1.Review the Function and Structure of Interleukin-35 and Its Function in Mediating Treg Cell Immuno-Suppression
Tianjin Medical Journal 2014;(12):1243-1245
Interleukin (IL)-35 is a new member of IL-12 family who is secreted by T regulatory cells to strongly sup?press immuno reaction directly or indirectly. There is a growing interest in the using IL-35 as a potential therapy for chronic in?flammatory , cancer and autoimmune diseases. Here we reviewed IL-35 and its function as a mediator of suppression.
2.Clinical management of acute superior mesenteric vein thrombosis
Ji WANG ; Xi WANG ; Guojing ZHANG ; Li LU ; Yongjia YAN ; Weihua FU
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2018;33(12):1034-1037
Objective To evaluate the diagnosis and treatment of acute superior mesenteric venous thrombosis (ASMVT).Methods Clinical data of 36 ASMVT patients admitted to our department from Jan 2014 to Oct 2017 were retrospectively analyzed,the differences of the clinical data and prognosis of nonsurgical group and surgical group were studied.Results All patients received anticoagulation therapy immediately after diagnosis,and recanalization rate was 42%.Surgical group included 21 cases,of which 9 cases received emergency surgery,12 cases received delayed bowel resection.There was significant difference between non-surgical group and surgical group (P > 0.05) in hemoglobin level at admission (124 ±29)g/L vs.(93 ± 13) g/L,t =3.880,P =0.006.Compared with delayed bowel resection group emergency surgery group had longer bowel resection (65 ± 58) cm vs.(13 ± 6) cm,t =2.700,P =0.035,more loop ileostomy (6 vs.1,x2 =7.875,P =0.016),more postoperative complication rate (56% vs.8%,x2 =5.619,P =0.046),but there was no significant difference in hospitalization time,hospitalization cost,postoperative recurrence and mortality rate (P > 0.05).Conclusions Early anticoagulantion therapy is advised for ASMVT patients to avoid bowel resection or reduce the length of intestinal resection.It is advisable for those who can be tided over to delayed bowel resection with intestinal obstruction.
3.Clinical application of nutritional risk scale in pediatric cancer patients:a review
Chao YAN ; Yonghong LI ; Jing LI ; Runqin HUANG ; Yongjia ZHAN ; Shenghuan YANG
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2023;39(10):789-794
The basic information and clinical application of nutritional risk scales for children with cancer were reviewed, and the strengths and weaknesses of each scale were analyzed. After systematic search and reading, the scales with more clinical applications included universal scales: Pediatric Malnutrition Assessment Screening Tool (STAMP), Nutritional Risk and Stunting Malnutrition Screening Tool (STRONG kids), Pediatric Yorkhill Malnutrition Score (PYMS), Pediatric Subjective Global Nutritional Risk Assessment (SGNA); specific scales: Nutritional Screening Tool for Childhood Cancer (SCAN), Nutritional Risk Screening for Childhood Cancer (NRS-PC). In order to effectively manage the nutritional risk of pediatric cancer patients, we should selectively use and further actively Chinese or develop specific nutritional risk measurement tools adapted to our national conditions.
4.Update of postoperative complications for adenocarcinoma in esophagogastric junction
Jianming WEI ; Yongjia YAN ; Weihua FU ; Tong LIU
International Journal of Surgery 2022;49(9):583-588
The incidence of adenocarcinoma of esophagogastric junction (AEG) is increasing at home and abroad, and surgical treatment is still the main treatment. At present, subtypes of AEG mainly include Siewert and Nishi types. According to the location and stage of the tumor, the appropriate surgical approaches and methods are different, and with the application of minimally invasive technologies such as laparoscopy and robot assisted surgery, there is a certain impact on the occurrence of postoperative complications. However, the postoperative complications of AEG have not been explained in detail. This article will review and summarize the research progress of different surgical methods for AEG postoperative complications, in order to provide some reference for clinical treatment.
