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Journal of Thoracic Oncology | 2017

Suppression of tumour growth by pegylated arginase in malignant pleural mesothelioma

Jcm Ho; Kp U; S Xu; Pnm Cheng; Sk Lam

POSTER SESSION 3 – P3.03: Mesothelioma/Thymic Malignancies/Esophageal Cancer/Other Thoracic Malignancies


Journal of Thoracic Oncology | 2011

Antiproliferative effect of arsenic trioxide in non-small cell lung carcinoma (NSCLC)

Sk Lam; C Zheng; Jcm Ho

This journal suppl.divided into 2 bks entitled Proceedings of the 14th World Conference on Lung Cancer 2011This journal suppl. divided into 2 books entitled: Proceedings of the 14th World Conference on Lung Cancer 2011This journal suppl. divided into 2 bks entitled Proceedings of the 14th World Conference on Lung Cancer 2011


Journal of Thoracic Oncology | 2011

Adequacy of tissue obtained by semirigid pleuroscopy

Mp Wong; Sl Fung; Dcl Lam; Tc Tam; Jcm Lam; Jcm Ho; Msm Ip

This journal suppl.divided into 2 bks entitled Proceedings of the 14th World Conference on Lung Cancer 2011This journal suppl. divided into 2 books entitled: Proceedings of the 14th World Conference on Lung Cancer 2011This journal suppl. divided into 2 bks entitled Proceedings of the 14th World Conference on Lung Cancer 2011


Journal of Thoracic Oncology | 2011

In-vitro study of arsenic trioxide and chemotherapeutic agents in small cell lung carcinoma

C Zheng; Sk Lam; Jcm Ho

This journal suppl.divided into 2 bks entitled Proceedings of the 14th World Conference on Lung Cancer 2011This journal suppl. divided into 2 books entitled: Proceedings of the 14th World Conference on Lung Cancer 2011This journal suppl. divided into 2 bks entitled Proceedings of the 14th World Conference on Lung Cancer 2011


Archive | 2004

Non-small cell lung cancer in Chinese is associated with disturbance in systemic antioxidants profiles

Jcm Ho; Sp Ho; Mmw Chan-Yeung; Jcw Mak; Msm Ip; Kw Ko; C Yan; Mp Wong; Kwt Tsang; Wk Lam

