腸道微生態(tài)在重癥急性胰腺炎合并腸功能障礙中的作用研究
[Abstract]:With the improvement of people's living standard and the change of living habits, the incidence of AP is increasing. Although significant progress has been made in the diagnosis and treatment of AP in the past few decades, the mortality of SAP is still high, and the cause of SAP is still at 20-30% [1]. and the cause of the disease is complex. The difficulty of treatment and research. According to the results of a large number of studies, SAP often causes acute gastrointestinal damage and causes intestinal mucosal barrier dysfunction. The intestinal barrier is composed mainly of mechanical barriers, chemical barriers, biological barriers and immune barriers. In normal cases, intestinal barrier and its harmful products are used to enter the blood flow and abdominal organs. When the intestinal barrier is damaged, intestinal mucosal permeability increases, intestinal microflora can pass through the intestinal barrier into the circulatory system and intraperitoneal tissue, causing intestinal infection, which is also the main cause of the late death of SAP patients. There are many explanations about the mechanism of intestinal mucosal barrier dysfunction at the time of AP, but it is not complete at present. .Van and other [2] animal experiments also found that in the SAP condition, there are gram positive cocci, gram-negative bacilli and anaerobes in the intestinal tract. This indicates that the intestinal flora disorder may occur in the SAP, which destroys the original stable microbial barrier structure, and affects the intestinal barrier function and promotes the intestinal microflora shift. The entry of endotoxin produced by bacteria into blood can stimulate the release of inflammatory cytokines, aggravate the systemic inflammatory response, and cause "two strikes" to the pancreas, even cause or aggravate multiple organ failure, which leads to the increase of the risk of death in SAP patients [3].. We speculate that intestinal flora changes may be involved in acute pancreatitis. The effects of intestinal mucosal barrier function damage and inflammatory response on the secondary infection of AP patients. In order to verify the hypothesis mentioned above, the following experiments were carried out in this study. 1. Objective to detect the changes in intestinal flora in patients with AP and to study the effect of intestinal flora on intestinal mucosal barrier and inflammatory response in acute pancreatitis, and intestinal microflora The effect of AP prognosis. Two, according to the severity of the disease, the patients were divided into groups of AP, which were divided into severe acute pancreatitis group (group SAP, n=25) and mild acute pancreatitis (group MAP, n=37); severe acute pancreatitis could be further subdivided into severe acute pancreatitis (group TSAP, n=6) and moderate severe acute pancreatitis (TSAP group, n=6). Sexual pancreatitis group (group MSAP, n=19). The faeces and serum specimens of each group of AP and healthy people H (n=31) were collected. The diversity and abundance of intestinal flora were detected by high throughput sequencing technology in the 16S R DNA V3-V4 region of fecal specimens. The serum specimens were detected by ELISA square method and CRP, PCT, and levels were detected. In addition, the acute pancreatitis was also collected. The patient's clinical data were evaluated, including the APACHE II score and the acute gastrointestinal injury (acute gastrointestinal injury, AGI) scores, and the follow-up of patients with secondary infection. The effects of intestinal microflora changes on the inflammatory response and intestinal mucosal barrier and the prognosis of intestinal microflora were compared. All the statistical data are analyzed with SPSS 18 software, which are measured with mean number + standard deviation (? X + SD), while the comparison between groups is t test, single factor variance analysis or non parametric test, and correlation analysis using simple linear correlation analysis; classification data use case number and percentage representation, inter group ratio Fishier accurate probability test or chi square test was used. Logistic regression analysis was used in multifactor analysis. Three. Results (1) the CRP, PCT, IL-6 level and AGI classification of each group were compared to 1. The average CRP level of CRP, PCT and IL-6 in each group was 203.77 + 112.71 mg/L, and the median and four quantiles were 1.23. The level of L-6 was 74.25 + 78.04 pg/ml, and the average CRP level in group MAP was 103.50 + 62.14 mg/L, PCT level was 0.62 (0.45,1.10) pm/m L, and the average IL-6 level was 32.15 + 27.88 pg/ml, and the average level of H group was 5.88 + 3.86, and the level was 0.16. The average level was 4.89 + 3.52. Compared with the H group, the level of CRP, PCT and IL-6 in group SAP and MAP was significantly higher, and the level of CRP, PCT, IL-6 in SAP group was more significant than that of MAP group (P0.05) was 217.67 + 67.37, the average level was 8.05 + 9.87, and the average level was 63.90 + 23.88. The average level of the group was 199.38 + 124.87. The level was 1.31 + 1.25 pm/m L, the average IL-6 level was 77.52 + 88.96 pg/ml., according to the t test results, the TSAP group was close to the CRP and IL-6 levels in the MSAP group. The difference was not statistically significant (P=0.737 and P=0.718), but the level of the TSAP group was significantly higher, the difference was statistically significant. All intestinal dysfunction occurred. The lowest level of AGI in group AGI of the highest AGI grade.SAP