In order to achieve correct diagnosis of lung cancer for therapeutic planning, it is important to apply the new international TNM staging system. CT can be helpful in diagnosis and staging of lung cancer with regard to evaluation of the primary tumor and mediastinal lymph nodes and in the search for sites of distant metastasis. Therefore, CT is the most important supplementary examination for lung cancer, which can give further observation of the invading standard of large bronchus, vessels, lymph nodes and pleura, which might provide more valuable information for TNM staging.PET CT image fusion permits superior localization of lung cancer. The relation between anatomic and metabolic volume is more complex. Combined PET/CT and image fusion will improve the TNM classification in preoperative staging of lung cancer which may result as the best non invasive method.

Objective: To compare the experience obtained in allogenic and autologous blood transfusion used in hip arthroplasty.Methods: 188 cases of hip arthroplasty were retrospectively analyzed,and the patients were divided into three groups.Group A(62 patients)received preoperative storage and transfusion of autologous blood during the operation.Group B(76 patients) received reinfusion of shed blood during the operation.Group C(50 patients)only received allogenic blood transfusion.Results: In group A and B,64.5%(40/62) and 61.8%(47/76)of the patients,respectively passed perioperative period successfully without allogenic blood transfusion.However the proportion in group C was 32%(16/50).The quantity of allogenic blood transfusion used in Group C was significantly higher than that in Group A and B(P

Objective To study the clinical features of upper gastro-intestinal hemorrhage in aged patients and provide information for timely and reasonable treatment for these patients. Methods The clinical data of 100 aged patients with upper gastro-intestinal hemorrhage (group A) were analyzed retrospectively. As control, 101 cases of non-aged patients with the same condition were selected for comparison ( Group B). Results The main cause of upper gastro-intestinal hemorrhage in aged patients was peptic ulcer(39% ) ,but the rate of hemorrhagein gastric ulcer(24. 00% ) was higher than that of duodenal ulcer(15. 00% ). However, in the non-aged patients,duodenal ulcer caused higher chance of upper gastro-intestinal hemorrhage than gastric ulcer. Aged group has higher complications ( 70.00% ) , which was significantly higher than that in non-aged group ( 24.75% ) ( x2 = 41. 27, P < 0. 01). Haematemesis occurred more frequently in aged group ( 28.00% ) thanthat of 7.92% in the non-aged group(x2 = 13.78 ,P <0.01). Most patients in aged group received NSAIDs and anticoagulant to treat complications. Conclusion The primary cause of upper gastrointestinal haemorrhage in aged patients was peptic ulcer,with relatively high incidence in gastric ulcer patients,and frequent incidence of haematemesis and complications. Aged patients were recommended to receive PPI therapy.

It is now generally recognized that repairing of defect bones is one of the major issues in bone tissue engineering research.However,nowadays massive bone defect because of injury,infection or tumor removal has not been effectively solved in clinic.One of the key issues in bone tissue engineering is finding suitable biodegradable materials substitutes and scaffolds for seeding cells and guiding the subsequent growth of bone.The design and fabrication of bone tissue engineering scaffolds are overviewed as well as the development of the scaffold materials.

Objective To explore significance of Ligustrazine on acute cerebral infarction rat model and its effects on hydrogen sulfide, plasma bilirubin and oxidized low density lipoprotein level.Methods 100 healthy SD rats, ( 250 ±30 ) g, male or female, were divided into five groups ( control group, sham operation group, model group, western medicine group, and Ligustrazine group) ,each had 20.Experimental groups prepared focal cerebral ischemia model with suture method.Normal group, model group and the sham group once daily intravenous injected sterile saline 10 mL, Ligustrazine intravenous injection group injected Ligustrazine 10 mL/(kg? d), the WM group intravenous injected atorvastatin 10 mL/(kg? d).Half of the rats were sacrificed at 10 days of the experiment to detect the relevant indicators, at 20 days, the remaining rats in each group were sacrificed.Blood hydrogen sulfide, plasma bilirubin and oxidized LDL levels were detected, and brain pathology change were observed.Results Compared with control group and sham group, in Ligustrazine group and western medicine group,hydrogen sulfide and plasma bilirubin levels increased significantly, and the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05);after 20 days of treatment, compared with western medicine group Ligustrazine group hydrogen sulfide and plasma bilirubin levels rose more significant (P<0.05).Compared with control group and sham group, in Ligustrazine group and western medicine group, OxLDL levels decreased significantly, the difference was statistically significant (P<0.05); after 20 days of treatment, compared with western medicine group, OxLDL levels in Ligustrazine group decreased more significant ( P<0.05 ) .The rats brain histopathology examination showed that, Ligustrazine group:few nerve cell death, cytoplasm loose and swelling reduced significantly;WM group:condensation nuclei rare, brain edema relieve;model rats: brain tissue surrounding the nerve yuan swelling and the emergence of shrinkage, nuclear condensation within the infarct cells and vascular necrosis of normal tissue disappeared, fuzzy structure, interstitial edema; the control group and the sham-operated rats: normal cell morphology, distribution, no cortical Ministry pale infarction.Conclusion Ligustrazine can increase acute hydrogen sulfide, plasma bilirubin levels in rats with cerebral infarction, elevate level of oxidized low-density lipoprotein, has clinical significance.

