Pancreatic cancer is regarded as high malignant neoplasm and surgical resection is considered as the only efficient therapeutic method.Radical surgery includes not only removing the whole carcinoma,but also resecting lymph nodes efficiently.There exist controversies whether extended lymphadenectomy can improve the overall survival of patients currently.We have analyzed and reflected on the controversies on the basis of overseas and domestic research status and our experience.

Objective To evaluate techniques and indications of 2cm～3cm mini cholecystectomy. Methods After a 2cm～3cm incision was made below the right costal margin, cholecystectomy was carried out under direct vision in 465 cases. Results Mini operation was successfully completed in 435 patients (93.5%), while incision lengthening was required in 30 patients. One patient with postoperative bile leakage was cured after 3 weeks of drainage. There were no biliary duct injuries, postoperative bleeding, or deaths in the study. Conclusions Mini cholecystectomy with a 2cm～3cm incision is safe and effective provided patients are properly selected.

Objective To investigate CT and MRI findings of giant cell tumors of the temporal bone(GCTTB).Methods CT and MRI features of 5 cases pathologically proven GCTTB were retrospectively reviewed.The lesion characteristics,including location, size,shape,margin,attenuation on CT scans,signal intensity on MR images,and enhancement pattern were documented and analyzed.Results In all 5 patients,the lesions were located adj acent to the mandibular fossa.These lesions were round or oval in shape,predominantly demonstrated as expansive lytic bone destruction containing hyperattenuating septa,calcifications,non-sclerotic borders,and discontinuous bony shells,with“boundary angle”sign.No soft tissue masses were found around the lesions.These lesions with different content demonstrated various MRI signal intensity,and the solid component enhanced intensely.Conclusion GCTTB is rare.Features such as expansive growing pattern,discontinuous bony shell,intralesional septa,calcification,and “boundary angle”sign are common,which may help in the radiographic diagnosis of giant cell tumor.

Objective To evaluate the effect of mini-abdominal incision for choledochoscopy via cystic duct in exploration of the common bile duct(CBD).Methods The right subcostal incision was 4-6 cm in length.Choledochoscopy via cystic duct stump for exploration and extraction of CBD stones was done in 135 cases.Results The CBD stone was removed in 109 of 135 patients(80.7%).The CBD exploration was negative in 26 cases(19.3%)and retained CBD stones occurred in 4 cases(3.0%).One case(0.7%)had intraoperative injury of common bile duct,2 cases(1.5%)had tear of cystic duct stump,and 2 cases(1.5%)had biliary leakage,all the 5 cases were recovered after treatment.Conclusions The mini-abdominal incision with choledochoscopy via cystic duct for exploration of the CBD is safe and feasible.

Objective To evaluate the clinical features of adenocarcinoma of the appendix.Methods The clinical data of 5 patients with adenocarcinoma of appendix hospitalized at our hospital from Sep 2005 to Dec 2010 were analyzed.Results Intraoperatively two cases were highly suspected of malignant tumor of the appendix,diagnosis of adenocarcinoma was confirmed by frozen pathology,and one stage right hemicolectomy was performed.One patient received simple appendectomy,but postoperative pathology showed adenocarcinoma of appendix and secondary right hemicolectomy was carried out two weeks later.One patient was preoperatively misdiagnosed as periappendiceal abscess and as a result fight hemicolectomy was performed because planned appendectomy was technically impossible.The postoperative pathology revealed adenocarcinoma of the appendix.In the last patient preoperative diagnosis was hypogastric space-occupying lesion with extensive intraabdominal metastasis.During exploration adenocarcinoma of the appendix with extensive metastasis was confirmed.Right hemicolectomy and carcinectomy was performed.Postoperatively all the 5 patients underwent regular chemotherapy.We followed them for 2 to 3 years and only the patient with intraabdominal metastasis at first laparotomy suffered from extensive recurrence 2 years after surgery.Conclusions The adenocarcinoma of appendix can be easily misdiagnosed as other diseases.Radiography,careful exploration during operation and frozen pathology help establish final diagnosis.Right hemicolectomy and postoperative chemotherapy are required in order to reduce tumor recurrence and prolong patients' survival.

