1.Clinical effect of small-gauge vitrectomy for proliferative diabetic retinopathy with tractional retinal detachment
Yuou YAO ; Jianhong LIANG ; Xiaoxin LI ;
Chinese Journal of Ocular Fundus Diseases 2016;32(5):495-499
Objective To observe the clinical effect of small gauge vitrectomy (SGV) treatment for proliferative diabetic tractional (PDR) with retinal detachment (TRD).Methods The data of 42 patients (50 eyes) with PDR combined with TRD who had received SGV treatment were retrospectively analyzed.There were 22 males and 20 females,with an average age of (44.5±11.2) years.There were 16 eyes with TRD involving the macular area,34 eyes without TRD involving the macular area.The eyes with rhegmatogenous retinal detachment or retinal hole were excluded.The best corrected visual acuity (BCVA) was worse than finger counting in 18 eyes,worse than 0.1 in 15 eyes,0.1-0.3 in 16 eyes and better than or equal to 0.3 in 1 eye.Post operative tamponade was delivered for patients with iatrogenic retinal breaks,including 5 eyes with long acting gas and 7 eyes with silicone oil.The mean follow-up time was 9.7 months.The visual outcome,rate of retinal reattachment and complications were analyzed.Results The visual acuity improved in 34 eyes (68.0%),unchanged in 12 eyes (24.0%) and decreased in 4 eyes (8.0%).The difference of visual acuity before and after surgery was statistically significant (t=7.087,P<0.01).The total rate of retinal reattachment was 96%,and 84% of eyes achieved anatomic reattachment after single surgery.The rate of retinal reattachment was 89.5% (34/38) for these eyes without iatrogenic retinal breaks,4/38 eyes without iatrogenic retinal breaks still had retinal detachment in 3 months after surgery and received tamponade of long-acting gas or silicone oil.The rate of retinal reattachment was 66.7 % (8/12) for these eyes with iatrogenic retinal breaks and received post-operative tamponade.There were 17 eyes experienced postoperative vitreous hemorrhage,which were treated with anti-vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) antibodies or vitreous cavity lavage.There were 9 eyes with transient ocular hypertension,and 4 eyes with neovascular glaucoma (NVG).Among 4 eyes with NVG,2 of which were controlled through anti VEGF treatment or laser treatment,and 2 eyes of 2 patients refused to have further treatment.Conclusion SGV is safe and effective treatment for PDR combined with TRD,and intraocular tamponade is not necessary in the absence of iatrogenic retinal break.
2.Visual field outcomes and refractive status of retinopathy of prematurity after laser treatment
Yuou YAO ; Hong YIN ; Xiaoxin LI ; Mingwei ZHAO ; Jianhong LIANG
Chinese Journal of Ocular Fundus Diseases 2017;33(2):148-152
Objective To observe visual field outcome and refractive status of patients with retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) treated by laser photocoagulation.Method The data of 39 ROP patients (73 eyes) who received laser photocoagulation were retrospectively analyzed and compared with 13 normal control subjects (25 eyes) whose age and sex were matched with ROP group.There were 24 males (45 eyes) and 15 females (28 eyes) in ROP group,with an average age of (7.0± 1.28) years.The first laser treatment was carried out at postnatal age (PA) of (38.74±3.82) weeks,the birth weight (BW) of (1402.33 ±369.61) g and the number of laser burns was (517.86 ± 277.40).The control group included 7 females (13 eyes) and 6 males (12 eyes),with an average age of (7.17 ± 0.96) years.The age (t=0.691) and gender (x2=1.425) were comparable between the two groups (P=0.491,0.233).The data of patients and controls were retrospectively analyzed including best corrected visual acuity,refractive examination,automated perimetry test.The differences of the mean deviation (MD) of visual field and the spherical equivalent (SE) between these two groups were comparatively observed.ROP patients were divided into no VF loss group (MD≤2 dB) and VF loss group (MD>2 dB),mild VF loss group (MD ≤ 6 dB) and moderate VF loss group (MD >6 dB) according to the results of automated perimetry test,the differences of gestational age (GA),PA,BW,number of laser burns and SE between these groups were comparatively observed.Results The MD in ROP group and control group were 4.87±5.12 dB and 1.27 ± 3.34 dB,respectively;the difference between the two groups was statistically significant (t=-4.01,P< 0.001).The subgroup analysis showed that BW,number of laser burns,and SE were significantly different between no VF loss group and VF loss group (t=2.074,-1.996,-2.162;P=0.042,0.026,0.034);while the GA was not significantly different between these two groups (t=1.973,P=0.052).The difference of PA was not statistical significant different between mild VF loss group and moderate VF loss group (t=2.03,P=0.051) and SE was significantly different between the above two groups (t=3.283,P=0.002).For refractive outcomes,the BW and ROP stage correlated with SE significantly (r=-0.304,-0.387;P=0.015,0.002).The mean BCVA in ROP group was 0.84±0.23,and 59 eyes (91.2%) with BCVA better than 0.5.Conclusion Laser treatment for ROP tends to have less effect on long term refractive status and VF loss,with good visual outcome.
