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??Objective??To detect the level of fecal primary and secondary bile acids in infants with infantile cholestatic hepatopathy??ICH??and analyze its clinical value. Methods??Thirty infants with ICH were enrolled in this study??who were diagnosed with infantile cholestatic hepatopathy. Thirty infants with good health condition were enrolled as the healthy control group. The fecal samples were collected respectively in the preparatory treatment phase and treatment phase from infants with ICH and from the healthy infants. Bile acids were extracted from infants’ feces and were quantitatively analyzed by liquid chromatography-mass spectroscopy. Results??Among the fecal primary bile acids??the level of cholic acid??chenodeoxycholic and glycochenodeoxycholic acid both in the ICH preparatory treatment group and ICH treatment group was significantly lower than that in the healthy control group??P??0.016??.The level of fecal cholic acid and chenodeoxycholic acid of ICH treatment group was higher than in the ICH preparatory treatment group??P??0.016??. Among the fecal secondary bile acids??the level of lithocholic acid both in the ICH preparatory treatment group and ICH treatment group was significantly lower than that in the healthy control group??P??0.016????and the level of ursodeoxycholic acid in the ICH preparatory treatment group was lower than that in the ICH treatment group and healthy control group??P??0.016??. Conclusion??In infants with ICH, the changes of fecal primary bile acids and fecal secondary bile acids have their own characteristics at the early stage of treatment, which may be caused by the short-term treatment, the prognosis of the disease itself and the changes of intestinal function, including intestinal bacteria. Clinical attention should be paid to these changes.     

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??Objective To investigate the relationship between CCL2-2518A/G gene polymorphism and severity of enterovirus 71??EV71?? infection. Methods CCL2 gene polymorphism in 188 EV71-infected patients and 235 healthy controls were detected by the improved multiplex ligation detection reaction technique??iMLDR??. The level of CCL2 in two groups was determined by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay??ELISA??. Results No significant differences were found in the distribution of genotype CCL2-2518A/G between EV71-infected patients and the healthy control group??P??0.05??. The G allele??genotypes AG or GG?? in the CCL2-2518A/G??P??0.001?? was more frequent in patients with severe EV71 infection. The level of CCL2 in infected patients was higher than that of the heathy controls ??P??0.05???? the severe cases had higher level of CCL2 than that of the slight cases and healthy controls??P??0.05??. The level of CCL2 in GG gene group was significantly higher than that in AG gene group and the level of CCL2 in AG gene group was significantly higher than that in AA gene group.The people with CCL2-2518G allele??GG+AG?? had higher level of CCL2 than those only with CCL2-2518A allele??AA????P??0.05??. Conclusion The G carrier of the CCL2-2518A/G is found to be associated with severity of EV71 infection??and could be susceptibility factors in the development of EV71 infection.     

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??Toward New Classification Criteria for Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis??First Steps??Pediatric Rheumatology International Trials Organization International Consensus was published onJournal of Rheumatologyin October??2018??and then at the2018Annual Meeting of AmericanColleage of Rheumatology??ACR????the relevant experts introduced the samecontent. Although the new JIA classification criteria in the process of improvement in western countries is still??PRINTO has designed a two-step’sprospective study??which will form a mature new JIA classification criteria after itscompletion. The new trend and progress of this subject is of great significance to the diagnosis??treatment and research of JIAin the world. CCIHA has organized a group of relevant Chinese experts to interpret the international consensus??aiming at putting forward suggestions and opinions of Chinese experts on the new classification of JIA??providing a basis for future research on the real world researchof JIA in China??and putting forward the opinions of Chinese experts to be in line with the new international criteria. This paper only interprets faithfully the original English text. The formation and application of JIA’s new classification criteria in China still need further study and discussion.     

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??OBJECTIVE To discuss the effect and mechanism of cinepazide maleate (CM) on myocardial injured rats induced by isoproterenol (Iso). METHODS Fifty male and female rats were divided into normal group, model group, the low and the high dose group of the CM, and captopril (Cap)positive control group. The rat model of myocardial injury was established by subcutaneous injection of Iso (5 mg??kg^-1??d^-1)for 7 d, rats in treatment group were given intraperitoneal injection of CM on the second day (1.5,3 mg??kg^-1??d^-1), rats in positive control group were given intragastric administration of Cap(10 mg??kg^-1??d^-1), and rats in normal group and model group were given intraperitoneal injection of normal saline in the same volume, for 14 d. The rats in each group were tested before and after treatment by three times of running endurance test. After stopping drug all rats were anesthetized for measuring the electrocardiogram (ECG), then taken blood for measuring the activities of serum SOD, LDH and CK, and taken hearts for measuring heart weight index (HWI), left ventricular mass index (LHWI), the contents of myocardial hydroxyproline (Hyp)and MDA, and observing the morphological changes of myocardial tissue by HE staining. RESULTS Compared with rats in normal group, rats in model group showed endurance value decrease, ECG abnormalities (arrhythmia and myocardial ischemia in waveform), increased HWI, LHWI (P<0.01), myocardial Hyp content, myocardial MDA level, and the level of serum LDH and CK, and reduced the serum SOD activity (P<0.05 or P<0.01). Compared with model group, CM could significantly increase endurance value, improve abnormal phenomenon of ECG, lower the HWI, LHWI, myocardial Hyp content, myocardial MDA level, and serum LDH and CK levels were lower, and serum SOD activity increased, especially in high dose group of CM (P<0.01). HE staining showed in the model group rat ventricular remodeling, myocardial rupture, a large number of collagen fibers, in the treatment group, ventricular remodeling and myocardial fibrosis were significantly improved. CONCLUSION Cinepazide maleate has protective effect on myocardial injury of rats induced by Iso.     

