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Targeting Molecular Mechanisms in Wound Healing: Current Strategies Thursday, May 19, 2005 Crystal Ballroom | 12: 00 1: 15 Sponsored by This educational program will address 1 ; how gene array technology is having a major impact on the field of wound healing and has the potential to profoundly affect the way we understand the pathogenesis, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of chronic wounds, 2 ; the process of keratinocyte migration and epiboly, using a bi-layered bioengineered cell therapy as a model to study epidermal migration in vitro, and 3 ; how the clinician's regimen should always include evidence-based treatment modalities to ensure comprehensive care and effective wound closure. Utilization of these treatment modalities, in combination with early recognition, specific protocols, and regular monitoring using digital photography and planimetry measurements, will ensure rapid healing and minimize complications and cost. Surgical Debridement Friday, May 20, 2005 Crystal Ballroom | 12: 00 1: 15 Sponsored by The "TIME" concept of wound bed preparation has been popularized during the last few years. Emphasis has been placed in the many medical options now available to progress through the "T + I sequence. Once the wound bed reaches the "E" phase, multiple additional alternatives are available to progress to full wound healing. This symposium brings together a panel of experts who will focus on the role of surgery to rapidly move through the "T + I sequence. Talks will focus on the physiology behind the "TIME" framework; a review of the experience in burn wounds that has led to the current concept of surgical debridement; a discussion of surgical debridement techniques; the role of technological advances in surgical options; and how surgical debridement affects bacterial bioburden. All of these concepts will be used as a practical guide for surgical debridement of chronic wounds. Finally, these concepts will be applied to the role of surgical debridement in acute wounds. Reduction Of Il-8 Secretion In Senescent Fibroblasts: Role In Chronic Wound Formation Saturday, May 21, 2005 Crystal Ballroom | 12: 15 1: Sponsored by As related in this presentation by Jonathan Mansbridge of Smith & Nephew Wound Management, fibroblasts in chronic wounds, and in skin in which ulcers develop, have been reported to show characteristics of senescence, presumably induced by conditions predisposing to chronic wounds or the wound environment. In monolayer culture, secretion of IL-8 declines to zero as the cells approach senescence. It is inferred that a similar decline in IL-8 secretion occurs in the senescent-like fibroblasts of chronic wounds, resulting in reduced neutrophil infiltration and activation, with consequent bacterial colonization. The persistent presence of live bacteria, inflammatory cells or keratinocytes in a wound site may trigger mechanisms to inhibit keratinocyte migration and re-epithelialization, leading to chronic ulceration.
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PMA-sensitive and -insensitive Effects on the [Ca2 ]i Rise and IP3 Generation by Mas-7--The ability of Mas-7 to alter [Ca2 ]i in SK-N-BE 2 ; C neuroblastoma cells was examined using the fluorescent Ca2 indicator fura-2. We found that, in the presence of extracellular Ca2 , Mas-7 caused a sustained elevation of the cytosolic Ca2 concentration, as illustrated in Fig. 1A. A high concentration of Mas-7 50 M ; increased the [Ca2 ]i rapidly Fig. 1A ; , while treatment with a submaximal concentration 20 M ; of Mas-7 led to a slow increase in [Ca2 ]i data not shown ; . Interestingly, the Mas-7-induced response was partially inhibited by pretreatment with PMA, the PKC activator. Addition of Mas-17, an analog of mastoparan that does not activate G-proteins 34 ; , was ineffective in raising the [Ca2 ]i. In the absence of extracellular Ca2 , exposure of the cells to Mas-7 resulted in a transient increase in [Ca2 ]i, which was completely abolished by PMA pretreatment Fig. 1B ; . The concentration dependence of the [Ca2 ]i rise induced by Mas-7 with or without PMA treatment is presented in Fig. 1C. In the presence of extracellular Ca2 , maximal effective concentrations of Mas-7 raised the [Ca2 ]i to over 1600 nM from a resting level of 80 nM. The maximal and half-maximal EC50 ; effective concentrations were 80 15 M and 28 6 M, respectively. It is noteworthy that, under these conditions, the elevated [Ca2 ]i was sustained at all concentrations of Mas-7 tested. 4 PMA, the inactive analog of PMA, did not inhibit and tipranavir.
