Avascular necrosis of the femoral head in children is also known as aseptic necrosis of the femoral head or Legg-Calve-Perthes disease.At present,generally acknowledged that it is a self-limited disease,its etiology is unclear,therapeutic methods are multiformity,and improper handling can lead to severe sequelae.The followings are the bases and clinics about avascular necrosis of the femoral head according to the recent reports and the author's research.

Objective To systematically evaluate the association between protein C and Legg -Calve -Perthes disease.Methods A literature research was performed through PubMed,Embase,Cochrane library,Web of Science,Chinese Biomedical Literature Database(CBM),China National Knowledge Infrastructure(CNKI)and Wan-fang Database from inception to February 201 6 on the association between protein C and Legg -Calve -Perthes disease.According to the Newcastle -Ottawa Scale(NOS)criteria,the quality of studies was evaluated and data were extracted.Meta -analysis was performed with Stata 1 1 .0 software.Results A total of 1 4 articles were included.Twelve articles on protein C and Legg -Calve -Perthes disease in the study group and the control group were compared.The results of Meta -analysis showed that there was no significant difference in protein C levels between the study group and the control group[odds radio(OR)=1 .41 ,95% confidence interval(CI)(0.87,2.28),P =0.1 47];five articles on protein C and the white race of Legg -Calve -Perthes disease between the study group and the control group were com-pared,The results of Meta -analysis showed that there was no significant difference in protein C levels between the whiteskin patients′group and the control group[OR =0.61 2,95%CI(1 .83,7.29),P =0.61 2];three articles on pro-tein C and the yellow race of Legg -Calve -Perthes disease between the study group and the control group were com-pared,and the results of Meta -analysis showed that there was no significant difference in protein C levels between the yellow skin patients group and the control group[OR =0.59,95%CI(0.05,6.72),P =0.080].Conclusion There is no significant correlation between protein C and Legg -Calve -Perthes disease.

Objective To retrospectively study the relationship between several risk factors such as cirrhosis,Child-Pugh classification,tumor size,portal vein tumor thrombus,intraoperative transfusion,hepatic portal occlusion time and the prognosis of hepatic cellular cancer( HCC ) patients after hepatic resection. Methods The clinical data of 123 patients who received hepatic resection for HCC at Tongji Hospital between 2007 and 2009 were retrospectively analyzed. Log-Rank test and Cox proportional hazard model were used in the univariate and multivariate analyses of risk factors. Results 1,2,3,5 year recurrence and survival rates were 54. 17%,66. 67%,81. 40%,87. 50% and 93. 50%,73. 17%,58. 54%,27. 64%,respectively. The mean recurrence time and survival time were 19. 5 months and 42. 9 months. In univariate analysis,presence of cirrhosis(χ2 =11. 159,P=0. 005),Child-Pugh classification(χ2 =7. 715,P=0. 028),tumor size(≥5cm)(χ2 =11. 483,P=0. 004),presence of portal vein invasion(χ2 =22. 271,P=0. 001)were risk factors affecting HCC recurrence. In multivariate analysis,presence of cirrhosis(χ2 =8. 993,P=0. 003),tumor size (≥5cm)(χ2 =4. 022,P=0. 039),presence of portal vein invasion(χ2 =5. 023,P=0. 027)were inde-pendent risk factors affecting HCC recurrence. In univariate analysis,presence of cirrhosis(χ2 =7. 339,P=0. 025),AFP﹥400 ng/ml(χ2 =5. 431,P=0. 042),Child-Pugh classification(χ2 =13. 389,P=0. 002), tumor size(≥5cm)(χ2 =11. 342,P=0. 003),presence of portal vein invasion(χ2 =52. 167,P﹤0. 001), hepatic portal occlusion(χ2 =5. 801,P=0. 037),intraoperative blood transfusion(χ2 =14. 959,P=0. 001) were risk factors affecting a shorter overall survival. In multivariate analysis,presence of cirrhosis(χ2 =9. 133, P=0. 003),Child-Pugh classification(χ2 =4. 799,P=0. 028),tumor size(≥5 cm)(χ2 =9. 101,P=0. 004),presence of portal vein invasion(χ2 =11. 126,P=0. 001),hepatic portal occlusion(χ2 =3. 985, P=0. 046)were independent prognostic factors affecting shorter overall survival. Conclusion Cirrhosis, Child-Pugh classification,tumor size(≥5 cm),presence of portal vein invasion,and hepatic portal occlusion were independent prognostic factors for HCC patients after hepatic resection.