1.Therapeutic value of endoscopic submucosal dissection for polypus protrusion lesion on esophagogastric junction
Na DING ; Meidong XU ; Tao CHEN ; Zhixing GAO ; Binlin YANG
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 2018;35(6):400-404
Objective To evaluate the efficacy and safety of endoscopic submucosal dissection (ESD) in the treatment of patients with polypus protrusion lesion on esophagogastric junction ( EGJ ). Methods A retrospective analysis was made on the data of 111 cases ( 114 lesions) with EGJ polypus protrusion undergoing ESD. The main observation indicators included ESD resection rate, operation time, complication, and recurrence. Results The diameter of the 114 lesions was 1. 0-6. 0 cm ( mean 2. 47 ± 0. 80 cm). Among the lesions, 30 had smooth surface, 59 had congestion anabrosis, 11 had nodular rough, 3 were lobulated, 8 had villiform,1 had slight anabrosis, and 2 had local dent. The postoperative pathology analysis showed 19 lesions were intraepithelial neoplasia and 2 were adenocarcinoma. The rate of neoplasia and cancerization was 18. 42%(21/114). The monolithic resection rate of ESD was 100. 0%(114/114), complete resection rate was 99. 1%( 113/114), complete healing resection rate was 97. 4%( 111/114). The mean operation time was 32. 45±7. 32 min (17. 0-60. 0 min). Tardive bleeding after operation occurred in 3 cases, perforation in operation occurred in 1 case, and all the 4 cases were successfully treated by endoscopy. After operation, 2 cases underwent additional surgical procedures. A total of 96 cases were followed-up, with average follow-up time of 28. 8 months, and 1 patient ( 1. 04%, 1/96 ) relapsed. Conclusion The intraepithelial neoplasia and cancerization rate caused by polypus protrusion lesion on EGJ is generally higher than prediction. ESD can monolithic resect lesions with higher complete healing resection rate, fewer complications, and lower recurrence rate.
2.Correlation analysis between thrombelastography and conventional coagulation indexes in breast cancer patients
Zilan LYU ; Binlin WANG ; Bianqin GUO ; Yang ZHANG ; Lixiang WU
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2019;40(2):218-221
Objective To analyze the correlation between thrombelastography (TEG) and conventional coagulation indexes in breast cancer patients, and to compare the differences between the two methods in the detection of coagulation function in breast cancer patients.Methods Retrospectively analyzed the clinical data of180patients with breast cancer who were performed TEG, coagulation and blood test in the same day in our hospital from November 2016to May 2017.Linear correlation and regression analysis were performed among the parameters.The differences of positive rates of TEG parameters and conventional coagulation indexes were compared.Results The R value of TEG parameters of breast cancer patients was positively correlated with K and APTT, and negatively correlated withα-Angle, MA, CI, DD, FDPs.K was positively correlated with APTT and TT, and negatively correlated withα-Angle, MA, FIB, DD, FDPs and PLT.α-Angle was positively correlated with MA, CI, FIB, DD, FDPs and PLT.MA was positively correlated with CI, FIB, DD, FDPs and PLT.CI was positively correlated with FIB, DD, FDPs and PLT.α-Angle, MA and CI were all negatively correlated with APTT and TT, the difference were statistically significant (P<0.05).A linear regression equation of TEG parameters and coagulation indexes was obtained.There was no significant difference between TEG detection positive rate and conventional coagulation test (P>0.05).Conclusion There are significant correlation between the TEG parameters and routine coagulation or platelet, and the results are consistent.
3.Correlation analysis between thrombelastogram and coagulation test and platelet count in patients with malignant tumor
Zilan LV ; Binlin WANG ; Yang ZHANG ; Bianqin GUO ; Bo LONG ; Xiaohua WANG ; Lixiang WU
International Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2018;39(4):443-446,449
Objective To analyze the correlation between thrombelastography(TEG)and coagulation, platelet count(PLT)in patients with malignant tumor.Methods Retrospectively analyzed the clinical data of 241 cases with tumor who were performed TEG,coagulation and blood test in the same day in Chongqing Cancer Institute from November 2016 to March 2017.Linear correlation and regression were carried out to an-alyze relationship among the parameters.The number of patients with positive blood clotting,PLT and TEG parameters were counted,and the χ2test was used to compare the difference between them.Using Mann-Whit-ney U test to compare the differences between multiple parameters of liver cancer,breast cancer,and pancreatic cancer.Results The R value of TEG parameters in patients with malignant tumor was positively correlated with APTT,negatively correlated with TT,DD and FDPs.K was positively correlated with APTT and TT, and negatively correlated with FIB and PLT.The relationship between α and FIB,PLT were positive,between APTT and TT were negative.MA was positively correlated with FIB and PLT,negatively correlated with TT, CI was positively correlated with FIB and PLT,and negatively correlated with APTT(P<0.05).The correla-tion between FIB,PLT and MA was the highest.And the linear regression equation of TEG parameters and coagulation indexes was obtained.The positive rate of TEG was lower than that of coagulation(P<0.05). Same certain differences of TEG and coagulation parameters were existed in liver cancer,breast cancer and pancreatic cancer patients.Conclusion TEG is significantly associated with PLT and conventional coagulation test,and the results of TEG and conventional coagulation test are consistent to a certain degree,but the overall agreement is generally not interchangeable.TEG might be play a complementary role with coagulation tests and platelet counts.And the TEG of different cancer types is not exactly the same as the coagulation parameters.