1.Fan-shaped decompression and allograft fibula supporting internal fixation for treatment of early femoral head necrosis in adults
Fenglei SHI ; Jian CHEN ; Xiaohui LI ; Fuxin Lü
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2013;(44):7758-7763
BACKGROUND:Traditional core decompression and al ograft fibula supporting can reduce the stress load within femoral head and improve mechanical properties of femoral head. However, it cannot provide supports for maintaining the stability of five pathological areas fol owing femoral head necrosis. OBJECTIVE:To observe the clinical effect of fan-shaped decompression and al ograft fibula supporting internal fixation in treatment of early femoral head necrosis in adults, taking al ograft fibula grants as the control. METHODS:Forty patients with early femoral head necrosis were randomly divided into treatment group and control group, receiving fan-shaped decompression plus al ograft fibula supporting internal fixation and traditional decompression plus al ograft fibula grafting, respectively. The therapeutic effects in two groups were observed and compared. After treatment, patients were detected by bilateral hip anteroposterior films, Harris scoring and X-ray ARCO staging to evaluate the col apse severity and restoration of necrosis. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:At the last fol ow-up, Harris scores in the treatment group were significantly higher and the repairing effect was better than control group (P<0.05). In treatment group, 18 hips restored wel (72%) and 7 hips delayed or failed to restore (28%);in control group, 9 hips restored wel (60%) and 6 hips delayed or failed to restore (40%). Our findings indicate that, fan-shaped decompression plus al ograft fibula supporting internal fixation yields a more complete decompression, a higher stability of femoral head and a more reliable supporting, compared with traditional decompression plus al ograft fibula grafting.
2. Curative effect observation of Nvjin Tablet on treating menopausal syndrome
Chinese Traditional and Herbal Drugs 2016;47(18):3269-3271
Objective: To investigate the curative effect of Nvjin Tablet on treating menopausal perimenopausal syndrome (MPS). Methods: Patients (113 cases) with MPS in gynecology outpatient department of The Second People's Hospital of Fuxin City from 2014 to 2015 were enrolled in this study. The patients were divided into control (60 cases) and treatment (53 cases) groups. Result: The symptoms of perimenopausal syndrome were significantly improved in the treatment group. The menstrual disorder situation has been improved. And the serum progesterone, estradiol (E2), follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) levels of patients have increased significantly after the treatment. The changing of above situations are not obvious for the patients in the control group. Conclusion: Nvjin Tablet has a significant effect in treating MPS.
3.Clinical study on use of combination of traditional chinese and western medicine for severe acute pancreatitis
Yong CHEN ; Fuxin ZHANG ; Jinlong LI ; Shenggui CHEN ; Jun WANG ; Yichuan ZHANG ; Jin LI
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2001;0(10):-
Objective To study the experiences of severe acute pancreatitis (SAP) treated by combmation of traditional Chinese and western medicine.Methods Two hundred and forty patients with SAP were divided into A and B groups randomly,140 patients of group B were treated by combination of traditional Chinese and western medicine;100 patients of group A were treated by western medicine.Results After treatment in group B, the serum and urine amylase, and c-reactive protein,signiflcantly decreased.The complication rate of group A and group B was 55.00 % and 12.86 %(P
4.Application of hydroxyapatite artificial bone in bilateral open-door posterior cervical expansive laminoplasty
Guowei HAN ; Shaoyu LIU ; Chunxiang LIANG ; Binsheng YU ; Bailing CHEN ; Xuhua ZHANG ; Haomiao LI ; Fuxin WEI
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2009;13(29):5661-5664
BACKGROUND:Hydroxyapatite (HA) artificial bone,as bone grafting substitute,would not cause inflammatory reaction or immunological rejection and possesses good biocompatibility after transplantation into human body.It is a novel implant material with bone conduction ability.OBJECTIVE:To investigate the efficacy of HA artificial bone in bilateral open-door posterior cervical expansive laminoplasty and to make a comparison with autogenous bone.DESIGN,TIME AND SETFING:A retrospective case analysis was performed at the Department of Spine Surgery,Hungpuyuan Branch,the First Affiliated Hospital of Sun Yat-sen University from March 2001 to December 2008.PARTICIPANTS:Seventy patients with cervical spondylosis complicated by compression in 3 or more segments or by cervical stenosis and additional fifteen patients with cervical stenosis complicated by cervical trauma were included in this study.METHODS:A bilateral open-door posterior cervical expansive laminoplasty was performed,in which,23 patients received autogenous bone transplantation (autogenous bone group) and 62 patients underwent HA artificial bone transplantation (HA group).MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES:① Japanese Orthopaedic Association (JOA) score pdor to and after surgery,surgery time,and intraoperative bleeding.