1.Clincal analysis of biliary duct reoperation in 71 patients
Bangjun CHENG ; Longxiang ZHOU ; Yefeng WU ; Dengqiu ZHAO
Clinical Medicine of China 2011;27(2):205-208
Objective To explore and analyse the causes of reoperation after biliary duct operation, so as to decrease the reoperation rate of biliary tract. Methods Clinical data of 71 patients who underwent reoperation of biliary duct diseases in our hospital between January 2005 to September 2010 were analysed,and the causes of biliary duct reoperation were summarized and analysed. Results The main cause of reoperation was recurrent or retained bile stone (76.1%,54/71), noncalculous stenosis of biliary tract ( 15.5 %, 11/71 ),biliary tract obstruction due to tumor (4.2%,3/71), and other factors (4.2%,3/71).Conclusion Recurrent or retained bile duct stone were the main cause for biliary reoperation, but noncalculous stenosis of biliary tract and biliary tract obstruction due to tumor could not be ignored. The initial rational operative method, approporiate operation time and the thoroughness of operation are the key factors to decrease bile duct reoperations.
2.Diagnosis and treatment of acute pancreatitis: an analysis of 217 patients
Dengqiu ZHAO ; Yefeng WU ; Bangjun CHENG ; Jianyan TANG ; Qiang XIONG ; Longxiang ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Hepatobiliary Surgery 2012;18(8):615-617
Objective To study the etiological factors,clinical characteristics and diagnosis of acute pancreatitis (AP).Methods The clinical data of 217 patients with AP treated from January 2005to December 2010 in our hospital were studied retrospectively.Results The majority of patients were male (60.4%).The average age was 52.5 years.Cholelithiasiss,hyperlipidemia and trauma were the most frequent etiologic causes of AP.There were 164 patients with mild (75.6%) and 53 patients with severe (24.4%) AP.151 patients underwent surgical or endoscopical treatment (69.6 %) while 66 patients underwent non-operative treatment (30.4 %).14 of 53 patients with severe AP died.Conclusions AP should be treated according to the cause and the type.The key to reduce complications and increase cure rate is to find the cause of AP and then treat the underlying disease.
3.Digital orthopedic technology in the positioning of volar plate in distal radius fracture
Gang CHEN ; Kai LIAN ; Lu CUI ; Nongxin WU ; Xinyan LU ; Bangjun WANG ; Fengwen CHEN
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2014;(4):607-612
BACKGROUND:Volar locking plate is the dominant treatment of distal radial fractures, but it is difficult to judge the distance between the plate position and the carpal articular surface, thus leading to screw penetration of the articular surface. Arthroscopy or operative perspective has their pros and cons, there is no simple and effective method of positioning the plate.
OBJECTIVE:To find the optimal position of Volar LCP in distal radius fractures and explore the role of computer simulation in this treatment.
METHODS:The CT data of the wrists in 20 adult patients were col ected to calculate 3D models of the radius by MIMICS software. 3D model of the LCP was calculated by UG in working station. The distance between the plate and the distal radius joint was measured by computer simulation, and the mean value was calculated. A total of 33 Patients with distal radial fractures were divided into two groups:conventional treatment group (regular X-ray and CT) and computer simulation group (preoperative plan based on the computer-measured data).
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:The safe distance between the screw center and the articular facet was 11.13 mm in males and 10.97 in females. The number of radiation and operating time were shortened significantly in computer simulation group (P<0.05). Experimental findings indicate that, computer simulation is a powerful tool to find the optimal position of volar LCP in the distal radius fractures. The time of the operation and X-ray fluoroscopy are also shortened significantly.
4.Analysis of low-density lipoprotein receptor gene mutations in a Chinese patient with clinically homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia.
Shouchun CAO ; Lüya WANG ; Yanwen QIN ; Jie LIN ; Bangjun WU ; Shu LIU ; Xiaodong PAN ; Lanping DU ; Baosheng CHEN
Chinese Medical Journal 2003;116(10):1535-1538
OBJECTIVETo screen the point mutation of the low-density lipoprotein receptor (LDL-R) gene in Chinese familial hypercholesterolemia (FH) patients, characterize the relationship between the genotype and the phenotype and discuss the molecular pathological mechanism of FH.
METHODSA patient with clinical phenotype of homozygous FH and her parents were investigated for mutations in the promoter and all eighteen exons of the LDL-R gene. Screening was carried out using Touch-down PCR and direct DNA sequencing; multiple alignment analysis by DNASIS 2.5 was used to find base alteration, and the LDL-R gene mutation database was searched to identify the alteration. In addition, the apolipoprotein B gene (apo B) was screened for known mutations (R3500Q) that cause familial defective apo B100 (FDB) by polymerase chain reaction-restriction fragment length polymorphism (PCR-RFLP).
RESULTSTwo new heterozygous mutations in exons 4 and 9 of the LDL-R gene were identified in the proband (C122Y and T383I) as well as her parents. Both of the mutations have not been published in the LDL-R gene mutation database. No mutation of apo B100 (R3500Q) was observed.
CONCLUSIONTwo new mutations (C112Y and T383I) were found in the LDL-R gene, which may result in FH and may be particularly pathogenetic genotypes in Chinese people.
Adult ; Apolipoproteins B ; genetics ; Asian Continental Ancestry Group ; Child ; China ; Female ; Heterozygote ; Homozygote ; Humans ; Hyperlipoproteinemia Type II ; genetics ; Male ; Mutation ; Receptors, LDL ; genetics