1.Experimental research on T cell vaccination combined with FK506 against the rejection heterogenic transplantation on peripheral nerve
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2009;32(1):43-46,封3
Objective To investigate the anti-rejection effect of T cell vaccination combined with FK506 of heterogenic transplantation on rat nerve. Methods SD rats were vaccinated by the spleen cells of BABL/c mice; T cell vaccines were activated and vaccinated in the spleen cells of these SD rats. The SD rats of nerve transplantation recipient were vaccinated with T cells combined with FKS06. The mixture lymphocytes culture, microcytotoxicity assay, histological alteration of nerves, humid weights of tibial anterior muscle were observed to confirm the anti-rejection effect of T cell vaccination combined with FK506 treatment. Results The humid weights of tibial anterior muscle of the vaccinated rats combined with FKS06 treatment were statistically different from those in control group (P < 0.05), and so as the index of rejection (e.g. lymphocytes transformation efficiency) (P < 0.05). Conclusion T cell vaccination combined with FK506 treatment can inhibit the rejection of heterogenic transplantation on rat peripheral nerve.
2.Enhancement effects of velvet antler polypeptides-PLGA compound membrane on peripheral nerve regeneration in rats
Journal of Jilin University(Medicine Edition) 2006;0(02):-
Objective To study the rehabilitative effect of velvet antler polypeptides-PLGA compound membrane on peripheral nerve injury.Methods Two doses(3 and 15 mg?g~(-1)) of velvet antler polypeptides-PLGA compound membrane(thickness 50 ?m) were used to wrap the sutures of severed sciatic nerves,which were compared with nerve sutures only.2,4 and 6 weeks post-operation,general morphological,electrophysiological,histological and electron microscopic observations and examinations were investigated.Results There were no ulcers in the nars and toes in the treatment group,light conglutination appeared in nerve anastomosis and around tissues.At 6th week post-operation,conglutination was alleviated obviously than 2 weeks post-operation;findings from latency inducing potentials of calf triceps dominated by sciatic nerves showed that recover ratios(%) in treatment group((2 weeks:)9.07?1.44,8.02?1.41;6 weeks: 49.87?9.69,50.11?6.11) were better than those in control group((2 weeks:)2.52?1.83;6 weeks:30.31?6.32) obviously in each time(P
3.ANATOMICAL STUDY ON THE FASCIAL ARCH OF THE OPPONENS DIGITI MINIMI
Acta Anatomica Sinica 2002;0(06):-
Objective To explore the entrapment to the deep branch of the ulnar nerve at the wrist,to assist the surgeon in diagnosis and treatment of Guyon canal syndrome.Methods Twenty fresh upper limbs were dissected on loupe(?5),to record the relationship between the ulnar nerve and the hypothenar muscles,the course of the ulnar nerve at the wrist.Results The deep branchs of the ulnar nerve go through an intermuscular space after runing out of the Guyon canal.The intermuscular space consisits of the superficial and deep head of the opponens digiti minimi and the hook of the hamate,which has one entrance and one exit.We named the intermuscular space as the hiatus of opponens digiti minimi,and named the proximal edge of the superficial head of the opponens digiti minimi as the fascial arch of the opponens digiti minimi.Conclusion We found that the fascial arch of the opponens digiti minimi can compress the deep branch of the ulnar nerve causing motor deficit of the intrinsic muscles of hands.
4.Long term outcomes of antebrachial flap with a pedicle of the posterior interosseous artery
Laijin LU ; Xu GONG ; Zhigang LIU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2000;0(04):-
Objective To analyze the long term outcomes of antebrachial flap with a pedicle of the posterior interosseous artery Methods Ninety cases were followed up for 1~16 years, the indication and long term outcomes and dorsal aspect of the forearm were analyzed and evaluated retrospectively Results Eighty nine cases survived, except one case, the conteur of forearm and hand were satisfied Conclusion Antebrachial flap with a pedicle of the posterior interosseous artery is an optimal method to repair soft tissue defects of hand.
5.Experimental study of VAP-chitosans-honey suspension on the healing of decubitus ulcer in swines
Xiaoyan JIA ; Laijin LU ; Zhaopeng XUAN
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(06):-
[Objective]To study the influence of VAP(velvet antler polypeptide)-chitosan-honey suspension on decubitus ulcer.[Method]Swines'pressure ulcers were used as decubitus ulcer model.Honey was used as solvent carrier.VAP and chitosan were put into the honey in different proportion.The suspension was applied to the ulcer once a day for seven days.The dressings were changed once every other day.The healing state of the ulcer was observed and the area of the ulcer was calculated.The changes of the ulcer histopathology were observed.[Result]In the group of the suspension proportion of the VAP to the chitosan was 4:1,the wounds had little effusion and the granulation tissues grew fast with the scars falling off early and Absolutely.Pathology results indicated that in the group of the suspension proportion of the VAP to chitosan was 4:1,none necrosis was found,the epithelization was apparent,and the inflammatory cells were fewer.There was no edema,but more newly born blood vessles.[Conclusion]The VAP-chitosan-honey suspension could apparently promote the healing of decubitus ulcer,but the possible mechanism needs to be further studied.
