1.Operative management of complex acetabular fractures of Letournel classification
Gang WANG ; Guoxian PEI ; Bin CHEN
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2004;0(12):-
Objective To discuss the diagnosis and operative treatment of the complex acetabular fractures of Letournel classification. Methods On the basis of the three- dimensional computed tomography, 75 cases of complex acetabular fractures were diagnosed and classified according to Letournel classification. They were treated through the anterior, posterior, combined anterior- posterior and the improved iliofemoral approaches. All the fractures were fixed with screws and AO reconstruction plates. Results All the cases were followed up for 6 to 96 months, with an average time of 46 months. They were evaluated according to D' Aubigne and Pestel criteria for joint functions and Epstein criteria for radiographic manifestation. 34 cases of the series were rated as excellent (45.23% ), 28 case as fine (37.33% ), 8 cases as fair (10.67% ) and 5 cases as poor (6.67% ). Conclusion Enough image data, simulation in vitro on a pelvic specimen, maximal anatomical reduction and appropriate approach are the basis for satisfactory outcomes.
2.Femoral lengthening
Bin CHEN ; Gang WANG ; Guoxian PEI ;
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma 2004;0(09):-
Limb lengthening has been applied to deal with inequality of lower limb for a long time. In some special cases femoral lengthening can be chosen for the treatment, though this technique is more difficult than tibial lengthening. We have reviewed in this paper the indications, different methods, newest devices and skills, prevention and cure of complications in femoral lengthening. Because of the high incidence of complications due to this operation, doctors should be very cautious when they determine the cases for the operation.
3.Alleviating Japanese encephalitis virus infection with multiple receptor tyrosine kinase inhibitor sunitinib
ZHANG Chen ; AI Jun-hong ; AN Jing ; WANG Pei-gang
China Tropical Medicine 2022;22(10):947-
Abstract: Objective To evaluate the effects of sunitinib on Japanese encephalitis virus (JEV) infection in vitro and vivo. Methods The 4-week-old BALB/c mice infected with JEV by intraperitoneal injection. The infected mice were treated with sunitinib for 5 days and 10 days respectively. After that, the change of weight and survival rate were evaluated continuously. The viral load variation in mice brain were detected by qRT-PCR. Indirect immunohistochemical staining assay (IFA) was used to detect the number and distribution of CD4+/CD8+T cells in mouse brain. IFA was also used to observe the expression of virus E protein in the brain of mice. Vero cells were infected with JEV in vitro and given a certain concentration of sunitinib to observe the cell survival status. The expression of virus E protein in cells was detected by IFA. Results Continuous administration of sunitinib significantly improved the survival rate of infected mice. Survival rate and body weight changes showed that the 5-day's administration strategy was significantly better than the 10-day's administration strategy. The treatment of sunitinib decreased the infiltration of CD4+/CD8+T cells in the brain and reduced the changes of vascular sleeve. However, the variation of viral load and E protein expression in brain were not obvious. The cytopathic effect (CPE) of infected Vero cells were slightly relieved after giving sunitinib, and the expression of E protein was also slightly changed. Conclusion Sunitinib can significantly reduce the mortality of infected mice, and the 5-day's administration strategy is significantly better than the 10-day's administration strategy. Sunitinib decrease T lymphocyte infiltration in brain of mice, relieve the encephalitis symptoms ,and prolonged the life of mice.
