2.Enhance the effect of interventional technique in the treatment of gynaecologic and obstetrics diseases: based on strict indication and regular procedure
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(05):-
Interventional techniques have been applicated extensively in the treatment of gynaecologic and obsterics diseases, such as the embolization therapy of the postpartum massive hemorrhage, uterine fibroids and adenomyosis, interventions of fallopian tube pregnancy etc. Though the advantages of interventional techniques in the treatment of gynaecologic and obsterics diseases are obviously revealed and accepted, the strict indication and regular maneuver to reduce the complications are still to be emphasized. (J Intervent Radiol, 2006, 15: 257-258)
3.Cardiovascular changes during vertebroplasty don't due to bone cement leakage
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(06):-
The rather serious compliation of vertebroplasty is caused by bone cement leakage into adjacent structure but recent research suggests that even without cement leakage during vertebroplasty,patients could also experience with cardiovascular changes sometimes. Cytotoxicity of bone cement,nervous reflex,fat embolism and alteration of intravertebral pressure may be responsible for these changes. (J Intervent Radiol,2006,15: 377-381)
4.Main problem impeding the development of interventional radiology in China and its countermeasures
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1992;0(01):-
Based on the review of development course of interventional radiology in China during the period of more than twenty years, to analyse emphatically the main problems impeding the continuous development of interventional radiology, included the branch position of "Interventional Radiology" not be defined clearly in the medicines, the professional association not to do its best in the management and guidance, the professional quality of the personnel not to be properly trained, as well as the insufficiencies of foundation and experimental studies, etc. And in this paper, the corresponding countermeasures of solving those problems have been primarily explored by the authors, and pointed out as follows: to improve perfectly the branch construction of the "Interventional Radiology" and the training system of special personnel; to raise the grade and function of the professional association and periodical; to lay stress on the foundation and experimental studies; to further deepen the clinical study and correctly deal with the relation between this branch and the other clinical departments, etc.
5.The present status of percutaneous radiofrequency ablation in renal cell carcinomas
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(06):-
With the advent of continuous development of radiofrequency ablation(RFA), this technique has been increasingly used in the treatment of renal cell carcinomas during recent years, with a significant therapeutic effect clinically. RFA is characteristic with the advantages of safety, convenience, minimal invasion, less complications and suffering. The improvement of the electrode needle, the radiofrequency techniques and the combination of other treatments are the key of the development of RFA in the near future. And more reasonable criteria for evaluating the therapeutic effects including imaging techniques are also needed to be set up.
6.New adjacent vertebral body fracture after percutaneous vertebroplasty
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2006;0(12):-
Percutaneous vertebroplasty is widely used as a treatment for painful osteoporotic compression fractures and malignant osteolytic tumors. Although the procedure appears to provide dramatic pain relief promote life quality but also with some complications. Additional adjacent vertebral body fracture are frequently reported after vertebroplasty but the cause relationship between the procedure and new-onset vertebral fracture remains unknown. New compression fractures following percutaneous vertebroplasty may not be a complication of the procedure itself, but rather as a part of the course of underlying pathology. The crucial point of discussion in this paper is whether vertebroplasty predisposes the development of additional vertebral fractures, at a rate higher than that seen in the absence of vertebroplasty, but no definitive answer to this question is yet to come. This review explores and attempts to comprehend the data both of supporting and refuting a relationship between vertebroplasty and the development of subsequent fractures.
