0.05). CONCLUSION The secar of oropharynx can be regarded as a predictive index for OSAHS severity and guideline for operation, but the change of secar after operation can not be used as a predicitive index for therapeutic effectiveness.

Objective To investigate the methods and therapeutic effects of image-guided percutaneous needle iniection of methylprednisolone and injectable calcium sulfate for simple bone cysts.Methods Thirty-seven patients with simple bone cysts from 0ctober 2006 to August 2010 were analysed retrospectively in our hospital,including 26 males and 11 females with the average age of 13.2 years(range,8-22 years).Five cases of proximal femus lesions,with proximal thigh pain,limp and other symptoms.Thirty-two cases of proximal humeral lesions,16 patients had proximal pain and other symptoms of upper arm,the other 16 cases were asymptomatic.Preoperative AP and lateral X-ray.CT and MRl were taken.Under the C-arm X-ray monitor.two needles were inserted into the proximal and distal of cysts respectively,Omnipaque contrast was iniected to confirm the two needles is interlinked,then repeated rinsing with normal saline,then 120 mg methylprednisolone and iniectable calcium sulfate were injected,till the cysts were full up.Patients after treatment were assessed according to modified Neer X-ray criteria.Resuits The average hospitalization was 2.3 days (range.1-3 days).X-ray was reviewed every month,additional injection was performed if bone cysts stopped decreasing for 2 consecutive months,iniection 2 times in 6 eases,and 31 cases were injected only once.After 3 months follow.up 37 cases,according to modified Neer X-ray criteria,6 eases regarded as grade Ⅱ,8 as grade Ⅲ,23 as grade Ⅳ;after 6 months,31 patients were followed up,including 2 cases as grade Ⅱ,4 cases as grade Ⅲ,25 as grade Ⅳ;after 24 months of follow-up 26 cases,3 as grade Ⅲ,23 as grade Ⅳ;after 36 months follow-up,19 cases were all grade Ⅳ.Conclusion Imaging-guided percutaneous iniection of methylprednisolone and inieetable calcium sulfate for simple bone cysts has demonstrated,with less trauma,lower complications incidence and quicker recovery.

Objective To retrospectively analyze treatment status quo of giant cell tumor of bone around the knee in several institutes,and to investigate risk factors affecting selection of surgical manners,tumor recurrence,and functional outcomes.Methods A total of 222 patients with giant cell tumor of bone around the knee confirmed by pathology,who had undergone surgical treatment in 5 institutes from March 2000 to May 2012,were enrolled in this study.There were 120 males and 102 females,with an average age of 35.5 years.The epidemiology,clinical and radiographic features and risk factors affecting selection of surgical manners,tumor recurrence,and functional outcomes were analyzed.Results Intralesional curettage was performed in 128 patients(57.6％),intralesional curettage combined with partial resection in 13 patients (5.8％),and marginal excision in 79 patients (35.5％).A total of 159 patients were followed up.The local recurrence rate was 19.0％ for patients treated with intralesional curettage,8.9％ for marginal excision and 0％ for intralesional curettage combined with partial resection,and the total local recurrence rate was 14.5％(23/159).The mean duration from primary operation to recurrence was 23.9 months.Univariate analysis indicated that surgical manner was the only factor affecting local recurrence.Pathological fracture,Campanacci grades,Enneking system as well as soft tissue mass had a significant influence on the selection of surgical manners.The mean MSTS score after intralesional curettage was obviously higher than that after marginal excision.Conclusion The surgical manner is the only factor affecting local recurrence and limb function.