1.CT Features of Large Adrenal Adenoma and Comparison of Pathological Feature between Large Adenoma and Small Adenoma
Journal of Practical Radiology 2000;0(12):-
Objective To analyze the CT features of large adrenal adenoma and to compare the pathological features of large adenoma and small adenoma in order to improve the diagnosis of large adenoma.Methods The unenhanced and enhanced CT images of 14 patients with large adrenal adenoma,proven surgically and pathologically and pathological features of small adrenal adenomas in 30 cases were retrospectively reviewed.The pathological features were evaluated in the cell composition,the incidence of cystic degeneration and hemorrhage of large adenoma and small adenoma.Results 14 large adenomas were unilateral and single,3 had distinct margin and 11 had indistinct margin,14 showed regular contour of round or ellipse,the size of tumors were 5 cm?5.5 cm~18 cm?20 cm.14 large adenomas presened heterogenous density in unenhanced CT study with CT value of-36~51 HU,and 3 showed calcification and 6 showed cystic degeneration.Most of the 14 adenomas presented heterogenenous enhancement after contrast administration.Pathologic examination indicated that the clear cells were predominant in the cell composition of small adenoma,while in the case of large adenoma,the proportion of compact cell predominance was equivalent to that of the clear cell and compact cell concomitance.3 small adenomas and 6 large adenomas had cystic degeneration,5 small adenomas and 4 large adenomas had hemorrhage respectively.Statistical analysis suggested that large adenoma had higher incidence of degeneration than that in small adenoma,while no difference was found in the cell composition and incidence of hemorrhage between large adenoma and small adenoma.Conclusion The large adrenal adenomas have higher incidence of degeneration than that in small adenoma,while no difference is found in cell composition and incidence of hemorrhage between large adenoma and small adenoma.
2.Detection and Drug Resistance of AmpC and Extended-spectrum ?-lactamase in Escherichia Coli from Urinary Infections
China Pharmacy 2005;0(14):-
OBJECTIVE:To detect and analyze the drug resistance of the AmpC and the extended-spectrum ?-lactamases(ESBLs)in Escherichia coli(E coli)from urinary infections.METHODS:ESBLs was detected by Phenotypic Confirmatory Test and AmpC was detected by improved three dimensional test.RESULTS:The isolating rates of ESBLs(45 strains),AmpC(8 strains)and AmpC+ESBLs in E.coli(5 strains)were 34.6%,6.2% and 3.8%,respectively.The drug resistance rates of ESBLs and AmpC-producing E.coli was higher than those of the strains without producing ESBLs or AmpC.CONCLUSION:Production of AmpC and ESBLs in ?-lactam antibiotics was the main resistance mechanism against E.coli.Carbopenems should be regarded as the first choice in clinical empirical medication for enzyme-producing strains.
4.Neuroimaging and treatment evaluation of amblyopia by function-MRI
International Eye Science 2015;(4):636-638
In the past, the ways to amblyopia neural mechanism research are given priority to visual electrophysiology and so on, which express the result use two -dimensional form, these ways mainly research the functions of the state before the lateral geniculate body. For the study of optic center, animal models are used to research it. But these kinds of methods are unable to accurately detect amblyopia neural mechanisms of human beings. Vulnerable to a variety of factors, it is difficult to finish the amblyopia treatment effect evaluation. Functional magnetic resonance imaging ( fMRI ) can reflect the three-dimensional visual cortex neuron activity noninvasively and accurately, and give rise to amblyopia neural mechanism and therapeutic effect evaluation. Therefore, in this paper, the amblyopia neural mechanisms and visual center after treatment effect evaluation of fMRI research progress are summarized.
