Objective To explore the value of pathologic diagnosis for pancreatic head mass by using recise Tru-cut biopsy under intraoperative ultrasound guided. Methods Twenty-eight patients with solid pancreatic masses in People’s Hospital of Suqian，Affiliated Hospital Xuzhou Medical College from August 2010 to August 2011 were performed precise Tru-cut biopsy under intraoperative ultrasound guided. In all patients of 28 cases, male 20 cases and female 8 cases, the male-to-female ratio was 5∶2. The patients’ age was 34-78 years old（mean age： 64 years old）. Twenty-eight patients were divided into three groups based upon the greatest dimension of the masses as follows：equal or less than 1.5 cm （group S, 5 cases）, 1.5-3.0cm （group M, 7 cases）, and greater than 3.0cm （group L, 16 cases）. Three needlepasses in each mass were performed. The results of postoperative pathologic findings were compared with specimens in paraffin sections. Results In all cases of 28, the diagnostic coincidence rate was 100%, there were no false positive finding and false negative. The coincidence ratio for pathological diagnosis of tissues with only 1 strip sample （1/3）, only 2 strip samples （2/3）, and with 3 strip samples （3/3） were 3/5, 2/5, and 0/0, respectivly in S group, 0/0, 5/7, and 2/7, respectivly in M group, and 0/0, 4/16, and 12/16, respectivly in L group. The false negative rate of single strip sample in S group and M group was higher than that in L group （χ2=9.833，P=0.002）. There was false negative finding with master single test in small focus of infection. Conclusion Precise Tru-cut biopsy under intraoperative ultrasound guided is a safe and highly accurate method for pathological diagnosis of patients with solid pancreatic lesions, especially in small lesions，it is worthy of clinical application..
Objective To study the efficiency of percutaneous acetic acid injection (PAI) or percutaneous ethanol injection (PEI) in the treatment of primary hepatic carcinoma (PHC). Methods Seventeen and 24 patients with PHC were treated, respectively by PAI or by PEI in our hospital. According to hepatic function test, soluble intereukin-2 receptor (sIL-2R), AFP, biopsy and size of tumor, the evaluation was made.Results Effective rate was 88.2% in PAI group and 87.5% in PEI group, respectively. There was no obvious influence to sIL-2R in serum in the two groups (Ｐ＞0.05). Obvious differences in impairment of hepatic functions between PAI and PEI groups were found (Ｐ＜0.01), it also showed that smaller amounts of acetic acid and less puncture frequency were required for the treatment than that of ethanol. Conclusion PAI is superior to PEI in the treatment of those patients who are complicated with cirrhosis or other vital disease.
ObjectiveTo explore the therapeutic value of ultrasound-guided minimally invasive Mammotome system for mammary glands nodules without type-B ultrasound echo. MethodsBetween May 2009 and April 2014, 95 patients with mammary glands nodules without type-B ultrasound echo accepted B-ultrasound guided mammotome rotary cutter excision. ResultsPreoperative B ultrasound showed single shot without echo in 30 cases and multiple shot without echo in 65 cases. Among the 95 cases without echo, there were 23 cases of mixed echo nodules, and 25 cases of clustered echo-free nodules. The postoperative pathological diagnosis showed non-proliferative fibrocystic changes in 78 cases, proliferative fibrocystic changes in 17 cases (including 1 case of carcinoma in situ), and 3 cases of intraductal papilloma. ConclusionUltrasound-guided minimally invasive Mammotome system is a choice for treating mammary glands nodules without type-B ultrasound echo.
An elderly female patient, with systemic multiple organ dysfunction, suffered from severe aortic valve stenosis, was to undergo transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR). She was intolerance of the computed tomography examination before surgery. Bedside echocardiography was employed to evaluate the patient’s aortic valve stenosis, valve anatomy and type, the condition of aortic root, the distance from coronary to aortic root, and lower-extremity vascular access. Finally, the emergent TAVR was successfully performed under general anesthesia, and the aortic valve trans-prosthetic gradient met a remarkable decrease after surgery.