Progress in the studies on the role of antisense long chain noncoding RNA in tumor development / 中南大学学报(医学版)

Antisense long chain noncoding RNA (lncRNA) is a new class of RNA molecules. In recent years, antisense lncRNA has been found to play an important role in many life activities including tumorigenesis and development. It has become a hot topic in biological research in recent years. Because of the special structure, many antisense lncRNAs have specific expression in tumor tissues and are closely related to the clinical data of the patients. Thus, antisense lncRNA is a potential tumor molecular marker. Further functional studies have shown that lncRNA can participate in gene regulation by means of miRNA sponge and RBP binding to play an important role in tumor cell cycle, apoptosis, angiogenesis, invasion and metastasis. More studies on the mechanisms of antisense lncRNA in cancer are of great theoretical significance in understanding the etiology and pathogenesis of malignant tumors and RNA language. At the same time, antisense lncRNA is a molecular marker or a potential target for the early diagnosis of malignant tumors. The antisense lncRNA may have a broad clinical application prospect in the evaluation of therapeutic effect, prognosis and even gene therapy.

[Jugular vein reconstruction by longitudinal constriction suture venoplasty and microvascular anastomosis].

OBJECTIVE: To seek a new method for reconstructing bilateral intemrnal jugular vein invaded by metastasis lymph node in advanced oral cancer patients. METHODS: A combination of microvascular anastomosis and longitudinal constriction suture venoplasty was performed to reconstruct internal jugular vein. We resected the part of the bilateral internal jugular vein of advanced oral cancer patients invaded by metastasis lymph node and used the external carotid vein to reconstruct the internal jugular vein. A part of the vessel wall of the internal jugular vein could also be resected to reconstruct the vein. Longitudinal constriction suture venoplasty could slowly narrow the lumen diameter of the internal jugular vein. Thus, difference in anastomosis diameter should be avoided because it generates eddy currents and subsequently causes blood clots. A total of five advanced cases of oral squamous cell carcinoma were involved in this study. We performed bilateral radical neck dissection on all patients to reconstruct the internal jugular vein and observed their postoperative conditions. RESULTS: Postopera-tive follow-up of 5 months to 19 months was performed on all patients. Doppler or CT angiography and related tests showed no internal jugular vein thrombosis. No patient with facial edema, throat swelling, cerebral edema, and high intracranial pressure or other serious complications caused by blocked venous blood was observed. The one-year survival rate of five patients was 60% (3/5). CONCLUSION: Microvascular anastomosis combined with longitudinal constriction suture venoplasty is a new method for reconstructing internal jugular vein. This method was proved successful and clinically feasible.

Jugular vein reconstruction by longitudinal constriction suture venoplasty and microvascular anastomosis / 华西口腔医学杂志

<p><b>OBJECTIVE</b>To seek a new method for reconstructing bilateral intemrnal jugular vein invaded by metastasis lymph node in advanced oral cancer patients.</p><p><b>METHODS</b>A combination of microvascular anastomosis and longitudinal constriction suture venoplasty was performed to reconstruct internal jugular vein. We resected the part of the bilateral internal jugular vein of advanced oral cancer patients invaded by metastasis lymph node and used the external carotid vein to reconstruct the internal jugular vein. A part of the vessel wall of the internal jugular vein could also be resected to reconstruct the vein. Longitudinal constriction suture venoplasty could slowly narrow the lumen diameter of the internal jugular vein. Thus, difference in anastomosis diameter should be avoided because it generates eddy currents and subsequently causes blood clots. A total of five advanced cases of oral squamous cell carcinoma were involved in this study. We performed bilateral radical neck dissection on all patients to reconstruct the internal jugular vein and observed their postoperative conditions.</p><p><b>RESULTS</b>Postopera-tive follow-up of 5 months to 19 months was performed on all patients. Doppler or CT angiography and related tests showed no internal jugular vein thrombosis. No patient with facial edema, throat swelling, cerebral edema, and high intracranial pressure or other serious complications caused by blocked venous blood was observed. The one-year survival rate of five patients was 60% (3/5).</p><p><b>CONCLUSION</b>Microvascular anastomosis combined with longitudinal constriction suture venoplasty is a new method for reconstructing internal jugular vein. This method was proved successful and clinically feasible.</p>