1.50 cases of clinical diagnosis and treatment of solid-pseudopapillary tumor of pancreas
Chuntao GAO ; Tiansuo ZHAO ; Jihui HAO
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2017;44(4):173-176
Objective:This study explored the clinical characteristics, imaging features, biological characteristics, treatment, and prog-nosis of solid-pseudopapillary tumor of the pancreas (SPT). Methods:We collected clinical data of 50 cases of SPT in Tianjin Medical University Cancer Istitute and Hospital from January 2011 to October 2016. We then retrospectively reviewed and analyzed clinical and pathological features of these patients. We conducted follow-up consultations and summarized data on patient characteristics, pathological features, diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis. Results:Among 50 SPT patients, mean age was 33.0±12.00 years, and male-to-female ratio was 1:5.25. Clinical presentation was mostly an abdominal placeholder diagnosed by physical examination, and tumor was usually located in the head or body and tail of the pancreas. All patients received surgery;procedures included pancreaticoduode-nectomy, and distal pancreatectomy plus spleen resection. SPT was clearly diagnosed with postoperative histopathological examina-tion. Hospital stay lasted for 13.9±5.16 days. All 50 cases were followed up, with consultation period lasting for 3-70 months. No recur-rence or metastasis appeared in 49 cases, and perioperative death was not noted in our patients. Conclusion:SPT is a rare, potential low-grade malignant tumor, which mostly affects young females. There is no obvious specificity in the clinical manifestation and labora-tory examination. Tumor marker levels are almost within normal range. Surgery for SPT provides good prognosis and long survival dura-tion.
2.Gastrointestinal stromal tumors of the stomach
Tiansuo ZHAO ; Huikai LI ; Xiuchao WANG ; He REN ; Jihui HAO
Chinese Journal of General Surgery 2009;24(9):689-691
Objective To investigate the clinical characteristics of gastrointestinal stromal tumor (GIST) of the stomach and to analyze the corresponding prognostic factors. Methods We retrospectively reviewed the clinical data of 121 patients in our hospital from March 1996 to March 2008. Gender、age、tumor size and histological type were analyzed. Results For these 121 cases the median survival time is 73.2 months. The overall 1-、3-、and 5-year survival rates were 82%, 59% and 50% respectively. The tumor-free survival rates for 1-、3-、and 5-yeas were 65%, 46% and 33% respectively. Cox univariale analysis revealed that gender、tumor size、organ involvement and recurrence were factors impacting prognosis. Cox multivariate analysis revealed that gender、tumor size、organ involvement、recurrence were prognostic factors for gastric GIST. Conclusions Male sex、tumor size (> 10 cm) and involvement of organ were independent indicators for a poor prognosis in patients with primary malignant gastric GIST.
3.Effect and molecular mechanism of proteasome inhibitor in TRAIL-induced apoptosis resistance on malignant lymphoma cells
Tiansuo ZHAO ; Yurong SHI ; He REN ; Jihui HAO
Journal of Leukemia & Lymphoma 2009;18(6):331-334
Objective To explore the effect and molecular mechanism of proteasome inhibitor in TNF-related apoptosis-inducing ligand (TRAIL)-induced apoptosis resistance on malignant lymphoma cells.Methods Raji cells were treated with TRAIL and proteasome inhibitor (PS-341) in vitro and the cell growth index was evaluated by MTT assay; cell cycle was analysed by flow cytometry; the protein and mRNA level of Bax were measured by Western blotting and real time RT-PCR. Results TRAIL inhibited proliferation of Raji cells at the concentration of 500 μg/L, but the inhibition rate was lower than that of the control cell:Hmy2.ciR.TRAIL arrested cell in G0/G1 phase. The Bax protein in Raji is degraded, but the Bax mRNA expression level does not change significantly .The effects of TRAIL was enhanced significantly 10 nmol/L PS-341 was added. Conclusion Raji cells are resistant in TRAIL-induced apoptosis. This effect may be related to the decrease of Bax protein. The Ubiquitin-proteasome pathway is involved in the degradation of Bax in TRAIL-treated Raji cells.
4.Combined use of dorsal flap based on second toe and tibial flap for repairing the finger distal degloving injury
Qiang ZHAO ; Jihui JU ; Ruixing HOU ; Heyun CHENG ; Tianliang WANG
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2012;35(5):387-390,447
Objective To explore the treatment method with combined dorsal flap based on the second toe and tibial flap for repairing the finger distal degloving injury.Methods From March 2008 to September 2011,our department chose treatment with combined use of free dorsal flap based on the second toe and contralateral second toe tibial flap for repairing finger distal degloving injury.The 11 fingers in 11 cases were treated and followed up after surgery.Results The flaps in 11 cases all survived; The donor site with skin grafting successfully healed; The follow-up was 4-15 months,averaged of 6 months.There was not obvious atrophy for the toe dorsal flaps in the finger back side and toe tibial flaps in the palm side.The finger pulp was full,the nails grew well and the appearance of the fingers was good.There was satisfactory sensory function restoration for finger pulp,two cases for S4,five cases for S3,three cases for S2 and 1 case for S1.The protective sensation was restored in the finger back for all the cases; the finger function was restored to normal; the foot donor site was healing well without scarring.Walking was completely normal.Conclusion It is an ideal treatment with combined use of free dorsal flap based on the second toe and contralateral second toe tibial flap for repairing finger distal.
