1.Treatment of injury in choledocho-pancreatico-duodenal junction in the era of damage control surgery
Chinese Journal of Digestive Surgery 2009;8(3):176-178
Injuries in the choledocho-pancreatico-duo-denal junction are rare, and are frequently associated with other severe vascular and visceral injuries. Interventions during early operation may aggravate the condition of patients, while proper application of damage control surgery (DCS) is helpful in raising the survival rate. Therefore, for most of the patients with choledocho-pancereatico-duodenal junction injury, definite opera-tion should be performed after removal of necrotic tissues, control of infection and adequate drainage. However, DCS should be applied with caution, and the indications of DCS should be strictly followed, because reoperation will increase the chance of injury and infection after DCS.
2.Radai tion pelvicopathy:a comprehensive and interdiscipli-nary approach
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2016;29(5):449-452
Radiotherapy is frequently employed as part of the multimodal treatment of cancers.Despite recent advances in ir-radiation techniques, radiation-induced side effects are more common.Radiation enteritis is a term traditionally used to define injury to the small intestine resulting from radiotherapy.The radiotherapy could induce damage of pelvic normal tissue.The most patients with radiation enteritits may also have co-existing radiation-induced damage of pelvic other tissue or organ.The radiation enteritis was man-aged, however, the therapy of pelvic damaged tissue or organ were ignored.Therefore, in 2015, we proposed the concept of radiation pelvicopathy which is most accurate description of the disease process and pathological characteristics.The purpose is to emphasize the interdisciplinary approach of pelvic radiation damage.
3.Nutritional support in organ transplant recipients
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(02):-
Organ transplantation is the treatment of choice for patients with end stage organ disease, many organ transplant patients with malnutrition are at high risk for developing postoperative complications, and causing death. Nutritional support can improve outcome of organ transplant patients.
4.Prevention and treatment of chemotherapy-induced intestinal barrier dysfunction
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(09):-
Chemotherapy has been shown to be effective in the treatment of patients malignancies, however, anticancer drugs, particularly high-dose, also damage other chemosensitive tissues such as the intestinal mucosa, and these adverse effects can impair intestinal mucosal barrier. The derangement in the barrier function plays a central role in the pathophysiology of systemic infection, shock, and sepsis syndrome. The chemotherapy-induced intestinal barrier dysfunction and its prevention and treatment had been reviewed.
5.Value of fish oil in fat emulsion
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(01):-
The fat emulsion in parenteral nutrition is very important.Fish oil has immunomodulation,intestinal mucosa barrier improvement and liver protective effects.Fewer postoperative complications and shorter ICU and hospital stay could be obtained through perioperative supplemention of fish oil.
6.Problems of nutritional metabonomics
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(02):-
Metabonomics is a method of understanding metabolic regulation by studying small molecules,which has been widely used in toxicology and pharmacology.But nutritional metabonomics is relatively new.The application of metabonomics to nutritional research still has many challenges,such as the development of small molecular libraris,and the deletion of signal noise.However,with the development of pattern-recognition techniques,scientists are optimistic with nutritional metabonimics development.
7.Glutamine transporters expressed in hepatocyte plasma membrane
Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition 1997;0(04):-
Glutamine is the most abundant amino acid in mammalian plasma and involved in the metabolism and tissue homeostasis of some important substance under physiological and pathological situations.Function of glutamine should be based on its transport into or out of the functional cells via transporters located in cytomembrane.As the liver is the primary center of amino acids homeostasis in the body,it is helpful to learn structure and function of those transporters in hepatic plasma membrane to having a better understanding of the metabolism and function of glutamine.
8.Bacterial translocation:the core of gut microbiota dysbiosis in patients with short bowel syndrome
Chinese Journal of Digestive Surgery 2015;14(12):1059-1062
The human gastrointestinal tract is colonized by complex and diverse microbiota which maintains an ecological balance under normal circumstances.Short bowel syndrome causes damage to the normal flora which predisposes the patient to colonic dysbacteriosis and small intestine bacterial overgrowth.Small intestine bacterial overgrowth may lead to digestive and absoptive disfunctions, mucosal inflammation, and may delay or prevent weaning from total parenteral nutrition.Moreover, small intestine bacterial overgrowth may be one of the causes of intestinal failure-associated liver disease, and eventually lead to various body dysfunctions.In this review, the bacterial translocation in short bowel syndrome were summarized, providing the theoretic proofs to treatment and prevention.
9.Precision medicine concept and clinical practice
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2016;29(4):440-444
As the rapid development of genomics , functional genomics and information technology , precision medicine came into being after evidence-based medicine .Precision medicine not only urges clinical doctors to analyze disease at a molecular level to a -chieve precision diagnosis , but also requires us to seek the best therapeutic targets according to the patient 's genetic information to a-chieve precision treatment .The United States and China have launched their precision medicine initiative in 2015 , thus the precision medicine era is coming .This review will focus on gene sequencing , big data integration , molecular pathology , non-invasive prenatal precision diagnosis , and precision cancer medicine to elucidate the application of precision medicine concept in clinical practice .
10.Research progress of physiological role of Vitamin D in the intestine
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2015;(1):106-109
Vitamin D ( VD) has been stated clearly in maintaining the balance of serumcalcium and phosphorus in human . Whereas, more and more evidences show VD has a considerable range of other physiological functions .VD has also been proposed to have vital functions controversially including adjusting immunity, antitumor, enhancing barrier in the intestine .The patients of short bowel syndrome are at particularly high risk of vitamin D deficiency .It has a significance in prevention and treatment of diseases to fur-ther clearly clarify the relationship and mechanisms of VD and the diseases .