1.Comparison on CT-guided percutaneous radiofrequency ablation and cryoablation combined with synchronous biopsy of pulmonary nodules
Yingtian WEI ; Zhenjun WANG ; Xiao ZHANG ; Xiaobo ZHANG ; Xin ZHANG ; Xiaofeng HE ; Zhongliang ZHANG ; Hui SUN ; Li MA ; Yueyong XIAO
Chinese Journal of Interventional Imaging and Therapy 2025;22(5):305-309
Objective To compare the efficacy and safety of CT-guided percutaneous radiofrequency ablation(RFA)and cryoablation(CRYO)combined with synchronous biopsy of pulmonary nodules.Methods Totally 62 patients with pulmonary nodules who underwent CT-guided percutaneous ablation with either RFA(n=30)or argon-helium CRYO(n=32)combined with simultaneous biopsy were enrolled,and the regarding postoperative complication rates and 1-year local control outcomes were compared.Results All patients successfully completed both ablation and biopsy procedures.In RFA group,the mean diameter of lesion was(1.43±0.33)cm,and the biopsy positive rate was 90.00%(27/30).Post-biopsy intrapulmonary hemorrhage extent immediately increased by 0.60(0.28,1.63)cm.Hemoptysis,pneumothorax requiring chest tube placement and infectious cavities observed in 2(2/30,6.67%),6(6/30,20.00%)and 4 cases(4/30,13.33%),respectively,and the 1-year local control rate in RFA group was 90.00%(27/30).In CRYO group,the mean diameter of lesion was(1.59±0.34)cm,and the biopsy positive rate was 100%(32/32).Post-biopsy intrapulmonary hemorrhage extent increased by 1.20(0.60,1.83)cm.Hemoptysis occurred in 7 cases(7/32,21.88%),and pneumothorax requiring chest tube placement was noticed in 8 cases(8/32,25.00%),while no infectious cavity was observed.The 1-year local control rate in CRYO group reached 96.88%(31/32).Statistical difference of infectious cavity was found between groups(P<0.05).Conclusion Simultaneous biopsy during CT-guided percutaneous RFA and CRYO for lung nodules were both efficient and safe,while the former with relative higher incidence of infectious cavity.
2.Impact factors of vascular heat sink effect during in vitro microwave ablation of porcine lung
Zenan CHEN ; Zhongliang ZHANG ; Sibin WANG ; Xinyuan GUO ; Jing ZHANG ; Xiaobo ZHANG ; Xiaofeng HE ; Liangliang MENG ; Xin ZHANG ; Yingtian WEI ; Yueyong XIAO ; Qun NAN ; Xiao ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2025;41(3):383-388
Objective To observe the impact factors of vascular heat sink effect during in vitro microwave ablation(MWA)of porcine lung.Methods Simulation models were established using in vitro porcine lung tissue blocks based on isobaric inflation with an air pump and cyclic perfusion of duck blood with a glass tube and peristaltic pump,etc.MWA was performed under 8 different combining conditions(vessel diameter of 3 or 5 mm,blood perfusion of 30 or 50 cm/s,as well as distance between vessel and ablation antenna of 5 or 10 mm)each for 3 times.The highest temperature TV on vessel side and TC on control side during MWA,and ablation depth DV on vessel side and DC on control side after MWA were recorded.Multi-factor linear regression equations were constructed based on simulated vessel diameters,blood perfusion and distance between vessel and ablation antenna,and the impact factors of|TC-TV|and|DC-DV|were screened,respectively.Results Simulated vessel diameter showed linear positive correlation with both|TC-TV|and|DC-DV|(both P<0.001).Simulated distance between vessel and ablation antenna showed linear negative correlation with both|TC-TV|and|DC-DV|(both P<0.001),and the latter had more obvious impact on vascular heat sink effect than the former.Meanwhile,no significant linear relationship was found between simulated blood perfusion and|TC-TV|nor|DC-DV|(both P>0.05).Conclusion Simulated vessel diameter and distance between vessel and ablation antenna were both impact factors of vascular heat sink effect during in vitro MWA of porcine lung,and the latter was more influential,whereas simulated blood perfusion showed no significant impact on it.