5.Clinical significance of serial monitoring of co-stimulating signals in double hand allograft
Dayong XIANG ; Guoxian PEI ; Liqiang GU ; Lijun ZHU ; Gang WANG ; Gang GUO ; Yurong QIU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2006;10(13):184-186
BACKGROUND: Researches on the hand allograft have been transited from laboratory aspects to clinical application.OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the clinical significance of serial monitoring of co-stimulating signals in double hand transplantation.DESIGN: Case controlled observation.SETTING: Department of Traumatic Orthopaedics, Nanfang Hospital,Southern Medical University.PARTICIPANTS: From September 2001 to December 2001, a patient who was proposed to have double hand transplantation in the Department of Traumatic Orthopaedics, Nanfang Hospital Affiliated to Southern Medical University was taken as the subject of the experiment, meanwhile 15healthy adult man were enrolled as controls.METHODS: Before operation, blood sample was collected from the patient once before given immunodepressant and twice after given immunodepressant; blood sample was also collected before arteriovenous connection during operation, as well as once a day during the first week after operation, once every other day on the second week, twice a week on the third and fourth week, followed by once a week for total two month. The first week after operation was taken as inducing period with the remainder as maintaining period. 2 mL peripheral venous blood was collected from healthy adult and anti-coagulated by EDTA of mass scores of 20 g/L.Flowcytometry was used to carry out a serial monitoring of T cell surface co-stimulating moleculars (CD28, CD54, CD11a).MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: The change of co-stimulatingmolecules on the surface of T lymphocyte before and after transplantation.RESULTS:The changes of the three co-stimulating molecules were consistent with each other after double hand transplantation (CD28,CD54,CD11a),displaying decrement during inducing period comparing to pre-operation [(9.84±5.28)%, (55.50±3.62)%; (71.03±5.33)%, (95.10±1.26)%;(9.40±9.17)%, (29.70±3.23)%] and keeping at lower level at maintaining period [ (22.54±6.56) %, (91.28±8.12 ) %, ( 11.22±4.08 ) %].CONCLUSION:The serial monitoring of the co-stimulating signals in the peripheral blood of patients with linb allograft is beneficial to the observation of the posopertaive immunologic reaction, providing important guidance for the application of immunosuppression medicine, as well as the prediction and diagnosis of postoperative immune rejection. Meanwhile, costimulating signal induced immunological tolerance is proved promising for the application of hand transplantation.
6.Computed tomography images with different resolutions in Sentinel system:a setup error analysis
Jie LI ; Chuandong CHEN ; Shengwei KANG ; Xiongfei LIAO ; Gang YING ; Shoulong WANG ; Pei WANG
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2016;25(8):851-854
Objective To study the impact of setup error caused by computed tomography ( CT) images with different resolutions in the Sentinel system on clinical treatment. Methods A phantom was scanned by large?aperture positioning CT with two different resolutions ( CT1:0. 5 mm × 0. 5 mm × 1. 0 mm, FOV 256 mm, Matrix 512, thickness 1 mm;CT3:1. 0 mm×1. 0 mm×3. 0 mm, FOV 500 mm, Matrix 512, thickness 3 mm) . The CT images were transferred to the planning system. The radiation fields were designed and transferred to MOSAIQ and Sentinel systems. Ten fixed setup errors were applied to a six degree of freedom couch. The Sentinel system was used to position the two groups of CT images and generate the setup errors. The comparison of two datasets was made by paired t?test. Cone?beam CT was used for independent verification. Results The setup errors in x?, y?, and z?directions were significantly smaller on CT1 than on CT3(0.19±0. 11 vs. 0.33±0. 16 mm, P=0. 061;0.59±0. 79 vs. 1.07±1. 09 mm, P=0. 008;0.67±0. 75 vs. 1.16±1. 30 mm, P=0. 043). There were no significant differences in rotational errors in x?, y?, or z?directions between the two datasets ( P=0. 494;P=0. 182;P=0. 298) . Conclusions The Sentinel system has a higher setup accuracy in the 0. 5 mm×0. 5 mm×1. 0 mm mode than in the 1. 0 mm×1. 0 mm×3. 0 mm mode. However, the later mode is still an acceptable choice in clinical treatment.
7.Clinical effect analysis of four kinds of neuroendoscopic operation mode in treatment of hydrocephalus
Yuyu WANG ; Gang LI ; Yi LI ; Haitao WU ; Xiaozhong CHEN ; Hongxin ZHAO ; Guangyang REN ; Pei WANG
Chongqing Medicine 2014;(27):3575-3576,3579
Objective To evaluate the application effect and value of four kinds of neuroendoscopic operation mode in the treat-ment of hydrocephalus .Methods The four kinds of neuroendoscopic operation mode ,including endoscopic third ventriculostomy , septostomy of the septum pellucidum ,cyst ventriculostomy and ventrideperitoneal cavity ,were selected in 58 cases of hydrocephalus according to the indications .The treatment effects were analyzed and the application value was evaluated .Results Among 58 cases of hydrocephalus ,50 cases were significantly improved after operation ,the total effective rate was 86 .21% ,2 cases appeared some complications .The four kinds of operation mode could better treat hydrocephalus .Conclusion Neuroendoscopy is an ideal method in treating hydrocephalus and has the advantages of the slight trauma and fewer complications ,which is a method deserving to be promoted in clinic .
