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Objective To explore the relationship between forkhead box P3(Fox P3)gene polymorphism and susceptibility to gastric cancer in Chinese Han population.Methods From January 2014 to December 2016,a total of 312 patients with primary gastric cancer and 548 age and gender matched controls were recruited.Polymorphisms of Fox P3 at rs3761548 and rs2232365 loci were analyzed by polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism techniques(PCR-RFLP).Odd ratio(OR)and 95% confidence interval(CI)were used to analyze the correlation between different genotype and susceptibility to gastric cancer,clinical pathological characteristics of patients with gastric cancer.Results The frequency of AA,AC,and CC genotype of rs3761548 in gastric cancer group and control group were 22.8%(71/312),44.2%(138/312),33.0%(103/312)and 14.8%(81/548),48.5%(266/548),36.7%(201/548),respectively.AA genotype could increase the risk of gastric cancer(OR=1.711,95% CI 1.150 to 2.545,P=0.008).The frequency of A and G allele of gastric cancer group and control group were 44.9%(280/624),55.1%(344/624)and 39.1%(428/1 096),60.9%(668/1 096), respectively.A allele could increase the risk of gastric cancer(OR=1.270,95% CI 1.041 to 1.550,P=0.018).The frequency of AA,AG,and GG genotype of rs2232365 in gastric cancer group and control group were 19.2%(60/312),46.5%(145/312),34.3%(107/312)and 14.1%(77/548),48.7%(267/548),37.2%(204/548),respectively.In recessive model(AA vs AG+GG),AA genotype could increase the risk of gastric cancer(OR=1.456,95% CI 1.005 to 2.110,P=0.046).A allele of rs3761548 was associated with the depth of invasion in gastric wall(χ2 =12.710,P=0.001)and Helicobacter pylori infection(χ2 = 5.613,P= 0.018).A genotype could increase the risk of lymphatic metastasis(χ2 =4.878,P=0.027).Conclusion Fox P3 gene polymorphism is associated with the susceptibility to gastric cancer in Chinese Han population,and can be molecular-maker of poor prognosis of gastric cancer.
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Objective To retrospectively investigate the endoscopic characteristics and pathological features of colorectal polyps in over-aged patients (≥80 years). Methods The 1617 colonoscopies performed between January 2006 and December 2010 were enrolled in our retrospective analysis. The detection rate, size, location, form and pathological feature of polyps in 150 over-aged patients were investigated, and they were compared with those in 832 young patients (＜60 years) and 635 old patients (60-79 years) with colorectal polyps. Results The detection rate of polyps was 62.0% in over-aged group, and was significantly higher than in young group and old group (30.2% and 48.7%, respectively, χ2=56.58 and 8.64,both P＜0.001). The malignant transformation rate of ascending colon polyp was 5.4% in over-aged group, and was significantly higher than in young group (1.2%, χ2=4.90, P＜0.05), but there was no significant difference between over-aged group and old group (3.9%, χ2=0.36, P＞0.05). There were no statistical differences in canceration rate, polyp diameter, morphology and adenomatous polyp rate among the three groups. The malignant transformation rate was significantly increased in adenomatous polyps with diameter over 2 cm, but didn't reach statistical significance. Conclusions The polyp detection rate is noticeably higher in the over-aged than in the old and the middle-aged, and the malignant transformation probability is also increased. The colonoscopy indications in the high risk age groups should appropriately be broadened, they should receive regular intervals follow-up, and undergo polypectomy in time if necessary.