7.CHEMOTHERAPY THROUGH SUPER-SELECTED INTERNAL ILIAC ARTERY INCUBATION ON 36 CASES OF ADVANCED MALIGNANT TUMORS IN GYNECOLOGY
Tumor 2001;(2):140-141
Objective To study the effects of super-selected internal iliac artery incubation in the treatment of advanced gynecological malignant tumors. Methods 36 cases of advanced gynecological malignant tumors (16 ovarian carcinoma, 13 cervical carcinoma, 3 vaginal carcinoma, 2 endometrial carcinoma, 1 choriocarcinoma and 1 leiomyosarcoma of uterus) were treated with this method for 48 times. 31 of these 48 times were embolized in bilateral iliac arteries, 13,2 and 1 cases the inferior mesenteric artery, the hepatic proper artery and the ovarian artery were embolized respectively. Results 4 cases showed complete response, 23 showed partial response, no change in 5 cases and in the rest 4 cases the disease was still in progress. The main side effects were slight gastro-intestinal reactions and embolism symptoms but no incubation complication occurred. Conclusion The super-selected artery of incubation will give high local density of chemotherapeutic drugs and low concentration in general circulation. The effects are better in cervical, endometrial and vaginal carcinomas than in ovarian carcinoma.
8.Blood sampling from adrenal gland vein
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2006;0(08):-
Adrenal gland vein sampling is an interventional method to get the blood samples from the adrenal gland vein. The blood is obtained via a catheter which is selectively inserted in the adrenal gland vein. This technique is mainly used to be diagnostic for primary hyperaldosteronism. A full knowledge of the anatomy and variations of the adrenal gland vein, serious preoperative preparation and skilled catheterization manipulation are necessary for obtaining sufficient blood sample and for reducing the occurrence of complications. Providing the physicians with definite diagnostic evidence and being technically feasible, adrenal gland vein sampling should become one of the routine examinations for clarifying the cause of primary hyperaldosteronism.
9.Experimental Evaluation of Microchemoembolism Therapy on Colon
Shaoji CHEN ; Hong ZHAO ; Caifang NI
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(06):-
Objective To explose the experimental basis of microchemoembolism therapy on colon carcinoma. Methods 12 dogs were randomly divided into two groups. Performing inferior mesenteric arterial and portal vein catheterization. Simple contrast medium and the contrast medium mixed with CH 44 (?10~20?m) for the angiograms were analysed under DSA. The concentration of 5 Fu in the protal vein were measured with Liquid Chromatography and in recorded diagramatic curve. The half life times of 5 Fu after simple arterial infusion chemotherapy or after microchemoembolism therapy were calculated and analyzed with t test(in Microsoft Excel 97). 5 minutes and 3 hours after the microchemoembolism therapy, embolized colonic segment were taken and observed under optic and transmission electron microscopy. Two weeks later, autopsy was performed. Results The opacificotion time of simple contrast medium after injection was 6.25?1.50 seconds. The arteries looked smooth. The vessels oppeared to show spasm and tortuous after perfusion of the same amount of contrast medium mixed with CH 44 particles associated with narrowing of te bronches the opacification time was 930?192 seconds, which was conspicuously dramatically different from the simple contrast medium. In the simple contrast medium group, the initial concentration of 5 Fu in the portal vein was rather high, then it attenuated rapidly. The mean half life time was 12.36?5.25 min. In the microchemoembolism therapy group, the initial concentration of 5 Fu was relatively lower. After injection, it increased for a little while and then decreased slowly. The mean half life time was 47.37?14.02 min, which was conspicuously different from that of the simple contrast medium group( P
10.The preliminary clinical application of percutaneous vertebroplasty
Caifang NI ; Huilin YANG ; Tianshi TANG
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(04):-
Objective To study the method of percutaneous vertebroplasty (PVP) and investigate its clinical efficacy. Methods Tweenty five cases (13 patients with painful osteoporotic vertebral fractures, 8 cases with metastatic neoplasms and 4 cases with hemangionmas) were treated by the injection of polymethyl methacrykate (PMMA) under DSA fluoroscopic guidance. the time of follow up ranged from 1 15 months. Results The procedure was successful in all patients. Among 25 patients, 18 experinced with complete relief of pain, 6 with conspicuous relief, 1 with no significant change. Two patients showed transient symptom of radiculopathy and no clinical complication in others. Conclusions PVP is a safe and feasible treatment for patients with hemangiomas and vertebral fractures caused by malignancies and osteoporosis.