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Objective To observe the effects of maternal high fat diet (MHFD) during pregnancy and lactation on intestinal barrier function in offspring mice.Methods C57BL/6 pregnant mice were divided into high fat diet (MHFD) group and normal diet group (MND) randomly and were given high fat diet and normal diet during pregnancy (3 weeks) and lactation (3 weeks) respectively.Both groups of offspring mice were naturally given and bodyweight of pups was monitored at birth and weekly.After weaning,the intestinal permeability of offspring mice was detected by fluorescein isothiocyanate conjugated-dextran method (FITC-D).Immunofluorescence was used to detect the expression of ZO-1 in intestinal tissues.HE staining was used to assess the villus length and crypt depth.The intestinal cell proliferation (expression of Ki-67) and Mucin 2 (MUC2) were assessed by immunohistochemistry.PAS staining was used to evaluate the goblet cells.The expression of inflammatory cytokines including IL-1β,IL-6,and TNF-α in intestinal tissue were measured by real-time PCR.Results At the age of 2 and 3 weeks,the offspring in MHFD group were significantly heavier than those in MND group.HE staining showed no obvious microscopic inflammation in both groups of 3 weeks old offspring mice,however,the relative expression levels of IL-1β (1.95±0.53 vs.1.13±0.15;t =3.65,P=0.005),IL-6 (1.40±0.71 vs.0.73±0.17;t=2.72,P=0.04),and TNF-α (1.63±0.53 vs.1.04±0.12;t=2.64,P=0.02) mRNA were significantly higher in the MHFD group.Compared with the 3 weeks old offspring mice in MND group,MHFD significantly increased the permeability of intestine and decreased the expression of ZO-1 in membrane.The number of Ki-67 positive cells (18.00±4.74 vs.24.60±4.17;t =3.31,P=0.004) in each villus,goblet cells (14.70±2.91 vs.28.10±4.95;t =7.38,P＜0.001) and MUC2 positive cells (20.60± 3.13 vs.30.00±3.33;t=6.50,P＜0.001) in each crypt were significantly lower than those in MND group.Conclusion Maternal high fat diet in early life of offspring mice can induce intestinal low grade inflammation and lead to the disruption of intestinal mucosal barrier in offspring mice,which may be involved in the progeny diseases.
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Objective To analyze the clinical and pathological features of upper gastrointestinal serrated lesions.Methods A total of 21 patients with upper gastrointestinal serrated lesions in Tianjin Medical University General Hospital between January 2011 and December 2015 were retrospective analyzed.Data of the patients including demographics, clinical and pathological features were collected.Among the 21 patients, 18 patients, who underwent colonoscopy simultaneously or within six months, were selected as the study group, each patient was compared to 4 randomly selected controls without serrated lesions, who also underwent colonoscopy within the same time period.Differences of colorectal neoplasia detection were analyzed between the cases and controls.Results The mean age of 21 patients was 55.3±17.2 years, and 11 cases were male.Involving the locations of serrated lesions, 17 cases were found in the stomach (including 3 in the cardia, 9 in the corpus, and 5 in the antrum), and followed by 3 in the duodenum and 1 in lower esophagus.The mucosa pathological morphology showed that 6 cases were serrated hyperplasia, 8 cases were hyperplastic polyps, 6 cases were serrated adenomas with low grade dysplasia and 1 case was in the duodenum intramucosal carcinoma.Seven (38.9%) colorectal adenomas were found in the study group, including 3 (16.7%) non-advanced colorectal adenomas and 4 (22.2%) advanced colorectal adenomas.Eight (11.1%) colorectal adenomas were found in the control group, including 5 (6.9%) non-advanced colorectal adenomas and 3 (4.2%) advanced colorectal adenomas.The rate of colorectal adenoma detection in the study group was significantly higher than that in the control group (38.9% VS 11.1%, P=0.010, OR=5.091, 95%CI:1.534-16.890).Conclusion Upper gastrointestinal serrated lesions can be found in various mucosal lesions with different pathological morphologies.Moreover colonoscopy is likely to be recommended to detect concurrent colorectal adenoma for these patients.
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Objective To evaluate necessity of colonoscopy in symptomatic subjects with colorectal neoplasia screening score.Methods Data of consecutive patients who underwent routine colonoscopy between October 2015 and December 2015 were prospectively collected.APCS score and HKCS score were used to evaluate the detection rate of colorectal tumors in groups of different risks and to predict the necessity of colonoscopy in symptomatic subjects.Results There were 815 subjects with mean age of 51.2± 14.8 years.Colorectal neoplasia and advanced neoplasia were identified in 170 (20.9％) and 43 (5.3％) cases.APCS score was classified as average risk (AR),moderate risk (MR) and high risk (HR),which included 234,400 and 161 cases,respectively.The detection rates of colorectal neoplasia in AR,MR and HR groups were 9.5％,20.0％ and 41.0％,respectively,and those of advanced neoplasia were 0％,5.5％ and 13.0％,respectively.Detection rate of colorectal neoplasia in the HR group showed 6.7 times of that in the AR group (95％CI:3.9-11.2).HKCS score was classified as AR and HR,which included 633 and 182 cases in the present study.The detection rates of colorectal neoplasia in these groups were 16.3％ and 36.8％,and those of advanced neoplasia were 3.2％ and 12.6％.Detection rate of colorectal neoplasia in HR group was 3.0 times of that in AR group (95％CI:2.1-4.3).Conclusion APCS score and HKCS score are both suitable for evaluating the necessity of colonoscopy in symptomatic subjects.It is necessary for HR patients to undergo colonoscopy to detect colorectal neoplasia,however,AR patients evaluated by APCS score can delay colonoscopy to economize medical resources and avoid unnecessary complications.