3.Comparison of different measure methods of macular hole closure index for predicting the anatomical prognosis of idiopathic macular hole surgery
Yuou YAO ; Mingwei ZHAO ; Chongya DONG ; Xiaoxin LI ; Hong YIN ; Jianhong LIANG ; Peipei LIU ; Jinfeng QU
Chinese Journal of Ocular Fundus Diseases 2017;33(4):341-345
Objective To compare the predicted efficiency ofmacular hole closure index (MHCI) calculated by 2 different methods for postoperative anatomical outcomes after idiopathic macular hole (MH) surgery.Methods This is a prospective exploratory clinical study.A total of 63 patients (63 eyes) with idiopathic MH,who received vitrectomy,inner limiting membrane peeling and gas tamponade,were enrolled in this study.All the patients received optical coherence tomography (OCT) examination at each visit to measure the MHCI using the formula MHCI=(M+N) /BASE,M and N is the distance from outer limiting membrane break points to the beginning points of detached photoreceptor from retinal pigment epithelium of both side of the hole,respectively.BASE is the length of MH base.MHCI1 was measured by built-in caliper of OCT software,MHCI2 was measured by ImageJ software.The minimum macular diameter (MHD) was measured by built-in caliper of OCT software.Based on the OCT images,the anatomical outcomes were classified grade A (bridge-like shape closure),grade B (complete closure) and grade C (poor closure).Grade A and B are considered as good closure,grade C as poor closure.Patients were followed up at 3,6 and 12 months after surgery.The closure grades at last visit were the final outcome.The relationship between MHCI 1,MHCI2 and closure grades was analyzed.And the predicted efficiency of MHD,MHCI1 and MHCI2 for anatomical outcomes after the surgery was studied.Results The mean MHCI1 was 0.68±0.21 (0.30-1.35),MHCI2 was 0.95±0.26 (0.41-1.55),and MHD was (476.24±210.18) μm (127-956 μm).MHCI1 and MHCI2 were both negative correlated with the closure grades (r=-0.665,-0.691;P<0.001).The receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve analysis ofMHCI1,MHCI2 and MHD for the prediction of good or poor closure showed that area under the curve (AUC) was 0.928,0.957 and 0.916 respectively,and 0.505,0.67 and 559 μm were set as the lower cut-offvalue.The sensitivity was 96.2%,92.3% and 90.9% respectively,and specificity was 81.8%,72.7% and 76.9% respectively.Accordingly,the ROC curve analysis for the prediction of grade A or B closure showed that AUC was 0.840,0.847 and 0.653 respectively,and 0.705,0.965 and 364 μm were set as the upper cut-off value.The sensitivity was 80.0%,82.9%,63.4% respectively and specificity was 75.0%,85.7%,65.9%.Conclusion MHCI1 and MHCI2,measured by built-in caliper of OCT software or ImageJ software,both have good predictive efficiency for the anatomical outcomes of MH surgery.
4. Changes of retinal microstructure in lamellar macular hole after vitrectomy
Mengyang LI ; Jinfeng QU ; Xinyao HAN ; Yuou YAO ; Hui ZHANG ; Enzhong JIN ; Jie HU ; Zongyi WANG ; Mingwei ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Ocular Fundus Diseases 2019;35(6):534-538
Objective:
To observe the changes of retinal microstructure in lamellar macular hole (LMH) after vitrectomy.
Methods:
A retrospective clinical observational study. Forty patients (41 eyes) with LMH and received vitrectomy in Ophthalmology Department of Peking University People’s Hospital from January 2014 to September 2018 were included in this study. Among them, 14 patients (15 eyes) were males and 26 patients (26 eyes) were females, with an average age of 67.8±8.6 years. There were 37 eyes with a lens and 4 eyes with an IOL. There were 29 eyes with LMH of tractional type, 7 eyes of degenerative type, and 5 eyes of mixed type. All patients underwent BCVA and OCT examinations. The BCVA examination was performed using the international standard visual acuity chart, which was converted into logMAR visual acuity. The average logMAR BCVA was 0.57±0.27; the mean macular retinal thickness (CRT) was 192.3±108.9 μm, the mean macular thickness (MRT) was 427.5±110.2 μm. Among the 29 eyes of tractional type, there were 17 eyes with retinal cavity, 8 eyes with macular retinoschisis, and 3 eyes with incomplete ellipsoid zone. Among the 7 eyes of degenerative type, there were 5 eyes with lamellar hole-associated epiretinal proliferation (LHEP), 5 eyes with retinal cavity, and 5 eyes with incomplete ellipsoid zone. Among the 5 eyes of mixed type, 2 eyes with LHEP, 1 eye with macular epiretinal membrane, and 4 eyes with incomplete ellipsoid zone. The average follow-up time after surgery was 12.8±5.2 months. Among them, 10 eyes were followed up for equal or greater than 24 months. After the surgery, the same equipment and method before the surgery were used for relevant examination. The changes of BCVA, CRT, and MRT before and after surgery were observed. Continuous variables were compared by
5.Ideological and political education in Microbiology Experiment: reform and exploration.
