Objective This study was aimed to determine the expression of matrix metalloproteinase-11 ( MMP-11 ) and MMP-12 in cervical cancer and the relationship between their expression with clinicopathological characteristics and the potential use as a prognostic and therapeutic agent.Methods Streptavidin-biotin-protein-linked peroxidase method(ie,SP) immunohistochemical method was used to detect the expression of MMP-11,MMP-12 in 20 cases of normal cervical tissue,36 cases of CIN tissue,g0 cases of cervical cancer.MMP-11 and 12 expression in cervical cancer and clinicopathological parameters of relevance were analyzed,and the relationship between MMP-1 1,-12 was studied in the development of cervical cancer for a preliminary study.Results The positive expression rate (82.50％,g1.25％ )of MMP-11 and-12 in cervical cancer was significantly higher than that of cervical dysplasia ( CIN ) specimens ( 69.44％,61.11％ ) and normal cervical tissues(5.00％,0),the difference was statistically significant ( P ＜0.05).(2)The expression of MMP-11 and-12 in cervical histological grade,clinical depth of stromal infiltration,with or without vascular invasion,with or without lymph stage,node metastasis was different.The difference was statistically significant ( P ＜0.05).(3)MMP-11 and-12 expression was significantly correlated.Conclusions The expression of MMP-11and-12 in cervical cancer tissues prompts that MMP-11 and-12 plays a central role in the course of invasion and metastasis of cervical carcinoma.MMP-11 and-12 joint detection may have a reference value in terms of the inchoate diagnosis of the cervical cancer,the evaluation and prognosis of tumor malignances degree.

Objective: To investigate the therapeutic effect of fibular head composite flap in repairing the bone and skin defect of radiocarpal joint. Methods: From Aug.2009 to Dec.2016, 9 cases with bone and skin defects at radiocarpal joint were reconstructed with fibular head composite flaps pedicled with lateral inferior genicular vascular bundle. The skin defect size was (3-7) cm×(5-10) cm.The joint function was assessed by the Gartland-Werley standard score. Results: All 9 patients were followed up for 6 months to 3 years, with an average of 18 months.Primary wound healing was achieved in all cases without infection.Bony union of the transplanted fibular head was observed .The range of motion (ROM) of the wrist joint and forearm was assessed as following: the mean extension range of motion was 32.9° (range 29°-41°), flexion 24.5° (range 18°-33°), pronation 75° (range 56°-83°)and supination 65.4° (range 40°-78°). The average grip strength was 78% of that on the healthy side. Mayo wrist score was 85 on average, ranging from 58 to 91.By the Gartland-Werley standard score, the wrist function was rated as excellent in 3 case, good in 5 cases and fair in 1 case, with an excellent to good rate of 88.9%.All patients could cope with daily life and work, with good wrist stability and no motion-related pain. Conclusions The fibular head composite tissue flap has a good therapeutic effect in repairing the bone and skin defect of radiocarpal joint.