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Objective To investigate the sensitivity, specificity and clinical significance of detecting circulating tomor cells (CTCs) in NSCLC. Methods Twenty-five patients who undetwent surgical resection for NSCLC form Jan 2007 to Apr 2007 were in- cluded in this study. Control group included 10 patients with benign pulmonary diseses (2 case of hamartoma and 8 case of pulmonary tu berculosis) and 10 healthy volunteers. The pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood were collected respectively. The CD326 immunomagnetic beads and CK-fluorescein isothiocyanate (CK-FITC) were served as the marker antibodies of CTCs. Firstly mononu- clear cell marked by minibeads conjugated with CD326, the mononuclear cells were enriched and separated though Magnetic-activated cell separation(MACS), then the positive separtion cells were marked by anti-CK-FTTC and anti-leukocyte antibody CD45-phyco- erythrine (anti-CD45-PE), finally those cells detected and analyzed by flow cytometry . Results For stage Ⅰ and stage Ⅱ patients (n= 16), CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood of in 5 (5/16, 31.25%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9 (9/16, 56.25%). For stage Ⅲ and stage Ⅳ, CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 5 (5/9, 55.56%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9(7/9,77.78%).For stage Ⅰ,CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 3(3/13,23%)and from pulmo- nery veins blood in 8(8/13,61.54%).The whole CTCs positive detection rate from pilmonary veins blood was 64%(16/25)which higher than feom peripheral vein blood(40%,10/25)(P<0.05).Conclusion The method was set up by MACS combined with FCM to detect the CTCs of pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood of patients.with NSCLC,MACS combined with FCM may improve detection rate of CTCs.This technique appears to be an efficient to detect circulating tumor cells and may be important for dinical practice in the future.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the sensitivity, specificity and clinical significance of detecting circulating tomor cells (CTCs) in NSCLC. Methods Twenty-five patients who undetwent surgical resection for NSCLC form Jan 2007 to Apr 2007 were in- cluded in this study. Control group included 10 patients with benign pulmonary diseses (2 case of hamartoma and 8 case of pulmonary tu berculosis) and 10 healthy volunteers. The pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood were collected respectively. The CD326 immunomagnetic beads and CK-fluorescein isothiocyanate (CK-FITC) were served as the marker antibodies of CTCs. Firstly mononu- clear cell marked by minibeads conjugated with CD326, the mononuclear cells were enriched and separated though Magnetic-activated cell separation(MACS), then the positive separtion cells were marked by anti-CK-FTTC and anti-leukocyte antibody CD45-phyco- erythrine (anti-CD45-PE), finally those cells detected and analyzed by flow cytometry . Results For stage Ⅰ and stage Ⅱ patients (n= 16), CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood of in 5 (5/16, 31.25%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9 (9/16, 56.25%). For stage Ⅲ and stage Ⅳ, CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 5 (5/9, 55.56%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9(7/9,77.78%).For stage Ⅰ,CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 3(3/13,23%)and from pulmo- nery veins blood in 8(8/13,61.54%).The whole CTCs positive detection rate from pilmonary veins blood was 64%(16/25)which higher than feom peripheral vein blood(40%,10/25)(P<0.05).Conclusion The method was set up by MACS combined with FCM to detect the CTCs of pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood of patients.with NSCLC,MACS combined with FCM may improve detection rate of CTCs.This technique appears to be an efficient to detect circulating tumor cells and may be important for dinical practice in the future.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the sensitivity, specificity and clinical significance of detecting circulating tomor cells (CTCs) in NSCLC. Methods Twenty-five patients who undetwent surgical resection for NSCLC form Jan 2007 to Apr 2007 were in- cluded in this study. Control group included 10 patients with benign pulmonary diseses (2 case of hamartoma and 8 case of pulmonary tu berculosis) and 10 healthy volunteers. The pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood were collected respectively. The CD326 immunomagnetic beads and CK-fluorescein isothiocyanate (CK-FITC) were served as the marker antibodies of CTCs. Firstly mononu- clear cell marked by minibeads conjugated with CD326, the mononuclear cells were enriched and separated though Magnetic-activated cell separation(MACS), then the positive separtion cells were marked by anti-CK-FTTC and anti-leukocyte antibody CD45-phyco- erythrine (anti-CD45-PE), finally those cells detected and analyzed by flow cytometry . Results For stage Ⅰ and stage Ⅱ patients (n= 16), CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood of in 5 (5/16, 31.25%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9 (9/16, 56.25%). For stage Ⅲ and stage Ⅳ, CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 5 (5/9, 55.56%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9(7/9,77.78%).For stage Ⅰ,CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 3(3/13,23%)and from pulmo- nery veins blood in 8(8/13,61.54%).The whole CTCs positive detection rate from pilmonary veins blood was 64%(16/25)which higher than feom peripheral vein blood(40%,10/25)(P<0.05).Conclusion The method was set up by MACS combined with FCM to detect the CTCs of pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood of patients.with NSCLC,MACS combined with FCM may improve detection rate of CTCs.This technique appears to be an efficient to detect circulating tumor cells and may be important for dinical practice in the future.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the sensitivity, specificity and clinical significance of detecting circulating tomor cells (CTCs) in NSCLC. Methods Twenty-five patients who undetwent surgical resection for NSCLC form Jan 2007 to Apr 2007 were in- cluded in this study. Control group included 10 patients with benign pulmonary diseses (2 case of hamartoma and 8 case of pulmonary tu berculosis) and 10 healthy volunteers. The pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood were collected respectively. The CD326 immunomagnetic beads and CK-fluorescein isothiocyanate (CK-FITC) were served as the marker antibodies of CTCs. Firstly mononu- clear cell marked by minibeads conjugated with CD326, the mononuclear cells were enriched and separated though Magnetic-activated cell separation(MACS), then the positive separtion cells were marked by anti-CK-FTTC and anti-leukocyte antibody CD45-phyco- erythrine (anti-CD45-PE), finally those cells detected and analyzed by flow cytometry . Results For stage Ⅰ and stage Ⅱ patients (n= 16), CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood of in 5 (5/16, 31.25%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9 (9/16, 56.25%). For stage Ⅲ and stage Ⅳ, CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 5 (5/9, 55.56%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9(7/9,77.78%).For stage Ⅰ,CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 3(3/13,23%)and from pulmo- nery veins blood in 8(8/13,61.54%).The whole CTCs positive detection rate from pilmonary veins blood was 64%(16/25)which higher than feom peripheral vein blood(40%,10/25)(P<0.05).Conclusion The method was set up by MACS combined with FCM to detect the CTCs of pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood of patients.with NSCLC,MACS combined with FCM may improve detection rate of CTCs.This technique appears to be an efficient to detect circulating tumor cells and may be important for dinical practice in the future.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the sensitivity, specificity and clinical significance of detecting circulating tomor cells (CTCs) in NSCLC. Methods Twenty-five patients who undetwent surgical resection for NSCLC form Jan 2007 to Apr 2007 were in- cluded in this study. Control group included 10 patients with benign pulmonary diseses (2 case of hamartoma and 8 case of pulmonary tu berculosis) and 10 healthy volunteers. The pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood were collected respectively. The CD326 immunomagnetic beads and CK-fluorescein isothiocyanate (CK-FITC) were served as the marker antibodies of CTCs. Firstly mononu- clear cell marked by minibeads conjugated with CD326, the mononuclear cells were enriched and separated though Magnetic-activated cell separation(MACS), then the positive separtion cells were marked by anti-CK-FTTC and anti-leukocyte antibody CD45-phyco- erythrine (anti-CD45-PE), finally those cells detected and analyzed by flow cytometry . Results For stage Ⅰ and stage Ⅱ patients (n= 16), CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood of in 5 (5/16, 31.25%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9 (9/16, 56.25%). For stage Ⅲ and stage Ⅳ, CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 5 (5/9, 55.56%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9(7/9,77.78%).For stage Ⅰ,CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 3(3/13,23%)and from pulmo- nery veins blood in 8(8/13,61.54%).The whole CTCs positive detection rate from pilmonary veins blood was 64%(16/25)which higher than feom peripheral vein blood(40%,10/25)(P<0.05).Conclusion The method was set up by MACS combined with FCM to detect the CTCs of pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood of patients.with NSCLC,MACS combined with FCM may improve detection rate of CTCs.This technique appears to be an efficient to detect circulating tumor cells and may be important for dinical practice in the future.