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Dose-dependent effect of histamine on antibody generation in vivo

Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Medicine 2010年第2期3卷 112-116页

作者： Tripathi T Shahid M Khan HM Khan Ra.siddiqui MU DePartment of Biochemistry Faculty of MedicineJawaharlal Nehru Medical College and HospitalAligarh Muslim University Department of Microbiology Faculty of MedicineJawaharlal Nehru Medical College and HospitalAligarh Muslim University Department of Pharmacology Faculty of MedicineJawaharlal Nehru Medical College and HospitalAligarh Muslim University Department of Biochemistry Faculty of MedicineJawaharlal Nehru Medical College and HospitalAligarh Muslim University

Objective:To delineate immunomodulatory role of histamine on antibody generation pr of ile in rabbit in the present dose-dependent histamine ***:The cohort comprised of three groups(Ⅲ,ⅣandⅤ),containing six rabbits each,and received subcutaneous histamine 50μg/kg×bis in die(b.i.d.),100μg/kg×*** 200μg/kg X b.i.d.,respectively for 10 days (starting from the 1st day).They were subsequently immunized on the 3rd day with intravenous injection of sheep blood cell(SRBC)(1×10 cells/mL).GroupⅡ(positive control)(n=6) received vehicle(sterile distilled water) and immunized at day 3 similarly while groupⅠ(negative control) (n=6) remained non-immunized and received only *** experimentations were performed in *** samples were collected on pre-immunization(pre-I)(day 0),as well as on days 7-,14-,21-,28- and 58- post-immunization(post-I).Immunological parameters[total immunoglobulins(Igs),IgM and IgG]were analyzed by enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) ***:Histamine could influence a detectable antibody response to SRBC as early as day 7-post-I,which lasted until day 58- *** results were found statistically significant(Pration(until its presence in the body),and the antibody generation titer in vivo were affected by the concentration of histamine.

关键词： Histamine Immumomodulation T-cell dependent antibody response Humoral immune response SRBC

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Application of fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography in the management of head and neck cancers

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World Journal of radiology 2014年第6期6卷 238-251页

作者： Farzan siddiqui Min Yao Department of radiation Oncology Henry Ford Health System Detroit MI 48202 United States Department of radiation Oncology University Hospi-tals Case Medical Center Cleveland OH 44106 United States

The use of fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission to-mography(FDG PET) scan technology in the manage-ment of head and neck cancers continues to increase. We discuss the biology of FDG uptake in malignant lesions and also discuss the physics of PET imaging. The various parameters described to quantify FDG up-take in cancers including standardized uptake value, metabolic tumor volume and total lesion glycolysis are presented. PET scans have found a significant role in the diagnosis and staging of head and neck cancers. They are also being increasingly used in radiation ther-apy treatment planning. Many groups have also used PET derived values to serve as prognostic indicators of outcomes including loco-regional control and overall survival. FDG PET scans are also proving very useful in assessing the efficacy of treatment and management and follow-up of head and neck cancer patients. This review article focuses on the role of FDG-PET com-puted tomography scans in these areas for squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck. We present the current state of the art and speculate on the future applications of this technology including protocol de-velopment, newer imaging methods such as combinedmagnetic resonance and PET imaging and novel ra-diopharmaceuticals that can be used to further study tumor biology.

关键词： Fluorodeoxyglucose Positron emission tomography Squamous cell carcinoma Head and neck cancer radiation therapy planning

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卒中介入治疗培训指南：国际多学会共识文件

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国际脑血管病杂志 2017年第5期25卷 396-399页

作者： Lavine SD Cockroft K Hoh B Bambakidis N Khalessi AA Woo H Riina H siddiqui A Hirsch JA Chong W Rice H Wenderoth J Mitchell P Coulthard A Signh TJ Phatorous C Khangure M Klurfan P ter Brugge K Iancu D Gunnarsson T Pongpech S Rodesch G Soderman M Taylor A Krings T Orbach D Picard L Suh DC Zheng HQ Jansen O Muto M Szikora I Pierot L Brouwer P Gralla J Renowden S Andersson T Fiehler J Turjman F White P Januel AC Spelle L Kulcsar Z Chapot R Biondi A Dima S Taschner C Szajner M Krajina A Sakai N Matsumaru Y Yoshknura S Ezura M Fujinaka T Iihara K Ishii A Higashi T Hirohata M Hyodo A Ito Y Kawanishi M Kiyosue H Kobayashi E Kobayashi S Kuwayama N Matsumoto Y Miyachi S Mura.a.a Y Nagata I Nakahara I Nemoto S Niimi Y Oishi H Satomi J Satow T Sugiu K Tanaka M Tera.a.T Yamagami H Diaz O Lylyk P Jayara.a. MV Patsalides A Gandhi CD Lee SK Abruzzo T Albani B Ansari SA Arthur AS Baxter BW Bulsara KR Chen M Almandoz JE Fraser JF Heck DV Hetts SW Hussain MS Klucznik RP Leslie-Mawzi TM Mack WJ McTaggart ra Meyers PM Mocco J Prestigiacomo CA Pride GL rasmussen PA Starke RM Sunenshine PJ Tarr RW Frei DF Pabo M Nogueira RG Zaidat OO Jovin T Linfante I Yavagal D Liebeskind D Novakovic R Pongpech S 许岩孙瑞郭芮兵 From the American Association of Neurological Surgeons/Congress of Neurological Surgeons (AANS/CNS) Rolling Meadows IL USA American Society of Neuroradiology (ASNR) Oak Brook IL USA Asian Austra.a.ian Federation of lnterventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology (AAFITN) Bali Indonesia Australian and New Zealand Society of Neuroradiobgy-Conjomt Committee for Recognition of Training in Interventional Neuroradiology (CCINR) representing the raNZCR (ANZSNR) ANZAN and NSA Sydney Australia Canadian Interventional Neuro Group (CING) Edmonton AB Canada World Federation of Interventional and Therapeutic Neuroradiology (WFITN) Gold Coast Australia European Society of Neuroradiology (ESNR) Milan Italy European Society of Minimally Invasive Neurologic Therapy (ESMINT) Nice France Japanese Society for Neuroendovascular therapy (JSNET) Okayama Japan Sociedad Ibero Latino Americana de Neuroradiologica (SILAN) Cartagena Colombia Society of Neurolnterventional Surgery (SNIS) Washington DC USA Society of Vascular and Interventional Neurology (SVIN) Brooklyn NY USA 南京大学医学院附属金陵医院(南京军区南京总医院)神经内科 210002 解放军第一0一医院(无锡太湖医院)神经内科无锡214004

1背景缺血性卒中是全球人口死亡和残疾的首要原因。很多急性大血管闭塞（emergent large vesselocclusion，ELVO）患者都会遗留长期残疾。事实上，这些颅内大动脉闭塞经常会导致大面积脑损伤，进而造成患者死亡或严重致残。

关键词：缺血性卒中培训指南介入治疗文件学会国际血管闭塞动脉闭塞

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