5.Compound flaps of foot with joint transplantation bridging severed thumbs and fingers
Jihui JU ; Jianning LI ; Guangzhe JIN ; Lei LI ; Yuefei LIU ; Qiang ZHAO ; Ruixing HOU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2012;35(1):6-9
ObjectiveTo report the methods and clinical efficacy of bridging severed thumbs and fingers with foot joint compound flaps.Methods Ten patients with completely amputated thumbs and fingers with extensive defects in the proximal phalanx had bridged and repaired by using composite-free flap with joints from foot. Three of 4 cases of thumb amputation were repaired by using composite flaps of the second metatarsophalangeal and proximal interphalangeal joints in foot,and the other was used composite flap of the second metatarsophalangeal joints in foot.Donor sites underwent the second metatarsals distal osteotomy associated with free skin graft. And 6 cases with absent fingers by using composite-free flaps of the proximal interphalangeal joint to repair. The donor site in foot underwent metatarsophalangeal and toe joints osteotomy.ResultsAll flaps and replanted thumbs and fingers survived. Hand wounds recovered by primary repair.Donor site in foot all healed by primary repair except for 1 case,which healed after several dressing changes.All 10 cases were followed-up from 6 to 28 months,averaged of 9 months.The metacarpophalangeal joint of 4 replanted thumbs extension between -10° and 0°,and flexion between 20° and 50°.The function of fullfield digital mammography recovered well in 3 replanted thumbs, as well as the function of thumb-middle in the other. Three of them could completely 2-5 fingers tapping,one case could complete middle finger tapping,four cases could complete radial abduction.The proximal interphalangeal joints of 6 replanted fingers extension between -10° and 0°,and flexion between 30° and 90°,averaged of 50°.Sensory recovery of 1 case reached S4,two cases reached S3+,five cases reached S3,and 2 cases of S2.All replanted bones and joints healed after transplantations(bone healing time was 6 to 16 weeks), with no occurrence of re-fracture nor nonunion. Walking function was not significantly affected. According to the evaluation criteria of replanted severed fingers by Chinese Medical Association,one was excellent,eight were good,and 1 was poor.The excellent and good rate was 90%. Conclusion Repairing amputated thumbs and fingers with foot joint compound flaps could not only maximize the recovery of replanted fingers shape,but also get some function,which to meet everyday needs of patients.
6.Research progress in nano-scaffolds for spinal cord tissue engineering
Jihui ZHOU ; Congran ZHAO ; Feipeng TIAN ; Lin SHAO ; Xiaofeng HE ; Qiang LI ; Bin CUI
International Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2013;(2):126-129
Spinal cord injury is a difficult medical problem and need to be solved urgently.Application of tissue engineering to repair spinal cord injury has gradually become a hot spot.It is important to prevent the development of scar tissue while inducing cells' regeneration by using scaffold.Nanotechnology has improved the performance of scaffold because of its superiority.Nanoscaffold has obvious advantages compared with the traditional scaffolds.New scaffold materials can be obtained by nanotechnology.Nanoscaffold can also serve as a good drug carrier,and it may have beneficial effects on biological behaviors of seed cells on its surface,such as differentiation,proliferation and migration,which may promote tissue regeneration and functional recovery and get good results in repairment of spinal cord injury.This article summarized the research progress in recent years in nano spinal cord engineering scaffolds in order to provide a reference for research in related fields.
7.Reconstruction of thumb-nail donor surface using tibial flaps of the second toe
Yuefei LIU ; Jihui JU ; Xiangjun LI ; Qiang ZHAO ; Jianning LI ; Ruixing HOU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2008;31(6):408-410,illust 2
Objective To investigate clinical effects of evaluating the reoeonstructiun of wounds in the thumb-nail donor site using tibial of the second toe in reducing and preventing complications related to this are. Methods Surface of the thumb-nail flap donor site was pestoperatively recovered using tibial flaps of the second toe for 8 patients; conjunct full-thickness dermotaplasthy was performed for the sites which could not be completely covered by flaps. Full-thickness flaps were used to repair the second-toe doner sites. Results All flaps in the thumb-nail donor sites of the 8 patients survived; partial necrosis of base in the second toe was seen in one case, and the wonds healed with change of dreeings. A follow-up study beyon d4 to 14 months revealed favorable texture, normal shape of flaps and complete healing of the graft area without formation of ulcer. Foot-walking functions were not exposed to significant impact. Conclusion It is a safely and reliably effective method to repair the thumb-nail donor sites using tibiai flaps of the second toe such that complications in the donor sites are minimized.