for the 9th Congress of the Asian Pacific Society of Respirology 10–13 December 2004, Hong Kong Editors: Dr K.S. Chan Dr P.C. Wong A DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY OF HOUSE DUST MITE IMMUNOTHERAPY IN ASTHMATIC PATIENTS IN CHINA HONGYU WANG1, XIAOPING LIN2, CHUANGLI HAO3, CHUNQING ZHANG1, BAOQING SUN1, JINGPING ZHENG1, PING CHEN2, JINYUN SHENG3, ADRIAN WU4, NANSHAN ZHONG1 1Guangzhou Institute of Respiratory Diseases, 2Shenyang General Military Hospital, 3Suzhou Children’s Hospital, 4Department of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong Background The purpose of this study was to determine if house dust mite immunotherapy is effective in improving symptom control and reducing rescue medication use in Chinese patients with mild to moderate allergic asthma. Methods This is a double-blind, placebo-controlled study involving 132 asthmatic subjects aged 6 to 45 years recruited from 3 different regions of Mainland China. Subjects were given a 52-week course of Alutard Der P (ALK-Abello, Horsholm, Denmark) treatment or placebo while the dose of inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) was maintained. Results 129 subjects (64 active) completed the study. The symptom scores began to diverge at week 25 with the immunotherapy group showing a significantly lower score until week 48 (P = 0.018). Immunotherapy resulted in a significant decline in symptom (P = 0.003) and medication (P = 0.044) scores during the second half of the treatment period only in subjects who were taking ICS. Subjects on ICS also showed significant improvement in PEF after immunotherapy, but no difference in histamine PC20 was found. Serum ECP and blood eosinophils decreased after immunotherapy in subjects not using ICS. Skin test response decreased in immunotherapy subjects only, and Der P-specific IgE decreased in placebo but not immunotherapy subjects. Immunotherapy resulted in a significantly greater improvement in self-evaluation scores (P < 0.01). Conclusions One year of immunotherapy with Alutard Der P significantly reduced symptoms and medication use in asthmatic subjects, particularly in those who were already using ICS. This was associated with a greater subjective improvement in asthma control. 002 Respirology (2004) 9, (Suppl.) A79–A164 ASSOCIATION OF TOTAL PLASMA IGE LEVELS AND ASTHMA IN ASIAN POPULATIONS WD ZHANG, XZ ZHANG, DW QIU, WC TAN Department of Medicine, National University of Singapore Background Previous studies demonstrated that high levels of serum IgE was associated with asthma and other allergic diseases. Objectives To determine and compare the total plasma IgE levels in both asthmatics and healthy controls in Chinese, Malay and Indian in Singapore. Methods Both 311 asthmatics (Chinese 150; Malay 74; Indian 87) and 355 healthy subjects (Chinese 156; Malay 98; Indian 101) were being participated in a genetic study of asthma. Total plasma IgE levels were determined by Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). A binary logistic model was used to detect the association between total plasma IgE levels and asthma. Results Plasma total IgE was significantly higher in patients group than that of control group in each ethnicity (Chinese: P = 0.049; Malay: P = 0.002; Indian: P = 0.000). Plasma total IgE (Geometric mean) in Chinese (382 IU/ml) was significantly lower than that in Malay (584 IU/ml) and Indian (990 IU/ml) in the patient group (P = 0.000). However, there was no difference for plasma total IgE among Chinese (256 IU/ml), Malay (226 IU/ml) and Indian (323 IU/ml) (P = 0.385) in the control group. Conclusion High level of plasma total IgE may be a risk factor for asthma in Chinese, Malay and Indian. Total plasma IgE levels showed homogeneous among the three ethnicities. TIME TRENDS IN THE PREVALENCE OF ALLERGIC DISEASES IN GUANGZHOU CHILDHOOD HONGYU WANG, JINGPING ZHENG, NANSHAN ZHONG Guangzhou Institute of Respiratory Disease 510120 Guangzhou, China Objective To examine time trends in the prevalence of asthma, allergic rhinoconjunctivitis and atopic eczema in childhood. Methods 3575 Children aged 13–14 years were randomly selected from ten middle schools in the four central districts of Guangzhou city in 2001. The selection followed the methods used for ISAAC Phase I in 1994–1995. All subjects completed the written questionnaire on asthma, rhinitis and eczema, then finished the video questionnaire about asthma. Results The response rate was 96%, 50.9% of them were female. With the written questionnaire /video questionnaire, the prevalence of wheezing ever, wheezing in the past year, wheezing related to exercise were 8.6%/5.9%, 4.8%/3.8%, 23.4%/11.3% respectively, revealed significantly higher than that were 6.2%/3.2%, 3.4%/2.0%, 17.4%/6.9% in the Phase I (P < 0.001). The prevalence of asthma ever were 4.6%, similar as 3.9% in the Phase I (P > 0.05). The positive response rate to all the questions related to rhinitis and eczema (P < 0.05) except eczema ever (P > 0.05) were significantly higher than that in Phase I. Conclusions The prevalence of asthma, allergic rhinoconjunctivitis and atopic eczema in childhood were increasing during 7 years periods in Guangzhou. STUDY OF ROLE OF INSULIN AND INSULIN RECEPTOR IN ALLERGIC AIRWAY INFLAMMATION OF RATS YL MA, QY HE Department of Pulmonary Medicine People’s Hospital, Peking University, Beijing, P.R.C. 100044 Background Bronchial asthma and type 1 diabetes mellitus (IDDM) are rarely associated in the same subject although the mechanism is still unclear. Methods Streptozotocin and ovalbumin (OVA) were respectively used to induce diabetes mellitus and allergic airway inflammation. 64 male SD rats were divided into 8 groups: group A (asthma); group D (diabetes); group I (insulin treated); group AD (asthma + diabetes); group AI (asthma + insulin treated); group DI (diabetes + insulin treated); group ADI (asthma + diabetes + insulin treated); group C (control). Blood glucose measurements, serum insulin measurements, total and differential leukocyte counts of blood and BALF, HE stained paraffin section of lung tissue were carried out. Immunohistochemistry method was used to describe the distribution of insulin receptor, and the expression of insulin receptor mRNA were measured by RT-PCR. Results After antigen challenge, rats of group A, AI, ADI exhibited airway inflammation characterized by significantly elevated eosinophils and neutrophils, group AD only exhibited mild airway inflammation. Serum insulin levels were higher in groups ADI, AI and A. Immunohistochemistrical staining revealed a diffused distribution pattern of insulin receptor in the lung tissue. Positive cells infiltrating in the lung were increased significantly in groups A, AI and ADI. In groups induced diabetes the expression of insulin receptor mRNA was elevated. Conclusion Administration of low dose insulin aggravated airway inflammation to antigen provocation in rats. Insulin secretion was increased in the presence of inflammation. In the lung of antigen-challenged rats, insulin receptors on the surface of the infiltrating inflammatory cells and bronchial secretory cells were increased. 004 005 003 Saturday 5 April – Respiratory Nurses SIG Oral Presentations (1030–1200) Asthma A80 Respirology (2004) 9, (Suppl.)


