1.Treatment of ureteral calculi by pneumatic lithotripsy under ureterorenoscope
Wending ZHOU ; Yujie GE ; Erfeng ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2001;0(04):-
Objective To evaluate the clinical effect of pneumatic lithotripsy under ureterorenoscope in the treatment of ureteral calculi. Methods One hundred and eighty-nine cases of ureteral calculi were treated by ureterorenoscopic pneumatic lithotripsy between November 1999 and February 2003. Results Lithotripsy was performed successfully on one session in 183 cases,with a success rate of 96.8% (183 of 189).Conversions to open surgery were required in the remaining 6 cases because of unsuccessful entry of the ureterorenoscope (ureteral perforation in 1 case).Follow-up period ranged from 10 days to 3 months (mean, 1.3 months). Stones were entirely expelled in 182 cases of the 183 cases (99.4%) within 2 months after the procedures. Conclusions With minimal invasion and pain, this procedure is safe and effective for ureteral calculi, being probably the treatment of first choice.
2.Effects of methylflavonolamine on arachidonic acid metabolism pathway of platelet
Yibin HAO ; Yongjie WU ; Erfeng ZHOU
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1987;0(01):-
Effects of methylflavonolamine (MFA) on arachidonic acid(AA) metabolism pathway were studied. MFA (iv 40 mg ? kg-1) lightened the acute pulmonary thromboenblism signs in mice and reduced the mortality induced by AA. MFA(12. 5~200?mol ? L-1) in vitro dose-dependently inhibited rabbit platelet aggregation induced by AA. MFA(0.1~0. 4mmol ? L-1) in vitro dose - dependently inhibited rabbit platelet malondiadehyde(MDA) formation in-duced by AA. MFA(0. 4mmol?L-1) inhibited platelet MDA formation in rabbits induced by thrombin and AA. While propranolol inhibited MDA formation induced by thrombin but not by AA. MFA (0.4 mmol ? L-1) did not affect cAMP content in rabbit platelet. These results suggest that inhibitory effect of MFA on platelet AA metabolism may be one of the mechanism by which MFA inhibited platelet aggregation.
3.Imaging Diagnosis of Synovial Chondromatosis: A Report of 36 Cases
Erfeng CUI ; Jinsong ZHANG ; Jianshou ZHOU ; Yongqiang TANG ; Zhiqiang JING
Journal of Practical Radiology 2010;26(4):544-546,555
Objective To evaluate the radiological signs of synovial chondromatosis and the diagnostic value of radiology.Methods 36 cases with synovial chondromatosis confirmed by histology were retrospectively analyzed.All 36 cases underwent radiography and 13 of them underwent CT examinations,10 of them underwent MRI.Results The knee in 22 cases,hip in 5 cases,ankle in 3 cases,shoulder in 2 cases,elbow in 2 cases,carpal joint in one case and temporomandibular joint in one case were involved in 36 cases.Of them,one joint involved in 31 cases and bilateral knee joints involved in 5 cases.Multiple calcareous loose bodies with different sized(from several diameter to 2.7 cm)were seen inside or surrounding the joints on X-ray and CT images.In 10 cases with MR examination,the calcareous nodules were low signal intensity on both T_1WI and T_2WI in 8 cases.In other 2 cases,the center of calcareous nodules showed as high signal intensity while the rim showed as low signal intensity.Conclusion X-ray,CT and MRI are of significant value in diagnosis of synovial chondromatosis.
4.EFFECTS OF THIOPROLINE ON THROMBUS FORMATION AND PLATELET FUNCTION
Yibin HAO ; Erfeng ZHOU ; Yunzhao TANG ; Yueqing LIANG
Chinese Pharmacological Bulletin 1986;0(04):-
Effects of thioproline on thrombus formation and platelet function were studied. Thioprolline given in vitro ( 1 g/L ) or ex vivo ( iv 25mg /kg ) shortened length of thrombi and decresed the wet and dry weight of thrombi in rabbits or rats. Thioproline given iv vitro ( 1 g/L ) or ex vivo ( iv 50mg/kg ) inhibited platelet adhesion and aggregation induced by ADP in rabbits.