The East Tianshan is a remote Gobi area located in eastern Xinjiang, northwestern China. In the past several years, a number of gold, porphyry copper, and Fe(-Cu) and Cu-Ag-Pb-Zn skarn deposits have been discovered th...The East Tianshan is a remote Gobi area located in eastern Xinjiang, northwestern China. In the past several years, a number of gold, porphyry copper, and Fe(-Cu) and Cu-Ag-Pb-Zn skarn deposits have been discovered there and are attracting exploration interest.The East Tianshan is located between the Junggar block to the north and early Paleozoic terranes of the Middle Tianshan to the south. It is part of a Hercynian orogen with three distinct E-W-trending tectonic belts: the Devonian-Early Carboniferous Tousuquan-Dananhu island arc on the north and the Carboniferous Aqishan -Yamansu rift basin to the south, which are separated by rocks of the Kanggurtag shear zone. The porphyry deposits, dated at 322 Ma, are related to the late evolutionary stages of a subduction-related oceanic or continental margin arc. In contrast, the skarn, gold, and magmatic Ni-Cu deposits are associated with post-colli-sional tectonics at ca. 290-270 Ma. These Late Carboniferous - Early Permian deposits are associated with large-scale emplacement and eruption of magmas possibly caused by lithosphere delamination and rifting within the East Tianshan.展开更多
OBJECTIVE The study was initiated to obtain histologic distribution, clinical features, and treatment results in patients with primary gastrointestinal non-Hodgkin's lymphomas.METHODS Between January 1990 and Janu...OBJECTIVE The study was initiated to obtain histologic distribution, clinical features, and treatment results in patients with primary gastrointestinal non-Hodgkin's lymphomas.METHODS Between January 1990 and January 2000, 89 PGI NHL patients were eligible to evaluate clinical features. Histological and immunohistological studies were routinely used and all the specimens were reclassified according to the recently published WHO classification system.RESULTS (1)Clinically, among the 89 patients, there were 24 patients in stage IE,33 in stage IIE,19 in stage IIIE,and 13 in stage IVE. (2)Immunohistological studies revealed 72 patients were with B-cell type and only 17 with T-cell type. (3)Altogether, 15 MALT lymphoma were diagnosed among 89 PGI NHL patients, and 14/15 were found primary in the stomach.(4)The 3-year and 5-year overall survival were 77.0% (57/74) and 53.6% (30/56)for the total group.CONCLUSION No clinical symptoms and signs were found to be specific for the diagnosis of PGI NHL. Most patients were in stage IE and liE when diagnosed and the intermediate grade and B-cell type were more common than the others. Surgical resection of the tumor and standard combined chemotherapy post surgery were suggested to be the most effective measures for the long term survival of the PGI NHL patients.展开更多
文摘The East Tianshan is a remote Gobi area located in eastern Xinjiang, northwestern China. In the past several years, a number of gold, porphyry copper, and Fe(-Cu) and Cu-Ag-Pb-Zn skarn deposits have been discovered there and are attracting exploration interest.The East Tianshan is located between the Junggar block to the north and early Paleozoic terranes of the Middle Tianshan to the south. It is part of a Hercynian orogen with three distinct E-W-trending tectonic belts: the Devonian-Early Carboniferous Tousuquan-Dananhu island arc on the north and the Carboniferous Aqishan -Yamansu rift basin to the south, which are separated by rocks of the Kanggurtag shear zone. The porphyry deposits, dated at 322 Ma, are related to the late evolutionary stages of a subduction-related oceanic or continental margin arc. In contrast, the skarn, gold, and magmatic Ni-Cu deposits are associated with post-colli-sional tectonics at ca. 290-270 Ma. These Late Carboniferous - Early Permian deposits are associated with large-scale emplacement and eruption of magmas possibly caused by lithosphere delamination and rifting within the East Tianshan.
文摘OBJECTIVE The study was initiated to obtain histologic distribution, clinical features, and treatment results in patients with primary gastrointestinal non-Hodgkin's lymphomas.METHODS Between January 1990 and January 2000, 89 PGI NHL patients were eligible to evaluate clinical features. Histological and immunohistological studies were routinely used and all the specimens were reclassified according to the recently published WHO classification system.RESULTS (1)Clinically, among the 89 patients, there were 24 patients in stage IE,33 in stage IIE,19 in stage IIIE,and 13 in stage IVE. (2)Immunohistological studies revealed 72 patients were with B-cell type and only 17 with T-cell type. (3)Altogether, 15 MALT lymphoma were diagnosed among 89 PGI NHL patients, and 14/15 were found primary in the stomach.(4)The 3-year and 5-year overall survival were 77.0% (57/74) and 53.6% (30/56)for the total group.CONCLUSION No clinical symptoms and signs were found to be specific for the diagnosis of PGI NHL. Most patients were in stage IE and liE when diagnosed and the intermediate grade and B-cell type were more common than the others. Surgical resection of the tumor and standard combined chemotherapy post surgery were suggested to be the most effective measures for the long term survival of the PGI NHL patients.
