1.An Analysis of Questionnaire of the Factors Affecting the Civil Attitudes Towards Donating cadaver in Wuhan
Jia GUO ; Shuangwu DAI ; Jianbin YANG
Chinese Medical Ethics 1996;0(01):-
Objective: Try to get the information about the civil will of donation of cadaver in Wuhan. Method: Make stochastic visit to the dwellers in Wuchang district of Wuhan and then study the statistical data. Content: Legal system, sensibility, traditional ideas and public opinions etc. Result: The most notable factors are legal system and sensibility. Conclusion: In order to implement the new law,we should strengthen the dissemination of donation of cadaver.
2.The clinical pathological analysis of 23 patients with renal damage caused by microscopic polyangiitis
Zhiling GUO ; Jianbin FU ; Guoqiang JIA
Chinese Journal of Rheumatology 2003;0(10):-
Objective To study the clinical features and pathology of renal damage in patients with MPA. Method The clinical pathological changes of 23 MPA patients were analyzed and the patients with positive ANCA were compared with those with negative ANCA. Results Most MPA patients were senile and male with the symptoms of lung damage, pleuritis, arthritis and myalgia as well as extrarenal symptoms such as fever, weight-loss, and anorexia. 65.2% of the patients were ANCA (+). Symptoms of renal function damage were hematuria and proteinuria, which could be found in all the patients. Different degree of renal damage could be detected. Glomerular cresent formation, which were mostly fibrous, could be found in all of the 23 patients. Half of the patients have tuft necrosis and interstitial vessel vasculitis. Conclusion MPA patients often have extrarenal symptoms besides renal function damage. Patients with positive ANCA differs from patients with negative ANCA in both clinical manifestation and kidney pathology.
3.Influence of combined spinal-epidural anesthesia on perioperative coagulation function,RAAS activity and postoperative analgesia effect in parturients with cesarean section
Jianbin LI ; Jianwei HUI ; Wanwen HE ; Rui GUO ; Youli CHEN
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2017;38(7):930-932,935
Objective To study the influence of combined spinal-epidural anesthesia on perioperative coagulation function,RAAS activity and postoperative analgesia effect in parturients with cesarean section.Methods One hundred and eighteen parturients of cesarean section in our hospital from June 2013 to January 2016 were collected and divided into the observation group and control group according to the random number table method,59 cases in each group.The observation group received the combined spinal-epidural anesthesia and the control group received epidural anesthesia.The coagulation function indicators on preoperative 1 d (T0),at 10 min before operation end(T1) and postoperative 6 h (T2) were detected by adopting the automatic blood coagulation analyzer,the renin angiotensin aldosterone system (RAAS) function indices were detectd by radioimmunoassay.The pain indicators at postoperative 6 h(T2),12 h (T3) were detected by the pain threshold test instrument.Results The levels of prothrombin time(PT),activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT) and thrombin time (TT) at T1 and T2 in the observation group were significantly higher than those in the control group,while the PTA level was lower than that in the control group(P<0.05);serum RAAS indices such as (renin),angiotensin Ⅱ(ANG II) aldosterone(ALD) in the observation group were lower than those in the control group(P<0.05).The VAS score at T2,T3 in the observation group was lower than that in the control group,while the pain threshold and pain tolerance threshold levels in the observation group were higher than those in the control group(P<0.05).Conclusion Combined spinal-epidural anesthesia can reduce the blood coagulation and RAAS activation caused by cesarean section trauma,and the effect of postoperative analgesia is more significant.
4.The value of renal CT arteriography in the pre-operation evaluation of patients with renal tumors
Dan LI ; Yiqing GUO ; Zhiqun MAO ; Xiaoyun LU ; Jianbin LIU
Journal of Chinese Physician 2013;(5):629-632
Objective To investigate the value of renal CT arteriography in the preoperation evaluation of patients with renal tumors.Methods From Jan 2007 to June 2012,372 patients with renal tumors took renal CT arteriography (with Philips Brilliance 16) to evaluate the variations of their renal arteries.We executed plain scan first,then artery phase,venous phase scan and delaying scan by turns after injections of Omnipaque.All images were delivered to imaging workstation and reconstructed to 3D views of renal arteries to supply imageological supports for surgeons.Results Tumors in solitary kidneys were detected in 21 patients,and masses in both kindneys were detected in 4 cases.We collected data of 376 kidneys finally.We found premature branching renal arteries on 46 kidneys (12.2%) and accessory renal arteries on 74 kidneys (19.7%).Double accessory renal arteries were seen on 10 kidneys (2.7%),and there were 84 accessory renal arteries in summary.7 accessory renal arteries (7.2%) came from arteria phrenica and 77 (91.7%) came from abdominal aorta (x2 =65.68,P < 0.01).We found the regions where the accessory renal arteries entered kidneys:65.5% (55/84) in upper poles,19.0% (16/84) in central regions and 15.5% (13/84)in inferior poles.Routine CT scans found 44 variations of renal arteries in 218 cases who underwent surgeries,and then renal CT arteriography found 63 variations in the same cases (20.2% vs 28.9%,x2 =4.47,P < 0.05).Finally,surgeons found 60 variations of renal artries in operations in the 63 cases with variations found by renal CT arteriography before surgeries.Conclusions There is limitations of routine CT scan (plain scan and with contrast medium) in detection of renal artery variations.Renal CT arteriography can supply reliable supports for establishment of surgical plans for renal tumors.
