1.Treatment of mandible fractures: A retrospective clinical analysis of 148 cases
Zhen YANG ; Gang CAO ; Ping XIAO ; Baiquan SHOU ; Jieshou LI
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(04):-
Objective: To search for a best method for management mandible fractures by evaluating the effects of different treatments.Methods: We retrospectively analyzed 148 cases of mandible fractures treated in our department from January 1996 to June 2007.Results: Among the total number,134 cases were restored to normal occlusion,while 6 cases experienced local occlusive disfunction and 8 malocclusion.The effect of treatment was correlated with the types of fracture and methods of diaplasis.Conclusion: Mandible fractures should be treated with a new concept of combined and sequential multidisciplinary methods.Sound diaplasis followed by reliable fixation can produce a satisfying curative effect.At present,intermaxillary elastic traction with internal titanium plate fixation is the most effective method for the management of mandible fractures.
2.Maxillary and/or mandible fractures: Retrospective clinical analysis of 39 cases
Ping XIAO ; Zhen YANG ; Gang CAO ; Ying YIN ; Baiquan SHOU
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(09):-
Objective: Maxillary and mandible fractures are severe intermaxillary injuries,frequently involving other vital organs,and usually difficult to be treated.This study discusses the treatment of maxillary and mandible fractures.Methods: We retrospectively analyzed the clinical data of 39 cases of maxillary fractures and/or mandible fractures.Results: Of the 39 cases,34 males,5 females and 84.64% aged from 20 to 50,87.17% were caused by vehicle accidents,and 94.87% were accompanied by injuries of other parts of the body.After surgical treatment,78.95% gained normal or basically normal ocular esthetic results and 68% achieved good or improved facial esthetic results.Conclusion: The results of treatment are closely related with the type and severity of fracture and the time and plan of treatment.Preoperative CT scanning and facial profile three-dimensional reconstruction are necessitated for a thorough evaluation of the fractures and an analysis of the causes and extent of facial and ocular changes.The best treatment plan for maxillary and/or mandible fractures would include anatomic reduction by surgery,intermaxillary elastic traction and rigid internal fixation with the Ti plate.
3.Retrospective clinical analysis of 56 cases of condylar fractures
Zhen YANG ; Gang CAO ; Ping XIAO ; Ying YIN ; Baiquan SHOU ; Jieshou LI
Journal of Medical Postgraduates 2003;0(12):-
Objective: To evaluate different treatment methods for condylar fractures.Methods: Retrospective analyses were made of the clinical data of 56 cases of condylar fractures treated from January 1996 to December 2007.Results: Condylar fractures occurred mostly in males(82.14%),and 89.29% of the patients were aged 20-50 years.Traffic accidents accounted for 51.79% and falling 26.79% of the causes,48.21% of the cases accompanied with injuries of other parts of the body,and 89.29% restored to normal occlusion after surgical or non-surgical treatment.Conclusion: The effect of the treatment is related with the type and severity of the fractures,the choice of surgical indications and the standardization of treatment.A thorough evaluation of the fractures is necessitated.The best protocol for condylar fractures should be intermaxillary elastic traction,surgical anatomic reduction plus rigid internal fixation by Ti plate.
4.A Relevant Research on the Relationship Between TCM Syndromes of State of Evil Domination and Clinical Indicators in IgA Nephropathy
Tingxin WAN ; Zhuhua ZHAO ; Wenge WANG ; Tianxi LIU ; Yinxia LI ; Chengliang XU ; Min JIANG ; Xinqiang LU ; Baiquan YANG
Chinese Journal of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine 2014;(11):20-23
Objective To explore the relationship between traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) syndromes of state of evil domination and clinical and laboratory indicators of IgA nephropathy. Methods A prospective study was used to collect data on clinical and laboratory examination of IgA nephropathy in multi clinical centers. Patients’ TCM syndrome types were determined according to the national diagnostic criteria at the same time. Totally 266 patients with IgA nephropathy were included in the study to establish a database for analyzing the relationship between TCM syndrome of state of evil domination and clinical and laboratory indicators. Results In the relationship between syndromes of state of evil domination distribution and clinical subtypes, patients of wind-heat syndrome had more macroscopic hematuria;patients of phlegm-damp syndrome had more nephrotic syndrome;patients of damp-heat syndrome had more chronic nephritis type Ⅰ;patients of blood stasis syndrome had more chronic nephritis type Ⅱ. In the relationship between syndrome of state of evil domination distribution and clinical manifestation, the incidence of hypertension was higher in patients of blood stasis syndrome than in other three types. It was more serious for hematuresis in the patients of wind-heat syndrome. For patients of phlegm-damp syndrome, the incidence of heave proteinuria was highest. In the relationship between syndrome of state of evil domination distribution and laboratory examination, 24-hour urinary protein quantification was higher than in patients of wind-heat and damp-heat syndrome, but the level of blood albumin was lowest. For patients of blood stasis syndrome, serum creatinine level was significantly higher than in other three types;the level of eGFR was just the opposite. The levels of blood cholesterol and triglyceride in patients of phlegm-damp syndrome were higher than in other three types. The activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT) levels in patients of blood stasis and phlegm-damp syndrome were lower than in other patients, but the FIB level was the exact opposite of APTT. In the relationship between syndrome of state of evil domination distribution and the stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), patients of wind-heat syndrome were more in the first stage of CKD;patients of blood stasis syndrome were more in the third stage of CKD. Conclusion There is relative correlation between TCM syndromes of state of evil domination and clinical and laboratory indicators in IgA nephropathy, which would provide some reference to narrow the gap in the information of the four methods of TCM with clinical and laboratory indicators to enhance accurate diagnosis of TCM syndrome.