Objective:To analyze the impact of colorectal cancer laparoscopic and open surgery on immune function.Methods:85 patients from January 2010 to December 2013 due to surgical treatment of colorectal cancer hospitalized in our department were randomly divided into experimental and control groups.The experimental group underwent laparoscopic surgery, the control group underwent laparotomy.The peripheral blood lymphocyte subsets, immunoglobulins, CRP and IL-6 levels, NO and ROS levels were compared in two groups of patients before and after one day,seven days of surgery.Results: The postoperative CD3,CD4,CD4/CD8 level after one day and seven days of surgery was significantly lower than before surgery, CD8 was significantly higher than before surgery,P<0.05.The postoperative CD3, CD4, CD4/CD8 level after one day and seven days in the experimental group were significantly higher,CD8 was significantly lower than the control group,P<0.05.The postoperative IL-6,CRP levels after one day and seven days of surgery were significantly higher than before surgery,IgG,IgM and IgA were significantly lower than before surgery,P<0.05.The postoperative IL-6,CRP levels after one day and seven days of surgery in the experimental group were significantly lower than the control group,IgG,IgM and IgA were significantly higher,P<0.05.The NO and ROS levels after one day and seven days of surgery in the control group were significantly higher than the preoperative and postoperative period the experimental group,P<0.05.The NO and ROS levels after one day and seven days of surgery in the experimental group were no significant difference,P>0.05.Conclusion:Compared to open surgery,laparoscopic treatment of colorectal cancer has a protective and smaller effect for the body′s immune func-tion.

Objective: To investigate the effects of acupuncture on constipation in rats. Method:Compound diphenoxylate was used to set up rat model of constipation. After needling Heguand Housanli, the time to first bowel movement, and stool grains quantity and weight in 12 rats were observed. Results: The time to first bowel movement was delayed, and the stool grains quantity and weight were reduced in the model rats. Acupuncture could significantly shorten the time to first bowel movement, and increase stool grains quantity and weight.Conclusion: Acupuncture can improve the defecating abilities in rats model of constipation.

Objective To evaluate the treatment of acute cholecystitis patients through laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC). Methods 387 cases of acute cholecystitis patients who underwent LC were studied retrospectively . Results Of the 387 cases, there were 359 cases of calculus incarcerated cholecystitis , 152 cases of cholecystitis with acute inflammatory symptoms for 72 h or more, 10 cases were converted to Laparotomy (2.6%).The operations lasted for 30~200 min(63.09 ±26.62 min on average),with blood loss about 10~500 mL(51.41 ±32.41 mL on average),and drainage was adopted in 183 cases.No complications developed fol-lowing the surgeries in 3 to 24 months, indicating a 100% cure rate. Conclusion If with good command of rules and techniques during LC operations , It is both safe and feasible to treat acute cholecystitis patients through LC operations .

Objective To investigate the causes of and prophylactic measure for complications of minilaparotomy cholecystectomy (MC).Methods The clinical data of 10 200 patients receiving MC from Apri1 1991 to March 2006 were analyzed.Results MC was successful in 9 835 cases(96.4%), and in 365 cases(3.6%) the incision was lengthened. Serious complications were 12 cases(0.12%)of bi1e duct injury, 4 cases(0.04%)of colon injury, 8 cases(0.08%)of massive haemorrhage, and 25 cases (0.25%)of bile leakage. Four 4 cases(0.04%) died. Conclusions The key to prevention of complications is a strict selection of MC indications,careful identification of the anatomical structures of Calot's triangle,use of suture ligation of the mesentery of gallbladder triangle and the technique of deep knot-tying and the timely use of extension of the incision.