1.Effect of fetal transplants on functional recovery after spinal cord transecti on in newborn and adult rats
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2002;0(02):-
Objective To study the effect of fetal transplants on the fu nctional recovery after spinal cord transection in new born and adult rats. Meth ods The spinal cord tissue at E14 of a rat fetal was transferred into the hemise ction cavity at lumbar spinal cord in the newborn and adult rats. 4, 8, 12 weeks after the operation, spinal cord tissue morphology, combined behavioral score ( CBS), somatosensory evoked potentials (SEP), and motor evoked potentials (MEP) w ere examined. Results The transplanted tissue survived in the host spinal cord. There was a statistical difference in CBS between the newborn graft group and th e adult graft group. The peak latencies of early waves in SEPs and MEPs of the n ewborn graft group were superior to those of the adult graft group (P
2.Statistical analysis of clinical data in patients with spinal cord injury
Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University 1985;0(06):-
Spinal cord injury occurs with an average annual incidence of 15 40 cases per million of population. The costs of treatment and rehabilitation in the living period of patients with spinal cord injury are very high. Prevention, therapy and rehabilitation of spinal cord injury have become a major subject in medical science. The aim of this article is to summarize the statistics of incidence, etiological factors, clinical characteristics and complications in patients with spinal cord injury.
3.Changes of ultrastructures and respiratory function of the spinal cord mitochondrial in experimental spinal cord injury
Weihua CAI ; Ning ZHANG ; Lianshun JIA
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(14):-
[Objective]To study changes of ultrastructures and respiratory function of the spinal cord mitochondrial in experimental spinal cord injury.[Method]Forty-eight SCI models in adult SD rats were built based on modified Allen's method.Mitochondria was extracted from injuried spinal cord tissue by using modified Estabrook's method at 6h,12h and 24h after SCI.Then ultrastructural changes and respiratory function,including R3,R4,RCR,P/O were observed.[Result]Ultrastructure of mitochondria was damaged greatly.The results revealed that R3、RCR and P/O of injuried spinal cord mitochondria decreased significantly after injury compared to the normal control group(P
4.Evaluation of Immunogenicity and Protection Efficacy of the Recombinant Hypoxanthine-Guanine-Xanthine of Plasmodium falciparum in Mice
Jingying XIAO ; Dongmei ZHANG ; Lianshun CAI ; Luhui SHEN ; Weiqing PAN
Chinese Journal of Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases 1987;0(03):-
Objective To investigate immunogenicity and protection efficacy of the recombinant hypoxanthine-guanine-xanthine (HGXPRT) of Plasmodium falciparum expressed in Pichia pastoris. Methods 35 BALB/c mice were divided randomly into five groups: HGXPRT+ISA720 experiment group, HGXPRT+Freund experiment group, ISA720 adjuvant control group, Freund adjuvant control group, and blank control group. BALB/c mice were subcutaneously immunized three times with the HGXPRT protein formulated by either Freund or ISA720 adjuvants at a three weeks interval. Mice were bled via tail vein at 2 weeks after each immunization. Specific antibodies were detected by ELISA as well as IFAT using cultured parasites. The immunized mice were challenged with 105 P.yoelii 10 days after the third immunization and parasitemia was monitored daily by examining Giemsa-stained thin film. Results Strong immune response was induced by the HGXPRT antigen formulated with the adjuvant. Antibody titers of more than 1∶105 were detected after the third immunization while no specific antibody was detected in the mice immunized with adjuvants only. The antibodies against HGXPRT recognized the cultured parasite by IFAT. Four days after mice were challenged with P.yoelii, high parasitemia appeared in the two control groups, which were 24 h earlier than experiment groups. The mean parasitemia of HGXPRT+ISA720 experiment group(29.3%) was significantly lower than that of control groups (70.0%) (P
5.Evaluation on the curative effect of different matched implant buttons in the treatment of indicated Hangman fracture
Hui KANG ; Lianshun JIA ; Jun TAN ; Liang ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2007;0(08):-
AIM: To define the indications of C2 pedicle lag screw or C2 pedicle screw associated with C3 lateral mass screw to treat Hangman fracture, and evaluate the clinical applications. METHODS: Thirty-four patients with Hangman fracture were selected from Changzheng Hospital between February 2000 and December 2004, including 10 patients of type Ⅰ, 12 patients of type Ⅱ, and 8 patients of type Ⅱa, 4 patients of type Ⅲ. Levine-Edwards classification and graded: 2 patients of grade C spinal injury, 12 patients of grade Ds and 20 patients of grade E according to Frankel scale. Patients with typeⅠHangman's fracture were fixed by C2 pedicle lag screw, and patients with typeⅡ, Ⅱa and Ⅲ Hangman fracture were fixed by C2 pedicle screw associate C3 lateral mass screw. Postoperative neurofunctional recovery and fracture healing were studied. RESULTS: A total of 34 subjects were involved in the analysis of results. ① Frankle classification of postoperative neurofunctional recovery: There were 2 cases of grade C, 1 case recovered to grade E, and one case recovered to grade D. There were 12 cases of grade D, including 11 cases of recovered to grade E and one without change. ② In 3-6 months follow-up, X-ray of anterior-posterior and lateral position showed that all fractures healed without loose screw, vertebra artery injury or other complications. CONCLUSION: C2 pedicle lag-screw, C2 pedicle screw associated with C3 lateral mass screw are safe, effective in the treatment of Hangman fracture, which can to retain the function of upper cervical spine as great as possible.
