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OBJECTIVE: To investigate the therapeutic effect of fecal microbiota transplantation(FMT) combined with enteral nutrition on patients with refractory diarrhea and severe malnutrition.METHODS: Seventy-one patients with refractory diarrhea complicated with severe malnutrition in Department of Colorectal Disease,the Tenth People ' s Hospital of Tongji University and Department of General Surgery,General Hospital of Eastern Theater Command from June 2014 to October 2018 were prospectively collected for basic information,symptoms and signs,number of bowel movements,Bristol stool scores,and nutritional indicators,which were followed up after bacterial transplantation combined with enteral nutrition.RESULTS: After following up for 6 month,FMT combined with enteral nutrition in the treatment of severe diarrhea with severe malnutrition,the effective rate of treatment of diarrhea was 95.8%,of which the cure rate was 74.7%,and the remission rate was 21.1%.3 cases(4.2%) were ineffective,6 cases(8.5%) recurred.The frequency of bowel movements decreased from(8.3±2.2) before treatment to(5.3±1.3) after 1 month,(3.2±0.8)after 3 months,and(1.9±0.6) after 6 months.The Bristol score was reduced from(6.6±0.3) points before treatment to(4.8±0.7) points 1 month after treatment,(4.6±0.8)points after 3 months,and(4.3±0.8) points after 6 months.The body mass index(BMI) of the patients before treatment was 15.3±1.3,the BMI increased to 17.4±2.4 after 1 month of treatment,increased to 19.0±3.2 after 3 months,and 19.3±3.8 after 6 months.The total protein was increased from(48.6±4.7)g/L before treatment to(55.4±5.7)g/L after1 month of treatment,increased to(60.3±5.4) g/L after 3 months,and(68.4±6.9)g after 6 months.Albumin increased from(22.4±1.7)g/L before treatment to(31.7±2.4)g/L after 1 month of treatment,increased to(35.8±2.7)g/L after 3 months,and(37.5±3.7)g/L after 6 months.Fibrinogen increased from(1.6±0.4)g/L before treatment to(2.0±0.7)g/L after 1 month of treatment,increased to(2.4±0.8) g/L after 3 months,and(2.4±0.7) g/L after 6 months.Prealbumin increased from(82.0±18.6)mg/L before treatment to(178.3±25.3)mg/L after 1 month of treatment,increased to(235.7±28.2) mg/L after 3 months,and(259.6±33.5) mg/L after 6 months.The were significant differences before and after treatment(All P<0.05) CONCLUSION: After 6 months of follow-up,FMT combined with enteral nutrition can effectively reduce the number of diarrhea,improve stool characteristics,and improve nutritional indicators such as BMI,total protein,albumin,fibrinogen and prealbumin.
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Objective To systematically assess the efficacy of different programs regarding the selenium supplementation formulae used for prevention and treatment of Kaschin-Beck disease (KBD) in children.Methods PubMed,EMBASE,Cochrane Library,SCI expanded,CNKI (Chinese National Knowledge Infrastructure),VIP (Chinese Science and Technique Journals Database),CBM (The Chinese Biomedical Database),Wanfang Database,CSCD (Chinese Science Citation Database)had been electronically searched.All the searching processes were up-dated to Dec 2012 to identify randomized trials (RCTs) and non-RCTs to compare the selenium supplementation formulae with placebo or with no intervention.Two reviewers assessed the methodological quality of the study design,including RCTs or non-RCTs according to Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions 5.1 or a checklist described by Deeks J J,et al,respectively.Data was extracted independently.Results There were 14 RCTs and 12 non-RCTs papers included,but showing low methodological quality.Data from Meta analysis showed that selenium supplementation had caused the following progresses:radiologic improvement (RR=3.28,95％CI:2.06-5.22),higher hair selenium (SMD=2.05,95％ CI:1.00-3.11) lower new radiologic lesions (OR=0.18,95％ CI:0.09-0.36) than in the placebo or with no treatment groups.Both selenium and vitamin C supplementation did not show differences in radiologic improvement of metaphysis (RR=1.01,95％CI:0.84-1.22).Combination of selenium and vitamin E supplementation showed higher radiologic improvement than the placebo group.Combination of selenium and vitamin C supplementation had no influence on the difference in radiologic improvement or hair selenium than selenium supplementation.Selenium-enriched yeast showed higher radiologic improvement than sodium selenite (70.83％ vs.48.84％,P＜0.05).Selenium fertilization showed higher radiologic improvement than the nontreatment group (RR=3.98,95％ CI:2.25-7.05).Comprehensive intervention program and ‘grain drying approach' also showed certain effects.Conclusion Selenium supplementation could lead to better radiologic improvement and hair selenium,with lower new radiologic lesions.Current evidence supported its benefits on prevention and treatment of KBD.Large sample sized and well-designed trials together with the reporting on adverse outcome remained necessary.
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<p><b>OBJECTIVE</b>To assess the effect of Danshen on liver regeneration capacity of carbon tetrachloride-induced liver injury rats.</p><p><b>METHOD</b>Computer retrieval of data from CJFD, CBM, Chinese science & technology journal full-text database and Chinese medical association digital journals, and such foreign databases as PubMed, EMBASE and SCI was included in the randomized controlled trials (RCT) of rat liver injury induced by carbon tetrachloride,with the search as at May 2012. A Meta analysis was made using Rev-Man 5.1 software. Using the GRADE system to addess five outcomes in stuay.</p><p><b>RESULT</b>Two hundred and fourteen rats got involved in seven randomized trials. Meta analysis showed there were statistical differences between the Danshen group and the control group in alanine aminotransferase (ALT), aspartate aminotransferase (AST), superoxide dismutase (SOD), tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-alpha) and hyaluronic acid (HA) after rat liver injury induced by carbon tetrachloride. When we used system to each outcome, because of serious limitations and indirect, they are all very low quality.</p><p><b>CONCLUSION</b>Danshen shows certain promoting effect to liver regeneration in carbon tetrachloride-induced liver injury rats.</p>