1.Changes of pancreatic blood supply in acute necrotic pancreatitis
Yongliang LU ; Fengyuan GU ; Shaojun ZHENG
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2000;0(11):-
Objective To explore the relationship between t he pancreatic vascular abnormalities and pancreatic lesions, complications and pro gnosis in acute necrotic pancreatitis (ANP).Methods Seldinger procedure, DSA angiography was carried out in ANP pa tients to evaluate the alterations of pancreatic blood vessel, results were anal yzed against clinical data.Results In 40 out of 69 cases, the pancreatic blood supply showed abnormal in angiogram, t here were features of interuption, stenosis and complete obstruction. The degree of lesions and complications showed statistically significant correlation ( P
2.The expression of midkine(MK) in pancreatic carcinoma and its clinical significance
Yongliang LU ; Xing YAO ; Licheng DAI
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1993;0(01):-
ObjectiveTo investigate the expression of midkine(MK) and its relation with angiogenesis, biological features and prognosis of pancreatic carcinoma(PC).MethodsMK expression and microvessel density(MVD) were determined in 52 cases of human PC with immunohistochemistry and results were compared with pathology.ResultsMean MVD of PC was 64?18 and positive expression of MK was detected in 38 cases (73%). The positive rate of MK was significantly lower in cases of without metastasis and at early clinical stage (stageⅠ~Ⅱ) than that with metastasis and at stage Ⅲ~Ⅳ. MVD was significantly higher in MK-positive PC than in MK-negative PC (P
3.Role of rVvhA in inducing THP-1 cells damage
Xiaoya LU ; Jianlin CHEN ; Biao LIU ; Danli XIE ; Yongliang LOU
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2013;(10):761-765
Objective To investigate the role of recombinant Vibrio vulnificus cytolysin (rVvhA) in inducing THP-1 cells damage and study the pathway of associated calcium influx .Methods Inverted mi-croscope, CCK-8 cell proliferation kit, Fluo3/AM staining and caspase activity detection were performed to analyze the damage of THP-1 cells induced by rVvhA and the pathway of calcium influx .Results rVvhA had cytotoxic effects on THP-1 cells in a dose-dependent manner .The concentrations of extracellular K +and LDH were respectively up-regulated after 1 h and 6 h of 12 μg/ml rVvhA intervention .Verapamil , Mibe-fradil and SKF-96365 could not prevent the influx of free Ca 2+induced by rVvhA .The activities of caspase-3 and caspase-9 were singanificantly enhanced by rVvhA in a time-dependant manner .Conclusion rVvhA can induce THP-1 cells damage through triggering extracellular calcium influx via porous channel on cell membrane.Moreover, rVvhA might induce THP-1 cell apoptosis through activating caspase-9/3-dependent pathway .
4.Diagnosis value of PCT in patients with liver cirrhoses complicating spontaneous bacterial peritonitis analyzed by ROC curve
Xuezhen WU ; Yongliang WANG ; Haoyuan LUO ; Lu LIU
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2016;37(14):1928-1929,1932
Objective To evaluate the value of serum procalcitonin (PCT ) in the diagnosis of liver cirrhosis complicating sponta‐neous bacterial peritonitis (SBP) .Methods The patients with cirrhosis were divided into non‐SBP group and complicating SBP group according to whether complicating SBP ,and the patients with common hepatitis served as the control group .Serum expres‐sion levels of PCT ,CRP and IL‐6 were detected by electrocheniluminescence and Immunoturbidimetry methods .The receiver operat‐ing characteristic curve (ROC) curve was drawn for evaluating the diagnostic efficiency of each indicator .Results The levels of ser‐um PCT ,CRP and IL‐6 in the complicating SBP group were significantly higher than those in the non‐SBP group and control group , the differences were statistically significant (P<0 .01);The ROC curve analysis showed that the diagnostic value of PCT at the op‐timum threshold value of 0 .51 ng/mL for diagnosing cirrhosis complicating SBP was superior to CRP and IL‐6 ,the sensitivity of se‐rum PCT for diagnosing SBP in 3 groups was 62 .68% ,the specificity was 76 .59% and the accuracy was 80 .01% .Conclusion The serum PCT level has an important value for the early diagnosis of liver cirrhosis complicating SBP .
