AIM To analyze the diagnostic performance of surveillance colonoscopy,computed tomography(CT),and tumor markers(TMs)in detecting CRC recurrence or metastasis during follow-up after CRC resection.Secondary objectives i...AIM To analyze the diagnostic performance of surveillance colonoscopy,computed tomography(CT),and tumor markers(TMs)in detecting CRC recurrence or metastasis during follow-up after CRC resection.Secondary objectives included degree of adherence to clinical practice guidelines surveillance recommendations and factors associated with adherence and all-cause and CRC mortality.METHODS The single-center retrospective cohort study including patients undergoing curative resection of stage I-III CRC during 2010-2015.Follow-up was performed using TMs every 6 months,yearly CT for 5 years,and colonoscopy at years 1 and 4.Demographic,primary tumor data,and results at follow-up were collected.RESULTS Of 574 included patients included,153 had recurrences or metastases.Of this group,136(88.9%)were diagnosed by CT,10(6.5%)by CT and colonoscopy,and 7(4.6%)by colonoscopy;only 67.8%showed TMs elevation.Adherence to follow-up recommendations was 68.8%for the first colonoscopy,74%for the first CT scan,and 96.6%for the first blood test;these values declined over time.Younger age at diagnosis[odds ratio(OR)0.93;95%CI:0.91-0.95],CRC stages I-II(OR 0.38;95%CI:0.24-0.61),and adherence to follow-up recommendations(OR 0.30;95%CI:0.20-0.46)were independently associated with lower risk for all-cause death at 5 years.CONCLUSION CT scan had the highest diagnostic yield.Adherence to follow-up recommendations was low and decreased during follow-up.Younger age at diagnosis,stage,and follow-up adherence were associated with lower 5-year mortality.展开更多
The use of norfloxacin either as primary or secondary prophylaxis of bacterial infections in advanced cirrhosis has improved patient's survival. This may be explained not only due to a significant decrease in the ...The use of norfloxacin either as primary or secondary prophylaxis of bacterial infections in advanced cirrhosis has improved patient's survival. This may be explained not only due to a significant decrease in the number of infections, but also because of a direct immunomodulatory effect. Selective intestinal decontamination with norfloxacin reduces translocation of either viable bacteria or bacteria-driven products from the intestinal lumen. In addition, norfloxacin directly modulates the systemic inflammatory response. The proinflammatory cytokine profile secreted by neutrophils from these patients shows a close, significant, and inverse correlation with serum norfloxacin levels. Similar effects have been described with other quinolones in different clinical conditions. Although the underlying mechanisms are not well defined for most of the antibiotics, the pathways triggered for norfloxacin to induce such immunomodulatory effects involve the down-regulation of pro-inflammatory inducible nitric oxide synthase, cyclooxygenase-2, and NF-κB and the up-regulation of heme-oxygenase 1 and IL-10 expression. The knowledge of these immunomodulatory effects, additional to their bactericidal role, improves our comprehension of the interaction between antibiotics and the cellular host response and offer new possibilities for the development of new therapeutic strategies to manage and prevent bacterial infections in cirrhosis.展开更多
基金Supported by Instituto de Investigación Sanitaria ISABIAL,No.P42022-0275.
文摘AIM To analyze the diagnostic performance of surveillance colonoscopy,computed tomography(CT),and tumor markers(TMs)in detecting CRC recurrence or metastasis during follow-up after CRC resection.Secondary objectives included degree of adherence to clinical practice guidelines surveillance recommendations and factors associated with adherence and all-cause and CRC mortality.METHODS The single-center retrospective cohort study including patients undergoing curative resection of stage I-III CRC during 2010-2015.Follow-up was performed using TMs every 6 months,yearly CT for 5 years,and colonoscopy at years 1 and 4.Demographic,primary tumor data,and results at follow-up were collected.RESULTS Of 574 included patients included,153 had recurrences or metastases.Of this group,136(88.9%)were diagnosed by CT,10(6.5%)by CT and colonoscopy,and 7(4.6%)by colonoscopy;only 67.8%showed TMs elevation.Adherence to follow-up recommendations was 68.8%for the first colonoscopy,74%for the first CT scan,and 96.6%for the first blood test;these values declined over time.Younger age at diagnosis[odds ratio(OR)0.93;95%CI:0.91-0.95],CRC stages I-II(OR 0.38;95%CI:0.24-0.61),and adherence to follow-up recommendations(OR 0.30;95%CI:0.20-0.46)were independently associated with lower risk for all-cause death at 5 years.CONCLUSION CT scan had the highest diagnostic yield.Adherence to follow-up recommendations was low and decreased during follow-up.Younger age at diagnosis,stage,and follow-up adherence were associated with lower 5-year mortality.
基金Supported by Grants PI13/1443 and PI14/01090 from Instituto de Salud Carlos III,Madrid,Spain,and FEDER funds,EU
文摘The use of norfloxacin either as primary or secondary prophylaxis of bacterial infections in advanced cirrhosis has improved patient's survival. This may be explained not only due to a significant decrease in the number of infections, but also because of a direct immunomodulatory effect. Selective intestinal decontamination with norfloxacin reduces translocation of either viable bacteria or bacteria-driven products from the intestinal lumen. In addition, norfloxacin directly modulates the systemic inflammatory response. The proinflammatory cytokine profile secreted by neutrophils from these patients shows a close, significant, and inverse correlation with serum norfloxacin levels. Similar effects have been described with other quinolones in different clinical conditions. Although the underlying mechanisms are not well defined for most of the antibiotics, the pathways triggered for norfloxacin to induce such immunomodulatory effects involve the down-regulation of pro-inflammatory inducible nitric oxide synthase, cyclooxygenase-2, and NF-κB and the up-regulation of heme-oxygenase 1 and IL-10 expression. The knowledge of these immunomodulatory effects, additional to their bactericidal role, improves our comprehension of the interaction between antibiotics and the cellular host response and offer new possibilities for the development of new therapeutic strategies to manage and prevent bacterial infections in cirrhosis.