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Objective To analyze the clinical and pathological features of advanced colorectal serrated adenoma(ACSA). Methods The endoscopic and pathological features of 156 cases of ACSA and 121 cases of non-ACSA diagnosed in General Hospital, Tianjin Medical University from January 2010 to March 2016 were retrospectively analyzed and compared.Results ACSA and non-ACSA cases accounted for 56.3%(156/277)and 43.7%(121/277)of all patients with colorectal serrated lesions,respectively. The mean age of ACSA patients was 57.79±13.65 years and 89(57.1%)of these patients were male. There was no significant difference in age and gender between ACSA and non-ACSA patients. A total of 161 ACSA lesions were diagnosed,including 71 sessile serrated adenoma/polyps and 90 traditional serrated adenomas. Among the 161 ACSA lesions,there were 29(18.0%)lesions whose diameter≥10 mm, and 84(52.2%) lesions located in the proximal colon, which were more than non-ACSA(84/161 VS 49/134,P=0.007). ACSA was classified under endoscopy into pedunculated type(20/161),sub-pedunculated type(35/161), sessile type(24/161),flat type(79/161)and laterally spreading tumor(3/161), and the distribution of lesion type was significantly different from non-ACSA(P<0.001). One hundred and sixty(99.4%)ACSA lesions were diagnosed as dysplasia, including 158 low degree dysplasia and 2 high degree dysplasia.Moreover,16 ACSA patients were accompanied with synchronous advanced colorectal neoplasia(sACN), and large serrated polyps(diameter≥10 mm)might have a strong association with sACN(OR=4.35, 95%CI:1.467-12.894, P<0.05). Conclusion ACSA is more common in proximal colon and sub-pedunculated type,sessile type and flat type. ACSA diameter≥10 mm is significantly associated with sACN.
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Objective To explore the necessity of colonoscopy in young patients with chronic constipation.Methods Data of patients aged 18-50 underwent colonoscopy at Tianjin Medical University General Hospital with chronic constipation as the sole indication between April 2003 and May 2014 were analyzed.Endoscopic and pathologic reports were analyzed.Results During the study period,a total of 563 patients were included,who were aged 18-50 with chronic constipation as the sole indication,of which 260 patients were aged 18-35,and 303 patients were aged 36-50.No lesion was found during colonoscopy in 167 (29.7％) patients,whereas in other 396 (70.3 ％) patients positive findings were reported,including polyps in 45 patients (of which 13 were with multiple polyps),adenomas in 20(17 in distal colon,3 in proximal colon).In patients aged 18-35,3 cases of adenomas(3/260,1.2％) were found,of which 1 patient (1/260,0.4％)had advanced adenoma.In patients aged 36-50,17 cases of adenomas(17/303,5.6％) were found,of which 4 (4/303,1.3％) were advanced ones.Colorectal cancers were found in 2 patients (0.7％,2/303),both in patients aged 36-50.The detection rate for colorectal neoplasms (including adenoma and cancer) in patients with chronic constipation aged 18-35 was significantly lower than that in patients aged 36-50[1.2％(3/260) VS 6.3％(19/303),P=0.002,95％CI:0.05-0.60].Conclusion The detection rate for colorectal neoplasms in patients aged 18-35 years with chronic constipation is relatively low,and colonoscopy is not recommended for them.
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Objective To assess the results of colonoscopy surveillance in 5 years after polypectomy of non-advanced colorectal adenoma and to identify its risk factors. Methods Patients undergoing colonosco-py and followed up with colonoscopy within 5 years between January 2003 and December 2013 were retro-spectively analyzed.No substance or only small quantity of clear water left in the intestinal tract and colono-scopes accessing ileocecus were regarded as complete examination. The initial colonoscopy was regarded as the baseline colonoscopy. Patients with non-advanced adenomas were assigned to the case group and those without were to the control group. Data of clinical characteristics and colorectal findings were estimated and risk factors were identified. Results A total of 828 patients were included,374 patients in the case group and 454 in the control group on baseline colonoscopy.The case group had a low incidence of advanced adeno-mas at a 1 to 5 years interval when compared with the control group,both with adequate baseline examination [1. 5%(5/ 326)VS 2. 2%(9/ 408),P = 0. 51]. The detection rates of advanced adenomas on follow-up colonoscopy at 1 to 3 years and 3 to 5 years in case group were 1. 7%(3/ 178)and 1. 4%(2/ 148),respec-tively(P>0. 05).Regression analysis showed age≥50 years old and being male were the independent risk factors for advanced adenomas recurrence within 5 years follow-up. No colon cancer was found in 828 patients during the follow-up. Conclusion Surveillance colonoscopy intervals within 5 years is of little benefit to pa-tients who had adequate polypectomy. Too early reexaminations due to concerns about advanced adenomas recurrence can be avoided.