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961.
Zhang J Zhang W Zou D Chen G Wan T Zhang M Cao X 《Journal of cancer research and clinical oncology》2003,129(2):76-83
PURPOSE: To identify the biological function of a novel molecule which shows high homology with human guanosine monophosphate reductase (GMPR) and is named GMPR2. METHODS: GMPR2 cDNA was cloned from the cDNA library of human dendritic cells and was characterized by Bioinformatics. The expression pattern of GMPR2 was analyzed by Northern blotting. The enzymatic activity of the purified recombinant GMPR2 protein was determined using a spectrophotometric assay. HL-60 leukemia cells were transfected with GMPR2 and the expression of CD14 and myeloperoxidase (MPO) in HL-60 cells with and without 12- o-tetra-decanoyl-phorbol-13-acetate (TPA) induction was monitored by FACS analysis. RESULTS: The novel gene contained ten exons and nine introns and was mapped to 14q11-21. Northern blotting indicated a ubiquitous expression of GMPR2 mRNA in most of the human tissues and cancer cell lines investigated. The recombinant GMPR2 protein was able to reduce GMP. The expression of CD14 and MPO in HL-60 leukemia cells overexpressing GMPR2 clearly increased after induction by TPA. CONCLUSIONS: GMPR2 is a novel human GMP reductase, and overexpression of GMPR2 can promote the monocytic differentiation of HL-60 leukemia cells. 相似文献
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Anette?M.?C.?FranssonEmail author ?ke?Tegelberg Lena?Leissner Bengt?Wenneberg G?ran?Isacsson 《Sleep & breathing》2003,7(3):131-141
Objectives: To evaluate subjective discomfort and somnographic measures of patients with obstructive sleep apnea and snoring problems who had been treated for 2 years with a mandibular protruding device (MPD). Methods: The study population comprised 65 patients with a pretreatment diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) (n = 44) or habitual snoring without apnea (n = 21). After a baseline medical and somnographic examination, a functional examination of the stomatognathic system, and a questionnaire focused on sleep-related qualities, each patient received an MPD. Two follow-ups were made 6 months and 2 years after MPD treatment had been initiated, and all initial examinations were repeated. Results: At the 2-year follow-up, significant subjective improvements were registered in 90% of the patients regarding a reduction of snoring and apneas, in 76% regarding a reduction in daytime tiredness, and in 84% regarding an improvement in the quality of the night sleep (change of 50% from baseline data). At the 2-year follow-up of the OSA group, the oxygen desaturation index (ODI) had dropped significantly from a mean value of 14.7 (SD, 12.7) to 3.1 (SD, 4.2) (P < 0.001), and the mean SaO2 nadir rose from 78.2% (SD, 8.1) to 89.0% (SD, 4.7) (P < 0.001). Only one of the snorers increased his ODI value; the others retained their initial healthy values. The OSA patients significantly reduced the amount of time they snored during their sleep. Conclusion: MPD treatment is associated with a significant reduction in subjective complaints such as disturbing snoring, apneas, daytime tiredness, and poor quality of night sleep, and with a significant reduction in ODI values in the OSA group. In addition, favorable 6-month results were unchanged after 2 years. 相似文献
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Sandra?DragicevicEmail authorView authors OrcID profile Mitja?Kosnik Aleksandra?Divac Rankov Matija?Rijavec Katarina?Milosevic Peter?Korosec Maja?Skerbinjek Kavalar Aleksandra?Nikolic 《Lung》2018,196(3):297-303
Purpose
The maintaining of asthma control is difficult due to high variability in response to therapy among patients. Since matrix metalloproteinase 9 (MMP9) is implicated in inflammation and remodeling of asthmatic airways, it could be associated with adequate response to asthma therapy. The aim of this study was to investigate whether variants in 3′ end of the MMP9 gene are associated with clinical phenotype and responsiveness to treatment in children with asthma.Methods
The study included 127 asthmatic children from Slovenia. Variants in the 3′ end of the MMP9 gene were analyzed by direct DNA sequencing and the obtained results were correlated with clinical parameters.Results
Two variants were detected, rs13925 and rs20544. For the variant rs20544, statistically significant difference in airway hyperresponsiveness (p?=?0.011) and asthma control (p?=?0.049) between genotypes was found. Patients with TT genotype had lower airway sensitivity, and after 12 months of treatment showed significant improvement in Asthma Control Test (ACT) scores compared to CC and CT genotype. For the variant rs13925, the association with lung function was observed. The carriers of A allele showed noticeable improvement of lung function after the first 6 months of treatment in comparison to the carriers of G allele (p?=?0.046).Conclusion
The main finding of our study is the association of MMP9 genotypes rs20544 TT and rs13925 AA and AG with better asthma control, and indirectly better response to treatment. Based on these results, MMP9 deserves further research as a potential predictive biomarker for asthma.964.