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EXOGENOUS IL-7 AFFECTS GUT ASSOCIATED LYMPHOID TISSUE IN MICE RECEIVING TOTAL PARENTERAL NUTRITION K. Fukatsu, MD, T. Moriya, MD, Y. Maeshima, MD, E. Hara, MT, J. Omata, MD, Y. Yaguchi, MD, H. Mochizuki, MD, H. Hiraide, MD. National Defense Medical College Background: Absence of enteral delivery of nutrients reduces gut associated lymphoid tissue GALT ; mass and function. Interleukin-7 IL-7 ; produced by intestinal epithelial cells is considered to be important in the proliferation and function of intraepithelial lymphocytes IELs ; or lamina propria lymphocytes LPLs ; . Recently, IV-TPN was demonstrated to decrease intestinal epithelial cell-derived IL-7 mRNA expression. We hypothesized that exogenous IL-7 treatment would recover IV-TPN-induced changes in GALT. Methods: Twenty-four mice were randomized to chow, TPN or TPN + IL-7 1 g kg, administered IV twice a day ; n 8, respectively ; . Chow and TPN groups received 0.2 mL of saline solution IV twice a day. After 5 days of treatment, mice were killed. Lymphocytes were isolated from Peyer's patches PPs ; , IE spaces, and LP to determine the cell number. The phenotypes of the lymphocytes TCR, TCR, CD4, CD8, and B220 as a marker of B cell ; were examined with flowcytometry. Results: TPN decreased total cell yield from PPs, IE spaces and LP, as compared with the chow group. IL-7 treatment partly recovered the cell number. PP CD4 + , PP CD8 + , IE TCR + , and LP CD4 + cell numbers were higher in the TPN + IL-7 group than in the TPN group. Total cell yield x 106 ; PPs IE CHOW TPN TPN + IL-7 23.72.7 11.12.2 * 17.62.7 6.51.7 1.10.5 LP 6.91.4 3.20.4 7.31.3 Subpopulation x 106 ; PP CD4 + PP CD8 + 4.30.6 2.30.4 4.30.5 IE TCR + 0.70.2 0.10.03 * 0.50.1 LP CD4 + 0.60.1 0.30.1$ 0.70.1 and tobi.
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Authors Introduction oeliac disease CD ; has attracted much interest in recent years because of a putative association with neurological disorders. Classically, CD is known to be an inflammatory disease of the small bowel mucosa as a result of sensitivity to gluten, a component of wheat, barley and rye. The treatment consists of a strict glutenfree diet GFD ; which results not only in symptomatic improvement but also restoration of the normal mucosal architecture. However it is increasingly recognised that CD can have atypical presentations. Cooke and Smith1 first described the neurological Dr Connie Pengiran Tengah is associations of CD in 1966. Since then numerous a Research Fellow at the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary, neurological disorders have been described in Derby. She is researching the association with CD predominantly epilepsy, ataxia and neurological complications of neuropathy. The nature and mechanism of these coeliac disease and intends to associations remain unclear. This review will attempt to submit her research as a thesis for a doctorate of medicine at the describe some of the more commonly described University of Nottingham. neurological disorders seen with CD and the basis of an association, if indeed there is one.
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There is no question that user access to warehouse information is moving more and more to Web delivery mechanisms. This paper reviews and contrasts SAS Institute's two main Web OLAP offerings, MDDB Report Viewer part of SAS Intrnet software ; and the recently introduced AppDev Studio. Both promise fast implementation of OLAP reporting with minimal development and maintenance. In the New Zealand Ministry of Social Policy, Web technology has opened up a vast amount of warehouse information to all staff over 8, 000 desktops. Previously this was only available to a few dozen specialists familiar with SAS software. This reporting mechanism has been in production for over 18 months, and has been enthusiastically received with peak usage of over 1, 000 hits per day. It currently uses the MDDB Report Viewer. AppDev Studio is being extensively evaluated to replace or complement the current solution. Environment The warehouse is based on a large UNIX platform: an HP N4000 server with six PA8600 550 Mhz processors, 12 GB of memory, 2 TB of disk in an XP256 disk array and 4 TB of automated tape storage. The operating system is HP-UX 11. Over 8, 000 desktops running NT 4.0 are connected via the Ministry's TCP IP wide area network. The software being used is Oracle releases 7.3.4 and 8.1.7, and SAS releases 6.12 and 8.1. Data from multiple source systems is stored in an Oracle repository about 450 GB ; and SAS data sets and MDDB's about 200 GB ; . The SAS system is used on both the desktop and the server, and plays a critical role in the warehouse. It is used for all analysis and reporting work, and to process, update and maintain the Oracle repository. Solution Overview The best solution approach consisted of: OLAP On-line analytical processing ; technology to give the flexibility and speed required to meet users needs. OLAP capability allows you to `slice-n-dice' your data in a straightforward way. This includes the ability to choose which dimensions to view information by e.g. by age, by income, by time period ; and which subset of information to view e.g. all people over 50 years old ; . You can also `drilldown' to get more detailed information. A Web delivery mechanism. The benefits of web solutions are generally well known, but worth repeating: No desktop set-up effort required. Sometimes there may be minimal work, e.g. plug-ins or viewers may need to be installed. In our case there was a standard desktop image that consisted of a Netscape browser, Word, Excel and Acrobat, and therefore no changes were required on the desktop. No desktop maintenance is required. Any change is made centrally, and therefore the desktop doesn't need to be modified. Also the latest change is immediately available to all users. Familiarity. Most people are now comfortable with the browser interface. Technology has now matured for Web applications, to give both the functionality and speed required. A fast and efficient data storage component that would cope with the large volumes of data in our envrionment. Preferably a SAS based solution, as SAS is used for most of the data warehouse work at the Ministry, and our team was familiar with SAS. Minimal development effort! With only 3 people in our core warehouse team, and a large number of data sources and users to support, we would not be able to invest a lot of development time in the project and tinzaparin.
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