Lin chuang er bi yan hou tou jing wai ke za zhi = Journal of clinical otorhinolaryngology head and neck surgery · 2012
[Expression of PCNA and LNGFr in olfactory epithelium of patients suffering from dysosmia caused by chronic sinusitis].
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Li Li, Zhang Yan, Pu Jianzhang, Li Guifang, Ye Ming
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OBJECTIVE: To study the expression of PCNA and LNGFr in olfactory epithelium of patients suffering from dysosmia caused by chronic sinusitis, and the function of LNGFr.
METHOD: Forty-six patients undergoing FESS were chosen. Before operation, their olfactory functions were examined with CCCRC. According to their CCCRC scores, they were divided into three groups. Group A: Patients with chronic sinusitis and dysosmia 25 cases; Group B: Patients with chronic sinusitis and a normal olfactory function 10 cases; Group C: Patients with deviation of nasal septum and a normal olfactory function 11 cases. The expressions of PCNA and LNGFr were measured in olfactory mucosas of the three groups by immunohistochemistry.
RESULT: In basal cells, the expression of PCNA and LNGFr in group A was higher than that in group B (P < 0.01). and in group C (P < 0.01). There was negative correlation between positive cells of PCNA and CCCRC score in basal cells of group A (r = -0.7441, P < 0.01); There was negative correlation between integral optical density of LNGFr and CCCRC score in basal cells of group A (r = -0.4407, P < 0.05). There was positive correlation between positive cells of PCNA and integral optical density of LNGFr in basal cells of group A (r = 0.5317, P < 0.01).
CONCLUSION: Basal cells proliferated dramatically in patients suffering from dysosmia caused by chronic sinusitis. The proliferating capacity of basal cells was related to up-regulation of LNGFr expression.
METHOD: Forty-six patients undergoing FESS were chosen. Before operation, their olfactory functions were examined with CCCRC. According to their CCCRC scores, they were divided into three groups. Group A: Patients with chronic sinusitis and dysosmia 25 cases; Group B: Patients with chronic sinusitis and a normal olfactory function 10 cases; Group C: Patients with deviation of nasal septum and a normal olfactory function 11 cases. The expressions of PCNA and LNGFr were measured in olfactory mucosas of the three groups by immunohistochemistry.
RESULT: In basal cells, the expression of PCNA and LNGFr in group A was higher than that in group B (P < 0.01). and in group C (P < 0.01). There was negative correlation between positive cells of PCNA and CCCRC score in basal cells of group A (r = -0.7441, P < 0.01); There was negative correlation between integral optical density of LNGFr and CCCRC score in basal cells of group A (r = -0.4407, P < 0.05). There was positive correlation between positive cells of PCNA and integral optical density of LNGFr in basal cells of group A (r = 0.5317, P < 0.01).
CONCLUSION: Basal cells proliferated dramatically in patients suffering from dysosmia caused by chronic sinusitis. The proliferating capacity of basal cells was related to up-regulation of LNGFr expression.