3.High-resolution MR vascular wall imaging for differentiating perforating branch subtype and other subtype basilar artery ischemic stroke
Dan LUO ; Zhongliang RAO ; Xinlan XIAO
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2025;41(1):50-54
Objective To observe the value of high-resolution vascular wall imaging(HR-VWI)for differentiating perforating branch subtype and other subtype basilar artery(BA)ischemic stroke.Methods Totally 147 patients with posterior circulation ischemic stroke were retrospectively enrolled and divided into perforating branch group(perforating branch BA atherosclerosis,n=57)and multi-mechanism group(artery-to-artery embolism and/or hypoperfusion,n=90)according to MRI findings and Chinese ischemic stroke subclassification(CISS).Clinical data,HR-VWI and MR angiography parameters were compared between groups,and those being significantly different were included in logistic regression analysis to construct a model.Receiver operating characteristic curve was drawn,and the area under the curve(AUC)was calculated to evaluate the efficacy of the model for differentiating perforating branch subtype and other subtype BA ischemic stroke.Results The proportion of diabetes mellitus(DM)and dorsal plaque were both higher,while proportion of ventral plaque in perforating branch group was lower than those in multi-mechanism group(all P<0.05).No significant difference of the other clinical data,nor of the maximum wall thickness,lumen eccentricity index,lumen area,wall area,vascular stenosis rate,plaque load,vascular remodeling index and BA course of culprit plaques section was found between groups(all P>0.05).DM and dorsal plaque were both independent risk factors for perforating BA atherosclerosis,whereas ventral plaque was the independent protective factor(all P<0.05).The sensitivity,specificity and AUC of the model for differentiating perforating branch subtype and other subtypes of BA ischemic stroke was 82.46%,70.00%and 0.839,respectively.Conclusion HR-VWI could be used to differentiating perforating branch subtype and other subtype BA ischemic stroke.
4.Comparison on CT-guided percutaneous radiofrequency ablation and cryoablation combined with synchronous biopsy of pulmonary nodules
Yingtian WEI ; Zhenjun WANG ; Xiao ZHANG ; Xiaobo ZHANG ; Xin ZHANG ; Xiaofeng HE ; Zhongliang ZHANG ; Hui SUN ; Li MA ; Yueyong XIAO
Chinese Journal of Interventional Imaging and Therapy 2025;22(5):305-309
Objective To compare the efficacy and safety of CT-guided percutaneous radiofrequency ablation(RFA)and cryoablation(CRYO)combined with synchronous biopsy of pulmonary nodules.Methods Totally 62 patients with pulmonary nodules who underwent CT-guided percutaneous ablation with either RFA(n=30)or argon-helium CRYO(n=32)combined with simultaneous biopsy were enrolled,and the regarding postoperative complication rates and 1-year local control outcomes were compared.Results All patients successfully completed both ablation and biopsy procedures.In RFA group,the mean diameter of lesion was(1.43±0.33)cm,and the biopsy positive rate was 90.00%(27/30).Post-biopsy intrapulmonary hemorrhage extent immediately increased by 0.60(0.28,1.63)cm.Hemoptysis,pneumothorax requiring chest tube placement and infectious cavities observed in 2(2/30,6.67%),6(6/30,20.00%)and 4 cases(4/30,13.33%),respectively,and the 1-year local control rate in RFA group was 90.00%(27/30).In CRYO group,the mean diameter of lesion was(1.59±0.34)cm,and the biopsy positive rate was 100%(32/32).Post-biopsy intrapulmonary hemorrhage extent increased by 1.20(0.60,1.83)cm.Hemoptysis occurred in 7 cases(7/32,21.88%),and pneumothorax requiring chest tube placement was noticed in 8 cases(8/32,25.00%),while no infectious cavity was observed.The 1-year local control rate in CRYO group reached 96.88%(31/32).Statistical difference of infectious cavity was found between groups(P<0.05).Conclusion Simultaneous biopsy during CT-guided percutaneous RFA and CRYO for lung nodules were both efficient and safe,while the former with relative higher incidence of infectious cavity.
