2.Paying attention to the interventional diagnosis and therapy via portal venous system
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2006;0(08):-
This paper aims to summarize the clinical application of interventional technique via portal venous system, laying stress on the necessity of reinforcing, improving and comprehensively applying this interventional technique, and to provide new conception concerning the diagnosis and therapy of the diseases involving portal venous system.
3.A Comparative Study between CT Scan and Hepatoarteriography in Hepatic Carcinomas after Fully Filled with Lipiodol by TAE
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(02):-
Background: CT scan of hepatic carcinoma after transarterial embolization with Lipiodol (LP-TAE) will be influenced. A comparative study was made between CT scan and hepatoarteriography in hepatic carcinomas fully filled with Lipiodol after TAE for the purpose of demonstrating the difference. Materials and Methods: 20 cases of hepatic carcinoma fully filled with Lipiodol after TAE 1 to 8 months, confirmed by CT scans. Hepatoarteriography were then done 1 to 14 days afterwards. The demonstration of the original and new foci were thus be compared respec- tively by these methods. Results: The original tumor lesions were all stable on CT scans and new tumor lesions were found in 5 cases. Three features were found in arteriographies of the original tumor lesions: (1) stable, no obvious tumor vessels and stain; (2) tumor vessels and stains confined within the LP accumulated areas; (3) largely increased lesions exceeding the LP accumulated areas; (3)largely increased lesions exceeding the LP accumulated areas. Also other three features were found in new tumor lesion: (1) multiple intrahepatic daughter nodules; (2)small arterioportal shunts; (3) new masses. Conclusion: (1) Although good results had been archieved, but the lesions were not stabe in many of them. Long interval follow-up and TAE were not suitable. (2) Stage-Ⅱ surgical resection should be taken cautiously. (3) New techniques of CT scan and superselective he- patic arteriography with high flow rate should be adopted to improve the accuracy rate of de- monstrating tumor lesion.
4.Expression regulation of Bnip3 and its relationship with tumors
Journal of International Oncology 2013;40(11):807-810
Bnip3,a kind of mitochondrion apoptosis gene,belongs to the Bcl-2 gene family and BH3-only subfamily.It is one of the downstream response factors of hypoxia inducible factor (HIF).Bnip3 can induce cell apoptosis and autophagy under the oxygen deficit condition.Many studies show that Bnip3 is closely related to the occurrence,development and treatment of tumors.Molecular targeting treatment aimed at Bnip3 combined with chemoradiotherapy has preferable application foreground in tumor therapy.
5.Etiology and management of portal vein thrombosis:recent progress in research
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2015;(4):362-368
With the progress of imaging techniques, the diagnosis rate for portal vein thrombosis (PVT), that is used to be considered as a rare disease, has been rapidly increasing. PVT can be caused by systemic reasons such as various thrombophilic risk factors as well as a lot of local reasons such as cirrhosis, abdominal trauma and infection, malignant tumor, etc. At present, PVT is classified into acute and chronic entities based on the duration of clinical symptoms as well as on the presence or absence of portal cavernous transformation. The clinical manifestations and the treatment principles of the acute and chronic PVT are quite different. For acute PVT, the principle of treatment is to reopen the obstructed portal vein and to prevent the thrombus from entering into the superior mesenteric vein, while for chronic PVT the principle of treatment is focused on the management of the complications due to portal hypertension. The interventional management of portal thrombus plays an important role in reopening portal vein, reducing complications caused by portal hypertension, and restoring portal blood flow, etc. This paper aims to make a comprehensive review about the etiology and management of portal vein thrombosis.
6.Experimental Study in Pigs Using the Home-Made Stent(Shape Memory Alloy)
Xiaolin WANG ; Jiemin CHENG ; Zhiping YAN
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(03):-
Purpose:Home-made NiTi-stent was used in the study to observe the biological compatibility.Materials card Methods:Stents were implanted within the bile ducts,arteries,veins,bronchi of swine by surgery.Swine was killed according to the tie schedule to observe the patency of stents.Results:6 of 11 biliary stents were occluded completely,with only 5 stents partially patent.The degree of occlusion was related to the time period.10 of 11 femoral stents were patent,only 1 stent was occluded completely.1 of the only 1 venous stent was occluded completely,4 of 8 bronchial stants were patent.Epithlium tissues were found along the surfaces of stents.Both sides of the stents were covered by the epithelium cells partially and dominated by the proliferation of connective tissues and parenchymal cells of the organs.The constitution of proliferated tissues was related to the implanted time period of the stents.No connective tissues were found within two weeks,but obvious proliferation of connective tissues were found associated with lympheytic tissues.Conclusion:The dagree of surface covering of the home- made stent by epithelial the rate of was related to the diameters of the of and the lumceh stent implantation segment also the flow volume within the stent,and the period of stent implantation.Good results can be yielded by selecting the suitable stent and the implanting site.