5.Dosimetric effects of target volume delineation with metal clip and seroma, alone or in combination, on external-beam partial breast irradiation :a study based on four-dimensional computed tomography
Bing GUO ; Jianbin LI ; Wei WANG ; Fengxiang LI ; Yanluan GUO ; Yankang LI ; Tonghai LIU
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2016;25(9):975-979
Objective To evaluate the dosimetric effects of target volume delineation with metal clip and seroma,alone or in combination,on external-beam partial breast irradiation (EB-PBI) based on four-dimensional computed tomography (4DCT).Methods Twenty female patients undergoing EB-PBI from 2009 to 2013 were enrolled as subjects.The gross tumor volumes (GTVs),GTVC,GTVS,and GTVC+S,were delineated on 4DCT images at 10 phases using metal clip,seroma,and both of them,respectively.The GTVS on 4DCT images at 10 phases were fused to generate the internal gross tumor volumes (IGTVS),IGTVC,IGTVS,and IGTVC+S.The planning target volumes (PTVS),PTVC,PTVS,and PTVC+S,were obtained via expansion of margin by 15 mm.The three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy plans were made by one physician based on PTVC,PTVS,and PTVC+S on end-inhalation images.The target volume,homogeneity index (HI),conformity index (CI),and doses to organs at risk were compared between the three groups.Results The C+S group had the largest IGTV,PTV,and the ratio of PTV to diseased breast volume,which was followed by the C group and the S group (all P< 0.05).The S group had significantly lower doses to the ipsilateral normal breast and lung than the C group and the C+S group (all P<0.05).There were no significant differences in HI or CI between the three groups (all P> 0.05).Conclusions The volume variation caused by target volume dehneation on 4DCT images based on different references has little impact on dose distribution in target volume.However,it has substantial impact on radiation doses to the ipsilateral normal breast and lung.
6.The study of target delineation and target movement of whole breast assisted by active breathing control in intensity modulated radiotherapy after breast conservative surgery
Jianbin LI ; Jinguo WANG ; Jie LU ; Jinming YU ; Zhifang MA ; Tao SUN ; Shoufang GUO
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2009;29(1):58-60
Objective To explore the influence of different delineators and different delineating time on target determination of the whole breast and to explore intrafraction and interaction target displacements of the breast on moderate deep inspiration breathing hold (mDIBH) assisted by active breathing control (ABC) after breast conservative surgery. Methods Twenty patients received primary CT-simulation assisted by ABC to get five sets of CT image on the three breathing condition which included one set from free breath ( FB), two sets from mDIBH and two sets from deep expiration breathing control (DEBH). After radiotherapy with ten to fifteen fractions, the repeat CT-simulation was carried out to get the same five sets of CT image as the primary CT-simulation. The whole breast target were delineated at different time by the same delineator and delineated respectively by five delineators on the first set of CT images got with mDIBH from the primary CT-simulation,and to compare the influence of delineator and delineating time on the whole breast target. The total silver clips in the cavity were marked respectively on the two sets of CT images got with mDIBH from the primary CT-simulation, and to compare the intrafraction displacement of geometric body structured by the total of silver clips. The two ribs near the isocentric plane of the breast target were delineated respectively on two sets of the mDIBH CT image from the primary CT-simulation and on one set of the mDIBH CT image from the repeat CT-simulation, and comparing the movement of the point of interest (POI) of the ribs delineated to get the value of intrafraction and interfraction thoracic expansion. Results There was not statistically significant between the four volumes of whole breast targets delineated by the same delineator at different time, but with statistics significant between the volumes of whole breast target delineated by the different delineators(F = 19.681, P = 0.000). There was not statistically significant between the intrafraction displacements of the POI of the geometric body at each direction, and with no statistically significant between intrafraction displacements of the POI of the ribs delineated on the same mDIBH condition. There was not statistically significant between the interfraction displacements of the POI of the ribs delineated. Conclusions The influence of different delineators on the whole breast target is statistically significant. The difference of displacement of the breast target with the same mDIBH eondition assisted by ABC at the different direction is not statistically significant.