6.Application of magnetic nanoparticles in repair and regeneration of peripheral nerve
Yang WANG ; Ting LIU ; Laijin LU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2021;44(2):237-240
Peripheral nerve injuries, the worldwide difficult and complicated diseases, cause serious dysfunction but without ideal strategies to assist the successful treatment and recovery. The primary strategy to repair the peripheral nerve injuries is to bridge the lesions by promoting axon regeneration. The importance of mechanical factors in the nervous system has been appreciated only recently. It has been demonstrated that the application of external mechanical force is able to direct axonal outgrowth and to stimulate axonal elongation. For this purpose, to direct axonal growth cones in vivo with accurate force appears to be a challenge that must be resolved. Bionanotechnology is promising a new tool that offers the possibility to influence the process of axonal regeneration. The magnetic force generated by the interaction between Magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) and magnetic fields provides remote, non-invasive, accurate, and controllable lead and control of neuronal axon regeneration.
7.Pilose antler polypeptide composite membrane supports a suitable microenvironment for peripheral nerve regeneration
Keli WANG ; Laijin LU ; Jingling ZHANG ; Xiangjun LI ; Xiabin JING
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2013;(25):4652-4659
10.3969/j.issn.2095-4344.2013.25.013
8.Repair of electrical burns in the limbs with flap
Xiu JIN ; Tao WANG ; Ziping JIANG ; Jia'ao YU ; Laijin LU ;
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2015;38(2):120-122
Objective To investigate the surgical indications and repair methods for the treatment of electrical bums in the limbs.Methods Thirty-eight cases since May,1997 to June,2014 who underwent flap treatment in 7-14 days after electrical bums was summarized.Among these patients,4 cases were treated by local flaps,1 case was treated by thenar flap,2 cases were treated by dorsal island skin flap of the index finger,1 case was treated by cross-leg flap,1 case was treated by medial plantar skin flap;2 cases were treated by pedicle latissimus dorsi flaps,4 cases were treated by antebrachial flap with a pedicle of the posterior interosseous artery,4 cases were treated by metacarpal artery reversed island flaps,10 cases were treated by groin flaps;1 case was treated by free radial artery flap,1 case was treated by free latissimus dorsi flap,3 cases were treated by free anterolateral thigh flaps;1 case was treated by reverse island forearm posterior interosseous flap,2 cases were treated by posterior perforator reversed island flaps of the lower leg,1 case was treated by anterolateral perforator reversed island flaps of the lower leg.The area of flap was from 42.0 cm × 13.0 cm to 6.0 cm × 3.0 cm.The survival rate of the flap,the appearance and function of limb were observed.Results All these patients were followed up from 4 months to 3 years 6 months,the mean time was 6 months and 20 days.Thirty-five flaps survived completely,accounting for 92.1%,and 3 cases suffered partial necrosis at the distal end,accounting for 7.9%.Secondary healing was achieved by dress changing.The appearance of the limbs was satisfactory.Among the 28 cases whose bums were on the hands,the total number of excellent and good was 15,medium was 8,and 5 poor cases.The excellent and good rate was 57.1%.Conclusion Early repairing of the electrical burns with flaps is the effective method for protecting the deep structures of the limb,preventing and control the secondary infections and preserve the function of the limbs.
9.Nerve compression of the upper limb: a clinical analysis of 646 cases
Zhaopeng XUAN ; Xiaojie ZHANG ; Yamei ZHAN ; Laijin LU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2008;31(4):261-263
Objective To analyze the clinical results of surgical treatment of nerve compression of the upper limb.Methods The clinical characterisitcs treatment methods and prognosis of nerve compres sion of the upper Iimbs in 646 padents were analyzed.Results Four hundred and of them were followed up for from 6 months to 3 years.The numbness disappcared and the function five of the nerve innervation area became normal or near normal after operation in 252 cases(62.2%),improved in 124 cases(30.6%),no change or worse in 29 cases(7.2%).The excellent rate of nerve funcfion recovery were 93%after rehabilitation teatment.Conclusions The loss degree of sensorimotor function of the effected limbs provides reference for operating mode and iS closely related to nerve functional restoration.The evaluation of the loss degree of sensorimotor function of the affected limbs before the operation should be taken into account.Rehabilitation teatment after operation can promote functional restoration and prevent teratogencsis.
10.Management of sacral soft tissue defects with combined bilateral gluteus maximus musculocutaneous flap and postoperative negative pressure wound therapy
Jingchun ZHAO ; Chunjing XIAN ; Jiaao YU ; Kai SHI ; Laijin LU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2015;38(5):425-427
Objective To demonstrate the clinical outcome of bilateral gluteus maximus musculocutaneous flap in conjunction with continuous postoperative negative pressure wound therapy in reconstruction of sacral soft tissue defects.Methods From January, 2008 to April, 2013, 18 patients (8 males and 10 females, aged from 34 to 78 years old) with full-thickness sacral soft tissue defects were treated.The size of the defects after initial debridement ranged from 3.0 cm × 2.0 cm to 18.0 cm × 14.0 cm, with the exposure of sacrum or ligament.Bilateral gluteus maximus musculocutaneous flap were applied in all the patients.Two drainage tubes were placed on each side of the flaps during the surgery and suck for 10 to 12 consecutive days after the operation.Results The size of the harvested flaps ranged from 12.0 cm × 8.0 cm to 18.0 cm × 12.0 cm, and all the donor sites of the flaps were closed with primary suture.Thirty-five flaps in 17 patients survived without any complication.Partial necrosis of one flap was found in 1 patient and managed successfully with conservative dressing change.Fourteen patients were followed-up ranged from 8 months to 2.5 years (mean follow-up was 18 months).Color and texture of the flaps were satisfactory and no recurrence of sacral defect was noted.Conclusion Bilateral gluteus maximus musculocutaneous flap in conjunction with continuous postoperative negative pressure wound therapy may serve as a useful option for fullthickness sacral soft tissue defects.