7.The effects of transient cerebral ischemic reperfusion and flunarizine on the expression of plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 protein in brain tissue of gerbils
Wensheng ZHOU ; Zhiping HU ; Yan HONG
Journal of Chinese Physician 2001;0(02):-
Objective To study the effects of transient cerebral ischemic reperfusion(IR) and flunarizine on the expression of plasminogen activator inhibitor-1(PAI-1) protein in brain tissue of gerbils.Methods A cerebral transient ischemic-reperfusion model in gerbils was established by clamping both common carotid.The gerbils were fed with flunarizine before experiment in flunarizine treatment group.The expression of PAI-1 protein in brain tissue was detected by immunohistochemistry technique at the 1,3 and 7 days after IR.Results There was slight expression of PAI-1 protein in the brain tissue of gerbils in the normal control group and sham operation group.Compared with normal control group,the expression of PAI-1 protein in neurons and gliacytes of ischemic gerbils was evidently increased at the 1,3 and 7 days in the cerebral ischemia group(all P
8.Total en bloc spondylectomy for tumor of the thoracolumbar spine
Jianmin LI ; Jun YAN ; Zhiping YANG
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(01):-
[Objective]To evaluate the possibility and clinical value of total en bloc spondylectomy for the treatment of spinal tumors. [Method]Four cases of primary tumor of the thoracolumbar spine were treated with total en bloc spondylectomy TES through a single posterior approach performed in three cases(T10 solitary plasmacytoma,T8 hemangioma,and T12 hemangioma),and one case through a single stage anterior and posterior combined approach(L4 neuroblastoma with paraspinal mass).Improvements in osteotomy apparatus and surgical technique of TES were investigated.[Result]All patients attained significant clinical improvement after surgery without any severe complications.Patients were observed for 13 to 22 months.There was no local recurrence and distal metastasis by the last follow-up.[Conclusion]Total en bloc spondylectomy includes resection of the involved vertebra in two major blocs,rather than a piecemeal pattern.It is one of the most effective therapies for spinal tumors.Howerer,some components of TES remain to be further improved.
9.The study of interventional therapy for small hepatocellular carcinoma: a report of 42 cases
Jianhua WANG ; Kangrong ZHOU ; Zhiping YAN
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2000;0(12):-
Objective To investigate the curative effect and influential factors of small hepatocellular carcinoma (SHCC) treated by interventional therapy. Methods 42 patients with SHCC were treated by interventional therapy. Some possible prognostic factors were analysed with COX proportional hazard regression model. Results (1)Hepatic arteriographic manifestations: 26 of 42 cases SHCC revealed rich tumor vessels, 37 had tumor stain including 34 with nodular stain. (2)The overall 1 , 3 , 5 year survival rates of SHCC using Kaplan Meier method were 88%(37/42),74%(31/42),51%(21/42), respectively. (3)Clinical staging and typing of the patients,and accumulation of Lipiodol within the tumor obviously influenced interventional effects of SHCC. Conclusion (1) The most important diagnostic angiographic sign of SHCC is tumor staining, besides tumor vessels. (2) Interventional therapy of SHCC has an ideal effect and should be an important nonoperable curative method.
10.gyrA and parC genes mutations in quinolone-resistant clinical isolates of Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Yan TAN ; Zhiping FANG ; Xiaohong SONG ;
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 2003;0(08):-
Aim To study gyrA and parC mutations of clinical Pseudomonas aeruginosa strains. Methods MIC values of 55 clinical P.aeruginosa isolates were determined by agar dilution test and 1 sensitive strain and 8 resistant strains were selected with standard sensitive strain ATCC27853 as control, the quinolone determining region (QRDR) of the gyrA and parC genes were amplified by PCR, the lengths of PCR products were 351 bp and 397 bp. The gyrA PCR products(351 bp) were digested with enzyme sacⅡ. The gyrA and parC gene were sequenced. Results In this study, gyrA genes of all resistant strains had an ACC to ATC mutation in codon 83, leading to the amino acid substitution of an isoleucine for a threonine, and three high level resistant strains also showed a GAC to GGC mutation in codon 87, leading to the substitution of a glycine for an aspartic acid. In addition, four resistant strains also had an TCG to TTG mutation in codon 87 of parC gene, leading to the amino acid substitution of a serine for a leucine. The strains with both gyrA and parC mutations were two to sixteen times more resistant than the strains which had only gyrA mutations. At the same time, a silent mutation (CAC to CAT) in codon 132 of gyrA gene and a silent mutation(GCT to GCG) in codon 115 of parC gene occured, which did not lead to amino acid change. Conclusion The mutations of 83 and 87 codons of gyrA and the mutatations of 87 codon of parC gene were related to fluroquinolone resistance, and the mutations of the 83 codon of gyrA gene were more important.