1.Normalization of techniques used in the interventional treatment
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(04):-
Interventional radiology is a most active and fastest developing field in medical science with many attracting achievements recently. But it also has some problems. The author investigated some problems and the normalization of interventional techniques for the benefits of better development of this field.
2.Promoting interventional radiology in clinical practice of emergency medicine
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(06):-
Interventional radiology has lot of advantages in dealing with various emergencies. The technique is minimally-invasive,highly-effective and immediately-efficient,moreover,it integrates the diagnosis with the therapy perfectly. Besides,the interventional techniques applied in emergency medicine include not only the vascular interventions,such as embolization,embolectomy,etc,but also the nonvascular interventions,such as tracheal stent implantation,percutaneous vertebroplasty and so forth. However,importance has not been attached to the clinical use of interventional therapy in emergency medicine so far. It is imperative for us to promote the acceptance of interventional therapy in emergency medicine as well as to popularize the technique in clinical practice.
3.Mini-incision video-assisted thoracoscopic versus conventional surgery for lung cancer
Jianhua CHANG ; Qingjun YOU ; Yuan WENG
Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2001;0(05):-
Objective To investigate the clinical value of video-assisted thoracoscopic surgery (VATS) in the treatment of lung cancer. Methods The study included 49 patients with non-small cell lung cancer at stage Ⅰ~Ⅱ from January 2005 to June 2006. Lobectomy with mediastinal lymph node resection was performed by using VATS in 22 patients (Thoracoscopic Group) and by using conventional surgery in 27 patients (Conventional Group). The pulmonary functions and levels of C-reactive protein (CRP) were compared between the two groups. Results In the Thoracoscopic Group, a conversion to thoracotomy (12~15 cm of incision length) was required in 2 patients for treating blood vessels safely. The concentrations of CRP rose to the highest on the first day in both of groups. As compared with the Conventional Group, the CRP levels were significantly lower in the Thoracoscopic Group on the first day (56.1?10.9 mg/L vs 73.8?15.1 mg/L; t=-4.603, P=0.000). At 1 week after operation, the Thoracoscopic Group presented significantly lower minute ventilation volume (MV) (95.6?16.4 L vs 81.9?12.7 L; t=3.296, P=0.002) and forced expiratory volume in one second (FEV_1%) (51.7?5.7% vs 51.4?6.9%; t=3.105, P=0.003) than the Conventional Group. Conclusions VATS can be routinely adopted in patients with lung cancer at stage I or Ⅱ, with lesion
4.Physical and mental health of children affected with AIDS and other children living in vulnerable families in a county of Yunnan province
Yu ZHOU ; Wenqing XU ; Jianhua YUAN
Chinese Journal of AIDS & STD 2007;0(03):-
Objective To understand physical and mental health status of children affected with AIDS and other children living in vulnerable families in a pilot county of the China /UNICEF AIDS Prevention and Care Project.Methods By random sampling,250 children of 0-17 years of age in a project county in Yunnan province were selected from 3 types of family:with family members affected with AIDS,with family members using illicit drugs,and poor family.Height were measured to all 250 children.Psychological questionnaire was used to interview 154 children over 6 years.Results There was no significant difference in height,but significant differences in psychological status among children from the 3 types of families.Among the children affected with AIDS,near 68% had difficulty or were indecisive in coping with problems in their daily life ;58% were worried about peer interaction;67% were relatively self-confident,which was lower than children affected by drug abuse,and the latter was 89%.Conclusion The mental status of children from the 3 types of family is different,and community care should be provided by considering the difference between them.
5.Impact of HIV/AIDS on marriage and family structure
Siyu JIANG ; Xiyang XU ; Jianhua YUAN
Chinese Journal of AIDS & STD 2006;0(04):-
Objective To compare and analyze the main manifestations of HIV/ AIDS impact on marriage and family structure.Methods The relevant data of 931 HIV households and 995 non-HIV households were collected in five provinces with high HIV prevalence in China,using the method of questionnaire survey.The differences between people living with HIV/ AIDS(PLWHA)and non-HIV individuals in marriage and family structure were analyzed and compared.Results The percentage of PLWHA who were unmarried,divorced,widowed and remarried was higher than that of individuals in non-HIV households;the average size of the non-HIV households was 4.4 persons,while the size of HIV households was 4.0 persons;of the surveyed HIV households 41.1 % were stem families,while in the case of non-HIV households this percentage was lower,only 33.4 %.The rate of school enrollment among children in HIV households was lower than that in non-HIV households,while the rate of labor participation among the elderly in HIV households was higher than that in non-HIV households.Conclusion The results indicate that HIV/AIDS destroys the normal marriage among PLWHA,leading to an increased number of stem families and changes in family structure;the impact on the elderly and children in the HIV households is severe.All this means that HIV/AIDS weakens or even destroys the family function.
