Objective To investigate the X-ray,CT and MRI features of peripheral primitive neuroectodermal tumors (pPNETs).Methods 14 patients were pathologically diagnosed with pPNETs.The imaging of X-ray (twelve image),Computed Tomography(eleven image) and Magnetic Resonance Imaging(five image) were retrospectively analyzed.Results Of 14 patients,there were two sites of tumour:soft tissue( eight patients) and bones( six patients).For tumoura of the soft tissue region,the appearance of X-ray and CT imaging showed equal or lower density soft mass without dear boundary.In some cases,tumours invaded adjacent bones.The appearance of MRI imaging showed large heterogeneous masses inside soft tissue without clear boundary.Tumours displaced adjacent cortical bone and cavitas medullaris.All masses were heterogeneous enhancement on contrast images.For tumours of bone region,X-ray and CT scan showed large scale osteolysis osteoclasia in bone surrounding with soft tissue masses of various size.The lesions were equal or lower signal on T1 WI.All masses were intermediate or hyperintense signal with heterogeneous midrange or obvious enhancement on T2WI.Conclusion Imaging characteristics of pPNETs were described.X-ray,CT and MRI were useful in understanding the property,extent and staging of tumor and very useful in the diagnosis.

Objective To investigate the change of CD8+T lymphocyte non-cytotoxic antivirus response(CNAR)in slow progressors infected by HIV.Methods Applying with density gradient and immunomagnetic beads methods to purify the CD4+T lymphocyte from the healthy person and CD8+T lymphocyte from HIV-infected individuals.The CD4+T cell was infected by HIV(SF-33)virus and cocuhured with CD8+T cell.The culture supernatant was collected and the p24 value was detected by ELISA method.Results Our study showed that the CNAR function decreased by turns of slow progressors(SP),typical progressors(TP),health control group and AIDS group.There was significant difference between groups(P<0.01).We found a significant positive correlation between the CIM+T cell ture count and the CNAR function.The virus load didn't statistically correlate with the CNAR function.Conclusion The CNAR function possibly protected the HIV-infected individuals from progression.

ObjectiveTo explore the clinical effects of forearm cutaneous neurovascular flaps to be used on repairing remote wound.Methods17 cases of soft tissue defect of head and facial region and upper extremity were repaired with forearm cutaneous neurovascular flaps.Results The flaps of 16 cases were entirely survived, partial necrosis appeared in 1 case and healed after changing dressing.Following up for 3 to 6 months, the quality and shape of all the flaps and function recovery of all patients were satisfied.ConclusionsWith adequate blood supply, the survival rate of forearm cutaneous neurovascular flaps is high and the procedure to repair remote wound is easy, and it is one of best ways to repair the soft tissue defect in head and facial region and upper extremity with forearm cutaneous neurovascular flaps.

One influenza H3N2 virus, A/swine/Shandong/3/2005 (Sw/SD/3/2005), was isolated from pigs with respiratory disease on a farm in eastern China. Genetic analysis revealed that Sw/SD/3/2005 was a triple-reassortant virus with a PB2 gene from human-like HIN1, NS from classical swine H1NI, and the remaining genes from human-like H3N2 virus. These findings further support the concept that swine can serve as reservoir or mixing vessels of influenza virus strains and maintain genetic and antigenic stability of viruses. Furthermore, we have successfully established a reverse genetics system based on eight plasmids and rescued Sw/SD/3/2005 through cell transfection. HI tests and RT-PCR confirmed that the rescued virus maintained the biological properties of the wild type Sw/SD/3/2005. The successful establishment of the reverse genetics system of Sw/SD/3/2005 will enable us to conduct extensive studies of the molecular evolution of H3N2 influenza viruses in swine.

