Objective　To investigate the biological significance of p185 and p16 in breast cancer. Methods　Immunohistochemical S-P method was used to detect the expression of p185 and p16 proteins in 59 breast carcinomas，and their relations to clinicopathologic features were analyzed. Results　The positive rates of p185 and p16 were 47% and 34% respectively. No significant association was evident between the two proteins. There was also no significant relation between p16 expression and clinicopathologic features. p185 positive rate was 64% in the group of lymph-node involvement that was higher than that being 32% lymph-node negative one (P<0.05). Conclusion　p185 and p16 may play important roles independently in the development of breast cancer through different pathways. p185 detection is of important value in breast cancer.

Mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) are multipotent stem cells existing in multi-organs and can differentiate into several kinds of somatic cells. Recently it has been found that MSCs, under defined conditions in vivo or in vitro, can be induced to trans-differentiate into islet-like cells, which can secrete a small amount of insulin and lower blood glucose levels in diabetic mice. Thus, two major obstacles of islet transplantation, the insufficience of donor islets and immunologic rejection, might be solved simultaneously with this technique. This finding provides a new insight into treatment for diabetes.

Pancreatic cancer is one of the most lethal human malignant tumors, and its incidence is rising. Now, its treatment includes surgical resection,chemo - radiotherapy and supplementary treatment. The prognosis of pan-creatic cancer is still dismal. And its one-year survival is low. This article talks about the effect of clinical treatment on quality of life in patients with pancreatic cancer.

Objective To assess the efficacy and safety of paroxetine for epileptic patients following depression. Methods 156 epileptic patients were recruited. Patient Health Questionnaire 9-item Depression scale (PHQ-9) then the Hamilton Scale for Depression (HAMD)were the assessment tools. 31 patients, whose score of PHQ-9 more than 15 and HAMD more than 20 were selected. The monthly seizure frequency and depression severity were investigated before and 12 weeks after treatment with paroxetine, 20 mg/d. The side effects of paroxetine were also observed. Results 29 patients completed the observation. The total scores of the HAMD decreased 12 weeks after treatment (P<0.05). Dizziness was the most common adverse event during the first month of treatment. No seizure worsening was observed. Monthly seizure frequency did not change significantly. Conclusion Paroxetine is a safe and effective antidepressant for epileptic patients following depression.

Objective To study the effects of active and passive movement of the affected hand after ischemic stroke on brain activity patterns using blood oxygenation level-dependent functional magnetic resonance imaging (BOLD-fMRI) and to explore the central mechanism of movement treatment for hand disability.Methods Five pa-tients with subcortical cerebral infarction in Brunnstrom stages 1 to 3 (both upper limb and hand affected) were investigated using BOLD-fMRI during active and passive clenching and relaxing of the affected hand.Statistical parametric mapping software (SPM5) was used to integrate the activity data and display them in one standard brain map.The activated areas were then compared.Results The BOLD-fMRI signals aroused by both active and passive move-ment were enhanced in the contralateral sensorimotor cortex,the contralateral premotor cortex,bilaterally in the sup-plementary motor area and in the bilateral cerebellum.Both movements also activated the ipsilateral sensorimotor cor-tex and premotor cortex,which are not normally activated during such movements in healthy people.The areas were more extensive and the activation was stronger during passive movement.Moreover,the activated brain areas induced by active movement were mainly on the contralateral side,while passive movement induced activation distributed over both hemispheres almost evenly.Conclusions Both active and passive movement significantly activate the brain areas responsible for movement of the affected hand.Both are useful for boosting brain reorganization after stroke.

Objective To discuss the curative effect of neurotropin combined with etoricoxib in the treatment of pain in patients with ankylosing spondylitis (AS).Methods 30 AS patients were randomly divided into two groups.The control group was treated with 7.2Nu neurotropin injection for two weeks.The observation group was given neurotropin injection and 60mg etoricoxib tablets oral per day for two weeks.The Bath AS activity index(BASDAI),Bath AS functional index (BASFI),rachiodynia,hypnalgia and morning stiffness were observed.Results The total effective rate of observation group was superior to the control group,the difference was significant (P ＜ 0.05).No severe adverse reaction was observed.Conclusion Neurotropin combined with etoricoxib has definite effect on AS.

