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  • Improve the appearance of auriculocephalic angle in reconstructed auricular with skin flap of residual ear in patients with microtia of concha cavity

    ObjectiveTo explore the reasonable utilization of residual ear tissue after total ear reconstruction with total expansion method in patients with microtia of concha cavity, in order to obtain the best appearance.MethodsThe clinical data of 150 patients with microtia of concha cavity between January 2012 and January 2017 were retrospectively analyzed. There were 92 males and 58 females, with an average age of 11.1 years (range, 6.5-35.0 years). The shallow upper auriculocephalic angle was found after the first stage expander embedding and the second stage total expansion, and the third stage auricular reconstruction was carried out 6-12 months later. The residual earlobe was transferred through Z-plasty to reconstruct the lobe. An arc incision was made to release and deepen the upper auriculocephalic angle. And then a skin flap pedicled on the upper part of the residual ear was formed and then transferred to cover the wound on the auriculocephalic angle. The residual ear cartilage tissue flaps with subcutaneous tissue pedicle were inserted into the lacuna under the framework to increase the height of the scaffold. The remaining residual ear skin flaps were sutured to cover the wound of concha.ResultsA epidermis blister in diameter of 0.5 cm was found in 1 patient’s flap at 7 days after operation, and healed after 2 weeks of dressing change. The other patients’ flaps survived well. All the patients were followed up 6-12 months, with an average of 9.6 months. The auriculocephalic angle in the upper part of the reconstructed ear was obviously deepened, the height of the reconstructed ear was increased. The symmetry of the ears was better than before. The concha was not obviously contracted and the appearance of the reconstructed ear was satisfactory. The hair on the upper surface of the reconstructed ear decreased obviously, and the hairline around the ear moved up.ConclusionThe transfer of the upper residual auricular skin flap and residual auricular cartilage in patients with microtia of concha cavity can not only deepen the auriculocephalic angle, but also increase the height of the upper framework. The symmetry between the reconstructed auricle and the normal auricle is better than before.

    Release date:2020-07-27 07:36 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • MRI Classification and Lesion Characteristics of Bilateral Discoid Meniscus

    目的 探讨膝关节盘状半月板的诊断标准,双膝盘状半月板的MRI分型及损伤特点。 方法 通过对2009年11月-2013年3月,13 936膝大样本量的MRI检查的盘状半月板流行病学研究,筛查出双膝关节盘状半月板956膝,并对诊断为盘状半月板的全部患者行冠状位髁间棘层面半月板宽度与胫骨平台宽度之比(板面比)、矢状位“领结样”改变层面中半月板后角最厚层面的厚度(半月板后角厚度)及矢状位“领结样”改变层数测量并分析;根据盘状半月板MRI表现分为板型、楔型、肥角型;分析双膝盘状半月板分型,比较双膝盘状半月板损伤率与总体损伤率的差别。 结果 956膝盘状半月板中伴撕裂392膝,损伤率为41.0%;筛查出45例90膝双膝盘状半月板,外侧44例,内侧1例,其中板型58膝、楔型32膝,无肥角型,伴盘状半月板撕裂23膝,损伤率为25.5%;双膝盘状半月板的损伤率低于盘状半月板总体平均值。 结论 板面比≥0.20、半月板后角厚度≥4.40 mm、矢状位连续“领结样”改变层数≥3层为盘状半月板的MRI诊断标准;双膝盘状半月板多见于外侧,分型中未见肥角型,损伤率较总体损伤率低。

    Release date:2016-08-26 02:09 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • FIBRONECTIN OSTEOGENIC PHENOTYPICAL EXPPESSION BY FIBROBLASTS IN VITRO

    Objective To explore the regulator factor of osteogenes is induced by the fibroblast in vitro so as to provide enough seeding cells for the bon e tissue engineering. Methods The fibroblasts were isolated and purified from granu lation of New Zealand rabbits, and they were incubated in the media offibronectin (FN) 10, 20, 40, 60 and 80 μg/ml, respectively, in the experimenta l grou ps 1- 5,but there was no FN in the control group. The markers for osteogenic features were investigated by fibroblast morphogenesis,calcium nodules formationratios,labeling of tetracycline fluorescence, labeling of 3H-TdR, determination of o steocaline, and labeling of 3H-proline within 2 weeks. Results The morphologic al changes of the fibroblasts were manifested as transference from a long spindle to a round or multiple form, shifted nucleus increased in number, confluenced and formed multilayered structure. There was a piling-up of calcium crystals that were gradually merged into foggy substances. The foggy substances increased and formed nodules. The calcium nodules formation ratios were as follows: 15.35%± 3.45%in the control group, and 53.73%± 9.49%, 75.21%± 9.80%, 98.34%± 15.2 0%, 61.83%± 10.04%, and 45.11%± 8.70% in the experimental groups 1.5 ,respectively. There was a significant difference between the control group and the 5 experimental groups at 14 days (Plt;0.05), and a significant differenc e be tween the experimental group 3 and the other experimental groups at 14 days (Plt;0.05). The histochemical study on the nodules with the specific labeling of tet racycline fluorescence indicated that the nodules were composed of new bones. Conclusion Fibronectin can stimulate the fibroblast to prolifer ate, secrete osteocaline, and synthesize collagen fibrils. Fibronectin, in an optimal dose of 40 -60 μg/ml, is capable of inducing the fibroblast to form the bone.

