BACKGROUND Many studies have investigated the relationships between vitamins and esophageal cancer(EC).Most of these studies focused on the roles of vitamins in the prevention and treatment of EC,and few studies have ...BACKGROUND Many studies have investigated the relationships between vitamins and esophageal cancer(EC).Most of these studies focused on the roles of vitamins in the prevention and treatment of EC,and few studies have examined the changes in vitamin nutritional status and their influencing factors before and after chemotherapy for EC.Chemotherapy may have a considerable effect on EC patients’vitamin levels and hematological indicators.AIM To research the nutritional status of multiple vitamins in EC patients during chemotherapy and to assess its clinical significance.METHODS EC patients admitted to our center from July 2017 to September 2020 were enrolled in this study.Serum concentrations of nine vitamins(A,D,E,B9,B12,B1,C,B2 and B6),hemoglobin,total protein,albumin,blood calcium,blood phosphorus concentrations and body mass index(BMI)were measured in all EC patients.The changes in nine vitamins,hematological indicators and BMI were compared before and after two cycles of chemotherapy.The possible influential factors were analyzed.RESULTS In total,203 EC patients receiving chemotherapy were enrolled in this study.Varying degrees of vitamin A,D,C and B2 deficiency and weight loss were found in these patients,and the proportions of vitamin B2 and vitamin C deficiencies increased significantly after chemotherapy(both P<0.05).Serum concentrations of vitamins A,C,B2 and B6 and BMI before and after chemotherapy were statistically significant(all P<0.05).Multivariate analysis showed that vitamin A levels significantly differed between male and female EC patients,whereas vitamin D concentration significantly differed in EC patients in different stages(all P<0.05).Correlations were observed between the changes in serum concentrations of vitamin A and C before and after two cycles chemotherapy and the change in BMI(P<0.05).Hemoglobin,total protein,serum albumin and blood calcium concentrations significantly decreased in EC patients after chemotherapy(all P<0.05),while the blood phosphorus level significantly increased after chemotherapy(P<0.05).Using the difference in vitamin concentrations as the independent variables and the difference in BMI as the dependent variable,logistic regression analysis revealed statistically significant differences for vitamin A,vitamin D and vitamin C(F=5.082,P=0.002).CONCLUSION Vitamin A,D,C and B2 were mainly deficient in patients with EC during chemotherapy.Multivitamin supplementation may help to improve the nutritional status,chemotherapy tolerance and efficacy.展开更多
Objective: To study the effects of enteral nutrition intervention on immune nutritional status and radiation damage in patients with esophageal cancer radiotherapy. Methods: Patients with esophageal cancer who underwe...Objective: To study the effects of enteral nutrition intervention on immune nutritional status and radiation damage in patients with esophageal cancer radiotherapy. Methods: Patients with esophageal cancer who underwent radiotherapy in West China Hospital, Sichuan University between January and October 2017 were chosen as the research subjects and divided into the experimental group who received enteral nutrition intervention and the control group who received routine intervention. The contents of nutrition indicators and radiation damage markers in serum as well as the contents of immune cells in peripheral blood were determined before radiotherapy and after radiotherapy ended. Results: Compared with those before radiotherapy, serum ALB, PA, TRF and RBP contents as well as peripheral blood Th cell, NK cell, Breg cell and Treg cell contents of experimental group did not change significantly while serum PDGF-BB, TGF-β1, CTGF, TNF-α and SAA contents were significantly higher after radiotherapy;serum ALB, PA, TRF and RBP contents as well as peripheral blood Th cell and NK cell contents of control group were significantly lower while serum PDGF-BB, TGF-β1, CTGF, TNF-α and SAA contents as well as peripheral blood Breg cell and Treg cell contents were significantly higher after radiotherapy;serum ALB, PA, TRF and RBP contents as well as peripheral blood Th cell and NK cell contents of experimental group after radiotherapy were higher than those of control group while serum PDGF-BB, TGF-β1, CTGF, TNF-α and SAA contents as well as peripheral blood Breg cell and Treg cell contents were lower than those of control group. Conclusion: enteral nutrition intervention can improve immune nutritional status and reduce radiation damage in patients with esophageal cancer radiotherapy.展开更多
