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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-596110

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Objective: It is difficult to repair large-area Ⅲ?burn wound in children.Here we introduce the advantages of the back skin donor site in repairing Ⅲ?burn wound in children.Methods: This clinical study included 15 children with Ⅲ?burn,ranging in age from 18 months to 11 years(mean 7.6 years),with the Ⅲ?burn wound area averaging at 12.6% of the total body surface.The back skin donor site was used to repair the wound.The functional site,such as the joint,was preferentially considered if the skin graft was not enough for all the wounds.Results: Most of the skin grafts survived and the donor sites on the back healed very well.The patients were followed up for six months to three years,which revealed that the skin grafts remained soft without dysfunction and the scar hyperplasia was mild on the donor site.Conclusion: The back donor site supplies larger-area skin with good quality.The donor site heals fast.After healing,patients could sleep on back and compress the scar so as to prevent scar hyperplasia,and the scar does not affect the patient's appearance.With all these advantages,the back donor site is a good choice for repairing Ⅲ?burn wound in children.

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-595344

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Objective:Glutamine is the main oxidative fuel of the enterocyte which enters the enterocyte primarily via amino acid transporters.The aim of the test was to study the distributions and functions of glutamine transporters in IEC-6 cell line.Methods:The rat intestinal epithelial cell line(IEC-6) was incubated in vitro.The mRNA expression of different glutamine transporters,protein expression of system ASCT2,and the [3H]-L-glutamine uptake were measured.Results:The mRNA of system ASCT2,SN1,ATA1,LAT1,LAT2 was expressed and the protein expression of ASCT2 was also validated in IEC-6.In Na+-containing buffer,the velocity of Na+-dependent glutamine uptake was(164.07?37.94) fmol/(mg protein?10min).In Na+-free buffer,the velocity of glutamine uptake was(58.71?10.51)fmol/(mg protein?10min).With the saturate dosage of MeAIB,the velocity of glutamine uptake was(81.02 ?19.59) fmol/(mg protein?10min).Conclusion:There may be five kinds of glutamine transporters(ASCT2,SN1,ATA1,LAT1,and LAT2) in IEC-6 cell.The Na+-dependent transporter was the major contributor(64.22%) to glutamine total uptake in IEC-6.The contributions of system A and the remainder were 50.62% and 13.60%,respectively.The Na+-independent transporter was the lesser contributor(35.78%).

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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-565556

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Objective: This study was designed to investigate the variations of endotoxin,glutamine and TNF-? concentration in septic rats. Methods: A total of 90 adult male SD rats were divided as follows: control group(normal),experimental group(CLP).They were killed on hour 6,12,24,48,72 after surgery.Plasma,liver,small intestine and skeletal muscle were collected to measure the concentrations of glutamine in plasma and tissues,the levels of endotoxin and TNF-? in plasma. Results: In septic rats,plasma concentrations of endotoxin and TNF-? increased on hour 6,significantly increased on hour 12,attained the peak on hour 24,and decreased evidently on hour 48 and 72.Glutamine concentration in plasma elevated on hour 6 and 12,elevated significantly on hour 24 and 48,and decreased on hour 72.Glutamine concentration in liver increased on hour 6~12,increased significantly on hour 24,and decreased significantly on hour 48 and 72.Glutamine concentration in small intestine and skeletal muscle decreased on hour 6 and 12,and decreased significantly after 24 hour. Conclusion: During the early stage of sepsis,the plasma levels of endotoxin and TNF-? are increased significantly,the glutamine concentration in plasma and liver is also increased significantly,however,it was decreased evidently in skeletal muscle and small intestine.

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