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In recent years, the research on upper urinary tract urodynamics has been developing toward digitalization, simulation and noninvasive.This article reviews the physiological mechanism, clinical application and new research progress of upper urinary tract urodynamics. Pacemaker cells are considered to be the basis of upper urinary peristalsis, but the specific mechanism remains to be further studied. The dynamic technique of upper urinary tract is widely used in clinical practice to measure the perfusion rate-pressure relationship. Whitaker test can be used as an auxiliary examination in the diagnosis of suspicious cases. Artificial intelligence, three-dimensional reconstruction and other multidisciplinary integration may be the important means for the research in the future.
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Objective To investigate the morphological and functional alterations of peritoneum in uremic rats undergoing peritoneal dialysis(PD). Methods Thirty-five male Wistar rats were randomly divided into control group(sham operated group,n=6),uremia group(5/6 nephrectomy,n=6) and uremia with PD group(n=18).Uremia with PD group was subdivided into three subgroups according to different dialysis period(10 d,4 weeks and 8 weeks,n=6).Omenta were obtained for morphological examination,and peritoneal equilibration tests(PET) were performed to assess the transport function of peritoneal membrane. Results The number of blood vessels per high-power field in the uremia group,uremia with PD group and uremia with PD subgroups(5?3,10?5,17?5 and 19?4) were significantly increased compared with the control group(1?1),and that was much bigger in the uremia with PD group than the uremia group(P
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Objective: To study the effects of zinc on transport function of erythrocyte membrane. Methods: This study was conducted both in vivo and in vitro. In vivo, weanling rats were divided into three groups and fed with different zinc diets (2.2, 28 and 128 mg Zn/kg diet) for four weeks, the transport function of Na +/K + pump, COTS-1, COTS-2, Gardos and RF channels were determined. In vitro, different concentration of zinc (0,5,10,50,100 and 500 ?mol Zn 2+ /L) were added into fresh human blood and the activities of the five transport channels were detected. Results: Proper zinc could keep the highest activities of Na +/K + pump, COTS-2 and Gardos channel. Too low or too high zinc decreased the transport function of these three channels and the activities of COTS-1 and RF channel were increased with the increase of zinc concentration, indicating the competitive function of these two channels. Conclusion: Zinc plays an important role in maintaining the transport function of erythrocyte membrane.