1.Cystitis glandularis(report of 172 cases)
Chinese Journal of Urology 2000;0(05):-
Objective To approach the pathogenesis,diagnosis and treatment of cystitis glandularis. Methods A retrospective analysis of clinical data of 172 cases of cystitis glandularis was made and the experience on its diagnosis and treatment was summed up.Transurethral electroresection was performed in 132 cases.Of these cases,93 with lower urinary obstruction simultaneously underwent electroresection of pathological foci of lower urinary obstruction caused by bladder-neck contracture or hyperplasia of seminal colliculus,and 16 cases with complicated hymenal lesion at meatus urinarius received resection and plastic operation of hymenal lesion.Instillation of drug at bladder trigone was performed in 40 patients who refused surgical operation and in 16 patients whose symptoms still existed after electroresection. Results Seventy-eight of the 132 cases in which transurethral electroresection had been performed showed normal findings in cystoscopy during a follow-up study of 6~36 months;their symptoms disappeared,the cure rate being 58%.Thirty-two of the 56 cases for whom bladder trigone instillation had been performed had their symptoms subsided or remitted,the effective rate being 57%. Conclusions The lower urinary obstruction is the common cause of leading to cystitis glandularis.Transurethral electroresection or electrovaporization is the main method of treating cystitis glandularis.It can also simultaneously remove obstructive foci which causes cystitis glandularis.The bladder trigone instillation is an effective method of treating cystitis glandularis.
2.Diagnosis and treatment of renal tuberculosis
Ligui MIN ; Bin WEN ; Yinggang WANG ; Hongliang JIA
Chinese Journal of Urology 2010;31(11):761-763
Objective To discuss the diagnosis and treatment of renal tuberculosis.Methods A retrospective study was made on 96 cases.Results Frequency (51.8%), urgency (37.2%),odynuria (33.4%),lumbodynia (41.0%),and hematuria(48.1%)were the most common symptoms. The diagnostic accuracy of IVU, B-type ultrasonography, CT and biopsy of mucous membrane of urinary bladder were 69.1%,12.5 %,37.5% and 33.3% respectively. 96 cases were given medicine (INH+RFP+PZA or PIA for 6-8 months).38 cases(39.6%)have been cured, while symptoms of 43 cases (44.8%) have been improved. Operation was performed on 15 cases that were ineffective treated by chemical therapy. Conclusions Urine routine, IVP, cystoscopy+biopsy of mucous membrane of urinary bladder provide important information for the diagnosis of renal tuberculosis. INH, REP and EMB or PIA combination therapy yields satisfactory outcome for early cases.
3.Comparison of retroperitoneal mini-incision and laparoscopic methods in treatment of varicocele
Yonghu SHEN ; Ligui MIN ; Hesuti MA ; Jianjun ZHANG ; Yun SUN ; Bo XIE ; Yong CHU ; Zhuqian WANG ; Qun WU
International Journal of Surgery 2009;36(12):805-807
Objective To evaluate the best mean for the treatment of varicocele. Methods The clini-cal effects of the high ligation of spermatic vein under the small incisal opening of the poritneum meta abdom-inal membrane and the ligation of spermatic vein under the laparoscope for the varicocele were retrospectively reviewed. The operating time, the postoperative days and the cost of hospitalization were compared of the two methods. Results Comparing with the group of operation and the group of laparoscope. Among the 158 vat-icocele patients with unilateral or bilateral varicocele, there was not statistical difference in the operating time between the two methods (P > 0. 05), whi]e there was significant difference in the postoperative days and the cost of hospitalization(P <0. 05). Conclusions When the bilateral varicoceles were simultaneously ligated, the high ligation of spermatic vein under the laparoscope was the best selection; if the unilateral varicocele was highly ligated or the patients were unconditional or the patients were not fit for laparoscopic operation, the high ligation of spermatic vein under the small incisal opening of peritoneum was the best operating method.
4.Efficacy of combination of ozonated water with oil for treatment of tinea pedis
Jianyun LU ; Min GUO ; Hongfa LIGUI ; Kathy WU ; Yaping XIANG ; Jinhua HUANG ; Lihua GAO
Journal of Central South University(Medical Sciences) 2018;43(2):147-151
Objective:To evaluate efficacy of combined therapy with ozonated water and oil on patients with tinea pedis.Methods:A total of 60 patients with tinea pedis were divided into 2 groups in a randomized and blinded test.Patients in a control group were treated with naftinfine hydrochloride and ketoconazole cream once a day.Patients in an ozone group were treated with ozonated water bath and then ozonated oil topical application once a day.Patients in the 2 groups were treated for 4 weeks.Clinical and laboratory data were collected for both groups at the end of the 1st week,the 2nd week,and the 4th week.The Pearson chi-square was performed to compare scores of the clinical signs and symptoms (CSS) and the mycological result between the 2 groups.Independent samples T-test was performed to compare the curative effect between the 2 groups.Results:After 4 weeks' treatment,6 patients were positive in the control group determined by mycological examination while 1 patient was positive in the ozone group,with no significant difference between the 2 groups (P>0.05).Changes in CSS at the end of the 1st week,2nd week,and 4th week were obtained and showed no significant difference between the 2 groups at the 3 different time points (P>0.05).No side effects were observed.Conclusion:Combination of ozonated water with oil is effective on treatment oftinea pedis and it shows no side effects.