Refractory angina is a life-disabling disease, even with the discovery of antianginal drugs and the advances in revascularization surgically or percutaneously to improve symptoms. Over the last decade a renewal of interest in an old surgical modality of narrowing the coronary sinus has evolved. Although the surgical procedure idea was born in 1940 it was overshadowed by the development of coronary artery bypass graft and percutaneous interventions. Recently, a percutaneous approach of reducing the coronary sinus size has been developed and several clinical studies have been reported in refractory angina patients. We review the history of coronary sinus intervention, and explore coronary sinus stent possible mechanism of action, device design, and the clinical data supporting its use. 相似文献
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J.?RibeiroEmail author P.?Figueiredo A.?Sousa J.?Monteiro J.?Pelarigo J.?P.?Vilas-Boas H.?M.?Toussaint R.?F.?Fernandes 《European journal of applied physiology》2015,115(5):1117-1124
Purpose
Our purpose was to characterize the oxygen uptake (\(\dot{V}{\text{O}}_{ 2}\)) kinetics, assess the energy systems contributions and determine the energy cost when swimming front crawl at extreme intensity. Complementarily, we compared swimming full body with upper body only.Methods
Seventeen swimmers performed a 100 m maximal front crawl in two conditions: once swimming with full body and other using only the upper propulsive segments. The \(\dot{V}{\text{O}}_{ 2}\) was continuously measured using a telemetric portable gas analyser (connected to a respiratory snorkel), and the capillary blood samples for lactate concentration analysis were collected.Results
A sudden increase in \(\dot{V}{\text{O}}_{ 2}\) in the beginning of exercise, which continuously rose until the end of the bout (time: 63.82 ± 3.38 s; \(\dot{V}{\text{O}}_{{ 2 {\text{peak}}}}\): 56.07 ± 5.19 ml min?1 kg?1; \(\dot{V}{\text{O}}_{ 2}\) amplitude: 41.88 ± 4.74 ml min?1 kg?1; time constant: 12.73 ± 3.09 s), was observed. Aerobic, anaerobic lactic and alactic pathways were estimated and accounted for 43.4, 33.1 and 23.5 % of energy contribution and 1.16 ± 0.10 kJ m?1 was the energy cost. Complementarily, the absence of lower limbs lead to a longer time to cover 100 m (71.96 ± 5.13 s), slower \(\dot{V}{\text{O}}_{ 2}\) kinetics, lower aerobic and anaerobic (lactic and alactic) energy production and lower energy cost.Conclusion
Despite the short duration of the event, the aerobic energy contribution covers about 50 % of total metabolic energy liberation, highlighting that both aerobic and anaerobic energy processes should be developed to improve the 100 m swimming performance. Lower limbs action provided an important contribution in the energy availability in working muscles being advised its full use in this short duration and very high-intensity event.966.