② HA artificial bone-host biocompatibility.RESULTS:All eighty-five patients were followed up for more than 3 months.There was no significant difference in JOA scores no matter prior to or after surgery between the autogenous bone and HA groups (P>0.05).The surgery time averaged 85.2 minutes (range 65-110 minutes) in the HA group and averaged 116.4 minutes (range 75-150 minutes) in the autogenous bone group.The intraoperative bleeding averaged 210 mL (range 130-400 mL) in the HA group and averaged 260 mL (range 170-500 mL) in the autogenous bone group.There were no material-host response and other severe complications found in each group,except HA artificial bone fragmentation in 3 patients from the HA group.CONCLUSION:HA artificial bone yields good efficacy and causes fewer complications in bilateral open-door posterior cervical expansive laminoplasty;in addition,it requires less time for surgery and causes less bleeding.
5.Biomechanical evaluation of internal fixation of different anterior canulated screws for the treatment of type odontoid fracture
Guowei HAN ; Shaoyu LIU ; Weidong ZHAO ; Binsheng YU ; Chunxiang LIANG ; Bailing CHEN ; Haomiao LI ; Fuxin WEI
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2009;13(22):4377-4380
BACKGROUND:Antedor canulated screw has been considered an ideal method to treat odontoid fracture.OBJECTIVE:To compare the biomechanical properties of different anterior screws.DESIGN,TIME AND SETTING:A randomized contrast study was performed at the Biomechanics Laboratory of Southern Medical University from March to September 2006.MATERIALS:Double-thread canulated screws and single-thread canulated screws were made of titanium alloy and provided by Shuangyang Medical Apparatus Co.,Ltd.,Suzhou.METHODS:A total of head-neck complexes (C0-C3) which were collected from 20 corpses were maintained in formaldehyde for less than 3 months;thereafter,the muscles and ligaments were removed to obtain the axis specimens so as to make type Ⅱ odontoid fracture models.The fracture samples were individually treated with double-thread and single-thread canulated screws,with 10 samples for each group.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES:The shear stiffness and the maximum resistance of the two kinds of screw were tested in this study.RESULTS:The shear stiffness of the double-thread screw group was significantly higher than the single-thread screw group (P<0.01 );however,there was no significant different in the maximum resistance between the two groups (P>0.05).CONCLUSION:Double-thread canulated screws have a strong biomechanical stability for treating odontoid fracture;therefore,the first choice of the internal fixation should be double-thread canuiated screws for patients with osteoporosis or those who are susceptible to expanded screw pathway during surgical procedures.
6.A comparative study on biomechanical results of posterior mono-segment pedide instrumentationand its combination with bone cement fixation for management of thoracolumbar fractures
Guangxun HU ; Weihong YI ; Fuxin WEI ; Tong SHA ; Bailing CHEN ; Shaoyu LIU
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2009;25(1):36-40
Objective To compare the biomechanical properties of mono-segTnent pedicle instru-mentation and its combination with bone cement fixation in treatment of thoracolumbar fractures. Meth-ods Eight fresh specimens of calf spines ( T11 -L3 ) were used for development of incomplete burst frac-ture models at the vertebral body of L1. Mono-segment pedicle instrumentation and its combination with vertebroplasty were respectively applied in each specimen subsequently to restore spinal stability. A cyclic loading with pure moment of 4 Nm was applied to specimens, with load frequency of 0.5 Hz for 2 000 cy-cles. Range of motion (ROM) at flexion/extension, left/right lateral bending and left/right axial rotation of the fixated segment at different status of intact, injury, fixation and cyclic loading was determined by spinal three-dimensional instability test system. Results ROM after treatment with two fixation tech-niques and that at different directions after cyclic loading were distinctly smaller than that of intact and fractured models (P <0.05 ). Under mono-segment pedicle instrumentation combined with bone cement fixation, ROM at flexion, extension, lateral bending and axial rotation was 0.40°, 0. 53°, 0.86° and 0.55° respectively and that after cyclic loading was 0.10°, 0.07°, 0.19° and 0.08°respectively, which were all lower than those of monosegmental fixation, especially at flexion and axial rotation, with statisti-cal difference (P <0.05 ). Conclusions Both fixation techniques can provide instant stabihty of the fractured spine and have good fatigue resistance effect. However, mono-segment pedicle instrumentation is inferior to mono-segment pedicle instrumentation plus bone cement fixation in treatment of fractured verte-bral body at flexion and axial rotation.
