2.Advances in multimodality neuroimaging studies of autism spectrum disorders
Chinese Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2014;29(12):883-888
Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) is a complex,behaviorally defined,mental disorder with uncertain causes although it is more likely caused by the interaction of genetic and environmental factors.ASD's heterogeneity in pathology and phenotype makes it difficult to accurately diagnose individual patients.Therefore,it is an urgent need to develop effective tools for screening susceptible individuals for early diagnosis and treatment.This paper reviews recent neuroimaging and imaging genetic studies of ASD.The existing results indicate that proper combination of multimodal neuroimaging techniques and genetic technology is expected to reveal the pathological mechanism of ASD and might help find objective biomarkers for achieving an early and accurate diagnosis of ASD.
6.Morphological observation of hairs in two patients with loose anagen hair syndrome
Zhuo CHEN ; Zhongming LI ; Weixin FAN
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2013;(1):56-57
Objective To observe the morphological changes of hairs in two patients with loose anagen hair syndrome.Methods Light microscopy,scanning electron microscopy and transmission electron microscopy were used to observe the morphology of hair shaft and follicles from two patients,including a 3-year-old girl child and her mother,with loose anagen hair syndrome.Results Light microscopy revealed that hair bulb was deformed,hair shaft was distorted,damaged,and even disrupted,and hairs tapered in diameter at their distal end.Scanning electron microscopy showed deformed or distorted hair shaft and wave-like edge of hair cuticles.Transmission electron microscopy revealed that pathological changes were mainly localized in the inner root sheath with vacuolization in both inner and outer root sheath cells.Intercellular adhesion was weak with a decrease or disappearance of desmosomes.Conclusion The pathological changes of hairs are mainly localized in the inner root sheath in patients with loose anagen hair syndrome.
7.Effect of nonylphenol on expression of steroidogenic factor-1 of Sertoli cells of rats cultivated in vitro.
Li-zhuo WANG ; Qi-yuan FAN ; Tai-yi JIN
Chinese Journal of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Diseases 2009;27(10):632-634
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toxicity
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RNA, Messenger
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genetics
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drug effects
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metabolism
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genetics
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metabolism
8.Determination of psoralen and isopsoralen in Bushen Yinao Capsules
Xuesong LI ; Xingdong FAN ; Zhubang YUAN ; Changcheng ZHUO ; Xiaolin LI
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine 1992;0(06):-
AIM: To establish the method of determining psoralen and isopsoralen in Bushen Yinao Capsules(Fructus Psoraleae,Radix et Rhizoma Ginseng Rubra,Poria,etc.). METHODS: HPLC conditions were as(follows:) Chromasil C_(18) column,a mobile phase of CH_3OH-H_2O(55∶45),and the wavelength at 247 nm. RESULTS: This method showed a good linear relationship in the ranges of 0.038-0.309 ?g(psoralen) and 0.036-0.295 ?g(isopsoralen).The average recoveries were 99.50% for psoralen(RSD was 0.91%,n=5) and 100.52% for isopsoralen(RSD was 1.70%,n=5). CONCLUSION: The method is simple,swift,accurate and practical in quality control of Bushen Yinao Capsules.
9.Effect of auxiliary radiological protective devices on reducing dose to the eye lens of interventional staff
Zhuo HUANG ; Yaohua FAN ; Baorong YUE ; Hui XU ; Xiangming OU
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2017;37(6):456-460
Objective To establish a method for reducing the dose to the eye lens of interventional staff,and provide the data basis for improving radiological protection measures.Methods One piece of interventional equipment coupled with conventional auxiliary protective devices and two types of common neural interventional procedures were selected to monitor 46 and 35 procedures before and after the device modification.The doses to the eye lens of staff were measured with direct-reading dosimeters for analysis of dose trends.Results After modification of the devices,the average dose to the left eye lens decreased from (9.71 ±10.86) to (3.23 ±5.59) μSv for the first operator,from (9.51 ± 12.34) to (0.68 ± 0.78) μSv for the second in cerebral angiography;whereas the dose decreased from (14.83 ± 19.13) to (4.17±4.59) for the first operator and from (14.12±21.76) to (1.23 ±1.57)μSv for the second in embolization procedure,respectively.The left eye lens doses measured before and after the modification showed significant difference (U =-2.760,-2.467,-1.967,-2.655,P <0.05).Conclusions The modification of the auxiliary radiological protective devices may effectively reduce the dose to the eye lens dose.This method was shown to be feasible for the improvement of radiological protection of interventional staff.
10.Nosocomial Infection:Investigation and Analysis of 387 Cases
Haifeng LI ; Zhigang WANG ; Chunyu HUO ; Xiao ZHUO ; Linke FAN
Chinese Journal of Nosocomiology 2009;0(18):-
OBJECTIVE To investigate the incidence of nosocomial infection (NI) in our hospital,analyze the related factors,and provide theoretical basis for better prevention and control of NI. METHODS A total of 19 203 inpatients from Dec 2006 to Nov 2007 were retrospectively analyzed,of which 387 inpatients suffering from NI. RESULTS The rate of NI was 2.02%,the highest infected rate was in ICU (24.32%). The main infection site was respiratory tract (57.58%). The species were predominated by Gram-negatives (52.00%). CONCLUSIONS The incidence of NI is connected with factors such as age,underlying diseases,invasive operation and the misusage of antibiotics.