Yvan?BeaussantEmail author Florence?Mathieu-Nicot Lionel?Pazart Christophe?Tournigand Serge?Daneault Elodie?Cretin Aurélie?Godard-Marceau Aline?Chassagne Hélène?Trimaille Carole?Bouleuc Patrice?Cuynet Eric?Deconinck Régis?Aubry 《BMC palliative care》2015,14(1):61
Background
Little is known about what is at stake at a subjective level for the oncologists and the advanced cancer patients when they face the question whether to continue, limit or stop specific therapies. We studied (1) the frequency of such questioning, and (2) subjective determinants of the decision-making process from the physicians’ and the patients’ perspectives.Methods
(1) All hospitalized patients were screened during 1 week in oncology and/or hematology units of five institutions. We included those with advanced cancer for whom a questioning about the pursuit, the limitation or the withholding of specific therapies (QST) was raised. (2) Qualitative design was based on in-depth interviews.Results
In conventional units, 12.8 % of cancer patients (26 out of 202) were concerned by a QST during the study period. Interviews were conducted with all physicians and 21 advanced cancer patients. The timing of this questioning occurred most frequently as physicians estimated life expectancy between 15 days and 3 months. Faced with the most frequent dilemma (uncertain risk-benefit balance), physicians showed different ways of involving patients. The first two were called the “no choice” models: 1) trying to resolve the dilemma via a technical answer or a “wait-and-see” posture, instead of involving the patients in the questioning and the thinking; and 2), giving a “last minute” choice to the patients, leaving to them the responsibility of the decision. In a third model, they engaged early in shared reflections and dialogue about uncertainties and limits with patients, proxies and care teams. These schematic trends influenced patients’ attitudes towards uncertainty and limits, as they were influenced by these ones. Individual and systemic barriers to a shared questioning were pointed out by physicians and patients.Conclusions
This study indicate to what extent these difficult decisions are related to physicians’ and patients’ respective and mutually influenced abilities to deal with and share about uncertainties and limits, throughout the disease trajectory. These insights may help physicians, patients and policy makers to enrich their understanding of underestimated and sensitive key issues of the decision-making process.967.
Wesley?TooEmail author Michael?Watson Richard?Harding Jane?Seymour 《BMC palliative care》2015,14(1):67
Background
Globally, the majority of people with HIV/AIDS live in sub-Saharan Africa. While the increasing availability of antiretroviral therapy is improving the outlook for many, its effects are yet to reach all of those in need and patients still present with advanced disease. This paper reports findings from qualitative interviews with patients living with AIDS and their caregivers who were receiving palliative care from Hospice Africa Uganda (HAU). We aimed to understand what motivated patients and their families to seek formal healthcare, whether there were any barriers to help- seeking and how the help and support provided to them by HAU was perceived.Methods
We invited patients with AIDS and their relatives who were newly referred to HAU to participate in qualitative interviews. Patients and carers were interviewed in their homes approximately four weeks after the patient’s enrolment at HAU. Interviews were translated, transcribed and analysed using narrative and thematic approaches.Results
Interviews were completed with 22 patients (10 women and 12 men) and 20 family caregivers, nominated by patients. Interviews revealed the extent of suffering patients endured and the strain that family caregivers experienced before help was sought or accessed. Patients reported a wide range of severe physical symptoms. Patients and their relatives reported worries about the disclosure of the AIDS diagnosis and fear of stigma. Profound poverty framed all accounts. Poverty and stigma were, depending on the patient and family situation, both motivators and barriers to help seeking behaviour. Hospice services were perceived to provide essential relief of pain and symptoms, as well as providing rehabilitative support and a sense of caring. The hospice was perceived relieve utter destitution, although it was unable to meet all the expectations that patients had.Conclusion
Hospice care was highly valued and perceived to effectively manage problems such as pain and other symptoms and to provide rehabilitation. Participants noted a strong sense of being “cared for”. However, poverty and a sense of stigma were widespread. Further research is needed to understand how poverty and stigma can be effectively managed in hospice care for patients for advanced AIDS and their families.968.