7.Efficacy of monosegmental pedicle instrumentation in treatment of traumatic thoracolumbar burst fractures
Fuxin WEI ; Shaoyu LIU ; Chunxiang LIANG ; Binsheng YU ; Houqing LONG ; Haomiao LI ; Xuhua ZHANG ; Kebing CHEN
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2009;25(7):601-604
Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of monosegmental pedicle instrumentation in management of thoracolumbar burst fractures. Methods A total of 67 patients with traumatic thora-columbar burst fractures (type A3.1 and A3.2) were treated with monosegmental pedicle instrumentation in our department from October 2003 to February 2008. Imageologic effect was observed by measuring sagittal index and wedge index via X-ray and clinical outcomes evaluated by using low back outcome score. Results All operations were performed successfully, with average operation duration of 93 mi-nutes and average intraoperative blood loss of 157 ml. Of all, 65 patients were followed up for 4-27 months (average 19.8 months), which showed that all the patients achieved bony fusion, with no implant failure except for one with screw loosening. The sagittal index and wedge index were 13.06°and 42.9% preoperatively and 4.47° and 21.78% postoperatively, with statistical difference (P <0.01). The final follow-up showed no significant correction loss except for two patients (P < 0.05). The low back outcome scores of all patients at follow-up were improved significantly (P < 0.05). Conclusions Monoseg-mental pedicle instrumentation has advantages of minimal invasion, short operative duration, less blood loss and less vertebral motion segment loss and hence is an effective and reliable operative technique for thoracolumbar burst fractures.
8.Application of Wallis dynamic stabilization system in surgical treatment of lumbar segmental instability: Effect evaluation
Chunxiang LIANG ; Kebing CHEN ; Shaoyu LIU ; Guowei HAN ; Houqing LONG ; Fuxin WEI ; Yangliang HUANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2010;14(4):609-614
BACKGROUND: Posterior lumbar non-fusion devices have been developed to control vertebral column movement, change load pattern of instability segment, restrict abnormal action, as well as avoid adjacent segment degeneration.OBJECTIVE: To investigate the efficiency of Wallis dynamic stabilization system in the treatment of lumbar vertebrae instability.METHODS: Ten cases suffering from lumbar instability were selected, including 3 males and 7 females, aged 43-65 years. One patient sustained L_(1/2) and L_(4/5) segmental instability, one was L_(2/3) and another was L_(3/4), and the others were L_(4/5). Two patients complicated with lumbar disc herniation and 7 patients combined with lumbar spinal stenosis at the same affected segment, and 3 patients associated with lumbar spinal stenosis at adjacent segment. All unstable segments were treated with decompression, posterior implantation of Wallis dynamic stabilization system. Visual analogue scale (VAS) and Japanese Orthopedic Association (JOA) scores for low back pain and Oswestry disability index (ODI) were used to evaluate clinical outcomes. In addition, therange of motion (ROM) at the instrumented segment and adjacent segments and posterior disc height (PDH) in standing and extension position at L_(4/5) segment were also measured.RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: All the patients were followed-up for 2-13 months, mean 9.2 months. The mean operation duration was 128 minutes (90-185 minutes), with bleeding volume of 264 Ml (50-600 Ml). Sings and symptoms of all patients were improved significantly after operation, except one patient with recurrence of L_(4/5) lumbar spinal stenosis at 3 month after surgery, whose symptoms relieved by revision with fenestration and decompression. The postoperative VAS was dramatically decreased than that of preoperation (P=0.003); the JOA score was obviously increased (P=0.002), and the ODI score was decreased (p=0.008). The postoperative range of motion decreased significantly (P<0.05). However, there was no obviously difference between preoperative and postoperative L_(3/4), L_5/S_1 and posterior disc height (P>0.05). Good clinical results can be achieved by surgical intervention with Wallis dynamic stabilization system in treating lumbar vertebrae instability.