5.Impact factors of vascular heat sink effect during in vitro microwave ablation of porcine lung
Zenan CHEN ; Zhongliang ZHANG ; Sibin WANG ; Xinyuan GUO ; Jing ZHANG ; Xiaobo ZHANG ; Xiaofeng HE ; Liangliang MENG ; Xin ZHANG ; Yingtian WEI ; Yueyong XIAO ; Qun NAN ; Xiao ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2025;41(3):383-388
Objective To observe the impact factors of vascular heat sink effect during in vitro microwave ablation(MWA)of porcine lung.Methods Simulation models were established using in vitro porcine lung tissue blocks based on isobaric inflation with an air pump and cyclic perfusion of duck blood with a glass tube and peristaltic pump,etc.MWA was performed under 8 different combining conditions(vessel diameter of 3 or 5 mm,blood perfusion of 30 or 50 cm/s,as well as distance between vessel and ablation antenna of 5 or 10 mm)each for 3 times.The highest temperature TV on vessel side and TC on control side during MWA,and ablation depth DV on vessel side and DC on control side after MWA were recorded.Multi-factor linear regression equations were constructed based on simulated vessel diameters,blood perfusion and distance between vessel and ablation antenna,and the impact factors of|TC-TV|and|DC-DV|were screened,respectively.Results Simulated vessel diameter showed linear positive correlation with both|TC-TV|and|DC-DV|(both P<0.001).Simulated distance between vessel and ablation antenna showed linear negative correlation with both|TC-TV|and|DC-DV|(both P<0.001),and the latter had more obvious impact on vascular heat sink effect than the former.Meanwhile,no significant linear relationship was found between simulated blood perfusion and|TC-TV|nor|DC-DV|(both P>0.05).Conclusion Simulated vessel diameter and distance between vessel and ablation antenna were both impact factors of vascular heat sink effect during in vitro MWA of porcine lung,and the latter was more influential,whereas simulated blood perfusion showed no significant impact on it.
6.High-resolution MR vascular wall imaging for differentiating perforating branch subtype and other subtype basilar artery ischemic stroke
Dan LUO ; Zhongliang RAO ; Xinlan XIAO
Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology 2025;41(1):50-54
Objective To observe the value of high-resolution vascular wall imaging(HR-VWI)for differentiating perforating branch subtype and other subtype basilar artery(BA)ischemic stroke.Methods Totally 147 patients with posterior circulation ischemic stroke were retrospectively enrolled and divided into perforating branch group(perforating branch BA atherosclerosis,n=57)and multi-mechanism group(artery-to-artery embolism and/or hypoperfusion,n=90)according to MRI findings and Chinese ischemic stroke subclassification(CISS).Clinical data,HR-VWI and MR angiography parameters were compared between groups,and those being significantly different were included in logistic regression analysis to construct a model.Receiver operating characteristic curve was drawn,and the area under the curve(AUC)was calculated to evaluate the efficacy of the model for differentiating perforating branch subtype and other subtype BA ischemic stroke.Results The proportion of diabetes mellitus(DM)and dorsal plaque were both higher,while proportion of ventral plaque in perforating branch group was lower than those in multi-mechanism group(all P<0.05).No significant difference of the other clinical data,nor of the maximum wall thickness,lumen eccentricity index,lumen area,wall area,vascular stenosis rate,plaque load,vascular remodeling index and BA course of culprit plaques section was found between groups(all P>0.05).DM and dorsal plaque were both independent risk factors for perforating BA atherosclerosis,whereas ventral plaque was the independent protective factor(all P<0.05).The sensitivity,specificity and AUC of the model for differentiating perforating branch subtype and other subtypes of BA ischemic stroke was 82.46%,70.00%and 0.839,respectively.Conclusion HR-VWI could be used to differentiating perforating branch subtype and other subtype BA ischemic stroke.
7.Generation of a Cre recombinase knock-in mouse line labeling the mucous acinar cells of the sublingual gland
Yanli PENG ; Kecao SU ; Yiming LANG ; Zhongliang XIE ; Mingyue LI ; Xuetao ZHOU ; Qingye WANG ; Haizhen WANG ; Xiao YANG ; Guan YANG ; Yan TENG
Military Medical Sciences 2024;48(6):429-433
Objective To generate and identify the Itgbl1(integrin beta-like)promoter-driven Cre knock-in mouse line.Methods Itgbll-Cre knock-in mice were generated using clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats(CRISPR)/CRISPR-associated protein 9(Cas9)gene editing.The Itgbl1-Cre mice were crossed with the Cre reporter ROSALSL-tdTomato)mice to detect the expression profile of Cre activity.The tdTomato expression pattern across tissues and cell-specific markers were used to identify the cell types of Itgbl1-expressing cells and their progeny.Results and Conclusion tdTomato was specifically expressed in mucous acinar cells of the sublingual gland,pancreatic islet cells,and gastric endocrine cells.In addition,tdTomato expression was also found in some of the neurons of the retina and brain,as well as in a few cells in the serosal layer of the intestine,articular cartilage,periosteum,and bone marrow.The first Itgbl1-Cre recombinase transgenic mouse line was established,which can specifically label the mucous acinar cells of the sublingual gland.
8.Spatial and temporal expression pattern of somatostatin receptor 2 in mouse.