7.Effects of different sedation depth of propofol on cerebral oxygen metabolism of the elder patients during anesthesia
Rui GUO ; Wanwen HE ; Lixun WANG ; Hui LI ; Youli CHEN ; Jianbin LI
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2015;31(15):2551-2553
Objective To evaluate the effect of propofol with different sedation depth on CERO 2 of elder patientsduring anesthesia. Method 60 case patients under cholecystotomywith laparoscope, ASA IorⅡgrading, 65-75 year old , 45-75 kg , were randomly divided into 3 groups ( n = 20 ) and were divided into group A (3 μg/mL), group B (4 μg/mL), group, C (5 μg/mL), according to TCI of propofol. TCI in different groups were modified after gereral anesthesia. Bloodgas was analyzed by blood samples taken from radial artery and Sjv ball, Da-jvO2 and CERO2 were calculated. Results The Da-jvO2 and CERO2 of group B and C were significantly lower thanthose of group A at T2,3, while CjvO2 were significantly higher thangroup A (P < 0.05). The Da-jvO2 and CERO2 of group B and C werenot significantly different (P > 0.05); NI value of group A in T1-3 was significantly higher thangroup B (P < 0.05), while. NI value of group B in T1-3 was significantly higher thangroup C (P < 0.05). Conclusion Propofol TCI 4 μg/mL, can improve cerebral oxygen metabolism of elder patients and decrease CERO2.
8.Detection of the correlations in target volumes for primary tumor of non-small cell lung cancer based on FDG PET/CT and the end-expiration phase of 4D-CT
Yili DUAN ; Jianbin LI ; Yingjie ZHANG ; Yankang LI ; Wei WANG ; Zhifang MA ; Yanluan GUO
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2015;35(8):590-593
Objective To investigate the correlations in target volumes based on positron emission tomography CT (PET/CT) and the end-expiration phase of four-dimensional CT (4D-CT) images for non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC).Methods Seventeen patients with NSCLC sequentially underwent three-dimensional CT (3DCT),4D-CT and 18F-FDG PET/CT thoracic simulation scans.The gross target volume (GTV) was contoured on the end-expiration phase (50%) of 4D-CT and defined as GTV50%.The internal gross target volumes (IGTV) based on PET/CT images (IGTVPET) were determined by the standardized uptake value (SUV) 2.0 (IGTVPET2.0) and 20% percentage of the maximal standardized uptake value (SUVmax) (IGTVPET20%).The following parameters were calculated to analyze the correlation between IGTVPET and GTV50% in volume ratio (VR) and conformity index (CI):maximum transverse diameter of GTV50%,volume of GTV50%,the displacement of GTV in the cranial-caudal direction and 3D Vector calculated from 4D-CT dataset as well as the SUVmax.Results There was no significant correlation between the VR of IGTVPET2.0 to GTV50% and the maximum transverse diameter of GTV50%,volume of GTV50%,the displacement of GTV in the cranial-caudal direction,3D Vector and the SUVmax (P > 0.05).The VR between IGTVPET20% and GTV50% inversely related to maximum transverse diameter of GTV50%,volume of GTV50% and SUVmax (r =-0.663,-0.669,-0.752,P <0.05).The CI between IGTVPET2.0 and GTV50% positively related to volume of GTV50% and maximum transverse diameter of GTV50% (r =0.613,0.483,P < 0.05).Conclusions 3D PET images provide a time-averaged image of the tumor during the numerous breathing cycle.They fail to include the full information of moving tumor.The target volumes based on 3D PET might not reflect the real IGTV of NSCLC.