Objective To evaluate the association between hemoglobin concentration and stroke severity on admission in ischemic stroke without diabetes. Methods Based on the China National Stroke Registry,the information of acute stroke patients were collected by trained research coordinators and investigators with the methods of review clinical records or interview. Demography, disease history, behavior and habits, hemoglobin concentration,and NIHSS score on admission were collected in this study. The iIncluded patients with the integri?ty of the information of non diabetes,3 h to the hospital,no gastrointestinal bleeding and Hb concentration and NIHSS score at admission. Hemoglobin concentration was classed according to quintiles and the outcome was grouped into ≤3 and >3 groups. The method of logistic regression was used to explore the association between hemoglobin and NIHSS. Results A total of 1 419 individuals was included in this study,including 883 males and 536 females. The mean age was 67. 24±12. 46 years old and the proportion of NIHSS>3 was 67. 51% (958/1419). With respect to non?minor stroke (NIHSS>3),the odds rations and 95% confident intervals of patients with hemoglobin ≤121. 0 g/L(Q1),>122. 1-≤132. 0 g/L(Q2),>141. 0-≤152. 0 g/L(Q4),≥152. 1 g/L (Q5) were 1. 84(95%CI 1. 21-2. 79,P=0. 004),1. 24(95%CI 0. 83-1. 86,P=0. 294),1. 32(95%CI 0. 88-1. 96,P=0. 178) ,1. 52( 95%CI 1. 01-2. 28,P=0. 044) respectively,compared with hemoglobin between 132. 0 and 141. 0 g/L( Q3) . Conclusion Stroke severity is associated with lower and higher hemoglobin concentration in acute ischemic stroke without diabetes.

Objective To investigate and analyze the positioning accuracy of three imaging modalities utilized in image-guided radiotherapy (IGRT):electronic portal imaging device ( EPID),kV portal image (kV planar) and the kV cone beam computed tomography (CBCT).Methods 25 groups of setup errors were simulated on the phantom images through treatment planning system. Digitally reconstructed radiographs (DRRs) were constructed from the CT data which were subsequently used as references to register the EPID and kV planar images acquired at the original position.In addition,the reconstructed 3D-CT images were used to register the CBCT images.Finally,the setup errors using several registration methods were measured to investigate and compare the accuracies of the three imaging modalities used for patient setup.Results 675 groups of residual errors were analyzed.All combinations of imaging modalities and registration method were found to be accurate.The mean residual errors in three directions were less than 1 mm.The method based on grey value match of CBCT images was found as the most accurate with an uncertainty below 0.1 mm.When the manual match was used,the performance of kV planar was more accurate than that of EPID (residual error ＜ 0.65 mm).If automatic registration was applied,kV planar generated similar results as EPID did. Conclusions The three available imaging modalities and their corresponding registration methods are all competent for the clinical application of IGRT in our department.Considering the image quality,radiation dose and the accuracy of registration,CBCT has the priority on 1GRT followed by the kV planar.

Aim To evaluate the inhibitive and induc-tive effects of Polygonum capitatum water extract on main cytochrome P450 isoforms in human and liver mi-crosomes of mouse in vitro for predicting the herb-drug interactions in clinical application. Methods The in vitro inhibitory effect was evaluated by incubating Po-lygonum capitatum water extract with the probe sub-strates of main phase I metabolic enzymes in human liver microsomes, including CYP1A2, CYP2E1, CYP2C9,CYP2C19 and CYP3A4. Mice were adminis-tered with Polygonum capitatum water extract at dosage of 0 . 58 g · kg-1 and 1 . 16 g · kg-1 by gastric lavage for successive 7 days and 14 days, then the cocktail-LC-MS/MS method was applied to assess the inductive effect of main CYP450 isoforms in mouse liver micro-somes. Results The IC50 values of Polygonum capita-tum water extract on main CYP450 isoforms in human liver microsomes were from 849 . 6 mg · L-1 to 2 287 mg·L-1 . Compared with the blank control group, the activites of CYP2C9 and CYP3A4 in 1. 16 g·kg-1 7 d group were about 49 . 9 % and 21. 1 % higher ( P <0. 01, P < 0. 05 ) respectively, the activities of CYP2C9 and CYP3A4 in 0. 58 g·kg-1 7 d group were 27. 6 % and 15. 5 % higher ( P <0. 01 , P <0. 05 ) respectively, the activities of CYP2C9 and CYP3A4 in 1. 16 g·kg-1 14 d group were 67. 5 % and 32. 1 %higher (P<0. 01) respectively, while the activities of CYP1 A2 , CYP2 E1 and CYP2 C19 were not increased significantly in Polygonum capitatum treatment group. Conclusions Polygonum capitatum water extract do not show the inhibitory effect on main CYP450 in hu-man liver microsomes. There is induction on CYP2C9 and CYP3 A4 in mouse liver microsomes by Polygonum capitatum water extract.