9.Effect of angiopoietin-related protein 2 on coronary angiogenesis and myocardial function in a porcine model of acute myocardial ischemia
Shu MENG ; Changqian WANG ; Fei WANG ; Renjian ZHOU ; Fangbao DING ; Fuxin CHEN
Journal of Geriatric Cardiology 2008;5(4):230-234
Our previous studies have suggested that angiopoietin-related protein 2 (Arp2) may improve rat cardiac function after acute myocardial infarction (AMI) by accelerating angiogenesis.We want to study the efficacy of the adenoviral vector-mediated gene transfer of Arp2 (Ad.Arp2) in inducing angiogenesis and in improving the myocardial perfusion and function in a porcine acute myocardial ischemic model.Methods The minipigs underwent ligation of the proximal circumflex coronary artery (LCx) and were randomly assigned to treatment with Ad.Arp2,adenoviral vectors with no transgene (Ad.Null) or PBS.Four weeks later,the animals were evaluated using echocardiography,cardiac perfusion imaging and pathologic observation.Results Four weeks after treatment,the Arp2 protein was revealed in the myocardium of Ad.Arp2 animals,but was not found in the Ad.Null or PBS animals.Also,a significant revival of myocardial perfusion was found in the ischemic area in Ad.Arp2-treated animals,whose global and regional myocardial function was greatly improved.The quantitation of new capillaries was much greater in the Ad.Arp2 group than in the Ad.Null or PBS groups.Conclusion Treatment with Ad.ARP2 offers the obvious advantage of greatly improving the blood supply and the heart function.(J Geriatr Cardiol 2008;5:230-234)
10.Tumor necrosis factor-alpha antagonist combined with tyrosine kinase C gene- modified neural stem cell transplantation for spinal cord injury
Le WANG ; Ningning CHEN ; Tingting LI ; Xiaoyang ZHAO ; Fuxin WEI ; Shangbin CUI ; Yong WAN ; Shaoyu LIU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2017;21(21):3338-3345
BACKGROUND:Whether controling of post-injury inflammatory response combined with neural stem cel (NSC) transplantation can improve the curative efficacy for spinal cord injury stil remains unclear. OBJECTIVE:To investigate the repair of spinal cord tissue, myelin regeneration, axon regeneration, motor function recovery and the possible mechanism after early application of tumor necrosis factor α antagonist (Etanercept) combined with tyrosine kinase C (TrkC) gene-modified NSC transplantation. METHODS:TrkC-overexpressed NSCs (TrkC-NSCs) were constructed by lentiviral transfection technique. The rat models of spinal cord transection injury were prepared, and then subjected to Etanercept combined with TrkC-NSCs transplantation. The number of neurons and neuroregeneration after injury were measured by Nissl's staining, immunofluorescence and western blot. The rat motor function was detected by Basso Beattie Bresnahan score and evoked potential. The myelin regeneration was detected by electron microscopy and toluidine blue staining. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:Compared with the other groups, the Etanercept combined with TrkC-NSCs transplantation group had more survived anterior horn motor neurons at 28 days after injury, more myelin-encapsulated axons, higher Basso Beattie Bresnahan score, greater amplitude of the evoked potentials, and relatively shorter latency (alP < 0.05). These findings indicate that early application of tumor necrosis factor-α antagonist combined with TrkC-NSCs transplantation after spinal cord injury in rats can effectively promote myelin regeneration, axon regeneration, and further promote motor function recovery.