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find Author "黄河" 7 results
  • REOPERATION OF 81 CASES AFTER CHOLECYSTECTOMY

    目的探讨胆囊切除术后再次手术的原因及其防治措施。方法对近6年我院收治的胆囊切除术后仍有症状,经B超、ERCP、MRCP、腹部X线平片及十二指肠低张造影等检查发现需再次手术的81例患者的临床资料进行回顾性分析,并结合文献,对其常见原因及其预防治疗措施进行了讨论。结果81例患者根据不同病因予以了相应的手术,如残株胆囊切除术、胆总管切开取石术、十二指肠憩室手术等。再次手术均取得良好效果,无手术死亡。结论对胆囊切除术后仍有症状者应作全面检查,部分患者可找出原因进行相应治疗,能取得良好效果; 而且绝大部分的再次手术,通过术前评估及术中各种技巧的应用是可以防范的。

    Release date:2016-08-28 05:11 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • ACCURACY STUDY ON PREOPERATIVE MEASUREMENT OF PEDICLE SCREW FIXATION FOR THORACOLUMBAR VERTEBRA IN SPINAL VIRTUAL SURGERY SYSTEM

    Objective To employ spinal virtual surgery system (SVSS) for preoperative planning of thoracolumbar pedicle screw fixation, and to establ ish the measurement method for pedicle screw-related parameters. Methods Eight thoracicand lumbar spine specimens (T11-L3) were selected. First of all, SVSS was used for the preoperative planning of pedicle screw and the parameters of both sides of pedicle were measured in every vertebral segment, including angle of axial view (Aa), angle of sagittal view (As), x-direction entrance (XE), total pedicle length of axial view (TLa), total pedicle length of sagittal view (TLs), pedicle height (PH), pedicle width (PW), and pedicle spongy width (PSW). Then the corresponding parameters of the right and left pedicle screws of the specimens were measured actually. Finally, its accuracy was verified by comparing the data by virtual measurement and actual measurement. Results There was no significant difference in the parameters of virtual measurement (Aa, As, TLa, TLs, XE, PW, PSW, and PH) and actual measurement (Aa, As, TLa, XE, PW, PSW, and PH) between the right and left sides (P gt; 0.05). Except XE of the L3 vertebral segment and PSW of T11 and T12 vertebral segments (P lt; 0.05), the differences in other parameters of other segments were not significant (P gt; 0.05). Conclusion After statistical analysis and comparison, the feasibil ity of preoperative planning of thoracolumbar pedicle screw fixation and the accuracy of the measurement of the SVSS is verified.

    Release date:2016-08-31 05:43 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • TREATMENT OF POSTEROLATERAL CORNER INJURY OF KNEE JOINT WITH ANATOMICAL RECONSTRUCTION

    Objective To discuss the diagnosis and treatment of posterolateral corner injury of the knee joint, and to evaluate the clinical results after anatomical reconstruction. Methods Sixteen cases of posterolateral cornerinjury of the knee were treated, being accompanied with grade Ⅲ or above existing serious varus or external rotation. At a mean follow-up of 13 months(7 to 18 months),weevaluate the clinical results using Lysholm and IKDC(international knee documentation committee) scoring systems. Among them,there were 14 males and 2 females aging 19-46 years (mean 38 years). It was 4-12 d from injury to operation. On conditions of anesthesia, varus stresstest(VST) showed that instability of varus was more than 10° under the 30° and 0° of genuflexion respectively and external rotation test showed that instability of external rotation was more than 10° when compared with normal side. Five cases complicated by rupture of anterior cruciate ligament,8 cases by rupture of posterior cruciate ligament and 3 cases by rupture of both ligaments. Results All patients were followed 7 to 18 months and no patients had instability of the knee. The VST showed that no abnormal lateral instability was found at 0° of flexion except 3 cases at 30° with less than 5°. Cooper test showed that no rotational instability at 90° except 1 cases at 30° with less than 5°. The range of motion of the knee was from 75° to 130° of flexion(mean 118°)and from 0° to 5° of extension. Posteroperative scores were from 54 to 96 according to Lysholm scoring systems and from 46 to 94 according to IKDC scoring systems. Conclusion Although the overall incidence of posterolateral corner injury is less than that of other ligament injuries of the knee, we should pay much attention to posterolateral corner injury because of its important role in resisting posterior tibia translation,external rotation and varus of knee. This injury can result in a significant degree of disability for patients.