Ya-Ping?Lee Chih-Hsun?Wu Tai-Yuan?Chiu Ching-Yu?Chen Tatsuya?Morita Shou-Hung?Hung Sin-Bao?Huang Chia-Sheng?Kuo Jaw-Shiun?TsaiEmail author 《BMC palliative care》2015,14(1):69
Background
Although many cross-sectional studies have demonstrated the association between cancer pain and psychospiritual distress, the time-dependent relationship has not been fully explored. For that reason, this study aims to investigate the time-dependent relationship between psychospiritual distress and cancer pain management in advanced cancer patients.Methods
This is a prospective observational study. Two hundred thirty-seven advanced cancer patients were recruited from a palliative care unit in Taiwan. Demographic and clinical data were retrieved at admission. Pain and psychospiritual distress (i.e.: anxiety, depression, anger, level of family and social support, fear of death) were assessed upon admission and one week later, by using a “Symptom Reporting Form”. Patients were divided into two groups according to the pain status one week post-admission (improved versus not improved groups).Results
One hundred sixty-three (68.8 %) patients were assigned to the improved group, and 74 (31.2 %) patients were assigned to the not improved group. There were no differences in the psychospiritual variables between groups upon admission. In overall patients, all psychospiritual variables improved one week post-admission, but the improvement of depression and family/social support in the not improved group was not significant. Consistent with this, for depression scores, there was a statistically significant pain group x time interaction effect detected, meaning that the pain group effect on depression scores was dependent on time.Conclusions
We demonstrated a time-dependent relationship between depression and pain management in advanced cancer patients. Our results suggest that poor pain management may be associated with intractable depression. The inclusion of interventions that effectively improve psychospiritual distress may contribute to pain management strategies for advanced cancer patients.969.
Muhammad?M.?HammamiEmail author Eman?Al Gaai Safa?Hammami Sahar?Attala 《BMC palliative care》2015,14(1):66
Background
Quality end-of-life care depends on understanding patients’ end-of-life choices. Individuals and cultures may hold end-of-life priorities at different hierarchy. Forced ranking rather than independent rating, and by-person factor analysis rather than averaging may reveal otherwise masked typologies.Methods
We explored Saudi males’ forced-ranked, end-of-life priorities and dis-priorities. Respondents (n?=?120) rank-ordered 47 opinion statements on end-of-life care following a 9-category symmetrical distribution. Statements’ scores were analyzed by averaging analysis and factor analysis (Q-methodology).Results
Respondents’ mean age was 32.1 years (range, 18–65); 52 % reported average religiosity, 88 and 83 %?≥?very good health and life-quality, respectively, and 100 %?≥?high school education. Averaging analysis revealed that the extreme five end-of-life priorities were to, be at peace with God, be able to say the statement of faith, maintain dignity, resolve conflicts, and have religious death rituals respected, respectively. The extreme five dis-priorities were to, die in the hospital, not receive intensive care if in coma, die at peak of life, be informed about impending death by family/friends rather than doctor, and keep medical status confidential from family/friends, respectively. Q-methodology classified 67 % of respondents into five highly transcendent opinion types. Type-I (rituals-averse, family-caring, monitoring-coping, life-quality-concerned) and Type-V (rituals-apt, family-centered, neutral-coping, life-quantity-concerned) reported the lowest and highest religiosity, respectively. Type-II (rituals-apt, family-dependent, monitoring-coping, life-quantity-concerned) and Type-III (rituals-silent, self/family-neutral, avoidance-coping, life-quality & quantity-concerned) reported the best and worst life-quality, respectively. Type-I respondents were the oldest with the lowest general health, in contrast to Type-IV (rituals-apt, self-centered, monitoring-coping, life-quality/quantity-neutral). Of the extreme 14 priorities/dis-priorities for the five types, 29, 14, 14, 50, and 36 %, respectively, were not among the extreme 20 priorities/dis-priorities identified by averaging analysis for the entire cohort.Conclusions
1) Transcendence was the extreme end-of-life priority, and dying in the hospital was the extreme dis-priority. 2) Quality of life was conceptualized differently with less emphasize on its physiological aspects. 3) Disclosure of terminal illness to family/close friends was preferred as long it is through the patient. 4) Q-methodology identified five types of constellations of end-of-life priorities and dis-priorities that may be related to respondents’ demographics and are partially masked by averaging analysis.970.
Tayyaba?AfsarEmail author Muhammad?Rashid?Khan Suhail?Razak Shafi?Ullah Bushra?Mirza 《BMC complementary and alternative medicine》2015,15(1):136