Expressions and clinical significances of cyclooxygenase-2,p53 in osteosarcoma / 中国矫形外科杂志

ABSTRACT

[Objective]To observe the expressional variability and correlation of cox-2 and p53 protein between osteosarcoma and osteochondroma and explore their clinical significance.[Method]Sixty Specimens divided into 2 groups were taken from the department of pathology,Third Hospital of Hebei Medical University during 1998~2004.Among them,40(24 male and 16 female)aged 8~38(18.68?6.47)at time of therapy were from cases of osteosarcoma excision;20(13 male and 7 female)aged 9~27(17.95?4.77)from benign lesion of bone(osteochondroma)operation.Immunohistochemistry staining(Streptavidin-Peroxidasc,S-P method)was performed to detect the expressions of cox-2 protein and p53 protein in 40 cases of osteosarcoma.The criteria of positive expression was that brown granule was found in cytoplasm(cox-2)or in nucleus(p53).The percentage of cox-2 or p53 positive expression in five high power fields was cunted randomly in each case.Positive(-)positive oncocytes account 50%.Software SAS v6.12 was used in data analysis.The difference of cox-2 and p53 expressions between osteosarcoma and osteochondroma was analyzed with Chi-square Test.Spearman method was used,with the standard ?=0.05,to analyze the relationship between cox-2 and p53 expression among osteosarcoma.[Result]The positive rate of cox-2 and p53 expressions were 67.5% and 55.0% in osteosarcoma,there was noticeable distinction between osteosarcoma and osteochondroma,most of them was high.There was a positive correlation between them,rs=0.58,P