1.Research on the lateral wall in trochanteric hip fractures
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2017;19(2):133-137
The lateral wall,a new concept in the study of trochanteric hip fractures,has a great influence on the choice of internal fixation methods,stability of the fracture and prognosis of the patients.Currently,the research on the lateral wall focuses on the factors leading to its rupture,its anatomical features and its effect on internal fixation,but results in controversial views which are mostly influenced by the subjective and experimental factors.This review deals with how the concept of lateral wall was proposed,the importance and anatomical features of lateral wall,the causes for lateral wall rupture and current treatment perspectives of trochanteric hip fractures,aiming at increasing the awareness of the lateral wall among orthopedic surgeons and related researchers.
2.Research progress of individual microRNA in malignant melanoma
Cancer Research and Clinic 2014;26(6):425-427
microRNAs (miRNAs) are small,non-coding,regulatory RNA molecules group expressed in tissues and cells in specific manner.They are well-known as playing crucial roles in cell homeostasis and carcinogenesis.In recent years,numerou of studys on individual miRNAs or miRNA patterns have been published.These study provided strong evidences that miRNAs might play important roles in malignant melanoma development and progression.Melanoma associated miRNAs often located in genomic regions with frequent gains and losses in tumours.This article focus on some individual miRNAs which involved in melanoma biology,by which may regulate many different target genes by several ways.The current therapy of this disease is also described.
3.Prognostic value of angiogenesis in breast carcinoma and its relationship with p53 expression
Hongyuan LI ; Kainan WU ; Shengchun LIU ;
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 1994;0(05):-
Objective To determine the role of angiogenesis in the prognosis of breast carcinoma and its relationship with p53 expression and ER statue in 59 cases of breast cacinoma. Methods Factor Ⅷ related antigen (FⅧ RA) and p53 were evaluated by immunohistochemical staining,and the microvessel endothelial area (MEA) of tumor microvessels was detected by computer aided image analysis system. Results (1) The expression of MEA significantly increased with tumor size and histologic grade(P
4.Biodegradable materials combined with osteogenic factor in orthopaedics
Dahai LIU ; Kainan LI ; Youhua WEI
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(52):8480-8486
BACKGROUND:Biodegradable implants cannot only rebuild bone defect site, moreover, with the gradual degradation of the materials, new bone tissue can completely replace the graft materials to fil bone defects. OBJECTIVE:To summarize the research progress of biodegradable materials combined with osteogenic factor in orthopedics. METHODS: We took the “biodegradable materials, factors, cel active factor, bone tissue engineering” as the search terms in Chinese and English, respectively, to retrieve the related literatures from PubMed, Wanfang and CNKI database during 2000 to 2015 by computer. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: Biodegradable medical polymer materials can be divided into natural polymer materials and synthetic biodegradable materials. Natural polymeric materials have good biocompatibility, but poor mechanical strength. The mechanical strength of synthetic biodegradable materials is higher than that of natural polymer materials, but the synthetic biodegradable materials are likely to cause local accumulation of acidic substances, produce local inflammation. The biodegradable medical polymer materials combined with osteogenic factor can improve the mechanical strength and osteoinductive ability of materials, but as a bone repair material, it stil has many problems to be solved.
5.A finite element analysis of six-segment classification of femur intertrochanteric fracture
Zhenyuan CHEN ; Kainan LI ; Zhixi ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2015;17(5):433-437
Objective To explore the mechanism of six-segment classification of femur intertrochanteric fracture in a three-dimensional finite element model of upper thigh-bone and its clinical relevance.Methods The left upper thigh-bone of a normal male volunteer of 60 years old was scanned using 64-slice CT.After the images were stored in the format of JPG,they were input into photoshop 7.0 for three-dimensional creation.The three-dimensional images were used to make a three-dimensional finite element model of upper thigh-bone using software Super 93.The model consisted of 764 nodes and 531 units (including 306 compact bone units and 225 cancellous bone units).In this model,the stress distribution at the trochanter during human tumbling was analyzed by imitating adduction,abduction,adduction-intemal rotation and abduction-external rotation of the hip,as well as intense muscular contraction of gluteus medius,piriformis and iliopsoas during adduction-internal rotation of the hip.Results Analysis of stress nephogram showed that the stress was distributed mainly at the exterior cortical bone and spread to the inter-trochanteric part in simple hip adduction (two-part fracture) and distributed mainly at the interior cortical bone and spread to the inter-trochanteric part in simple hip abduction (two-part fracture).In adduction-internal rotation or abduction-external rotation of the hip,the stress was focused on the anterior and posterior walls of the greater trochanter and trochanteric part and spread to the exterior and interior cortical bone and the inter-trochanteric part (three-or four-part fracture).During intense muscular contraction of gluteus medius,piriformis and iliopsoas during adduction-internal rotation of the hip,the stress was focused on the anterior and posterior walls of the greater trochanter,lesser trochanter and trochanteric part and spread to the exterior and interior cortical bone and the inter-trochanteric part (five-or six-part fracture).Conclusions The six-segment classification of femur intertrochanteric fracture explains complex stress distributions after human falling.When combined with three-dimensional CT reconstruction,it is more intuitive than other classifications so that it can provide more definite surgical advice for different types of fracture.