One hundred seventy of patients with cervical esophageal carcinoma (30 cases were treated by pre-operative radiation and surgery (combined group), 27 cases by surgery alone, 113 cases by radical radiation). The doses of the preoperative radiation and the radiacal radiation were D T40 Gy/4w and above D T 50 Gy/5w, respectively. The 5 year survival rates were 40% in the combined group, 15.3% in surgry alone, and 28% in radical radiation groups. The difference of survival rates in the combined group and surgery alone was significantly different statistically. Factors affecting the survivals were lymphnode metastasis in radical radiation and recurrent larygeal nerve paralysis in the combined group. The main causes of failure were local residual and recurrence (71%) in radical radiation and lymphnode metastasis (81%) in the combined group. The authors believe that pre-operative radiation combined with surgery could improve the survival of cervical esophageal carcinoma. Radical radiation is also one of effective treatment methods for cercical esophageal carcinoma.

Objective To evaluate three compartments of mediastinal anatomy in the diagnosis of space occupying lesions. Methods CT images of 78 mediastinal lesions confirmed by surgery or/and pathology were retrospectively studied. Results According to the occurrence ratio of occupying lesions, anterio superior mediastinal lesions were lymphadenovarix, thymoma, teratoblastoma, and intrathyroma, etc. In anterio inferior mediastinum, heart tumors, teratoblastoma, fatty tumor were found successively. Posterior mediastinal lesions were lymphadenovarix, neurogenic tumors, esophageal tumors, tracheo broncheal tumors, aneurysms, diaphrageal herniation and so on. Conclusion The results suggested that the mediastinal three compartments protocol was more terse and practical than others in the diagnosis of space occupying lesions before operation.

Objective To explore the feasibility of using unilateral continuous spinal anesthesia (CSA) in elderly patients undergoing hip replacement.Methods Forty-two ASA Ⅰ-Ⅲ patients (14 males, 28 females) aged 60-93yr were randomized to one of two groups: group 1 unilateral CSA (n = 21) and group 2 continuous epidural anesthesia (CEA,n = 21 ) . The patients in both groups were all premedicated with oral diazepam 5 mg and intramuscular scopolamine 0.3 mg. In group 1 unilateral CSA was performed at L2,3 or 3,4 interspace with the patients in the lateral position with the diseased leg upper most. The patients received a 27 gauge continuous spinal catheter, which was threaded through a 22 gauge spinal needle into subarachnoid space. Hypobaric 0-375% bupivacaine solution (0.75 % bupivacaine: sterile water = 1:1) 0.5-1.0ml was injected. If analgesia did not reach T10 after 5-10 min the same dose was repeated. In group 2 epidural catheter was placed also at L2.3or3,4. A test dose of 3 ml of 2% lidocaine was injected and then a mixture of 2% lidocaine and 0.5% bupivacaine (1:1) 8-10 ml was injected into the epidural space. The level of sensory block and degree of motor blockade were measured and recorded. The intraoperative and postoperative complications associated with spinal or epidural anesthesia were recorded. Results The demographic data, duration of operation and intraoperative blood loss were comparable between the two groups.In group 1 sensory block was confined to the diseased leg and no motor blockade of the healthy leg was observed. MAP was slightly decreased after initial dose of local anesthetics as compared to the baseline MAP in both groups. There was no significant change in SpO2 during operation in both groups. The incidences of hypotension, which needed treatment with intravenous ephedrine and shivering during operation and nausea and vomiting after operation were significantly lower in group 1 than in group 2. Conclusion Unilateral CSA produces satisfactory sensory block with stable hemodynamics and less complications and is anesthesia method of choice in elderly patients undergoing hip replacement.

By using thrombolysis therapy,34 patients suffering from acute myocardial infarction were treated.And by comparing iron.zinc,copper,manganese and selenium contents in serum of 34 patients suffering from acute myocardial infarction with that of control group and the contents between before-treating and after-treating,following results are revealed:before treating,iron,zinc,copper contents in serum of the patients increased while manganese and selenium contents decreased,there is great difference between the contents of the patients and control group(P

Objective To determine whether exposure to electromagnetic radiation results in behavioral effects of rat pups.Methods Wistar rats,either male or female,were divided randomly into four groups respectively:control(CTR),100 seconds(S1),1000 seconds(S10)and 3000 seconds(S30),then each of them were exposed to electromagnetic radiation of 100 kV/m field amplitude of corresponding time.For the day of exposure till 2 months later.they were mated with the rats in the same group and their offspring were divided into four groups(F-GTB,F-S1,F-S10,F-S30)correspondingly.Behavioral changes occur in 2-month old and 6-month old rat pups were found between radiation groups and control,and in Y-maze test,beth male and female pups in F-S10 significantly learned fewer times than their control(total study times:male 14.6±3.9 vs 21.1±7.8,female13.4±3.0 vs 25.8±8.8;false times:male 3.5±2.4 vs 7.8±5.4,female 3.4±2.6 vs 11.0±7.2).In open field test,both maze,male pups in F-S1 and F-S30 learned more times than control in total study time(24.2±8.9 vs 14.1±5.2.30.7±12.4 vs 14.1±5.2).In step throush test and open field test,no significant differences were found between radiation groups and control.Conclusion There was significant genetic effect exposed to electromagnetic radiation of 100 kV/m,mainly manifested in rat pups in growth period but without long-term effect.