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the sensitivity, specificity and clinical significance of detecting circulating tomor cells (CTCs) in NSCLC. Methods Twenty-five patients who undetwent surgical resection for NSCLC form Jan 2007 to Apr 2007 were in- cluded in this study. Control group included 10 patients with benign pulmonary diseses (2 case of hamartoma and 8 case of pulmonary tu berculosis) and 10 healthy volunteers. The pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood were collected respectively. The CD326 immunomagnetic beads and CK-fluorescein isothiocyanate (CK-FITC) were served as the marker antibodies of CTCs. Firstly mononu- clear cell marked by minibeads conjugated with CD326, the mononuclear cells were enriched and separated though Magnetic-activated cell separation(MACS), then the positive separtion cells were marked by anti-CK-FTTC and anti-leukocyte antibody CD45-phyco- erythrine (anti-CD45-PE), finally those cells detected and analyzed by flow cytometry . Results For stage Ⅰ and stage Ⅱ patients (n= 16), CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood of in 5 (5/16, 31.25%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9 (9/16, 56.25%). For stage Ⅲ and stage Ⅳ, CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 5 (5/9, 55.56%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9(7/9,77.78%).For stage Ⅰ,CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 3(3/13,23%)and from pulmo- nery veins blood in 8(8/13,61.54%).The whole CTCs positive detection rate from pilmonary veins blood was 64%(16/25)which higher than feom peripheral vein blood(40%,10/25)(P<0.05).Conclusion The method was set up by MACS combined with FCM to detect the CTCs of pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood of patients.with NSCLC,MACS combined with FCM may improve detection rate of CTCs.This technique appears to be an efficient to detect circulating tumor cells and may be important for dinical practice in the future.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the sensitivity, specificity and clinical significance of detecting circulating tomor cells (CTCs) in NSCLC. Methods Twenty-five patients who undetwent surgical resection for NSCLC form Jan 2007 to Apr 2007 were in- cluded in this study. Control group included 10 patients with benign pulmonary diseses (2 case of hamartoma and 8 case of pulmonary tu berculosis) and 10 healthy volunteers. The pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood were collected respectively. The CD326 immunomagnetic beads and CK-fluorescein isothiocyanate (CK-FITC) were served as the marker antibodies of CTCs. Firstly mononu- clear cell marked by minibeads conjugated with CD326, the mononuclear cells were enriched and separated though Magnetic-activated cell separation(MACS), then the positive separtion cells were marked by anti-CK-FTTC and anti-leukocyte antibody CD45-phyco- erythrine (anti-CD45-PE), finally those cells detected and analyzed by flow cytometry . Results For stage Ⅰ and stage Ⅱ patients (n= 16), CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood of in 5 (5/16, 31.25%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9 (9/16, 56.25%). For stage Ⅲ and stage Ⅳ, CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 5 (5/9, 55.56%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9(7/9,77.78%).For stage Ⅰ,CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 3(3/13,23%)and from pulmo- nery veins blood in 8(8/13,61.54%).The whole CTCs positive detection rate from pilmonary veins blood was 64%(16/25)which higher than feom peripheral vein blood(40%,10/25)(P<0.05).Conclusion The method was set up by MACS combined with FCM to detect the CTCs of pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood of patients.with NSCLC,MACS combined with FCM may improve detection rate of CTCs.This technique appears to be an efficient to detect circulating tumor cells and may be important for dinical practice in the future.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the sensitivity, specificity and clinical significance of detecting circulating tomor cells (CTCs) in NSCLC. Methods Twenty-five patients who undetwent surgical resection for NSCLC form Jan 2007 to Apr 2007 were in- cluded in this study. Control group included 10 patients with benign pulmonary diseses (2 case of hamartoma and 8 case of pulmonary tu berculosis) and 10 healthy volunteers. The pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood were collected respectively. The CD326 immunomagnetic beads and CK-fluorescein isothiocyanate (CK-FITC) were served as the marker antibodies of CTCs. Firstly mononu- clear cell marked by minibeads conjugated with CD326, the mononuclear cells were enriched and separated though Magnetic-activated cell separation(MACS), then the positive separtion cells were