1.Discussion on investigation and countermeasure of chronic disease in capital airport community of year 2010
International Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2011;33(11):1012-1013
ObjectiveTo provide reference for the prevention and treatment of common chronic diseases,and to discuss the relationship between disease and lifestyle.Methods Residents survey Questionnaire was made.All the residents from Capital Airport Community has been investigated.Results The top ten diseases in this area were:hypertension,diabetes,coronary heart disease,dyslipidemia,osteoporosis,cervical spondylosis,chronic bone and joint disease,hemorrhoids,cataracts,and benign prostatic hyperplasia.ConclusionChronic disease and lifestyle of the inhabitants from the region are closely related.
2.C_(2,3) pedicle screw fixation for management of unstable Hangman fractures
Weihu MA ; Rongming XU ; Shaohua SUN
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 1996;0(09):-
Objective To introduce the method of C2,3 pedicle screw fixation for management of unstable Hangman fractures and evaluate the clinical effects.Methods From October 2001 to October 2005,26 cases with unstable Hangman fractures were treated using Axis and Vertex pedicle screw system.According to the classification system designed by Levine depending on the radiological manifestations of Hangman fractures,there were unstable fractures in 26 cases,who were subdivided into type Ⅱ in 11 cases,type ⅡA in 10 cases and type Ⅲ in 5 cases.There were 18 males and 8 females,aging from 21 to 56 years with an average of 38.5 years.According to Frankel scale,graded as spinal injury D in 6 cases and E in 20 cases.Points of entry for C2 screw insertion were located at the entrance at the posterior aspect of lateral mass.The drill bit was parallel to both of the medial and superior border of C2 pars interarticularis(usually 15?-25? cephalad to the transverse plane and 20?-25? medial to the sagittal plane).The screw hole in the posterior cortex was overdrilled.3.5-4.0 mm screws(26-30 mm,determined by depth gauge)were drived in after the cortex being tapped.The points of screw penetration for the C3 pedicles was slightly lateral to the center of the articular mass and close to the inferior margin of the inferior articular process of the cranially adjacent vertebra.The insertion angle of the pedicle screw was 35?-45? medial to the midline in the transverse plane.3.5-4.0 mm screws,determined by depth gauge were drived in after the cortex being tapped.The whole procedure was done under monitoring of "C"-arm fluoroscopy for safety and accuracy.Results All patients were followed up from 6 to 54 months,with the average of 29 months.There were no screw loosing and breakage,and no spinal cord and vertebral artery injury after surgery.3 screws were placed too close to the vertebral artery canal in C2 and 7 screws in C3,but without clinical consequences.There were 16 cases in excellent,7 good,3 fair according to Mayo(McGrory)scores.Conclusion C2,3 pedicle screw fixation is a effected method for management of unstable Hangman fractures,which proved its value as a method achieving solid bony fusion combined with low rate of complications.
3.Correlation of imageological findings and pathological results of hepatocellular carcinoma
Shaohua MA ; Tonglin ZHANG ; Shibing SONG
Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2001;0(02):-
Objective To evaluate the accuracy of Doppler ultrasound (BUS), computer tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in the diagnosis of hepatocellular carcinoma. Methods A total of 74 patients with hepatocellular carcinoma and cirrhosis who received a liver transplantation was included in this study. We compared the postoperative pathological results with preoperative imaging findings (BUS, CT, and MRI). An assessment was made in respect of the accuracy in tumor size (a diagnostic accordance was defined as
4.Suprasternal Mini-thyroidectomy
Tao SUN ; Zhi XU ; Shaohua MA
Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2005;0(10):-
Objective To evaluate the feasibility of suprasternal mini-thyroidectomy.Methods A total of 15 patients with nodular goiter underwent suprasternal mini-thyroidectomy(2.5-3.5 cm in incision at length) with ultrasonic scalpel.Results All operations including unilateral partial thyroidectomy(n=4),unilateral subtotal thyroidectomy(n=2) and bilateral subtotal thyroidectomy(n=9)were completed successfully.The mean operation time was 46 minutes(range,30-65 minutes).The intraoperative blood loss was less than 10 ml,except 25 ml in one patient.No complications occurred except superficial Ⅱ degree skin burn in 2 patients.The mean postoperative hospital stay was 1.8 days(range,1-3 days).All the patients were followed up for 8-10 months and no recurrence was found.Conclusions Suprasternal mini-thyroidectomy is feasible and safe with certain cosmetic effects.
5.Exploration of post competency training in surgery practice of eight-year medical students
Tong WANG ; Tiansheng YAN ; Shaohua MA
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2016;15(10):1050-1052
Aiming at the problems in the post competency training of eight year clinical medical students such as the deficiency of humanistic spirit and communication ability,insufficient capacity of clinical skills training and clinical problem-solving,the lacl of academic research ability and innovative spirit,and according to the practical requirements for clinical personnel,we elaborated the required post competence for eight-year medical students on the basis of its basic concept and intention.We proposed strengthening the cultivation of eight-year medical students by improved course plan and cultivation process,perfected assessment system,enhanced construction of teachers in order to make the students competent to their posts,and we also made some beneficial attempts in formulating and implementing the talent training scheme based on post competency.