Mingchuan TANG ; Chuan LIU ; Rongyu LI ; Huisang LIN ; Yanli PENG ; Yiming LANG ; Kecao SU ; Zhongliang XIE ; Mingyue LI ; Xiao YANG ; Guan YANG ; Xinjiong FAN ; Yan TENG
Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2023;39(7):2656-2668
Somatostatin (SST) is an inhibitory polypeptide hormone that plays an important role in a variety of biological processes. Somatostatin receptor 2 (SSTR2) is the most widely expressed somatostatin receptor. However, the specific cell types expressing Sstr2 in the tissues have not been investigated. In this study, we detected the expression pattern of SSTR2 protein in mouse at different development stages, including the embryonic 15.5 days and the postnatal 1, 7, 15 days as well as 3 and 6 months, by multicolour immunofluorescence analyses. We found that Sstr2 was expressed in some specific cells types of several tissues, including the neuronal cells and astrocytes in the brain, the mesenchymal cells, the hematopoietic cells, the early hematopoietic stem cells, and the B cells in the bone marrow, the macrophages, the type Ⅱ alveolar epithelial cells, and the airway ciliated cells in the lung, the epithelial cells and the neuronal cells in the intestine, the hair follicle cells, the gastric epithelial cells, the hematopoietic stem cells and the nerve fibre in the spleen, and the tubular epithelial cells in the kidney. This study identified the specific cell types expressing Sstr2 in mouse at different developmental stages, providing new insights into the physiological function of SST and SSTR2 in several cell types.
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9.A Glassy Carbon Electrode Modified with Electrochemically Reduced Graphene Oxide/Gold Nanoparticles-Chitosan Composite Film for Sensitive Determination of Uric Acid
Ling WU ; Zhong CAO ; Tianming SONG ; Cheng SONG ; Jinglei XIE ; Jinglin HE ; Zhongliang XIAO
Chinese Journal of Analytical Chemistry 2014;(11):1656-1660
Anelectrochemicallyreducedgrapheneoxide/goldnanoparticle-chitosan(ERGO/AuNP-CS) composite film modified glassy carbon electrode ( GCE) was constructed by directly electrochemical reduction of GO, and then assembly of AuNP-CS polycation on the surface. The surface morphologies of different modified electrodes including bare GCE, GCE/GO, GCE/ERGO and GCE/ERGO/AuNP-CS were characterized by scanning electron microscopy ( SEM ) . The differential pulse voltammetric behaviors of the electrodes were investigated, and the results indicated that the composite of ERGO/AuNP-CS exhibited excellent electrocatalytic oxidation activity to uric acid ( UA) molecule. In 0. 10 mol/L of phosphate buffer solution (pH=6. 5) with a scanning rate of 100 mV/s, the proposed composite film modified electrode showed a linear electrochemical response to UA in the range of 0 . 05-110 μmol/L with a detection limit of 12. 4 nmol/L ( S/N = 3 ). The electrode displayed good selectivity, reproducibility and stability in the determination of UA in human serum and urine samples with a recovery of 93 . 8%-104 . 1%. The detection results were agreed with those of conventional spectrophotometry and uricase Kit methods.
10.Study on the essential medicines supply of medical institutions at county-level in Shaanxi Province
Lina WU ; Dehong WEI ; Chen CHEN ; Yuankui LI ; Qian SHEN ; Zhongliang ZHOU ; Bing LV ; Minghuan JIANG ; Xiao WANG ; Shimin YANG ; Yu FANG
Chinese Journal of Health Policy 2014;(6):41-46
Objective: To analyze the essential medicines supply of medical institutions at county-level in Shaanxi Province and to provide empirical evidences and suggestions to improve relevant policies. Methods:A strati-fied cluster random sampling method was used to choose the institution samples. A survey was conducted to study the supply of essential medicines in 2012. Indicators include the variety and amount of essential medicines procured, the medicine shortage condition, and the rate of winning the bid for essential medicine. Results:Essential medicines ac-counted for 69 . 1% of all medicines;and procurement of essential medicines accounted for 42 . 4% of all procurement spending on medicines. Of the top 25 chemical products of essential medicines, provincial supplementary medicines accounted for 33. 9%;and among the top 25 traditional Chinese medicines of essential medicines, the provincial sup-plementary medicines accounted for 51. 9%. All 27 medical institutions faced a shortage of medicines. There were 47 kinds of essential drugs in urgent need were out of bid. Conclusion:Essential medicine supply of medical institutions at county-level is in good condition;however, more attention needs to be paid to medicine shortage. We should take measurements to standardize the process of bidding for essential medicines and strengthen the management of medi-cine shortage in order to better meet patients’ needs.

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