【Abstract】Objective To study the correlation between focal adhesion kinase (FAK) expression and biological behavior of invasion and metastasis in gastric carcinoma. MethodsThe immunoreactivity of FAK was revealed by immunohistochemical method in gastric carcinoma tissues,canceradjacent tissues, normal gastric mucosa,and 200 regional lymph nodes in 50 collected specimens when radical resection of gastric carcinoma were carried out. ResultsThe percentage of FAK bly positive immunoreactivity were 10.0%（5/50）， 20.0%（10/50） and 78.0%（39/50） in normal gastric mucosa， cancer-adjacent tissues and gastric carcinoma tissues respectively. The b immunoreactivity was obviously higher in gastric carcinoma tissues than that in normal gastric mucosa or canceradjacent tissues (P＜0.01). There were no difference between normal gastric mucosa and canceradjacent tissues (Pgt;0.05). The percentage of bly positive immunoreactivity of FAK were 68.8%（22/32） and 33.3%（6/18） in cases with metastasis and without metastasis of lymph node respectively. The immunoreactivity of FAK in cases with metastasis of lymph node was significantly higher than that without metastasis of lymph node (P＜0.05).The b immunoreactivity of FAK were 87.2%（136/156） and 40.9%(18/44) in withmetastatic lymph node and withoutmetastatic lymph node. The immunoreactivity of FAK in withmetastatic lymph node was significantly higher than that withoutmetastatic lymph node （P＜0.01）. The percentage of FAK bly positive immunoreactivity showed correlation with the cellular differentiation and depth of infiltration of gastric carcinoma. The deeper infiltration and lower differentiation, the ber expression rate was obtained (P＜0.05), which showed no correlation with Borrmann type, location and size of tumor (Pgt;0.05). ConclusionIncreased immunoreactivity of FAK is an important role of invasion and metastasis for gastric carcinoma cells. Detection of FAK expression in cancer tissues can be helpful to understand the carcinogenic biological behavior of gastric carcinoma as well as to make judgment and treatment of prognosis of patients.
Objective To introduce the research progress on the technique of improving cell infiltration in electrospun scaffold. Methods The recent original articles about improving cell infiltration in electrospun scaffold were extensively reviewed and analyzed. Results The technique includes regulation of the electrospun parameters, modification of electrospun scaffold, and dynamic culture of scaffold-cells composite etc. The effect is limited and most of them need further optimization. Conclusion Cell infiltration in electrospun scaffold is of great significance in tissue engineering application. The relatively high compressed density and small pore size have become the bottleneck problem that prevents cell infiltration and tissue ingrowth into the scaffold. The combination of different techniques will be more effective to overcome this problem.
Effective postoperative pain management in patients undergoing total knee arthroplasty is an important part of the realization of enhanced recovery after surgery. Peripheral nerve block is of great significance to the control of postoperative pain, and clinicians are committed to finding a nerve block that has little impact on muscle strength and is conducive to the early recovery of motor function after total knee arthroplasty. Infiltration between the popliteal artery and capsule of the knee block can selectively block the sensory branch of the posterior end of the knee joint without affecting the motor branch of the common peroneal nerve, so that the muscle strength can be minimally affected under the condition of adequate analgesia. This article reviews the proposal of infiltration between the popliteal artery and capsule of the knee block, the approach and method of the block, and the advantages of combining with different nerve blocks for analgesia after total knee arthroplasty.