Role of size and composition of traffic and agricultural aerosols in the molecular responses triggered in airway epithelial cells

The increased levels of fine particles in the atmosphere are suspected of aggravating cardiopulmonary diseases, but the determinants of particle toxicity are poorly understood. This work aims at studying the role of composition and size in the toxicity of size-segregated particulate matter (PM) collected at different sites on human bronchial epithelial cells. PM were sampled at a traffic urban site (Urb S) and a rural site (Rur S) during the pesticide-spreading period. Ultrafine (UF), fine (F), and coarse (C) PM were characterized by their shape and chemical composition. Whatever the site, the finest PM (UF and F) induced the mRNA expression of CYP1A1, a biomarker of polyaromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) exposure, NQO-1 and heme HO-1, two antioxidant responsive element-driven genes; and two effect biomarkers, GM-CSF, a proinflammatory cytokine and amphiregulin (AR), a growth factor. C PM have a low or no effect. Interestingly, AR is more strongly induced by rural PM at the same mass exposure. These discrepancies suggest involvement of PM chemical composition: rural PM bearing the characteristics of aged aerosols with a high content of water-soluble components, and PM at urban kerbside sites containing mainly water-insoluble components. To conclude, we provide evidence that the finest PM fractions, whatever their origin, are more prone to induce exposure and effect biomarkers. The AR differential expression suggests a source-dependent effect requiring further investigation because of the role of this growth factor in airway remodeling, a characteristic feature of chronic lung respiratory diseases exacerbated by particulate pollution.     

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All diabetic women are advised to give birth in a hospital with a pediatric service that allows for continuous intravenous glucose administration, precluding the need for out-of-house transfer of the infant. Women with pre-pregnancy diabetes or on insulin treatment during pregnancy should give birth in a hospital offering round-the-clock neonatal care. Early (breast) feeding is of paramount importance and should be started 30?min after birth, subsequently every 2?C3?h. A mandatory preprandial blood glucose measurement should be taken 2?C3?h after birth and again immediately before the infant is transferred out of the delivery room; subsequent preprandial measurements at 6, 12, and possibly 24?h of age. In the event of three consecutive values of >2.5?mmol/l (45?mg/dl), further controls may be dispensed with. Simultaneously, infants should be checked for symptoms of hypoglycemia by a midwife or nurse on the maternity unit. Clinical findings suspicious for hypoglycemia should prompt immediate blood glucose determinations. Blood glucose concentrations below 2?mmol/l (36?mg/dl; in infants without symptoms) or 2.5?mmol/l (45?mg/dl; in infants with hypoglycemia-related symptoms, prior hypoglycemia, or following asphyxia) require immediate intervention in the form of feeding (preferably breast milk, otherwise hydrolyzed formula, or hydrolyzed starch solution only temporarily), by gavage if necessary. Intravenous glucose administration if blood glucose falls below 1.7?mmol/l (30?mg/dl). Routine echocardiography or laboratory tests (Ca2+, Mg2+, hematocrit, bilirubin) are not necessary unless otherwise indicated. Breast feeding should be consistently encouraged before and after delivery.     

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??Abstracts?? Objective To study the T2* magnetic resonance imaging for evaluation of iron deposition of liver?? pancreas and heart in β- thalassemia major ??β-TM?? patients and the relationship of the serum ferritin with iron overload. Methods Measurement of hepatic?? pancreatic and cardiac MRI T2* was performed in 153 patients with β-TM from May 1?? 2010 to December 31?? 2010??The demographics and serum ferritin ??SF?? were collected. The rate of the iron overload in liver?? pancreas and heart was analyzed. The rates of combined pancreatic and cardiac iron overload in different hepatic iron overload groups were compared. Results According to MRI T2*?? there was serious hepatic iron overload in 85 cases?? moderate in 39?? mild in 21?? no iron overload in 8. Similarly?? there was pancreatic iron overload in 134?? no iron overload in 19. In terms of cardiac iron overload?? there was serious cardiac iron overload in 37 cases?? mild in 21?? no iron overload in 95. No correlation was found between hepatic?? pancreatic and cardiac MRI T2* and age or SF?? but hepatic MRI T2* correlated with pancreatic and cardiac MRI T2*??P = 0.000?? r = 0.529?? r = 0.369???? and pancreatic MRI T2* correlated with cardiac MRI T2* well ??P = 0.000?? r = 0.715??. As grade of hepatic iron overload increases?? the patients demonstrated higher rate of combination of pancreatic and cardiac iron overload simultaneously ??χ2 = 20.78??P = 0.000??.