    Release date:2016-09-01 09:22 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • A comparative study of X-ray projection doses during leadless pacemaker and conventional single chamber ventricular pacemaker implantation

    ObjectiveTo compare the X-ray projection doses during leadless pacemaker implantation and conventional single chamber ventricular pacemaker (VVI) implantation. MethodsThis study included all patients who underwent leadless pacemaker implantation and VVI pacemaker implantation performed by the same principal investigator team using the same digital subtraction angiography (DSA) machine in the West China Hospital of Sichuan University from August 3rd, 2018 to February 18th, 2020. Among the enrolled patients, 27 who underwent leadless pacemaker implantation were included in the case group, whereas 38 who underwent conventional VVI implantation were included in the control group. Data regarding the intraoperative dose area product (DAP), air kerma (AK), duration of X-ray fluoroscopy, number of exposed sequences on the film, total number of frames on the film, operation time, and BMI were collected to investigate the causes of the differences. ResultsThe case group received a higher X-ray projection dose than the control group, and there were statistically significant differences between the two groups in terms of DAP, AK, duration of X-ray fluoroscopy, the number of exposed sequences on the film, the total number of frames on the film, and operation time (P<0.05). ConclusionPatients who underwent leadless pacemaker implantation are exposed to more radiation than those who underwent conventional VVI implantation.

    Release date:2022-10-25 02:19 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Correlation Between Volume Dependence of Respiratory Mechanics and Dynamic Intrinsic Positive End-Expiratory Pressure in COPD Patients During Pressure Support Ventilation

    Objective To investigate the correlation between dynamic intrinsic positive endexpiratory pressure ( PEEPidyn) and volume dependence of elastance and resistance of respiratory system ( Evd/Rvd) derived from nonlinear analysis of respiratory mechanics in COPD patients during pressure support ventilation ( PSV) . Methods Twenty-five COPD patients mechanically ventilated using mode of PSV were ventilated at a PSV level of no less than 20 cm H2O in a period of 15 minutes to attain so-callednear-relaxation state. The pressure( P) , flow( V′) and volume( V) data were analyzed by nonlinear mode of respiratory motion. PEEPidyn was determined by esophageal balloon-tipped catheter technique. The correlations between PEEPidyn and Evd, Rvd as well as Evd ×Rvd were analyzed. Results The correlation coefficients between PEEPidyn and Evd, Rvd as well as Evd ×Rvd were 0. 85,0. 80, and 0. 90, respectively. Conclusions Nonlinear mode of respiratory motion is suitable to analyze respiratory mechanics of COPD patients mechanically ventilated using mode of PSV. There are good correlations between PEEPidyn and Evd,Rvd as well as Evd ×Rvd which may be used to noninvasively monitor PEEPidyn in mechanically ventilated COPD patients using mode of PSV.

    Release date:2016-08-30 11:54 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • IMPACTS OF HIGH-DOSE METHYLPREDNISOLONE ON GENE EXPRESSION PROFILING IN ACUTE SPINAL CORD INJURY

    Objective Methylprednisolone (MP) is the only active drug for acute spinal cord injury (SCI), but the molecular mechanism is still further studied. To investigate the pathophysiology of SCI and the molecular mechanism of MP in treating SCI. Methods Nine rabbits were randomly divided into 3 groups, weighing (3 100 ± 140) g: sham operation group(group A, n=3), model group (group B, n=3), and drug treatment group (group C, n=3). After laminectomy was performed in3 groups, no treatment was given in group A, and the model of SCI was establ ished with modified Allen’s fall ing strike method in groups B and C at L4; then high-dose MP equivalent with human dose was adopted in group C at 2 hours after SCI and the normal sal ine in group B. All rabbits were sacrificed at 8 hours after SCI, and then the spinal cord tissues about 8 mm long which included the injuried site were obtained. Total RNA was isolated with Trizol one-step method to examine the gene expression profile by using Ogl io technologies with standard operating procedures and qual ity control as recently described respectively. GeneSpring11.0 analyzer software was used to filter potential candidate genes for statistical significance using Welch’s t test, and only genes with P lt; 0.05 and fold change (FC) ≥ 2 were retained for further analysis. Some differentially expressed genes were also verified by RT-PCR to ensure the rel iabil ity of microarray results. Results The SCI model was set up and the samples of spinal cord tissues were acquired successfully at 8 hours after SCI. The qual ify of total RNA from each group met the requirement for the microarray examination and data analysis. These differentially expressed genes involved inflammation, immunity, ion transportation, transcription factors, and so on. The results of genes IL-1α, IL-1β, and defensin 4 (NP-4) by RTPCR were consistent with that of gene-chips. The immuno-related genes included NP-3, NP-4, corticostatin 6, CAP-18, and antimicrobial peptide, which displayed obvious differential expression. Conclusion High-dose MP has protective effects on nervous function by the immunity mechanism, and the main effector may be neutrophil.

    Release date:2016-08-31 05:42 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON SCREW INSERTION IN LOWER CERVICAL PEDICLE ASSISTED BY MULTI-SPIRAL COMPUTERIZED TOMOGRAPHY THREE DIMENTIONAL RECONSTRUCTION TECHNIQUES

    Objective To assess the cl inical significance of transpedicular screw insertion in lower cervical vertebra assisted by multi-spiral CT (MSCT) three dimentional (3D) image reconstruction techniques. Methods Eight cervical vertebra specimens were examined by MSCT, and the messages were sent to SGI02 Workstation; according to the parameter requirements of lower cervical pedicle fixation, by using post-process of volume rendering (VR) the condition was judged and multi-plannar reformation (MPR) was used to do individual analysis; and the ideal path of screw insertion was obtained andthe related parameters were measured. After preoperative plan being finished, referring to these measured parameters, 3.5 mm screws were inserted into C3-7 pedicles of these 8 specimens. After insertion of screws, MSCT scanning and 3D reconstruction were performed again to evaluate the accuracy of lower cervical pedicle screw inserting. From May 2007 to November 2009, 28 patients who received screw insertion in lower cervical spines were given MSCT scanning and 3D reconstruction to evaluate the illness situation, to confirm shortest fixation volumes, and to collect the parameters of aim pedicle screw insertion. Results The time of insertion for each screw was (392 ± 62) seconds. It was found that one pedicle was clausura (1.25%, 1/80) and five pedicle diameters in coronal view were less than 3 mm (6.25%, 5/80), which all were not fit for screw insertion. A total of 74 screws were placed successfully. One-time success rate of screw insertion was 95.95% (71/74). The total accuracy rate was 91.89% (68/74). Six screws penetrated (8.11%). According to the Richter penetrating classification: grade one was 6.76% (5/74) and grade two was 1.35% (1/74). There were significant differences (P lt; 0.05) in penetrated rate between our study and anatomic landmark local ization (47.37%), Miller methods (25.00%), and there was no significant difference (P gt; 0.05) when compared with Abumi method (6.70%), hopper method (7.10%), pipel ine deoppilation method (5.20%) and navigation technique (11.30%). In cl inical 28 cases, 121 screws were inserted; one pedicle was clausura and one was fissure fracture, which all were unfit for insert screw in preoperative plan, the surgery project was adjusted. After operation, 17 patients (76 screws) were given MSCT scanning again. A total of 67 screws (88.16%) were placed successfully. Nine screws (11.84%) penetrated, grade one was 7.89% (6/76) and grade two was 3.95% (3/76). Conclusion It is accurate to apply MSCT 3D reconstruction techniques to measure the ideal screw canal in preoperative individual ized plan. Strictly following individual quantitative data, the safety and accuracy of the surgery can be improved. And it is feasible and available to use MSCT MPR imaging to evaluate the accuracy of pedicle screw insertion.

    Release date:2016-08-31 05:48 Export PDF Favorites Scan
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