6.Clinical study of combined C2 laminar screw fixation technique for cervical vertebral injury
Yong HU ; Weihu MA ; Rongming XU ; Yongping RUAN ; Shaohua SUN
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2009;25(3):218-222
Objective To explore the feasibility and application value of combined C2 laminar screw fixation technique in treatment of cervical vertebral injury. Methods Dense axial CT scanning was done on C2 laminar of 32 specimens of cervical vertebra to measure the length and height of the axis, the thickness of upper, middle and lower parts of the axis as well as the angle between the axial ray and the sagittal plane. There were eight patients with cervical vertebral injury including two with type Ⅱ odon-told process fractures combined with backward dislocation of atlanto-axial joint, one with forward disloca-tion of atlanto-axial joint, one with nonunion of odontoid process fractures, two with type Ⅲ odontoid process fractures combined with atlanto-axial joint instability and transverse ligament rupture, one with type Ⅱ Hangman fracture combined with instability of C2~3 and one with forward dislocation of atlanto-axial joint combined with transverse ligament rupture. With accomplishment of traction reduction, combined fixation with axis laminar screws and posterior autogenous lilac graft fusion were done based on injury se-verity of the patients. Results The length and height of axis laminar was (26.2±1.2) mm and (12.8±1.6) mm, respectively. The thickness of upper, middle and lower parts of the C2 laminar was (3.0±1.4) mm, (6.0±1.6) mm and (5.6±1.2) mm, respectively. The mean angle between the axial ray and sagittal plane was 43.5°. All patients were followed up for 6-14 months ( mean 6 months), which showed that all patients obtained favourable bone union and all screws remained at sound position, without deflexion of the screws or any perioperative or postoperative complications. No screw loosening or breakage occurred. Conclusions C2 laminar screw fixation technique can prevent the risk of vertebral artery injury during screw insertion. In the meantime, such technique is simple to operate and free from limitation of the vertebral artery in the cervical foramen. Whole course of visualization during C2 laminar screw insertion may facilitate it as a supplementary method for conventional posterior C2 screw fixation.
7.Influence of clinical results of early low frequency training for acute Achilles tendon rupture after anchors repair
Shaohua GONG ; Xiaobing SHI ; Chaolu BAO ; Tai MA ; Yuchi WANG
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2016;23(22):3393-3395
Objective To investigate the influence of clinical results of early low frequency training for acute Achilles tendon rupture after anchors repair.Methods A total of 35 patients with acute Achilles tendon rupture were treated with early low frequency training after anchors repair,including 28 males and 7 females.Aged 18 to 37 years, mean 26 years old.Duration 2h to 5d from injury to therapy.All patients palpated the discontinuity of Achilles tendon, limitative activity of ankle plantar flexion,Thompson test was positive,and MRI examination was taken.Results 35 patients were followed up for 12 to 18 months,with an average follow -up of 14.5 months.According to the Amer-Lindholm score,excellent in 30 cases,good in 5 cases,the good rate was 100%.All the wounds were healed, without infection,dehiscence,sural nerve injury and re -rupture occurred.Conclusion Early low frequency training after anchors repair for acute Achilles tendon rupture is safe and reliable,patients can receive a better functional outcome.
8.Studies on chemical constituents of Toona sinensis
Xiaodong LUO ; Shaohua WU ; Yunbao MA ; Dagang WU ;
Chinese Traditional and Herbal Drugs 1994;0(05):-
Object To proceed our continual search of insecticides and potentially useful pharmaceutics in plants of the Meliaceae family Methods Chemical constituents in the ethanolic extract of the leaves of Toona sinensis (A Juss ) Roem were separated and identified Results 6 compounds were isolated and identified as: 6, 7, 8, 2′ tetramethoxy 5, 6′ dihydroxy flavone (Ⅰ); 5, 7 dihydroxy 8 methoxy flavone (Ⅱ); kaempferol (Ⅲ); 3 hydroxy 5, 6 epoxy 7 megastigmen 9 one (Ⅳ), ethyl gallate (Ⅴ) and scopoletin (Ⅵ) by spectral methods Conclusion Compound Ⅳ was obtained from Toona Roem. for the first time
10.The effects of carbon monoxide on apoptosis of intestinal cells in endotoxemia
Ke MA ; Shaohua LIU ; Bing XU ; Xinrong XU
Chinese Journal of Emergency Medicine 2006;0(04):-
Objective To study the effects and the mechanism of exogenous carbon monoxide on apoptosis of rat intestinal cells during endotoxemia. Methods The experimental rats were divided into 6 groups:control group, LPS(lipopolysaccharide: 5 mg/kg) group, CO inhalation(250?10~ -6) group, CO intraperitoneal injection(2 ml/kg) group, LPS(LPS 5 mg/kg) with CO inhalation(250?10~ -6) group and LPS(LPS 5 mg/kg) with CO intraperitoneal injection(2 ml/kg) group. The PaO_2, PaCO_2, SO_2 and COHb were monitored by blood gas analysis. The rat intestine malondialdehyde(MDA) was determined by thiobarbitric acid method and superoxide dismutase(SOD) was determined by hydroxylamine method after the rats were treated for 1, 3 and 6 hours. We also checked the apoptosis ratio of intestinal cells with flow cytometry(FCM). We also monitored the pathological changes with HE staining. Results Low concentration CO(250?10~ -6) inhalation and CO intraperitoneal injection(2 ml/kg) did not cause hypoxia. Comparing to control group and endotoxemia group,the intestineal MDA of the endotoxemic rats decreased after exposure to exogenous CO and the SOD activation increased. The apoptosis ratio of intestinal cells decreased after exposure to exogenous CO. On the apoptosis of endotoxemia rat intestinal cells, the effect of CO intraperitoneal injection was earlier than that of CO inhalation, but the effect of CO inhalation last longer. Conclusion Low concentration CO(250?10~ -6) inhalation and low dose CO(2 ml/kg) intraperitoneal injection were safe to rat. Exposure to exogenous CO could protect rat intestine against endotoxemia by inhibiting the apoptosis of intestinal cells. The effect of intraperitoneal CO injection was earlier than that of CO inhalation, but the effect of CO inhalation could last for longer than intraperitoneal CO injection.