1.Advancements in the role of iris parameters in implantable collamer lens implantation
Huihui JIN ; Jiaqing HUANG ; Xian WU ; Yingjie NI ; Chaoyang HONG ; Peijin QIU ; Ting SHEN
International Eye Science 2025;25(7):1037-1045
Phakic intraocular lens implantation has become one of the important means of correcting refractive errors today. Among them,the implantable collamer lens(ICL)is favored for its wide range of correction, excellent optical quality, and high safety, but the risks of postoperative complications such as glaucoma and anterior subcapsular opacification still exist. Vault is an important indicator for evaluating the safety after ICL implantation, and its ideal state is crucial for preventing complications. Studies have shown that iris morphology has a significant impact on vault. In order to further optimize surgical outcomes and improve surgical safety, this review comprehensively reviews the research progress of iris-related parameters in ICL implantation and discusses the importance of various parameters in preoperative evaluation and postoperative follow-up.
2.Analysis of clinical features,prognosis and comprehensive therapeutic strategies in 261 patients with limited-stage esophageal small cell carcinoma
Di LIU ; Jianjiao NI ; Kuaile ZHAO ; Jiaqing XIANG ; Zhen ZHANG ; Junhua ZHANG
China Oncology 2025;35(5):465-477
Background and purpose:Limited-stage(LS)-small cell esophageal carcinoma(SCEC),characterized by high aggressiveness and an extremely poor prognosis,lacks standardized staging systems due to its rarity.Consequently,no randomized controlled clinical trials exist to guide therapeutic strategies,necessitating reliance on extrapolated protocols from small cell lung cancer(SCLC)paradigms,though clinical outcomes remain dismal.This study aimed to analyse survival outcomes,prognostic factors,failure patterns and therapeutic strategies in patients with LS-SCEC.Methods:We conducted a retrospective single-center study of LS-SCEC patients diagnosed and treated at Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center from January 2006 to June 2023.Clinicopathological data for diagnosis,staging and follow-up were rigorously collected.Patients with mixed esophageal tumors in whom small cell carcinoma was not the predominant histological component(<50%)were excluded.Continuous variables were presented as x±s.Categorical variables were summarized as counts and percentages,with intergroup comparisons performed using χ2 test or Fisher's exact tests.Survival analysis was performed using the Kaplan-Meier method,and Cox regression was used to analyse factors related to prognosis.A two-sided P<0.050 was considered statistically significant.A 1∶1 nearest-neighbour propensity score matching was applied to compare survival outcomes between patients undergoing radical chemoradiotherapy and those receiving radical surgery followed by adjuvant chemotherapy.Results:Of 261 eligible LS-SCEC patients included,the median follow-up duration was 72.7 months(95%CI:52.0-92.4),with a median cancer-specific survival(CSS)of 24.5 months(95%CI:19.7-29.3)and a 5-year CSS rate of 32.8%.The median progression-free survival(PFS)was 12.0 months(95%CI:10.7-13.3).Among these,67 patients remained recurrence-free,and 169 patients exhibited disease progression after first-line treatment.Distant metastasis was the predominant recurrence pattern(131 patients,77.5%),whereas locoregional recurrence occurred in only 38 patients(22.5%).The most frequent metastatic sites were liver(54 patients),followed by bone(25 patients),brain(24 patients),and lung(23 patients).The number of chemotherapy cycle and TNM stage(8th edition)were independent prognostic factors for CSS and PFS in LS-SCEC patients.Comparative analysis of radical surgery with adjuvant chemotherapy versus radical chemoradiotherapy revealed no statistically significant differences in CSS and PFS(P>0.05),even after propensity score matching.Patients with cervical/upper thoracic tumors,longer tumor lengths,and advanced stages were more likely to receive chemoradiotherapy;additionally,the chemoradiotherapy group had a higher proportion of patients completing≥4 chemotherapy cycle.Conclusion:This large-sample retrospective study with comprehensive datasets and long-term follow-up demonstrated comparable survival outcomes between radical chemoradiotherapy and radical surgery plus adjuvant chemotherapy for LS-SCEC.A minimum of 4 chemotherapy cycle was associated with improved prognosis.SCEC is associated with a high risk of distant metastasis and marked heterogeneity.Therefore,the treatment of LS-SCEC should prioritize an individualized approach.