ObjectiveTo compare the effects of oral intake and nasogastric tube(NG)feeding on nutritional status,complications and survival during neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy for esophageal squamous-cell carcinoma(ESCC)patients...ObjectiveTo compare the effects of oral intake and nasogastric tube(NG)feeding on nutritional status,complications and survival during neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy for esophageal squamous-cell carcinoma(ESCC)patients.MethodsA total of 61 ESCC cases treated with neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy from December 2018 to March 2020 were enrolled,including(38 in oral intake group,and 22 in NG feeding group.Disease characteristics and baseline nutritional markers were collected in both groups.Nutritional status,complication and completion rate of chemoradiotherapy in both groups were evaluated.ResultsCompared with the oral intake group,patients in the NG feeding group had a later T stage(P=0.027)and clinical stage(P=0.014).The levels of energy intake(P=0.033),serum prealbumin(P<0.001),albumin(P=0.017)and hemoglobin(P=0.015)before treatment in NG group were significantly lower than those in oral intake group.Furthermore,patient-generated subjective global assessment(PG-SGA)score(P=0.016)and the levels of serum C-reactive protein(P=0.014)of NG feeding group were significantly higher than those of oral intake group.However,at the end of treatment,PG-SGA scores were increased in oral intake group and decreased in NG feeding group.In addition,the NG feeding group had a lower incidence of grade≥2 esophagitis(P=0.037),and higher completion rate of chemotherapy compared with oral intake group(P=0.034).Meanwhile,the proportion of parenteral nutrition(P=0.008)and anti-inflammatory(P=0.022)treatment in NG feeding group was significantly lower than that in oral intake group.Although patients in the NG feeding group had a worse prognosis,there were no statistically significant differences in overall survival(OS)and progression-free survival(PFS)between the two groups(P>0.05).ConclusionsAs a safe and effective enteral nutrition approach to improving nutrition,nasogastric tube feeding could increase treatment completion rate and reduce the incidence of≥grade 2 esophagitis reaction during neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy.展开更多
基金Health Bureau of the Department of Logistics and Security of the Central Military Commission of China,No.17BJZ47.
文摘BACKGROUND Many studies have investigated the relationships between vitamins and esophageal cancer(EC).Most of these studies focused on the roles of vitamins in the prevention and treatment of EC,and few studies have examined the changes in vitamin nutritional status and their influencing factors before and after chemotherapy for EC.Chemotherapy may have a considerable effect on EC patients’vitamin levels and hematological indicators.AIM To research the nutritional status of multiple vitamins in EC patients during chemotherapy and to assess its clinical significance.METHODS EC patients admitted to our center from July 2017 to September 2020 were enrolled in this study.Serum concentrations of nine vitamins(A,D,E,B9,B12,B1,C,B2 and B6),hemoglobin,total protein,albumin,blood calcium,blood phosphorus concentrations and body mass index(BMI)were measured in all EC patients.The changes in nine vitamins,hematological indicators and BMI were compared before and after two cycles of chemotherapy.The possible influential factors were analyzed.RESULTS In total,203 EC patients receiving chemotherapy were enrolled in this study.Varying degrees of vitamin A,D,C and B2 deficiency and weight loss were found in these patients,and the proportions of vitamin B2 and vitamin C deficiencies increased significantly after chemotherapy(both P<0.05).Serum concentrations of vitamins A,C,B2 and B6 and BMI before and after chemotherapy were statistically significant(all P<0.05).Multivariate analysis showed that vitamin A levels significantly differed between male and female EC patients,whereas vitamin D concentration significantly differed in EC patients in different stages(all P<0.05).Correlations were observed between the changes in serum concentrations of vitamin A and C before and after two cycles chemotherapy and the change in BMI(P<0.05).Hemoglobin,total protein,serum albumin and blood calcium concentrations significantly decreased in EC patients after chemotherapy(all P<0.05),while the blood phosphorus level significantly increased after chemotherapy(P<0.05).Using the difference in vitamin concentrations as the independent variables and the difference in BMI as the dependent variable,logistic regression analysis revealed statistically significant differences for vitamin A,vitamin D and vitamin C(F=5.082,P=0.002).CONCLUSION Vitamin A,D,C and B2 were mainly deficient in patients with EC during chemotherapy.Multivitamin supplementation may help to improve the nutritional status,chemotherapy tolerance and efficacy.