    Release date:2016-09-01 09:25 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • EFFECT OF EXOGENOUS HYALURONAN ON WOUND HEALING

    ObjectiveTo investigate the mechanism of impeded wound healing by exogenous hyaluronan (HA). Methods Wound healing models were established on 18 adult rabbit ears, which were randomly divided into 3 groups, the 2% HA treated-group (group A), the 1% HA treated-group(group B), and the PBS control-group (group C). The process of wound healing was observed morphologically and histologically. The expression of α-smooth muscle actin in fibroblast was measured by immunohistochemical method. Results ①The mean values of wound healing time of groups A, B and C were (11.7±0.6), (11.3±0.6), and (10.8±1.0) days respectively. Wound contraction was greater in group C than in group A and group B. ②Compared with PBS controls, the collagen fibril was slender and arrayed regularly in HA treated wound. ③ The expression of α-smooth muscle actin was greater in group C than in groups A and B. Conclusion It is one of reasons of impeded wound healing that exogenous HA inhibits the expression of α-smooth muscle protein and wound contraction. There exists dose-dependant effect.

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  • Effects of Disease Classification Early Warning System on Operation Quality of Health Examination Center

    Objective Based on the PSQ-18 scale, to evaluate the effects of disease classification early warning system (DCEWS) on operation quality of health examination center (HEC). Methods By means of the comparable and retrospective cohort study methods, using “PSQ-18” of American Rand Corporation as a tool, taking the date when HEC implemented DCEWS as node, and adopting statistic software for random sampling, it was divided into two groups: the traditional group (before implementing DCEWS, n=475) and the early warning group (after implementing DCEWS, n=473). The PSQ-18 scale scores of both groups were analyzed so as to assess the effects of DCEWS on HEC. Results Such factors as sex, age, education level and family average monthly income had certain effects on the score of PSQ-18, but there was no significant difference between the two groups (Pgt;0.05); in the following 4 dimensions as the ways of interpersonal communication, degree of doctor-patient communication, convenience degree and the overall satisfaction of patients, the PSQ-18 scores of the traditional group and the early warning group were 4.0±0.92/4.2±0.97, 3.8±0.94/4.0±0.96, 4.4±0.60/4.6±0.6, 4.2±0.87/4.4±0.94, respectively, with significant differences (all Plt;0.05). Conclusion The implementation of “Disease classification early waning system” can significantly increase the “patient satisfaction” of health examinees, and can significantly improve the operation quality of health examination center.

    Release date:2016-09-07 10:59 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Intelligent fetal state assessment based on genetic algorithm and least square support vector machine

    Cardiotocography (CTG) is a commonly used technique of electronic fetal monitoring (EFM) for evaluating fetal well-being, which has the disadvantage of lower diagnostic rate caused by subjective factors. To reduce the rate of misdiagnosis and assist obstetricians in making accurate medical decisions, this paper proposed an intelligent assessment approach for analyzing fetal state based on fetal heart rate (FHR) signals. First, the FHR signals from the public database of the Czech Technical University-University Hospital in Brno (CTU-UHB) was preprocessed, and the comprehensive features were extracted. Then the optimal feature subset based on the k-nearest neighbor (KNN) genetic algorithm (GA) was selected. At last the classification using least square support vector machine (LS-SVM) was executed. The experimental results showed that the classification of fetal state achieved better performance using the proposed method in this paper: the accuracy is 91%, sensitivity is 89%, specificity is 94%, quality index is 92%, and area under the receiver operating characteristic curve is 92%, which can assist clinicians in assessing fetal state effectively.