marked by anti-CK-FTTC and anti-leukocyte antibody CD45-phyco- erythrine (anti-CD45-PE), finally those cells detected and analyzed by flow cytometry . Results For stage Ⅰ and stage Ⅱ patients (n= 16), CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood of in 5 (5/16, 31.25%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9 (9/16, 56.25%). For stage Ⅲ and stage Ⅳ, CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 5 (5/9, 55.56%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9(7/9,77.78%).For stage Ⅰ,CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 3(3/13,23%)and from pulmo- nery veins blood in 8(8/13,61.54%).The whole CTCs positive detection rate from pilmonary veins blood was 64%(16/25)which higher than feom peripheral vein blood(40%,10/25)(P<0.05).Conclusion The method was set up by MACS combined with FCM to detect the CTCs of pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood of patients.with NSCLC,MACS combined with FCM may improve detection rate of CTCs.This technique appears to be an efficient to detect circulating tumor cells and may be important for dinical practice in the future.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the sensitivity, specificity and clinical significance of detecting circulating tomor cells (CTCs) in NSCLC. Methods Twenty-five patients who undetwent surgical resection for NSCLC form Jan 2007 to Apr 2007 were in- cluded in this study. Control group included 10 patients with benign pulmonary diseses (2 case of hamartoma and 8 case of pulmonary tu berculosis) and 10 healthy volunteers. The pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood were collected respectively. The CD326 immunomagnetic beads and CK-fluorescein isothiocyanate (CK-FITC) were served as the marker antibodies of CTCs. Firstly mononu- clear cell marked by minibeads conjugated with CD326, the mononuclear cells were enriched and separated though Magnetic-activated cell separation(MACS), then the positive separtion cells were marked by anti-CK-FTTC and anti-leukocyte antibody CD45-phyco- erythrine (anti-CD45-PE), finally those cells detected and analyzed by flow cytometry . Results For stage Ⅰ and stage Ⅱ patients (n= 16), CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood of in 5 (5/16, 31.25%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9 (9/16, 56.25%). For stage Ⅲ and stage Ⅳ, CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 5 (5/9, 55.56%) and from pulmonary veins blood in 9(7/9,77.78%).For stage Ⅰ,CTCs were detected from peripheral vein blood in 3(3/13,23%)and from pulmo- nery veins blood in 8(8/13,61.54%).The whole CTCs positive detection rate from pilmonary veins blood was 64%(16/25)which higher than feom peripheral vein blood(40%,10/25)(P<0.05).Conclusion The method was set up by MACS combined with FCM to detect the CTCs of pulmonary veins blood and peripheral vein blood of patients.with NSCLC,MACS combined with FCM may improve detection rate of CTCs.This technique appears to be an efficient to detect circulating tumor cells and may be important for dinical practice in the future.  相似文献   

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Objective To investigate the clinical significance of ligating the portasystemic shunt confirmed by preoperative CT evaluation during orthotopic liver transplantation. Methods From January 2007 to August 2008, 35 patients in Tianjin First Central Hospital underwent preoperative three-dimensional CT scan, among them 23 patients had spontaneous major portasystemic shunts, the other 12 patients did not have portasystemic shunts. 16 out of the 23 cases with significant shunts underwent shunt ligation based on portal blood flow volume measured by intraoperative portal vein flowmetry. The shunt of the other 7 patients were left untreated. Results The portal blood flow in the 12 patients without portasystemic shunt as judged by preoperative CT scanning were (1101±70) ml/min. The shunts in 7 patients with portal blood flow greater than 1000 ml/min were not ligated, that of the 16 patients with portal blood flow volume lower than 1000 mL/min were ligated. The portal blood flow volume in those 16 patients before and after ligating the shunt were (657±112) m//min and (1136±161) ml/min, respectively (P<0.05). Postoperatively 2 patients suffered from portal vein thrombosis, among them 1 patient suffered from intermittent disturbance of consciousness, 2 patients died within 3 months, with one dying of respiratory failure from pulmonary aspergillus infection one dying of hepatic failure in 2 months after operation because of graft dysfunction.The other 19 patients with normal blood flow and well-functioning graft were alive. Conclusion The ligation of portasystemic shunt is mandatory in patients when pretransplant CT evaluation showing a major porto-systemic shunts and portal blood flow volume was less than 1000 ml/min.  相似文献   

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