Archive | 2004

The effects of gelomyrtol forte on human ciliary beat frequency in vitro

Pw Kwok; Yh Leung; Jz Sun; C Yan; Cgc Ooi; Pak-Leung Ho; Jcm Ho; Gl Tipoe; Wk Lam; Kwt Tsang

for the 9th Congress of the Asian Pacific Society of Respirology 10–13 December 2004, Hong Kong Editors: Dr K.S. Chan Dr P.C. Wong A DOUBLE-BLIND, PLACEBO-CONTROLLED STUDY OF HOUSE DUST MITE IMMUNOTHERAPY IN ASTHMATIC PATIENTS IN CHINA HONGYU WANG1, XIAOPING LIN2, CHUANGLI HAO3, CHUNQING ZHANG1, BAOQING SUN1, JINGPING ZHENG1, PING CHEN2, JINYUN SHENG3, ADRIAN WU4, NANSHAN ZHONG1 1Guangzhou Institute of Respiratory Diseases, 2Shenyang General Military Hospital, 3Suzhou Children’s Hospital, 4Department of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong Background The purpose of this study was to determine if house dust mite immunotherapy is effective in improving symptom control and reducing rescue medication use in Chinese patients with mild to moderate allergic asthma. Methods This is a double-blind, placebo-controlled study involving 132 asthmatic subjects aged 6 to 45 years recruited from 3 different regions of Mainland China. Subjects were given a 52-week course of Alutard Der P (ALK-Abello, Horsholm, Denmark) treatment or placebo while the dose of inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) was maintained. Results 129 subjects (64 active) completed the study. The symptom scores began to diverge at week 25 with the immunotherapy group showing a significantly lower score until week 48 (P = 0.018). Immunotherapy resulted in a significant decline in symptom (P = 0.003) and medication (P = 0.044) scores during the second half of the treatment period only in subjects who were taking ICS. Subjects on ICS also showed significant improvement in PEF after immunotherapy, but no difference in histamine PC20 was found. Serum ECP and blood eosinophils decreased after immunotherapy in subjects not using ICS. Skin test response decreased in immunotherapy subjects only, and Der P-specific IgE decreased in placebo but not immunotherapy subjects. Immunotherapy resulted in a significantly greater improvement in self-evaluation scores (P < 0.01). Conclusions One year of immunotherapy with Alutard Der P significantly reduced symptoms and medication use in asthmatic subjects, particularly in those who were already using ICS. This was associated with a greater subjective improvement in asthma control. 002 Respirology (2004) 9, (Suppl.) A79–A164 ASSOCIATION OF TOTAL PLASMA IGE LEVELS AND ASTHMA IN ASIAN POPULATIONS WD ZHANG, XZ ZHANG, DW QIU, WC TAN Department of Medicine, National University of Singapore Background Previous studies demonstrated that high levels of serum IgE was associated with asthma and other allergic diseases. Objectives To determine and compare the total plasma IgE levels in both asthmatics and healthy controls in Chinese, Malay and Indian in Singapore. Methods Both 311 asthmatics (Chinese 150; Malay 74; Indian 87) and 355 healthy subjects (Chinese 156; Malay 98; Indian 101) were being participated in a genetic study of asthma. Total plasma IgE levels were determined by Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA). A binary logistic model was used to detect the association between total plasma IgE levels and asthma. Results Plasma total IgE was significantly higher in patients group than that of control group in each ethnicity (Chinese: P = 0.049; Malay: P = 0.002; Indian: P = 0.000). Plasma total IgE (Geometric mean) in Chinese (382 IU/ml) was significantly lower than that in Malay (584 IU/ml) and Indian (990 IU/ml) in the patient group (P = 0.000). However, there was no difference for plasma total IgE among Chinese (256 IU/ml), Malay (226 IU/ml) and Indian (323 IU/ml) (P = 0.385) in the control group. Conclusion High level of plasma total IgE may be a risk factor for asthma in Chinese, Malay and Indian. Total plasma IgE levels showed homogeneous among the three ethnicities. TIME TRENDS IN THE PREVALENCE OF ALLERGIC DISEASES IN GUANGZHOU CHILDHOOD HONGYU WANG, JINGPING ZHENG, NANSHAN ZHONG Guangzhou Institute of Respiratory Disease 510120 Guangzhou, China Objective To examine time trends in the prevalence of asthma, allergic rhinoconjunctivitis and atopic eczema in childhood. Methods 3575 Children aged 13–14 years were randomly selected from ten middle schools in the four central districts of Guangzhou city in 2001. The selection followed the methods used for ISAAC Phase I in 1994–1995. All subjects completed the written questionnaire on asthma, rhinitis and eczema, then finished the video questionnaire about asthma. Results The response rate was 96%, 50.9% of them were female. With the written questionnaire /video questionnaire, the prevalence of wheezing ever, wheezing in the past year, wheezing related to exercise were 8.6%/5.9%, 4.8%/3.8%, 23.4%/11.3% respectively, revealed significantly higher than that were 6.2%/3.2%, 3.4%/2.0%, 17.4%/6.9% in the Phase I (P < 0.001). The prevalence of asthma ever were 4.6%, similar as 3.9% in the Phase I (P > 0.05). The positive response rate to all the questions related to rhinitis and eczema (P < 0.05) except eczema ever (P > 0.05) were significantly higher than that in Phase I. Conclusions The prevalence of asthma, allergic rhinoconjunctivitis and atopic eczema in childhood were increasing during 7 years periods in Guangzhou. STUDY OF ROLE OF INSULIN AND INSULIN RECEPTOR IN ALLERGIC AIRWAY INFLAMMATION OF RATS YL MA, QY HE Department of Pulmonary Medicine People’s Hospital, Peking University, Beijing, P.R.C. 100044 Background Bronchial asthma and type 1 diabetes mellitus (IDDM) are rarely associated in the same subject although the mechanism is still unclear. Methods Streptozotocin and ovalbumin (OVA) were respectively used to induce diabetes mellitus and allergic airway inflammation. 64 male SD rats were divided into 8 groups: group A (asthma); group D (diabetes); group I (insulin treated); group AD (asthma + diabetes); group AI (asthma + insulin treated); group DI (diabetes + insulin treated); group ADI (asthma + diabetes + insulin treated); group C (control). Blood glucose measurements, serum insulin measurements, total and differential leukocyte counts of blood and BALF, HE stained paraffin section of lung tissue were carried out. Immunohistochemistry method was used to describe the distribution of insulin receptor, and the expression of insulin receptor mRNA were measured by RT-PCR. Results After antigen challenge, rats of group A, AI, ADI exhibited airway inflammation characterized by significantly elevated eosinophils and neutrophils, group AD only exhibited mild airway inflammation. Serum insulin levels were higher in groups ADI, AI and A. Immunohistochemistrical staining revealed a diffused distribution pattern of insulin receptor in the lung tissue. Positive cells infiltrating in the lung were increased significantly in groups A, AI and ADI. In groups induced diabetes the expression of insulin receptor mRNA was elevated. Conclusion Administration of low dose insulin aggravated airway inflammation to antigen provocation in rats. Insulin secretion was increased in the presence of inflammation. In the lung of antigen-challenged rats, insulin receptors on the surface of the infiltrating inflammatory cells and bronchial secretory cells were increased. 004 005 003 Saturday 5 April – Respiratory Nurses SIG Oral Presentations (1030–1200) Asthma A80 Respirology (2004) 9, (Suppl.)