6.Transcatheter lipiodol chemoembolization of the inferior phrenic artery in hepatocellular carcinoma
Fanghong CHEN ; Zuyan LUO ; Jianhua YUAN
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(04):-
Objective To evaluate the efficacy of transcatheter lipiodol chemoembolization therapy (TOCE) for HCC via inferior phrenic artery (IPA) and to analyse the location of the tumor feeding inferior phrenic artey. Methods Twenty five cases of HCC underwent the procedure of TOCE via the IPA, as well as the hepatic artery using Seldinger's method. The patterns of tumor growth included huge type in 12 cases, solitary nodular type in 8 cases and multiple nodular type in 5 cases. Hepatic artery and inferior phrenic artery chemoembolizations were performed in all cases. Results Inferior phrenic artery originated from celiac trunk in 16 cases (64%); abdomen aorta around celiac trunck in 8(32%). The sitesot tumors supplied by IPA in right lobe (Ⅶ,Ⅷ segment) were 23 cases and left lobe (Ⅳ segment) 2 cases. The cumulative survival rates of IPA chemoembolization for hepatocellular carcinoma were 84%(1 year) and 68%(2 years). No severe complications occurred. Conclusions TOCE of the IPA is a safe and effective method in the management of HCC supplied by IPA. When the tumor site is adjacent to diaphragm, hepatic ligaments or bare area, may arouse the blood supply by IPA, especially in no tumor staining or staining defect in hepatic artery angiography but tumor enhancement on CT, and increase of the level of serum ? fetoprotein.
7.Clinical evaluation of preoperative arterial infusion chemotherapy and surgical operation for colorectal carci-noma
Jianhua YUAN ; Zhongsheng ZHAO ; Gaoli DENG
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(05):-
0.05). Conclusions Peroperative transcatheter arterial infusion chemotherapy resulting in apoptosis of adenocarnoma, can raise the radical operation rate, and prolong survival rate for colprectal carcinoma patients.
8.Internal mammary arterial infusion therapy for chest diseases
Xuexiang CAI ; Jianhua YUAN ; Wenqiang YU
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(06):-
Objective To study the value of interventional therapy for chest diseases via internal mammary artery (IMA) and the features of internal mammary artery angiography. Methods 31 cases of different chest diseases were undertaken the angiography and interventional therapy through IMA. Results The lesions of 31 cases were supplied by internal mammary artery partly or totally. The good therapeutic effectiveness was achieved in 20 cases with pulmonary carcinoma. The masses and the enlarged lymph nodes were shrinked obviously in 4 cases of advanced breast carcinoma and one of them was cured with operation after internal mammary arterial infusion. One case of low invasive thymoma was cured by internal mammary arterial infusion combined with resection. The bleeding was stopped absolutely after IMA embolization in 6 cases of hemoptysis (bronchiectasis in 2 cases, pulmonary tuberculosis in 4 cases). Conclusions The interventional therapy via IMA is very important and necessary when the mass in the chest is supplied by IMA.
9.A study of preoperative transarterial chemotherapy for invasive bladder cancer
Jun ZHOU ; Jianhua YUAN ; Wenduo YANG
Chinese Journal of Urology 2001;0(08):-
Objective To evaluate the efficacy of preoperative transarterial chemotherapy for invasive bladder cancer. Methods A total of 60 cases of invasive bladder cancer have been confirmed on open surgery and pathological studies were retrospective studied.The cases were allotted to preoperative transarterial chemotherapy group (30 cases) and operation alone group (30 cases).Preoperative transarterial chemotherapy was performed by infusing anticancer drugs into internal iliac artery.Surgery was performed in 1~2 weeks after transarterial chemotherapy.The bladder preservation rate,recurrence rate,metastasis rate and survival rate were compared between the 2 groups. Results In the preoperative transarterial chemotherapy group,the bladder preservation rate was improved and the recurrence rate dropped (P0.05). Conclusions Preoperative transarterial chemotherapy is a safe and effective method in the treatment of invasive bladder cancer.
10.Effect of NOSI on childhood's learning and memory and synaptophysin after intrauterine distress
Hongting WU ; Yuan SHI ; Jianhua ZHANG
Journal of Chinese Physician 2009;11(2):210-213
Objective To investigate whether intrauterine hypoxia and ischemia can produce long-time effects or NOSI can prevent these damages. Methods Fetal rat intrauterine distress model was constructed. The rats were divided into the normal group, hypoxia and ischemia reperfnsion group and treatment group. Pupa were given to surrogate mothers and the ability of learning and memory at 40 day of age after delivery were examined. Then the water maze test was performed to detect the space learning ability and memory function of rats, and the changing of synaptophysin levels in hippocampns were detected by immunohistochemical staining. Result Behavioral results show that fetal distress produces cognitive impairment demonstrated by Morris water maze performance including a higher escape latency score and a de-creased cross platform time. The COD of Syp positive immunoreactive product in hippocampus were less decreased than that in the normal group or NOSI group. But the behavioral results and the COD of synaptophysin had no difference between normal group and NOSI group. Conclusions Fetal distress produced cognitive impairment and led to the decreasing of synaptophysin in hippocampns. Effective measure can relieve these damages.