5. Research on the vitamin D binding protein gene polymorphism in elderly patients with stable chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
Huanhuan JIANG ; Chenci JIN ; Sunshun YAN ; Qiong CHI ; Jian ZHENG ; Longxiang JIANG ; Ningning YU
Chinese Journal of Geriatrics 2019;38(12):1348-1352
Objective:
To discuss the correlation between the effect of vitamin D treatment and vitamin D binding protein gene polymorphism in elderly patients with stable chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD).
Methods:
A total of 800 elderly patients with stable COPD admitted to the four Departments of Respiratory Medicine of four Wenzhou Hospitals were enrolled from September 2016 to November 2018.Because of the drop-out during follow-up, there were final 776 patients in our prospective research.According to the GC gene type, patients were divided into the GC1F-1S(n=214), the GC1F-1S(n=168), GC1F-2(n=160), GC1S-1S(n=132), GC1F-2(n=82)and GC2-2 groups(n=44), and each group was randomly divided into control group(n=400)receiving the conventional treatment and the treatment group(n=400)taking vitmain D 0.5 μg/d for 3 months as add-on to the conventional treatment.The lung function and the COPD assessment test(CAT)score before and after the therapy were observed and compared in patients with different GC sub-genotypes.
Results:
Among the elderly patients enrolled in our research, GC1F-1F genotype was most common, accounting for 26.8%(214 cases), the followings of next order were GC 1F-1S genotype accounting for 21.0%(168 cases), and GC2-2 genotype was most rare, accounting for 5.5%(44 cases). The lung function were improved and the CAT score were reduced in all groups after therapy as compared with pre-treatment(
6.Effect of Tuina and Treadmill Training on Skeletal Muscle Atrophy after Denervation in Rats
Ying MA ; Juntao YAN ; Shoji MA ; Yongjia LU ; Chunhong WANG ; Zhijun SHI ; Ran TAO ; Yamin KONG
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2018;24(5):530-534
Objective To explore the effect of the combination of Tuina and treadmill training on denervation skeletal muscle atrophy. Methods A total of 80 Sprague-Dawley rats (one month old) were randomly divided into control group (n=40) and manipulation group (n=40). Their sciatic nerves were transected, and the manipulative group accepted treadmill training and kneading of Tuina, while the control group accepted no intervention. Their muscle wet weight ratio, muscle satellite cells and insulin-like growth factor I (IGF-I) positive cells count were measured, and HE staining of gastrocnemius muscle were observed one, two, three and four months after intervention, ten rats in each group. Results Compared with the control group, the muscle wet weight ratio decreased three months after intervention (F=4.590, P<0.05), muscle satellite cells increased three months after intervention (F=12.466, P<0.01), and IGF-I positive cells increased two, three and four months after intervention (F>6.489, P<0.05). HE staining showed the skeletal muscle injury relieved somehow.Conclusion The combination of Tuina and treadmill training can relieve denervation skeletal muscle injury, but it is not enough for skeletal muscle atrophy, which may associate with promoting the expression of muscle satellite cells and IGF-I.
7.Effects of Tuina Combined with Treadmill Training on Regeneration of Sciatic Nerve in Rats
Shujie MA ; Juantao YAN ; Ran TAO ; Yongjia LU ; Chunhong WANG ; Junfeng PAN ; Ying MA ; Fan ZHOU ; Jiamin BAO ; Lijuan FU
Chinese Journal of Rehabilitation Theory and Practice 2016;22(11):1276-1280
Objective To explore the effect of Tuina combined with treadmill training on nerve regeneration after sciatic nerve transection. Methods Ninty-six Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly divided into normal group (n=32), model group (n=32) and treatment group (n=32). The sciatic nerve was transected and the epineurium was sutured in the latter two groups. The treatment group was given Tuina manipulation and treadmill training once a day. Eight rats from each group were detected their sciatic nerve conduction velocity (NCV), the number of axons and Schwann cells (SCs) two, three, four and eight weeks after intervention. Results Compared with the model group, the NCV accelerated in the treatment group four and eight weeks after intervention (P<0.05); while the number of axons was significantly different two and four weeks after intervention (P<0.05), and the number of SCs was not very different between the treatment group and the model group after intervention (P>0.05). Conclusion Tuina combined with treadmill training may promote the regeneration of peripheral nerve after injury in rats.