6.Biomechanical study of poly DL-lactic acid biodegradable fusion cage of the lumbar vertebrae
Kainan LI ; Jiyou LI ; Hai LAN ; Xuejun WANG ; Jiansong MU
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2010;30(8):783-788
Objective To investigate biomechanical analysis of poly DL-lactic acid (PDLLA)biodegradable fusion cage of the lumbar vertebrae in vivo degradation. Methods Forty-eight healthy adult porcine were divided into experimental group and control group at randomly. PDLLA cage full of autogenous bone and bone block with the same size were planted in L45 intervertebrae respectively. At the 1st, 3rd, 6th,9th, 12th, and 18th month postoperatively, the animals were sacrificed and the surgical spinal segment was observed. The range of motion (ROM) was measured. Results The ROMs had no statistical differences at all motion directions between the two froups at the 1st month postoperatively. But the ROMs of experimental group were greater than those of control group at extension direction at the 3rd and 6th month postoperatively. The ROMs of extension was the greatest while the ROMs of right rotation was the least in both groups. At the 9th month postoperatively: the ROMs of experimental group greater than those of control group except at rotation. The ROMs of right rotation was the least in both groups. The greatest ROMs was at extension in experimental group and at right bending in control group. ALL ROMs tended to decrease and the ROMs of extension had comparability between tow groups. At the 12th month postoperatively, experimental group had greater ROMs at extension and left bending and less ROMs at other directions. Likewise statistical differences showed only at extension. 18th month postoperatively all ROMs were close between two groups. Conclusion After PDLLA cage is planted, the first 3 months is autologous stable stage. The period of 3rd to 6th months is easily released stage. The operative segments are stable from 9th to 12th months and acquired.Critical period between stability and instability is from 6th to 9th months. Bone fusion is from 12th to 18th months postoperatively.
7.Progress on the study of breast cancer related dyslipidemia
Lingquan KONG ; Xin LI ; Hongyuan LI ; Guosheng REN ; Kainan WU
Chinese Journal of Endocrine Surgery 2017;11(2):89-91,96
Breast cancer and dyslipidemia are common diseases in women.It is reported that breast cancer and dyslipidemia have some relevance.Breast cancer patients have a relatively high incidence of dyslipidemia,which is easily undiagnosed for lacking of obvious clinical manifestations and will affect the treatment and prognosis of breast cancer.In breast cancer patients,screening and diagnosis of dyslipidemia through blood lipid detection should be strengthened.
8.ADR Cases Report of Our Hospital in 2004~2006:An Analysis of 412 Cases
Jun CHEN ; Biling LI ; Junting WEI ; Kainan LIU
China Pharmacy 1991;0(05):-
OBJECTIVE:To explore the factors,general rule and characteristics of adverse drug reactions(ADR)for references of safe and rational clinical medication.METHOD:A total of 412 ADR reports were collected and statistically analyzed in respect of age and sex of patients,route of administration,ADR degree,drug category,ADR-involving organs and clinical manifestations etc.RESULTS:ADR-involving drugs totaled 412 kinds,of which anti-infective agents occupied the first place,followed by Chinese patent medicines.274 ADR cases(66.50%)were induced by intravenous route.ADR occurred systemically and were characterized predominantly by allergic reactions of skin and its appendants,followed by damage of nervous system.70 were new but common ADR cases,while 2 were new severe cases.CONCLUSION:It is necessary to strengthen ADR monitoring and publicizing of ADR-related knowledge to guide the clinical rational use of drugs and reduce the repetitive occurrence of ADR.
9.Current research into the medial wall of proximal femur and its supporting fixation
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2018;20(12):1101-1104
The main structures of proximal femur, such as femoral calcar and lesser trochanter, play an important role in anti-flexion and anti-varus. As the proximal femur is rich in blood supply and its fracture rarely leads to nonunion after treatment, surgical treatment has become the first choice for orthopaedists to deal with such fractures. The key to a successful surgery for proximal femoral fracture is to restore the continuity of medial cortex. However, it is still a great challenge how to restore the medial continuity of the proximal femur and its supporting role as well. This article reviews the current progress in research on the proximal femoral medial wall and its supporting fixation in order to provide clinical guidance for orthopaedists treating proximal femoral frac-tures.
10.To strengthen the diagnosis and treatment of thyroid diseases in breast cancer patients
Lingquan KONG ; Chunxia ZHAO ; Hongyuan LI ; Guosheng REN ; Kainan WU
Chinese Journal of Endocrine Surgery 2017;11(1):4-7
Breast cancer and thyroid diseases are common diseases in women.It is reported that breast cancer and thyroid diseases have some relevance.Breast cancer patients have relatively high incidence of thyroid dysfunction,thyroid node and thyroid cancer,which are easily misdiagnosed for lacking of obvious clinical manifestations and will affect the treatment and prognosis of breast cancer.In breast cancer patients,screening and diagnosis of thyroid function and disease through thyroid function detection and ultrasound examination should be strengthened.