5.The effect of acupunctural and moxibustional therapy on the apoptosis of breast cell MCF-7
Chinese Journal of Current Advances in General Surgery 2004;0(05):-
Objective:To observe the effect on the apoptosis of breast cancer cell MCF-7 with acupunctural and moxibustional therapy.Methods:Zusanli and Sanyinjiao neiguan in both sides of female Wistar mice were acupunctured and moxibusted.MCF-7 cell was cultirated with the serum.To detecte the cytoxicity with MTT,and detecte the apoptosic rate and Fas expression rate with flow cytometry after 72 hours.Results:The Fas expression was obviously increased upto 57.70% after 72h.The proliferation of MCF-7 was inhibited remarkably.The inhibition rate were 17.55%,24.71% and 31.85% after 12h,24h and 72h.The apoptosic rate were 8.72% and 10.18% after 72h,remarkably higher than the control group(P
6.Effect of Pingchuanlingchongji on the Auricular Microcirculation in Mice
Jintian LI ; Yan GUO ; Yongqi LIU
Chinese Journal of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine 2006;0(05):-
Objective To observe the effect of Pingchuanlingchongji (PCL) on the auricular microcirculation of mice and to investigate the effect mechanism of the treatment for asthma. Methods 50 mice were randomly divided into five groups, group 1 and group 2 were given 0.9% NS (25 mL/kg) as control group; group 3 was given aspirin (0.25 g/kg), 4 group was given low-dose (1.1 g/kg) PCL, group 5 was given high-dose (2.2 g/kg) PCL. Last for seven days. We injected Posterior Pituitary Injection (0.5 U/mL) on the rear vein of 2-5 group mices after the last time of given druy. The diameter of micro-artery in mice auricular, the diameter of micro-vein and blood flow speed were observed. Results As compared with contral group, PCL could expand significantly the diameter of micro-artery and the diameter of micro-vein in mice auricular (P
7.Establish a new method of genotyping of hepatitis B virus by restriction pattern analysis of S ampicon
Li YAN ; Jinlin HOU ; Yabin GUO
Chinese Journal of Infectious Diseases 1997;0(04):-
Objective A method was established for genotyping of hepatitis B virus (HBV),based on the restriction fragment length polymorphism(RFLP)created by BsrI, StyI,DpnI and HpaII action on an amplified segment of the S region. Methods 223 full-genomic sequences were analyzed and the aligned nucleotide and amino acid sequences of S gene, genotype specific regions were identified by the restriction enzymes, BsrI, StyI,DpnI and HpaII. Pre S PCR-RFLP genotyping method was applied to a number of serum samples from hepatitis B e antigen (HBeAg) positive and negative Chinese chronic HBV carriers. And in 90 samples the following genotypes were observed: 30B, 30 C, 30D. The method using S gene PCR-RFLP was confirmed to be correct by these 90 samples. Three samples of each genotype B, C and D were randomly selected and directly sequenced their S gene to confirm that HBV S gene PCR-RFLP genotyping method was correct disectly. Results The results of two PCR-RFLP HBV genotyping methods were coincide with that of S gene sequence. Conclusions The method for genotyping of hepatitis B virus (HBV), based on S gene RFLP is established to be highly sensitive, differential and accurate. The RFLP patterns are easy to be recognized because of its simplicity and singleness.
8.The investigation of the clinical features and nursing care strategy for pulmoary infections secondary to tuberculosis
Xiuyin YAN ; Yueyu GUO ; Li LIU
Chinese Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine 2003;0(02):-
Objective To observe the clinical features of pulmonary infections secondary to lung tuberculosis and explore the nursing care strategy in this condition.Methods Retrospective analysis on in patients of lung tuberculosis with secondary pulmonary infections from Sep 2000 to Aug 2002.Results Of 53 tuberculostic patients who were suffered from lung infection after hospitalization,majority were secondary tuberculosis including chronic fibrosis with cavity information in 21 cases and exudative in 17 cases while other typies like miliaris disseminata in 14 cases.Total mortality was 11.3%.Conclusion Intensive and specific nursing care could reduce the prevalence of nonsocasimal infection in tuberculostic in-patients and improve the outcome.
9.EFFECTS OF FREE FATTY ACID ON GENE, PROTEIN EXPRESSION AND TYROSINE PHOSPHOLATION OF LEPTIN RECEPTOR IN RAT ISLET CELLS
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 2001;0(08):-
Objective The effects of free fatty acid on leptin receptor in rat islet cells were investigated. Methods Islet cells of newborn sprague Dawley rats were incubated with palmitate acid (0 25mmol/L) or oleic acid (0 125mmol/L) for 12 hours, 24 hours and 36 hours respectively. Western blotting was used to assess the protein content of leptin receptor in rat islet cells. The RNA expression level of leptin receptor was assayed by RT PCR. Tyrosine phospholation of leptin receptor was determined by method of immuno precipitation. Results The protein content of leptin receptor in rat islet cells was significantly decreased after being incubated with free fatty acids for 24 and 36 hours compared with the control ( P
10.Correlated factors of pneumonia in the hospital in patients with neoplasm after chemotherapy
Yan LI ; Guiyue GUO ; Changjun LIU
China Oncology 2001;11(2):155-156
Purpose:To study the incidence of pneumonia, pathogenic bacteria and prognosis in patients with neoplasm after chemotherapy.Methods:Sputum culture was made by routine method. Then,to determine the kinds of bacteria bioMrieux ATB expression was used, and general drug-sensitivity test was done by Kirby-Bautr method.Results:Fever occured in 27.3% patients after chemotherapy, while pneumonia in 11.3% patients. 13 kinds of bacteria, 72 strains of bacteria and 2 kinds of fungi were found in 68 positive culture samples. The infection rates were 76.5% in infection of single bacteoia,23.5% in infection of two kinds of bacteria and 22.1% in bacteria with fungi. The infection rate of gram-negative bacteria is much higher than that of gram-positive ones (P<0.01).Conclusions:The incidence of pneumonia in the hospital is higher in patients with neoplasm after chemotherapy. Most pathogenic bacteria are gram-negative and sensitive to aminoglycosides, piperacillin and norfloxacin.