Gastroesophageal reflux disease( GERD)is caused by dysfunction of lower esophageal sphincter( LES), which allows the contents of stomach and duodenum to reflux into esophagus. Currently,medical and surgical therapies are the main treatment for GERD,but patients need to take life-long acid suppression and the surgical treatment has the risks of potential side effects. Endolumenal therapy as a minimally invasive approach to GERD can safely and effectively relieve the symptoms of GERD,especially Stretta radiofrequency procedure,transoral noninvasive fundoplication( TIF ) and LinX reflux management system. This article reviewed the advances in study on endolumenal therapy for GERD.

Objective To summarize the application experiences and curative efficacies of single lung transplantation assisted by extracorporeal circulation with coated lung ,centrifugal pump and coated pipe .Methods Retrospective analysis was conducted for clinical data of 6 adult patients with respiratory insufficiency undergoing single lung transplantation .The changes of hemodynamics and oxygenation before and after adjuvant treatment were observed ,the effects of adjuvant evaluated and the experiences of application summarized .Results The hemodynamic parameters post-assistance significantly improved as compared with that pre-assistance and pulmonary arterial pressure dropped from (56 ± 15 ) to (45 ± 13 ) mmHg with statistically significant differences . Arterial blood gas parameters significantly improved .PO2 spiked from (47 ± 12) to (68 ± 9) mmHg and PCO2 declined from (65 ± 14) to (55 ± 12)mmHg .And there were statistically significant differences .All patients were discharged successfully .Conclusions The simple extracorporeal membrane oxygenation system of coated lung , centrifugal pump and coated pipe during routine extracorporeal circulation may guarantee the operative safety of single lung transplantation and provide a new therapeutic option .

【Objective】 To compare the perioperative blood loss between interlaminar and transforaminal approaches by percutaneous endoscopic discectomy in order to provide more reference for guiding the proper choice of surgical methods clinically. 【Methods】 We retrospectively analyzed the clinical data of 160 patients who underwent percutaneous endoscopic lumbar discectomy from June 2019 to November 2020， with 80 patients in interlaminar approach group and 80 in transforaminal approach group. The blood loss was calculated according to Gross formula. 【Results】 The perioperative total blood loss （mL）， hidden blood loss （mL） and hemoglobin loss （g/L） were significantly lower in interlaminar approach group than in transforaminal approach group （119.73±179.26 vs. 158.6±190.65， 109.73±179.53 vs. 148.78±190.19， 3.76±8.12 vs. 4.31±7.62） （P<0.05）. However， there was no significant difference in visible blood loss between the two groups. 【Conclusion】 The perioperative hidden blood loss accounts for a large proportion in percutaneous endoscopic lumbar discectomy. In addition， the interlaminar approach causes less blood loss than the transforaminal approach.