Aim To investigate the protective effects of high concentration fentanyl on the brain slice injury induced by oxygen glucose deprivation(OGD).Methods Rat brain slices were made and randomly assigned to four groups:control(n=10),OGD(n=10),fentanyl 50 ?g?L~(-1)(F_(50),n=10) and fentanyl 500 ?g?L~(-1)(F_(500),n=10).Changes of the neuron injury and apoptosis were observed with TTC staining,LDH releases,TUNEL staining,immunohistochemistry and electromicroscope.In addition,changes of intracellular calcium were measured with confocal laser-scanning microscopy.Results F_(50) and F_(500) attenuated the decrease of TTC staining and the increase of LDH release induced by OGD in brain slices.Neuronal apoptosis and changes of neuronal ultrastructures were attenuated by F_(50) and F_(500).Bcl-2 and Bax protein expressions were increased after OGD.Bax protein expression was decreased by F_(50) and F_(500),while Bcl-2 protein expression was increased by F_(50)and F_(500).Intracellular calcium concentration was increased by OGD and then it was lowered by F_(50) and F_(500).The protective effects of F_(50) were more obvious than that of F_(500).Conclusions High concentrations of fentanyl have neuron protective effects against OGD injury in rat brain slices,and fentanyl 50 ?g?L~(-1) has more obvious protective effects than fentanyl 500 ?g?L~(-1).

Objective: To explore the risk factors for Type 1 cardio-renal syndrome (CRS1) atfer ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI). Methods: A total of 378 patients with STEMI were divided into two groups: a CRS1 group (n=98) and a non-CRS1 group (n=280). Clinical characteristics in the 2 groups were compared, and independent risk factors for CRS1 after STEMI were analyzed, and the effect of emergency Results: In the 378 STEMI patients, CRS1 was found in 98 patients (25.9%). Between the 2 groups, there was significant difference in 12 parameters, including age, history of diabetes, admission mean arterial pressure, admission systolic blood pressure, admission heart rate, Killip classification, left ventricular ejection fraction, baseline serum creatinine, baseline evaluated glomerular ifltration rate (eGFR), emergency PCI, β-blockers and angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor/angiotensin, receptor antagonist (ACEI/ARB) application (allP<0.05). Multivariate logistic regression showed that age, history of diabetes, admission systolic blood pressure, Killip classification, reduced left ventricular ejection fraction, reduced eGFR, emergency PCI non-undergo and ACEI/ARB non-use were independent risk factors for CRS1 atfer STEMI. In the 256 patients undergoing emergency PCI, 50 patients (19.5%) had CRS1. hTe door-ball time and the amount of contrast agent in the CRS1 group were signiifcantly higher than those in the non- CRS1 group (bothP<0.05), but there was no signiifcant difference in the blood lfow in the “culprit vessel”atfer the PCI (P>0.05). Conclusion: CRS1 is a common complication of STEMI, which is associated with many factors. Immediate revascularization can reduce the incidence of CRS1 in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction.

OBJECTIVETo investigate the feasibility of the composite transplantation of 1:3 meshed split-thickness autograft and acellular heterologous (porcine) dermal matrix.

METHODS9 inpatients with full thickness skin burn or hypertrophic scar were selected in this study. After the eschar or scar was excised, the wound was covered with acellular heterologous dermal matrix. Then the meshed (1:3) split-thickness autologous skin sheet was grafted on the dermal matrix. Before dressing up, the radiated pigskin was placed on the composite transplants.

RESULTSThe composite transplantation was successfully used in 9 cases. The meshed split-thickness autograft was expanded 3 times and covered the dermal matrix tightly. The clinical results of the composite transplantation were similar to that of intermediate split thickness skin graft or full thickness skin graft.

CONCLUSIONThe composite transplantation of meshed (1:3) split-thickness autograft and acellular heterologous (porcine) dermal matrix allowed the expansion of the autologous skin sheet to 3 times. The clinical results were similar to that of intermediate split thickness skin graft or full thickness skin graft.

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