5.Relationship of postoperative systemic inflammatory response syndrome and preoperative midway through the urine and perioperative renal pelvis urine of percutaneous nephrostolithotomy
Chengbin XU ; Kequan LU ; Xiliang CAO ; Wenchao YU ; Yongliang LIU ; Jiacun GONG
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2012;35(29):20-22
ObjectiveTo explore the relationship of postoperative systemic inflammatory response syndrome(SIRS) and preoperative midway through the urine and perioperative renal pelvis urine of percutaneous nephrostolithotomy(PCNL).Methods Participants included 450 patients with urinary calculus who underwent PCNL,preoperative midway through the urine and perioperative renal pelvis urine of PCNL was collected.ResultsOf 450 cases,preoperative midway through the urine germiculture positive 100 cases (22.2%,100/450 ),perioperative renal pelvis urine germiculture positive 85 cases (18.9%,85/450),46 cases ( 10.2%,46/450) occurred SIRS after PCNL.Decompression of perioperative renal pelvis urine germiculture positive 20 cases(23.5%,20/85) preoperative midway through the urine germiculture positive,perioperative renal pelvis urine the bacteria cultures negative 80 cases (21.9%,80/365 ) preoperative midway through the urine germiculture positive(P >0.05),preoperative midway through the urine germiculture positive 15 cases ( 15.0%,15/100) in SIRS,preoperative midway through the urine the bacteria cultures negative 31 cases ( 8.9%,31 /350) in SIRS (P > 0.05 ).Decompression of perioperative renal pelvis urine germiculture positive 18 cases (21.2%,18/85) in SIRS,perioperative renal pelvis urine the bacteria cultures negative 28 cases (7.7%,28/365) in SIRS (P < 0.05 ).ConclusionPreoperative midway through the urine has no correlation with the occurrence of SIRS,perioperative renal pelvis urine germiculture positive can predict the occurrence of SIRS,giving corresponding antibiotic treatment can improve the security of PCNL.
6.Prokaryotic expression and characterization of receptor binding domain protein of the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus
Shuai LU ; Jiaming LAN ; Yingzhu CHEN ; Jianfang ZHOU ; Kun QIN ; Yongliang LOU ; Wenjie TAN
Chinese Journal of Microbiology and Immunology 2016;36(2):98-102
Objective To express the receptor binding domain (RBD) protein of the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) and to characterize the antigenicity of the purified recombi-nant protein. Methods The codon-optimized gene encoding the RBD protein of MERS-CoV was synthesized and then cloned into the pET30a ( +) vector to construct the recombinant expression plasmid. The trans-formed E. coli BL21 (DE3) strains carrying expression plasmid were induced by IPTG under different condi-tions. The expressed products were purified by using nickel affinity chromatography and further analyzed by SDS-PAGE and Western blot assay. Indirect ELISA was performed to analyze the antigenicity and specificity of RBD proteins expressed in prokaryotic expression systems in human serological test. Results The recom-binant RBD proteins were mainly expressed as conclusion body in an optimal induction condition of 37℃ and 0. 5 mmol/ L IPTG for 4 h. The high purified recombinant RBD proteins were obtained through denaturation and renaturation with a relative molecular mass of about 29×103 . Results of the Western blot assay showed that the recombinant RBD proteins could have specific reaction with the serum samples collected form mice with MERS-CoV infection. Indirect ELISA revealed that the RBD proteins expressed in the prokaryotic ex-pression system showed better sensitivity and specificity in the detection of antibodies against MERS-CoV in human serum samples. Conclusion This study reported the prokaryotic expression and purification of RBD protein of MERS-CoV for the first time, which might pave the way for further investigation on immunological detection of MERS-CoV and development of vaccines against MERS-CoV infection.
7.Perioperative safety and effect of irreversible electroporation in the management of locally advanced pancreatic carcinoma
Li YAN ; Yongliang CHEN ; Ming SU ; Wanqing GU ; Shichun LU ; Kai XU
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2016;22(4):244-248
Objective To evaluate the perioperative safety and effect of irreversible electroporation (IRE) in the treatment of locally advanced pancreatic carcinoma (LAPC).Methods Twenty patients with imaging and cytohystological diagnosis of unresectable locally advanced pancreatic carcinoma were enrolled to undergo IRE treatment.The perioperative IRE-related complications were primarily analyzed to evaluate the safety of the procedure.The tumor reduction and biological response were analyzed through CT/MRI imaging and serous level of CA19-9.Results All patients were successfully treated with an average tumor size of(4.2 ± 0.6) cm and an average procedure time of (52.0 ± 23.3) minutes.Three intraoperative procedure-related complications were observed (15.0%) including two transient hypertension and one transient superventricular tachycardia.Six postoperative complications were described including two Grade A pancreatic fistula,one infection of incision,one portal vein thrombosis,one gastrointestinal hemorrhage and two functional delayed gastric emptying.The symptom remission rate was 73.7% and lower serum CA19-9 level was recorded in all patients at discharge.Conclusions IRE is a safe and feasible procedure in the treatment of LAPC, and a reasonable operation strategy of IRE is helpful to consolidate the safety and efficacy.