8.Operative treatment of hip dislocation combined with acetabular fractures
Jingsheng WANG ; Guanglin WANG ; Fuxing PEI ; Tianfu YANG ; Yue FANG ; Gang WU ; Hui ZHANG ; Lei LIU
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2009;25(1):20-24
Objective To evaluate the cLinical outcome and influencing factors of open reduction and internal fixation in treatment of hip dislocation combined with acetabular fractures. Methods A retrospective analysis was performed on 51 patients with hip dislocation combined with twetabular frac-tures, who were treated with open reduction and internal fixation under general anesthesia in the emergen-cy department on admission. Of all, 41 patients were treated with open reduction and plate/screw internal fixation, for which the reduction result was evaluated by postoperative X-rays and follow up X-rays accord-ing to Matta's criteria and the functional outcome by Merle d' Aubigne's criteria. Results Of 41 pa-tients, 33 were followed up for 1-7 years (mean 3.1 years). X-ray evaluation showed anatomic reduction in 27 patients (82%), imperfect reduction in five (15%) and poor reduction in one (3%). The clini-cal outcome at the time of final follow-up was graded as excellent in 18 patients (55%), good in 8 (24%), mederate in 3 (9%) and peor in4 (12%), with total excellence rate of 79%. Conclusion Prompt reduction of hip dislocation, precise reduction of the acetabular fracture and decrease of periopera-tive comphcations are key to excellent clinical outcome.
9.Anterolateral thigh flap transferred with iliotibial tract for coverage of complicated forearm wounds
Yijun REN ; Guoxian PEI ; Gaohong REN ; Dan JIN ; Yong LIU ; Bin CHEN ; Kuanhai WEI ; Gang WANG
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2008;24(7):543-546
Objective To introduce the transfer of anterolateral thigh flap with iliotibial tract in repair of massive skin and soft tissue defects of the forearm and reconstruction of extension or flexion of the forearm. Methods Eight cases of complicated raw wounds of the forearm were repaired with transfer of anterolateral thigh flap with iliotibial tract. Flexor tendons of 3 cases and extensor tendons of 5 cases were repaired with iliotibial tract. The axial vessel of the flap was used to rebuild blood supply of the hand. Results All the flaps survived completely. A follow-up ranging from 3 months to 2.5 years re- vealed that the reconstructed forearms were good in appearance and soft in texture and restored protective sensation. Affected limbs could perform extension or flexion. Total range of motion (TRM) of the hands was excellent in 6 cases and poor in 2. Conclusion Anterolateral thigh flap with iliotibial tract can not only repair soft tissue defects of the forearm, but also reconstruct the main extension or flexion of the forearm simultaneously.
10.Validity and reliability of the Hong Kong version of the functional test for the upper extremities of hemiplegic stroke patients
Yanzhao ZHANG ; Qin HUANG ; Gang WANG ; Kaiyuan LI ; Ya PEI ; Yongjin LIU
Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2016;38(11):826-829
Objective To quantify the validity and reliability of the Hong Kong version of the functional test for the Hemiplegic Upper Extremity (FTHUE-HK).Methods Forty-two stroke patients were studied.Patients were assessed twice within one week using the FTHUE-HK,the upper extremity component of Fugl-Meyer movement assessment (FMA) and the modified Barthel index (MBI).The test-retest reliability and inter-rater reliability of the FTHUE-HK were thus quantified.The FTHUE-HK's validity was evaluated according to the correlation between the FTHUE-HK,FMA and MBI results.Results Significant correlations between the three assessments were demonstrated(P≤0.01).The intra-and inter-class correlation coefficients were 0.983 and 0.985 respectively.Conclusion The FTHUE-HK is a simple and useful assessment of the upper extremity function of stroke patients with good validity and reliability.