Lijuan YIN ; Hongbin WANG ; Shuli MAN ; Yuou TENG ; Xuegang LUO ; Yu LI
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2021;37(4):1434-1442
Deepening the ideological and political construction of curriculum and carrying out the fundamental task of cultivating people with morality are the important requirements of education reform and talent cultivation in the new era. Microbiology Experiment is an important basic course and core practice course of Bioengineering, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Food Science and Engineering, et al. In order to give full play to the education function of Microbiology Experiment, this article deeply developed the ideological elements contained in the curriculum referring to the guidelines for the construction of ideological and political courses in institutions of higher education. And the article explored the ideological and political reform of Microbiology Experiment from three aspects: teaching content reform, teaching method innovation and improvement of teachers' ideological and political construction ability. Strive to integrate the value shaping, knowledge transference and ability training, cultivate high-quality professionals with firm ideals and beliefs.
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6.Extended internal limiting membrane peeling combined with releasing the edge for primary failed idiopathic macular hole surgery
Yuou YAO ; Mingwei ZHAO ; Jinfeng QU ; Wenzhen YU ; Mengyang LI ; Jie HU ; Hui XU
Chinese Journal of Ocular Fundus Diseases 2020;36(7):521-525
Objective:To explore the outcome of extended internal limiting membrane (ILM) peeling combined with releasing the edge technique for primary failed idiopathic macular hole (IMH) surgery.Methods:A retrospective analysis was performed. The data of 18 eyes of 18 IMH patients who were failed in primary surgery from August 2013 to June 2019 in Peking University People’s Hospital were enrolled in the study. Among them, 5 patients were males and 13 patients were females. The average age was 66.2±6.4 years. The BCVA were measured by ETDRS charts. The minimum macular hole size was measured on OCT B-scan image. The average preoperative BCVA and minimum macular hole size of primary surgery was 32.6±13.1 letters and 621.1±161.8 μm. The average preoperative BCVA and minimum macular hole size of second surgery was 34.4±12.3 letters and 499.0±148.6 μm. Average interval period of first and second surgery was 3.4±1.3 weeks. The surgical technique used in the reoperation included the extended ILM peeling combined with releasing the MH edges. The extended ILM peeling area ranged from 4 DD diameter to vascular arcades. The technique of releasing the macular hole edges was performed by using a silicone soft-tip extrusion cannula, with which tapping the edges softly or aspirated vacuum the edges concentricly. The average follow-up was 9.3±5.2 months. The clear OCT image can be obtained for confirming MH closure which was considered as the closure time in the first time. The comparison of preoperative and postoperative was performed by paired t-test. Results:The closure rate of second surgery was 94.4% (17/18), and average closure time was 2.1±1.0 weeks. Only 1 eye experienced the second surgical failure and received the third surgery to achieved macular hole closure. Average final follow-up BCVA was 51.5±13.0 ETDRS letters, with average improvement of 18.9 ETDRS letters (>3 lines) compared with preoperative BCVA of primary surgery. There was significantly statistical difference between the final BCVA and preoperative BCVA ( t=5.412, P <0.001). Eleven patients (61.1%) had 3 lines BCVA improvement, 15 patients (83.3%) had more than 1 line improvement, and 3 patients (16.7%) had on improvement. The final BCVA of patients significantly improved compared with preoperative BCVA of the second surgery ( t=7.595, P<0.001), with average improvement of 17.1±9.5 letters. Conclusion:The extended ILM peeling combined with releasing macular hole edges technique is effective to improve the closure rate and BCVA of primary failed IMH eyes.
7.Single cell RNA and immune repertoire profiling of COVID-19 patients reveal novel neutralizing antibody.
Fang LI ; Meng LUO ; Wenyang ZHOU ; Jinliang LI ; Xiyun JIN ; Zhaochun XU ; Liran JUAN ; Zheng ZHANG ; Yuou LI ; Renqiang LIU ; Yiqun LI ; Chang XU ; Kexin MA ; Huimin CAO ; Jingwei WANG ; Pingping WANG ; Zhigao BU ; Qinghua JIANG
Protein & Cell 2021;12(10):751-755