8.Cable-Pin System minimally invasive treatmentversus open reduction and Kirschner wire tension band technology for the repair of transverse patella fractures:a randomized controlled trial
Yongliang JIANG ; Chunwen LU ; Yungang WU ; Jinhui WU ; Muchen DING ; Runxiao LV ; Kai KANG ; Ningfang MAO
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(26):4229-4234
BACKGROUND:Open reduction and Kirschner wire tension band technique has been a traditional surgical method for the treatment of patela fracture. However, there stil exist some complications such as Kirschner wire slippage and breakage. Cable-Pin system is a new fixation device. A series of good clinical results has been achieved in patients with patela fracture using this fixation device through a minimaly invasive way. OBJECTIVE:To compare and investigate the clinical results of minimaly invasive fixation with Cable-Pin system and Kirschner wire tension band technique for patela fracture and the complications. METHODS:Eighty patients with radiology-confirmed transverse displacement of patela participated in this trial, and were randomly divided into two groups. Forty patients underwent a minimaly invasive technique and the others had conventional open surgery using Kirschner wire. At postoperative intervals of 1, 3, 6, 12, and 24 months, pain was measured by Visual Analogue Scale scores, range of motion was measured by goniometry, and knee function was evaluated using the Bostman clinical grading scale. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Easement of pain was better in the minimaly invasive surgery group than in the control group at 1 and 3 months after treatment (P < 0.05). Above dominance disappeared at 6 months after treatment. At 3-24 months, the knee flexion training was faster and flexion angle was greater in the minimaly invasive surgery group, and results were significantly better than in the control group (P < 0.05). The incidence of discomfort fixation-induced complications was lower in the minimaly invasive surgery group than in the conventional open surgery group (P < 0.05). These data confirm that after minimaly invasive fixation with Cable-Pin system, pain was noticeably lessened, range of motion of affected knee was great, the recovery of knee function was better, the incidence of complications was reduced, and the repair effect was better than the conventional Kirschner wire fixation.
9.Nanoknife ablation of the pancreas in vivo experiment
Feihong SONG ; Yongliang CHEN ; Ming SU ; Wanqing GU ; Shichun LU ; Jian FENG ; Li YAN
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2015;21(5):328-331
Objective Nanoknife,also called irreversible electroporation,is a new technique of tissue ablation.Short,microsecond electrical pulses with high voltage are applied to the cell membrane,causing pores to form within the membrane and finally leading to cell death.The current study was to investigate the efficacy and safety of the nanoknife in the ablation of the healthy pig pancreas.Methods Three healthy pigs underwent open pancreatic tissue ablation with nanoknife,and blood leukocytes and amylase were detected before and after treatment.Three pigs were sacrificed and gross specimens were collected on day 5,day 10 and day 15 after the procedure,respectively.HE staining and TUNEL staining were conducted and tissue,cellular and subcellular structures were observed under the ordinary microscope and transmission electron microscopy.Results Three experimental pigs recovered well after the procedure.No significant adhesions were found surrounding the pancreatic tissue,and the ablation zone was slightly harder.Transiently increased leukocyte count and amylase level were observed after the ablation,which decreased to the normal level on day 3 after treatment.Under light microscope,the pancreatic tissues in ablation zone appeared to be significantly different from the normal surrounding regions,with more cell death and more apoptotic cells detected by TUNEL staining.The subcellular structure changes also changed under electron microscope.But the main pancreatic duct and its large branches,together with arteriovenous distributions did not change much.Conclusions Nanoknife pancreatic tissue ablation can induce irreversible damage.In the ablation area,pancreatic duct and vascular structures are kept intact.Within a reasonable voltage range and appropriate electrical pulses setting,nanoknife ablation is safe in vivo experiment.
10.Changes of serum GP73 after hepatectomy and its relationship with recurrence in hepatocellular carcinoma patients
Huayu YANG ; Yongliang SUN ; Yilei MAO ; Haifeng XU ; Jinchun ZHANG ; Xin LU ; Xinting SANG ; Shouxian ZHONG
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2012;27(2):115-118
Objective To investigate changes of GP73 after hepatectomy and its correlations with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) recurrence. Methods Perioperative serum GP73 was monitored in hepatic hemangioma and HCC patients undergoing hepatectomy. Clinicopathologic features and follow-up results were collected to evaluate the relationship between serum GP73 level and patients' prognosis.Results There was no statistical difference between preoperative GP73 and postoperative GP73 in hepatic hemangioma group.While preoperative GP73 in HCC group was 9.9(3.7 - 15.8) relative unit (RU),and that on POD3 (postoperative day 3 ) was 9.1 ( 3.4 - 13.3 ) RU,on POD7 was 74.3 ( 1.7 - 9.0) RU,on POD14 was 3.3(2.1 -5.4) RU ( F =72.606,P < 0.001 ).HCC recurred in 21 cases during follow-up,GP73 in recurrent cases [ 11.0 (8.4 - 13.8 ) RU ] was significantly higher than postoperative trough values while it was not different from their preoperative GP73 level [ 9.9 ( 2.9 - 15.0) RU ] ( Z =1.185,P >0.05). The preoperative GP73 level between recurrent subgroup and nonrecurrent subgroup was not significantly different (Z =- 1.546,P > 0.05 ).Preoperative GP73 did not correlate to patients' survival.Conclusions Hepatectomy for HCC leads to a significant decrease of GP73 and postoperative HCC recurrence accompanies reelevation of GP73. GP73 could be used as a postoperative monitor for HCC recurrence.