3.Analysis of clinical features,prognosis and comprehensive therapeutic strategies in 261 patients with limited-stage esophageal small cell carcinoma
Di LIU ; Jianjiao NI ; Kuaile ZHAO ; Jiaqing XIANG ; Zhen ZHANG ; Junhua ZHANG
China Oncology 2025;35(5):465-477
Background and purpose:Limited-stage(LS)-small cell esophageal carcinoma(SCEC),characterized by high aggressiveness and an extremely poor prognosis,lacks standardized staging systems due to its rarity.Consequently,no randomized controlled clinical trials exist to guide therapeutic strategies,necessitating reliance on extrapolated protocols from small cell lung cancer(SCLC)paradigms,though clinical outcomes remain dismal.This study aimed to analyse survival outcomes,prognostic factors,failure patterns and therapeutic strategies in patients with LS-SCEC.Methods:We conducted a retrospective single-center study of LS-SCEC patients diagnosed and treated at Fudan University Shanghai Cancer Center from January 2006 to June 2023.Clinicopathological data for diagnosis,staging and follow-up were rigorously collected.Patients with mixed esophageal tumors in whom small cell carcinoma was not the predominant histological component(<50%)were excluded.Continuous variables were presented as x±s.Categorical variables were summarized as counts and percentages,with intergroup comparisons performed using χ2 test or Fisher's exact tests.Survival analysis was performed using the Kaplan-Meier method,and Cox regression was used to analyse factors related to prognosis.A two-sided P<0.050 was considered statistically significant.A 1∶1 nearest-neighbour propensity score matching was applied to compare survival outcomes between patients undergoing radical chemoradiotherapy and those receiving radical surgery followed by adjuvant chemotherapy.Results:Of 261 eligible LS-SCEC patients included,the median follow-up duration was 72.7 months(95%CI:52.0-92.4),with a median cancer-specific survival(CSS)of 24.5 months(95%CI:19.7-29.3)and a 5-year CSS rate of 32.8%.The median progression-free survival(PFS)was 12.0 months(95%CI:10.7-13.3).Among these,67 patients remained recurrence-free,and 169 patients exhibited disease progression after first-line treatment.Distant metastasis was the predominant recurrence pattern(131 patients,77.5%),whereas locoregional recurrence occurred in only 38 patients(22.5%).The most frequent metastatic sites were liver(54 patients),followed by bone(25 patients),brain(24 patients),and lung(23 patients).The number of chemotherapy cycle and TNM stage(8th edition)were independent prognostic factors for CSS and PFS in LS-SCEC patients.Comparative analysis of radical surgery with adjuvant chemotherapy versus radical chemoradiotherapy revealed no statistically significant differences in CSS and PFS(P>0.05),even after propensity score matching.Patients with cervical/upper thoracic tumors,longer tumor lengths,and advanced stages were more likely to receive chemoradiotherapy;additionally,the chemoradiotherapy group had a higher proportion of patients completing≥4 chemotherapy cycle.Conclusion:This large-sample retrospective study with comprehensive datasets and long-term follow-up demonstrated comparable survival outcomes between radical chemoradiotherapy and radical surgery plus adjuvant chemotherapy for LS-SCEC.A minimum of 4 chemotherapy cycle was associated with improved prognosis.SCEC is associated with a high risk of distant metastasis and marked heterogeneity.Therefore,the treatment of LS-SCEC should prioritize an individualized approach.
4.Effects ofShipi-Gushen-HuayuRecipe on the expressions of collagen I, laminin, transforming growth factor-β1 andα-smooth muscle actin in adriamycin-induced renal fibrosis in rats
Gaoqiang WANG ; Liping SHEN ; Wei ZHANG ; Jun LI ; Jiaqing NI ; Xiuhua MI
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(11):1009-1012
Objective To investigate the effects ofShipi-Gushen-Huayu Recipe on the expressions of collagen I, laminin(LN), transforming growth factor-β1(TGF-β1)andα-smooth muscle actin(α-SMA)in adriamycin-induced renal fibrosis in rats.Methods A total of male SD rats were randomly divided into four groups, with 10 rats in each group: a normal group, a model group, a treatment group and a fosinopril sodium group. Except the rats in the normal group, the rest rats were subjected to renal fibrosisvia tail intravenous injection of adriamycin(4 mg/kg). Two weeks after modeling, the rats in the rreatment group and in the fosinopril sodium group were intragastrically administrated daily withShipi-Gushen-Huayu Recipe extract(43 g/kg)and fosinopril solution(2 mg/kg), respectively,both in the normal group and model group with saline. After 30 days, 24-hours urine protein were determined, and the expressions of collagen I, LN, TGF-β1 andα-SMA in kidney tissue were detected with immunohistochemistry staining.Results The expressions of collagen I(24.64±0.67vs. 32.86±0.88), LN(18.71±0.72vs. 28.35±0.87), TGF-β1(14.71±0.68vs. 18.35±0.96)andα-SMA(17.64±0.74vs. 25.86±0.85)in the treatment group were significantly lower than those in the model group(allP<0.01). The expressions of collagen I, LN, TGF-β1 andα-SMA in the fosinopril sodium group were 27.33±0.73, 20.44±0.81, 15.44±0.85 and 19.33±0.77, respectively. There was no statistically significant difference between the expressions of collagen I, LN, TGF-β1 andα-SMA in the treatment group and in the fosinopril sodium group.ConclusionShipi-Gushen-Huayu Recipe can significantly down regulate the expressions of collagen I, LN, TGF-β1 andα-SMA in adriamycin-induced renal fibrosis in rats.
5.Effect of 1-(2,6-dimethylphenoxy)-2-(3,4-dimethoxyphenylethyl-amino) propanehydrochloride on cystometry and benign prostatic hyperplasia in rats
Heng ZHENG ; Jiaqing QIAN ; Chunli SHAO ; Lin XIA ; Peizhou NI
Chinese Journal of Pharmacology and Toxicology 2001;15(2):150-154
1-(2,6-Dimethylphenoxy)-2-(3,4-dimethoxyphenylethylamino) propane hydrochloride(DDPH) caused parallel rightward shifts of the phenylephrine(Phe) concentration-contractile response curves and did not suppress the maximal contractile response to Phe (pA2=7.24) in isolated rabbit urinary bladder smooth muscle. DDPH decreased the parameters of cystometry in urethane-anesthetized rats. Thirty minutes after DDPH (25 and 50 mg*kg-1 ig) administration, bladder capacity, voiding pressure, voiding threshold pressure were significantly decreased. With the observation of light-microscope and electron-microscope technique, DDPH (25 and 50 mg*kg-1*d-1 ig for 4 weeks) also inhibited the development of testosterone propionate-induced benign prostatic hyperplasia in rats. The results indicate that DDPH may inhibit benign prostatic hyperplasia and improve the urinary flow.

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