文摘Objective: To study the effects of enteral nutrition intervention on immune nutritional status and radiation damage in patients with esophageal cancer radiotherapy. Methods: Patients with esophageal cancer who underwent radiotherapy in West China Hospital, Sichuan University between January and October 2017 were chosen as the research subjects and divided into the experimental group who received enteral nutrition intervention and the control group who received routine intervention. The contents of nutrition indicators and radiation damage markers in serum as well as the contents of immune cells in peripheral blood were determined before radiotherapy and after radiotherapy ended. Results: Compared with those before radiotherapy, serum ALB, PA, TRF and RBP contents as well as peripheral blood Th cell, NK cell, Breg cell and Treg cell contents of experimental group did not change significantly while serum PDGF-BB, TGF-β1, CTGF, TNF-α and SAA contents were significantly higher after radiotherapy;serum ALB, PA, TRF and RBP contents as well as peripheral blood Th cell and NK cell contents of control group were significantly lower while serum PDGF-BB, TGF-β1, CTGF, TNF-α and SAA contents as well as peripheral blood Breg cell and Treg cell contents were significantly higher after radiotherapy;serum ALB, PA, TRF and RBP contents as well as peripheral blood Th cell and NK cell contents of experimental group after radiotherapy were higher than those of control group while serum PDGF-BB, TGF-β1, CTGF, TNF-α and SAA contents as well as peripheral blood Breg cell and Treg cell contents were lower than those of control group. Conclusion: enteral nutrition intervention can improve immune nutritional status and reduce radiation damage in patients with esophageal cancer radiotherapy.
文摘ObjectiveTo compare the effects of oral intake and nasogastric tube(NG)feeding on nutritional status,complications and survival during neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy for esophageal squamous-cell carcinoma(ESCC)patients.MethodsA total of 61 ESCC cases treated with neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy from December 2018 to March 2020 were enrolled,including(38 in oral intake group,and 22 in NG feeding group.Disease characteristics and baseline nutritional markers were collected in both groups.Nutritional status,complication and completion rate of chemoradiotherapy in both groups were evaluated.ResultsCompared with the oral intake group,patients in the NG feeding group had a later T stage(P=0.027)and clinical stage(P=0.014).The levels of energy intake(P=0.033),serum prealbumin(P<0.001),albumin(P=0.017)and hemoglobin(P=0.015)before treatment in NG group were significantly lower than those in oral intake group.Furthermore,patient-generated subjective global assessment(PG-SGA)score(P=0.016)and the levels of serum C-reactive protein(P=0.014)of NG feeding group were significantly higher than those of oral intake group.However,at the end of treatment,PG-SGA scores were increased in oral intake group and decreased in NG feeding group.In addition,the NG feeding group had a lower incidence of grade≥2 esophagitis(P=0.037),and higher completion rate of chemotherapy compared with oral intake group(P=0.034).Meanwhile,the proportion of parenteral nutrition(P=0.008)and anti-inflammatory(P=0.022)treatment in NG feeding group was significantly lower than that in oral intake group.Although patients in the NG feeding group had a worse prognosis,there were no statistically significant differences in overall survival(OS)and progression-free survival(PFS)between the two groups(P>0.05).ConclusionsAs a safe and effective enteral nutrition approach to improving nutrition,nasogastric tube feeding could increase treatment completion rate and reduce the incidence of≥grade 2 esophagitis reaction during neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy.