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  • Systematic Review of Clinical Evidence: the Efficacy of Stereotactic Aspiration in the Treatment of Cerebral Hemorrhage

    Objective To explore whether there is enough clinical evidence to confirm that stereotactic aspiration does more good than harm in patients with cerebral hemorrhage. Method A systematic review of all relevant clinical studies on stereotactic aspiration in the treatment of cerebral hemorrhage. Results Eight randomized controlled trials (RCTs) including 757 patients and 17 nonrandomized controlled studies including 1 766 patients, as well as 20 uncontrolled studies including 1 244 patients were identified . All studies reported positive results regarding the effects. However, the quality of the included studies were generally poor. The main problem was that most trials reported them as a RCT, but no description of the method of randomization. Conclusions Stereotactic aspiration in the treatment of cerebral hemorrhage is promising based on present evidence. However, at present, we can not draw definite conclusion whether the treatment does more good than harm compared with noninvasive medical treatment because of the poor quality of included studies. Therefore, more high quality RCTs are required.

    Release date:2016-08-25 03:33 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Minimally Invasive Therapy in Acute Deep Venous Thrombosis of Lower Extremities

    Objective To discuss the clinical effect and value of minimally invasive therapy on lower extremity deep venous thrombosis (DVT). Methods The clinical data of 911 patients with acute lower extremity DVT from April 1998 to December 2011 were analyzed retrospectively. There were 489 males,422 females;the age ranged from 23-86 years old with (58.72±11.95) years old. Five hundred and sixty-eight patients occurred on the left leg,343 patients on the right leg. There were 487 cases of central type,166 cases of peripheral type,258 cases of mixed type. All the patients were implanted inferior vena cava filter under local anesthesia,then inserted an 8-14 F catheter via the femoral vein of the affected limbs to suck mechanically thrombus. Five hundred and twenty-seven cases of iliofemoral vein thrombus were inserted into sheathing canal with the help of technique of guide wire griped. The guide wire could be plugged into femoral vein,even more far,with the help of sheathing canal. Following the guide wire,a diameter-10 mm balloon catheter was used to pull the thrombus to iliac vein,with the watching of DSA,so it could be sucked from iliac vein. Before sucking thrombus,a diameter-12 mm balloon was put into the confluence of inferior vena cava and iliac vein,in case of thrombus fall off with blood flow to block inferior vena cava. Results Among 911 patients,423 cases were only treated by sucking thrombus,275 cases sucking thrombus plus endovascular thrombolysis,91 cases sucking thrombus plus endovascular thrombolysis plus percutaneous transluminal angioplasty (PTA),122 cases sucking thrombus plus endovascular thrombolysis plus PTA plus stenting,the average hospital stay was 7.5 d. ① Discharge success rate:907 (99.56%) cases were successful by interventional therapy,4 (0.44%) cases were failed. Nine hundred and eleven patients were performed mechanical thrombus suction,which was 556 cases of gradeⅢ,142 cases of gradeⅡ,213 cases of gradeⅠ. Among 213 cases of gradeⅠ,there were 91 cases only underwent PTA treatment for economic reasons or advanced stage malignant tumors,122 cases underwent PTA plus stenting. The circumferences of affected limb and the differences of circumference of healthy and affected limbs knees above and below 15 cm at discharge were significantly smaller than those at admission (P<0.01). Twenty-seven cases underwent anticoagulation and thrombolytic therapy after operation,which occurred mild subcutaneous bleeding,gum bleeding,epistaxis,hematuria,and the symptoms were disappearance after adjusting drugs. All the patients did not appear to complications such as bleeding,vessel dissection. ② Follow-up effective rate:After 6 to 12 months follow-up,there were 714 (78.38%) cases of excellent,136 (14.92%) cases of good,57 (6.26%) cases of middle,4 (0.44%) cases of poor. After 13 to 24 months follow-up,there were 691 (76.18%) cases of excellent,151 (16.65%) cases of good,65 (7.17%) cases of middle;65 cases occurred restenosis that the PTA and stent placement was underwent again, blood flow of 58 cases completely restored,blood flow of 7 cases partly recovered,and the contrast agent didn’t retent. After 25 to 36 months follow-up,there were 681 (75.08%) cases of excellent,128 (14.11%) cases of good,98 (10.81%) cases of middle;98 cases of limb swelling were not satisfied,and the patients still had a sense of pain after walking,but the symptoms obviously improved as compared with preoperative symptoms,the patients were advised to wear stretch socks with no further interventional therapy. Conclusions Minimally invasive therapy on lower extremity DVT can eliminate thrombus from venous cavity more early,restore the unobstructed flow instantly,preserve the function of venous valve in a greater degree. It has an advantage of minimally invasive,less complications,and notable clinic effect of short-term and medium-term follow-up.

    Release date:2016-09-08 10:36 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Clinical Study on CT Guided Puncture to The Diagnosis and Treatment of Local Complications of Severe Acute Pancreatitis (Report of 43 Cases)

    Objective  To explore the value of CT guided percutaneous puncture, aspiration and drainage on diagnosis and treatment of local complications of severe acute pancreatitis (SAP). Methods Forty-three cases of SAP combined with pancreatic necrosis, peripancreatic hydrops, pseudocyst and abscess were analyzed, all of them underwent CT guided percutaneous puncture, aspiration and drainage. Results The punctures were performed on 43 SAP patients for sixty-four times, the success rate was 100%, and in 24 cases of them puncture were performed for diagnosis, the positive rate of fluid absorption by puncture was 100%. Forty-one of 43 cases (95%) received puncture and tube drainage, open operation was performed in one patient, one patient was automatically discharged. The remission rate of abdominal distension was 93% (40/43) and 16 of 43 cases (37%) were turned to open operation. The effective rate of drainage was 61% (25/41). Conclusion The puncture, aspiration and drainage guided by CT is an effective method in diagnosis and treatment of local complications in part of SAP cases.

    Release date:2016-09-08 11:47 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Effects of Prone Position Ventilation on Oxygenation,Hemodynamics and Airway Drainage in Patients with Severe Aspiration Pneumonia with ARDS

    ObjectiveTo investigate the effects of prone position ventilation on oxygenation,hemodynamics and airway drainage in patients with severe aspiration pneumonia with acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS). Methods28 patients with severe aspiration pneumonia with ARDS admitted between January 2010 and June 2012 were recruited in the study. They were ventilated in prone position with sedation and paralysis. Mean blood pressure (MAP),heart rate (HR),central venous pressure (CVP),pulse oxygen saturation (SpO2),arterial oxygen tension (PaO2),carbon dioxide partial pressure (PaCO2),oxygenation index (PaO2/FiO2) and sputum drainage were recorded in the time points of initial supine position,prone position 1h,prone position 2h,and return to supine position 2h. ResultsCompared with the time point of initial supine position,PaO2 and PaO2/FiO2 increased significantly after 1 and 2 hours in prone position [PaO2:(85±12)mm Hg and (97±10)mm Hg vs. (65±11)mm Hg;PaO2/FiO2:(150±37)mm Hg and (158±50)mm Hg vs. (130±28)mm Hg;all P<0.05]. The effects of oxygenation improving were persistent 2h after return to supine position [PaO2:(87±11)mm Hg;PaO2/FiO2:(150±52)mm Hg,P<0.05]. There was no significant difference in MAP,HR,CVP,or SpO2 during the study. Airway sputum drainage was significantly increased 2h after in prone position compared with that in initial supine position [(15.3±2.0)mL vs. (8.1±1.1)mL,P<0.05]. Airway sputum drainage had no significant difference among 1h afer prone position,2h after return to supine position and the initial supine position [(9.1±1.0)mL and (8.3±1.2) mL vs. (8.1±1.1)mL,P>0.05]. ConclusionProne position ventilation can improve the oxygenation in patients with severe aspiration pneumonia with ARDS,and the effects of oxygenation improvement can be persistent till 2h after return to supine position. Prone position ventilation can improve sputum drainage without significant influence on hemodynamics,thus can be used as an adjuvant treatment for severe aspiration pneumonia with ARDS. The duration of prone position ventilation needs to be prolonged for patients with much airway secretion.

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