Archive | 2007

Clinical Respiratory Medicine, 3rd edition

Jcm Ho; B Lam; Msm Ip; Wk Lam


Archive | 2003

Relationship between radiological and clinical parameters in SARS

Cgc Ooi; Pl Khong; B Lam; Jcm Ho; Mwc Yiu; Rwm Wong; T. K. F. Wang; Pak-Leung Ho; Pc Wong; Rhw Chan; Wk Lam; Kar Neng Lai; Kwt Tsang


Archive | 1999

Adherence of pseudomonas aeruginosa to basement membrane collagen in vitro

Kwt Tsang; Ssc Chan; R Leung; L Zheng; Jcm Ho; Tf Cheung; Msm Ip; Wk Lam


Journal of Thoracic Oncology | 2018

P3.12-08 The Role of Contactin 1 on Acquired Resistance to Pegylated Arginase in Small Cell Lung Cancer

Shi Xu; S. Yan; Sk Lam; Paul Ning-Man Cheng; Jcm Ho

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Kwt Tsang

University of Hong Kong

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Msm Ip

University of Hong Kong

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B Lam

University of Hong Kong

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R Leung

University of Hong Kong

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Gl Tipoe

University of Hong Kong

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Jz Sun

University of Hong Kong

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Jcw Mak

University of Hong Kong

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J Wang

University of British Columbia

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Pak-Leung Ho

University of Hong Kong

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Pcw Fung

University of Hong Kong

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