    Release date:2019-02-18 03:16 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Over- and under-treatment of lung cancer

    With the development and improved availability of low-dose computed tomography (LDCT), an increasing number of patients are clinically diagnosed with lung cancer manifesting as ground-glass nodules. Although radical surgery is currently the mainstay of treatment for patients with early-stage lung cancer, traditional anatomic lobectomy and mediastinal lymph node dissection (MLND) are not ideal for every patient. Clinically, it is critical to adopt an appropriate approach to pulmonary lobectomy, determine whether it is necessary to perform MLND, establish standard criteria to define the scope of lymph node dissection, and optimize the decision-making process. Thereby avoiding over- and under-treatment of lung cancer with surgical intervention and achieving optimal results from clinical diagnosis and treatment are important issues before us.

    Release date:2021-07-28 10:02 Export PDF Favorites Scan
  • Personalized treatment strategy for ground-glass opacity-featured lung cancer

    Along with the popularity of low-dose computed tomography lung cancer screening, an increasing number of lung ground-glass opacity (GGO) lesions are detected. The pathology of GGO could be benign, but persistent GGO indicates early-stage lung cancer. Distinct from traditional lung cancer, GGO-featured lung cancer is more common in the young, nonsmokers and females. GGO-featured lung cancer represents an indolent type of malignancy with a long time to intervene. However, there is still no consensus on the screening, pathology, surgical procedure, and postoperative surveillance of GGO-featured lung cancer. Therefore, we proposed a personalized treatment strategy for GGO-featured lung cancer. The screening for GGO-featured lung cancer should be conducted at young age and low frequency. Adenocarcinoma in situ, minimally invasive adenocarcinoma, lepidic, and non-lepidic growth patterns could present as GGO. The following issues should be taken into consideration while determining the treatment of GGO-featured lung cancer: avoiding treating benign disease as malignancies, avoiding treating early-stage disease as advanced-stage disease, avoiding treating indolent malignancy as aggressive malignancy, and choosing appropriate timing to receive surgery without affecting life tracks and career developments. Bronchoscope and bone scan are not necessary for preoperative examinations of GGO-featured lung adenocarcinoma. For selected patients, sublobar resection without mediastinal lymph node dissection might be sufficient. Intraoperative frozen section is an effective method to guide resection strategy. Given the excellent survival of GGO-featured lung cancer, a less intensive postoperative surveillance strategy may be sufficient.

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  • Selective mediastinal lymph node dissection: Precision surgery in the era of precision medicine

    Along with the popularity of low-dose computed tomography lung cancer screening, an increasing number of early-stage lung cancers are detected. Radical lobectomy with systematic nodal dissection (SND) remains the standard-of-care for operable lung cancer patients. However, whether SND should be performed on non-metastatic lymph nodes remains controversy. Unnecessary lymph node dissection can increase the difficulty of surgery while also causing additional surgical damage. In addition, non-metastatic lymph nodes have been recently reported to play a key role in immunotherapy. How to reduce the surgical damage of mediastinal lymph node dissection for early-stage lung cancer patients is pivotal for modern concept of "minimally invasive surgery for lung cancer 3.0". The selective mediastinal lymph node dissection strategy aims to dissect lymph nodes with tumor metastasis while preserving normal mediastinal lymph nodes. Previous studies have shown that combination of specific tumor segment site, radiology and intraoperative frozen pathology characteristics can accurately predict the pattern of mediastinal lymph node metastasis. The personalized selective mediastinal lymph node dissection strategy formed from this has been successfully validated in a recent prospective clinical trial, providing an important basis for early-stage lung cancer patients to receive more personalized selective lymph node dissection with "precision surgery" strategies.

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  • Research status of dural injury types and repair

    Objective To evaluate the current status of classification and repair methods for dural injury caused by spinal surgery or trauma, providing new strategies and ideas for the clinical repair of dural injury and the development of related materials. MethodsThe literature related to dural injury both at home and abroad in recent years was thoroughly reviewed and analyzed in order to draw meaningful conclusions. ResultsThere have been numerous retrospective studies on dural injury, but there is a scarcity of prospective and multi-center studies, resulting in a low level of evidence-based research. The incidence and risk factors of dural injury have primarily been studied in relation to common degenerative spinal diseases of the cervical and lumbar spine, with insufficient research on thoracic spine-related diseases. Currently, a universally recognized method for grading and classifying dural injury has not been established, which hampers the development of clinical guidelines for their repair. Furthermore, although there are repair materials and surgical strategies available to address clinical issues such as suture leakage and surgical repair of dural injury in complex locations, there is a lack of comprehensive clinical research and evidence-based data to validate their scientificity and reliability. ConclusionRegardless of the classification of dural injury, suture remains the most important repair method. It is important to further develop new patches or sealants that can meet clinical needs and reduce the difficulty of repair.

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