity of the assay was determined using thirty-three kinds of same species or closely related bacteria, only Vibrio cholerae strains were specifically amplified. In practice, 85 pieces of positive samples were detected from 1057 pieces of shrimps, crabs, oysters, meat and human diarrhea complex using the LAMP method, which accorded with the detection result by ISO TS 21872-1-2007. Thus, the LAMP assay established in this study is a sensitive, rapid and simple tool for detecting Vibrio cholerae and will facilitate the surveillance for its control.
Cholera ; microbiology ; Food Microbiology ; methods ; Meat ; microbiology ; Nucleic Acid Amplification Techniques ; methods ; Seafood ; microbiology ; Sensitivity and Specificity ; Vibrio cholerae ; genetics ; isolation & purification

Objective To assess the feasibility,safety and efficacy of primary PCI in elderly patients with AMI.Methods Three hundred and sixty-four AMI patients were divided into ≥75 years old group (n=90) and ＜75 years old group (n=274).The successful operation rate,preoperative complication rate,mortality and incidence of major adverse cardiovascular events (MACE) were recorded during their hospital stay time.Results The successful operation rate was 94.4％,the postoperative TIMI 3 blood flow rate was 87.8％,and the preoperative complication rate was 10.0 ％ in ≥75 years old group.The mortality and incidence of MACE were significantly higher in ≥75 years old group than in＜75 years old group during the hospital stay time (12.2％ vs 2.9％,P =0.001;16.7 ％ vs 5.1％,P =0.000).Conclusion Transradial primary PCI is a safe,feasible and effective therapy for ≥75 years old AMI patients.

Objective To assess the safety of PCI and risk of death in ≥85 years old patients.Methods Ninety ≥85 years old coronary heart disease patients after PCI were included in this study.The risk of death on day 30 after PCI and during the follow-up period was assessed according to their surgical access,preoperative and postoperative estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) and bleeding events,NCDR risk score of CHD.The patients were followed up for 693±510 days.Results Eighty-four patients (93.3％) underwent PCI via the radial artery.The dose of contrast media was 128.3±55.8 ml.No significant difference was found in preoperative and postoperative eGFR (55.53 ± 19.58 ml/min · 1.73 m2 vs 55.40± 18.84 ml/min · 1.73 m2,t =0.095,P=0.925).Bleeding occurred in 4 patients (4.4％) with no life-threatening massive bleeding occurred.The risk of death increased in patients with their NCDR risk score ＞45 on day 30 after PCI (P=0.013).Conclusion PCI is a safe and feasible procedure and NCDR risk score can predict the risk of death in ≥85 years old patients on day 30 after PCI.