group in 7 days of hospitalization was grade IV, the lowest was grade II, of which AGI IV was 4% (n=1), AGI III was 20% (n=5), AGI II was 76% (n=19), and the lowest grade of MAP group was grade II, and the grade II was 10.8% 33) and the healthy control group of the H group had no intestinal dysfunction, and the AGI grade 100% was 0 (n=31). According to the exact probability test of Fisher, the difference in the AGI classification of the three groups was statistically significant, and the AGI classification of the SAP group was significantly higher than that of the AGI grade (P0.001).TSAP group of the MAP group (P0.001).TSAP group (16.7%), and the grade III of the class III was 100. % (n=19). According to the exact Fisher test results, the AGI classification difference between group TSAP and MSAP group was statistically significant, and the AGI classification of group TSAP was higher than that of MSAP group (P0.001). (two) the analysis of intestinal microflora in acute pancreatitis showed that the total amount of intestinal bacteria in SAP group, MAP group and group were the same according to the results of single factor analysis and t test. The difference was not statistically significant (P0.05), but compared with the H group, the abundance of intestinal flora in the SAP group and the MAP group changed significantly. Compared with the MSAP group, the intestinal microflora of the TSAP group also changed the abundance of some dominant bacteria, and the diversity of the flora was compared according to the Alpha diversity, and the richness index of the SAP group, the MAP group and the H group was similar to that of the Alpha diversity. The index, Chao1 index and PD_whole_tree index, diversity index Shannon index and Simpson index did not differ significantly (P0.05), indicating that there was no significant difference in species diversity between the 3 groups, and the comparison of the abundance of the flora showed that the intestinal microflora of the AP patients had significantly changed at the different levels. At the level, the abundance of bacteriobacteria decreased and the abundance of P. C. increased; at the level of the order, the abundance of bacilli decreased and the abundance of Enterobacteriaceae increased; at the level of the family, the abundances of the Bacillaceae and the family clonaceae decreased and the abundance of Enterobacteriaceae and enterococcaceae increased. At the level of the genus, the abundances of the genus and the genus salibacillum significantly decreased, and the abundance of the genus and Shigella, enterococci and lactobacilli significantly increased. Compared with the MSAP group, the abundance of the genus and Shigella and Salmonella in the TSAP group decreased significantly. (three) the intestinal tract was statistically significant. The effect of bacterial flora on inflammation and intestinal mucosal barrier in acute pancreatitis was a simple linear correlation analysis of the abundance of intestinal predominant bacteria and the levels of CRP, PCT and IL-6. The results showed that the abundance of intestinal flora at different levels of intestinal flora was significantly correlated with the levels of CRP, PCT and IL-6 in.AP conditions, the level of CRP, PCT and IL-6, and the difference between groups. The formation of intestinal bacteria, such as bacteriobacteria, spiralis, Roche, Salmonella and bacilli, was associated with the decrease in abundance and the increase in the abundance of deformable bacteria, enterobacteria and Enterococcus in various classification levels. According to the results of simple linear correlation analysis, the abundances of intestinal flora of different classification levels were related to the AGI classification. Among them, the intestinal bacteria such as bacilli, hairy snails, rosiella, undetermined Taxus, Prunus and Clostridium could protect the intestinal mucosa. Enterobacteriaceae, Enterobacteriaceae, Escherichia, Shigella, Shigella, Pseudomonas and other intestinal bacteria may have damage to intestinal mucosa. These intestinal flora are likely to participate in the occurrence and development of intestinal dysfunction in AP and play different roles. (four) intestinal microflora and CRP, PCT, IL-6, AGI classification in the prediction of secondary infection of SAP 6 of the 25 people in group SAP were infected with pancreatic necrosis, of which 5 were infected in group TSAP and 1 in group MSAP were infected. Logistic regression analysis on the possible influence factors of secondary infection in group SAP, including CRP, PCT and IL-6 levels, AGI classification, and the differences in the groups of different subjects (P0) .05), 8 factors such as the inflammatory markers or the dominant bacteria associated with AGI classification. The results showed that only PCT and AGI grading had a statistically significant effect on secondary infection in SAP patients, the higher the AP grade, the higher the risk of secondary infection in SAP patients; CRP, IL-6 and intestinal microflora had no significant impact on secondary infection in SAP patients. Four, the conclusion of intestinal microflora The changes may be involved in intestinal mucosal injury and inflammatory response in AP, and are related to the severity of the disease, but the abundance of the dominant bacteria may not be significantly related to the risk of secondary infection in SAP patients.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:第二軍醫(yī)大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2017
【分類號】:R576
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