9.A3 type intertrochanteric fracture fixed with proximal femoral nail anti-rotation and InterTan:finite element analysis of biomechanical changes
Jianbin LIU ; Min LIU ; Lin MA ; Zhongning CUI ; Ming LIU ; Huikang GUO
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(26):4242-4246
BACKGROUND:Intertrochanteric fracture is one of the common fracture, and accompanied by osteoporosis and high energy injury. The fracture line often descended, and induced A3 intertrochanteric fracture. This type of fracture is difficult to treat. Common intramedulary fixation includes proximal femoral nail anti-rotation and InterTan, which have high stability, are minimaly invasive, and have been extensively used. OBJECTIVE: To compare the biomechanical stability of A3 intertrochanteric fracture fixed with proximal femoral nail anti-rotation and InterTan by finite element analysis. METHODS:Three three-dimensional finite element models of the AO3.1, AO3.2 and AO3.3 intertrochanteric fracture fixed with proximal femoral nail anti-rotation and InterTan were established. Fixation was completed according to the requirement of Department of Orthopedics. Stress distribution of femur and fixator of different models was observed. Stress peak at different areas was compared in femur and fixation models. Biomechanical stability was analyzed. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: The maximum pressure concentration area in AO3.1 intertrochanteric fracture with proximal femoral nail anti-rotation was located in the lateral proximal femur, and with Intertan was located in the medial proximal femur. The AO3.2 had little differences between two types of nails. The AO3.3 intertrochanteric fracture with proximal femoral nail anti-rotation was located in the medial proximal femur and the medial distal implant. There was no significant pressure concentration with InterTan. The von Mises pressure of six models was concentrated in the medial distal implant, and higher maximum von Mises pressure was found in the proximal femoral nail anti-rotation. There was significant difference of von Mises distribution between the lateral and medial implant with proximal femoral nail anti-rotation. Except the AO3.3 intertrochanteric fracture with proximal femoral nail anti-rotation, the maximum pressures of remaining models were located in the main nail and interlocking nail infal. These results concluded that the fracture fixed with InterTan exhibited fine fixation stability in the AO3.1 and AO3.3 intertrochanteric fracture. There was no significant difference of fixation stability between proximal femoral nail anti-rotation and InterTan in AO3.2. The von Mises distribution of InterTan for intertrochanteric fracture is more reasonable.
10.A comparative study of planning target volumes based on three-dimensional computed tomography, four-dimensional computed tomography, and positron emission tomography-computed tomography in thoracic esophageal cancer
Yanluan GUO ; Jianbin LI ; Yankang LI ; Wei WANG ; Zhifang MA ; Chaoqian LIANG ; Jun XING ; Yili DUAN
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2015;(5):497-501
Objective To investigate the differences in position and volume between planning target volumes (PTV) based on positron emission tomography?computed tomography (PET?CT) images with an standardized uptake value ( SUV) no less than 2?5, 20% of the maximum SUV ( SUVmax ), or 25% of SUVmax , three?dimensional ( 3D ) CT, and four?dimensional ( 4D ) CT in thoracic esophageal cancer. Methods Eighteen patients with thoracic esophageal cancer sequentially received chest 3DCT, 4DCT, and [18F]fluoro?2?deoxy?D?glucose (FDG) PET?CT scans. PTV3D was obtained by conventional expansion of 3DCT images;PTV4D was obtained by fusion of target volumes from 10 phases of 4DCT images. The internal gross tumor volumes ( IGTV) , IGTVPET2.5 , IGTVPET20%, and IGTVPET25%, were generated based on PET?CT images with an SUV no less than 2?5, 20% of SUVmax , and 25% of SUVmax , respectively. These IGTVs were expanded longitudinally by 3?5 cm and radically by 1 cm to make PTVPET2.5 , PTVPET20%, and PTVPET25%, respectively. Results PTV3D was significantly larger than both PTV4D and PTVPET(P=0?000 -0?044), while there was no significant difference between PTV4D and PTVPET ( P= 0?216 -0?633 ) . The mutual degrees of inclusion ( DIs ) between PTV3D and PTV4D were 0?70 and 0?95, respectively, which were negatively correlated with 3D?Vector ( P=0?039). The mutual DIs between PTVPET2.5, PTVPET20%, and PTVPET25% were 0?74, 0?72, 0?78, 0?73, 0?77, and 0?70, respectively, which showed no correlation with 3D?Vector (P=0?150 -0?822). The mutual DIs between PTV3D and PTVPET were 0?86, 0?84, 0?88, 0?63, 0?67, and 0?59, respectively. Conclusions It is difficult to achieve complete volumetric overlap of PTVs based on 3DCT, 4DCT and PET?CT in thoracic esophageal cancer due to different target volume information. PET scan during free breathing should be used with caution to generate PTVs in thoracic esophageal cancer.