6.Biomechanics of lumbar spondylolysis: Finite element modeling and validation
Xiaomin GU ; Lianshun JIA ; Xiongsheng CHEN ; Chenglin LU ; Yang LIU ; Dongsheng ZHANG
Journal of Medical Biomechanics 2010;25(1):45-50
Objective To construct three-dimensional finite element model of lumbar spondylolysis,then to verify its validity by comparison of biomechanics in vitro.Method According to the radiological data of a patient with lumbar spondylolysis,the bone and intervertebral disc of L4-S1 were reconstructed by Simpleware software.The lumbar attaching ligaments and articular capsule were added into simulating model by Ansys software.The three-dimensional finite element model of lumbar spondylolysis was finally simulated successfully,and validated by lumbar spondylolysis biomechanical experiment in vitro.Results The reconstruction of digital model contained the bones of lumbar spine which include vertebral cortical bone,cancellous bone,facet joint,pedicle,lamina,transverse process and spinous process,as well as the annulus fibrosus,nucleus pulposus,superior and inferior end-plates.Besides,anterior and posterior longitudinal ligaments,flavum ligament,supraspinal and interspinal ligaments and articular capsule of facet joint are also attached.The model consisted of 281,261 nodes and 661,150 elements.Imitation of spondylolysis is well done in this model.The validity of the model was verified by comparison of the results of biomechanics in vitro which involved in the trends under loading of stress/strain of L4 inferior facet process,L5 superior and inferior facet process,S1 superior facet process and the trends of stress/strain of lateral and medial L4 inferior facet process.Conclusions Three-dimensional model of lumbar spondylolysis is reconstructed using finite element analysis,and can be further used in the research in biomechanics of lumbar spondylolysis.
7.Research on correlative factor of spinal segment distribution in cervical hyperextension injury
Yongjin ZHANG ; Haichao HE ; Xiaoqiang LV ; Zhiying LIU ; Jie XU ; Yingxun DU ; Lianshun JIA
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2010;19(7):761-763
Objective To discuss the degenerative factors, the spinal segment distribution, and the mechanism in hyperextension injury of cervical spine. Method Eighty-nine patients with hyperextension injury of cervical spine were retrospectively analyzed by observing the degenerativelesion, the spinal cord segment with high signal in T2WI, and the location of facial trauma. Results Fifty-eight cases showed the disc hemiation which was the most common lesion, followed by 8 cases showing the calcification of the posterior longitudinal ligament. Besides, 7 cases presented the developmental stenosis of spinal canal, and also, 6 cases showed disc hemiation combined with the yellow ligament hypertrophy. The intervertebral level of the spinal cord with high signal in T2WI were distributed as follows:4 cases were at C2/3, of which onesuffered the forehead trauma; 12 cases were at C3/ 4, of which 10 had the forehead trauma, and one had the zygomatic trauma; 12 cases were at C4/5, of which 5 had the forehead trauma, one had both the zygomatic and the forehead trauma, and one had both the forehead and with the lower jaw trauma; 11 cases were at CS/6,of which 3 had the forehead trauma, 3 had the zygomatic trauma, and 2 had the lower jaw trauma. The location of the spinal cord with single high signal in T2WI did not correspond with the intervertebral disc level in 4 cases. For 10 cases the high signal in T2WI was found at two discontinuous segments. For 2 cases the 1 high signal in T2WI was found at over two segments. For 6 cases the high signal in T2WI was found at over three segments. Conclusions Disc hemiation is the most common underlyding factor in cervical hyperextension injury. The spinal level with high signal in T2WI was correlative to the impacted facial site. The shear force at the inflection point with or without the anterior-posterior compression force accounted for the cervical hyperextension injury.
8.Dermato-mucous membrane Haemangioma of Infants Treated with Low-dose Superficial X-ray
Xuemei MENG ; Jixin QIN ; Jin LI ; Lianshun ZHANG ; Li LI ; Xiaojing XIONG
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 2003;0(07):-
Objective To investigate the therapeutic indications,dosage and prognosis of dermato-mucous membrane heamangioma(DMMH)in infants using low-dose superficial X-ray irradiation.Methods The patients were treated with a superficial X-ray machine(DERMOPAN typeⅡ)at voltages of29kV,43kV and50kV according to the depth and position of angioma,one or two times per week,1~2Gy per time,with the average total doses of5~10Gy and the maximal dose of20Gy.Results In a total of267patients,230cured,24markedly improved,10improved,and3failed.The cure rate was86.14%,and the total improve-ment rate was95.13%.Conclusion Treatment of DMMH with low-dose superfical X-ray is simple,conve-nient,safe,painless and cheap.The method has a high cure rate and is well accepted by the chlidren and their parents.