Objective:To observe the inhibitory effects of probucol on nuclear factor ?B (NF ?B) like activity of vascular smooth muscle cells(VSMCs). Methods:The effects of probucol and H 2O 2 on NF ?B like activity of VSMCs were investigated by electrophoretic mobility shift assay(EMSA). Results:NF ?B activation of VSMCs could be induced by H 2O 2 or new born calf serum(NCS) for 72 h, the gray measure of the protein bindings measured through computer scanning was 63.9 and 46 6 respectively. NF ?B activity of VSMCs stimulated by H 2O 2 or NCS might be prevented by 100 ?mol/L probucol, the inhibitory rate was 37.1%, 14.8% respectively. Conclusion:probucol can inhibit NF ?B activity of VSMCs stimulated by NCS or H 2O 2. These effects of probucol might help to reduce development of atheroclerosis and restenosis after percutaneous transluminal coronary angioplasty. [

Objective: To explore heart rate variability (HRV) and arrhythmia in patients with resistant hypertension.
Methods: Our work included 3 groups:Resistant hypertension (RH) group, n=39, Non-resistant hypertension (NRH) group, the hypertension could be controlled by 1-3 medications, n=42 and Control group, composed of 40 healthy subjects. The 24h ambulatory blood pressure and electrocardiogram were monitored, the time-domain of HRV and arrhythmia parameters were compared among 3 groups which including standard deviation of all normal RR intervals (SDNN), standard deviation of the average normal RR intervals for all 5-min segments (SDANN), the mean of standard deviation of all 5-minute RR intervals (SDNN Index), the root mean square of the differences between adjacent R-R intervals (rMSSD) and the percentage of adjacent R-R intervals varied by more than 50 ms (pNN50).
Results: Compared with Control group, both RH and NRH groups showed decreased time-domain HRV parameters, all P<0.05. Compared with NRH group, RH group had the lower time-domain HRV parameters, all P<0. 05, while the rMSSD was similar between 2 groups (t=-1.5048, P=0.1364). The rates of arrhythmia in both RH and NRH groups were higher than Control group. The incidences of premature atrial contraction and atrial tachycardia were higher in RH group than NRH group, P<0.05, while the premature ventricular contraction, ventricular tachycardia and A-V block were similar between 2 groups, all P>0.05.
Conclusion: RH patients had decreased HRV and increased arrhythmia, especially with the higher incidence of atrial arrhythmia.

Objective To determine the effect of treadmill exercise on expression of matrix metalloproteinase-2 (MMP-2) in rats follow-ing traumatic brain injury (TBI). Methods Fifty-five male adult Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly assigned to sham (n=15), control (n=20) and exercise (n=20) groups, the later two groups subjected to unilateral cortical contusion injury (CCI). All the rats were assessed with foot-fault test 6, 12, 18 and 24 days after CCI. Evans blue perfusion was used to evaluate the integrity of the blood-brain-barrier (BBB) 48 hours after CCI. Protein expression of MMP-2 was determined with Western blotting one week after CCI. Results The score of foot-fault test improved more in the exercise group than in the control group 12, 18 and 24 days after CCI (F>4.793, P<0.05). Evans blue extravasa-tion was less in the exercise group than in the control group (t=-8.091, P<0.001), as well as the expression of MMP-2 (t=-13.12, P<0.001). Conclusion Early treadmill exercise can improve the motor function in rats with TBI, which may associate with inhibition of MMP-2 ex-pression to protect BBB integrity.

Objective To evaluate ‘Cool-tip nee dl e’ radiofrequency ablation (RFA) for the treatment of solid tumors. MethodsIn this study, 102 patients w ith 157 tumors underwent RFA. Tumor size varied from 1.0cm to 20.0cm in d iameter. Result The comple te ablation(CA) rate was 83.5%(91/109)in tumors less than 5cm in diameter , and 35.4%(17/48)when tumors were larger than 5cm. RFA significantl y ameliorates symptoms in most lung cancer patients, and in 40%(4/10)patient s of pancreatic tumors. In the group receiving percutaneous RFA , no patients we re shifted to celiotomy, nor skin burn, or pneumothorax occurred. RFA for hepa tic tumors was complicated with abdominal pain in 13.4%(11/82), nausea in 6 .1%(5/82), jaundice in 9.7%(8/82), fever in 23.2%(19/82), and biliary leak age in 1.2%(1/82). Post RFA complications for pulmonary tumors included pain in 14.3%(1/7)and hypodermal gas accumulation in 14.3%(1/7). For pancrea tic tumors, pancreatic leakage in developed 20%(2/10), elevated blood amylas e in 70%(7/10), GI bleeding in 20%(2/10). Con clusions Treating solid tumors with ‘Cool-tip needle ’ RFA is efficient, reliable and safe, but great care should be taken in case o f pancreatic tumors.