8.The plastics of finger recoustruction using second toe
Jihui JU ; Lei LI ; Guangzhe JIN ; Yuefei LIU ; Qiang ZHAO ; Cheng WEI ; Jianning LI ; Ruixing HOU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2008;31(3):181-183
Objective To evaluate a method of the finger reconstruction with second toe in primary operation. Methods Six patients with Ⅲ-Ⅳ° defect of fingers received the reconstructive transplantationusing the second toe. A triangular flap plastic surgery was also performed at the "pulp" and "neck" of the second toe for the reconstruction. Results Finger reconstruction and local triangle skin all survived. Five patients were followed from 8 months to 15 months, the shape of the reconstructed finger got a good looking. Pulp sensory recovery was good, 2-PD reached 8-10 mm. The patients were satisfied. Conclusion local triangle skin flap transfer and finger reconstruction in primary operation is a good method to improve the shape of reconstructed finger, which avoid the shape defect in enlargement pulp and narrow hand palm. The clinical outcomes are satisfying.
9.Application dorsalis pedis flap to repair the hands of series 2 of skin and soft tissue defect
Jihui JU ; Qiang ZHAO ; Yuefei LIU ; Cheng WEI ; Lei LI ; Guangzhe JIN ; Jianning LI ; Xinyi LIU ; Guoping ZOU ; Ruixing HOU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2010;33(6):441-443,后插3
Objective To evaluate the clinical effects of free dorsalis pedis flap on the repair of two skin and soft tissue defects in hand. Methods From February 2003 to February 2009, free dorsalis pedis flap was used to repair two skin and soft tissue defects in 11 patients. Six cases were males and 5 females.Two was used the hand skin and soft tissue defects in 4 cases; back of the hand skin and soft tissue defect with the middle finger proximal palmar skin and soft tissue defect in 1 case, the hand ripped through injury to the back of the hand of the hand ripped through skin and soft tissue defects in 3 cases, were cut flap:proximal flap 3 cm× 3 cm-8 cm × 7 cm, distal flap 4 cm × 2 cm-6 cm × 5 cm. Foot for the area will adopt the lower abdominal full-thickness skin grafting. Results Uniform flap survival period of the wound healing class, foot skin graft donor sites were successfully survived. Ten patients were followed up from 6 to 19 months, with an average follow-up of 9 months. Follow-up flap fine texture, appearance of natural, nonbloated, feeling to restore S2-S3, hand function recovered satisfactorily, for the district of foot healed well without ulceration and ulcer formation,had no effect on walking function. Conclusion The dorsalis pedis flap for hand two series of skin and soft tissue defects, with design flexibility, excellent texture flaps, etc., is to repair the hand skin and soft tissue defects of the two better way.
10.Combined with the hand skin defect of the thumb and finger reconstruction
Jihui JU ; Qiang ZHAO ; Yuefei LIU ; Cheng WEI ; Guangzhe JIN ; Lei LI ; Jianning LI ; Xinyi LIU ; Haiwen WANG ; Ruixing HOU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2010;33(3):200-202,后插3
Objective To determine the surgical approaches and evaluate the clinical efficacy of skin defects of the emergency thumb, finger reconstruction.Methods Emergency in 11 cases complicated skin defect of the thumb and the hand, fingers missing injured patients by using the method of combined of toenail flap of biped dorsalis pedis flap or the second toe.The implantation of thumbnail flap of dorsalis pedis flap combined with the second toenail flap was applied on 5 cases.3 cases had received the implantation of thumbnail flap of dorsalis pedis flap combined with the second toe and 3 cases with combined repair of the second toe of biped dorsal flap.Of all the cases, reconstruction of 3 fingers in 1 case, reconstruction of 2 fingers in 10 cases,5 cases with reconstruction by means of implantation of toenail flap of same pediele splitting flap or the second toe, 6 cases with repair of toenail flap of dorsalis pedis flap or second toe.Results Except for 1 necrosis occurred in 1 finger in 1 case of 3 fingers reconstruction, the rest of tissue flaps and fingers all survived.The primary healing was achieved postoperatively.The patients were followed up for 5-24 months.The functions such as grabbing, grasping, nipping were basically restored after the repair.The appearance of hand was also restored to a certain degree.Sensory recovery S2-S4 of reconstruction finger and flap was achieved.Healing was satisfying in the donor area, no obvious cicatricial contracture was seen, while the walk function was not affected.Conclusion The application of combined implantation of toenail flap of biped dorsalis pedis flap or the second toe in the repair of overall hand skin degloving injury could restore the function and appearance of the injured hands to a certain degree.It is proved to be an effective treatment method.