Objective To investigate the clinical features , diagnosis and key technique points of laparoscopic partial adrenalectomy for small adrenal pheochromocytoma . Methods From Oct.2006 to Jun. 2011, clinical data of 32 cases with small adrenal pheochromocytoma (≤3.0 cm) were collected and retro-spectively analyzed .Hypertension was observed in 12 patients, whereas 20 patients presented with adrenal incidentaloma .Thirteen patients had a left adrenal neoplasm , eighteen patients had a right adrenal tumor , while one patients had bilateral tumors .The positive rate of plasma-free metanephrines ( MNs) and 24-hours urinary catecholamine (CA) in diagnosing small renal pheochromocytomas was 92.6%(25/27) and 81.3%(26/32) respectively.The main localization diagnosis included ultrasonography , 131I-MIBG, and CT or MRI, with positive rates of 71.9%(23/32), 93.8%(15/16) and 96.9%(31/32) respectively.All the laparoscopic adrenalectomies were performed retroperitoneally .During the surgery , the internal part of the adrenal gland closing to the retroperitoneum was dissected first , and the whole adrenal gland was resected completely. Results Partial adrenalectomy was performed for 30 cases and radical adrenalectomy for 2 ca-ses.All operations were successful without perioperative or postoperative complications .The maximum diame-ter of tumor was 1.7±0.2 (1.0-3.0) cm.Histopathological results showed that all the cases were benign pheochromocytoma.The operative time was 82 (40-210) min.The estimated blood loss was 57 (20-180) ml.No patient required blood transfusion . Conclusions Plasma-free MNs, 24-hours urinary CA and VMA are important qualitative examinations in detection of adrenal pheochromocytoma .Ultrasonography , CT,MRI, and 131 I-MIBG are important in the localization of adrenal tumors .Retroperitoneal laparascopic partial adrenalectomy is the preferred choice in the management of small adrenal pheochromocytoma .Dissecting the internal part of the adrenal gland closing to the retroperitoneum first and exploring the whole adrenal tissue are the key technique points during the operations .

Objective To explore the efficacy and side effects of recombinant human interleukin by adopting abdominal subcutaneous injection method and the traditional deltoid subcutaneous injection method. Methods A total of 106 patients were admitted to either intervention group or control group by course of treatment. The patient of control group (5-8 course of treatment) adopted traditional deltoid injection method and the intervention group (1-4 course of treatment) received abdominal injection method (1 times a day and 14 days per course of treatment) . Then we observed the incidence of pain and local adverse reactions in patients with injection sites. Results In the intervention group patients was 22. 6% in the incidence of moderate to severe pain, and 14. 2% subcutaneous scleroma rate, 18. 9% local redness and swelling occurred rate, that all were lower than those of the control group (χ2 = 2. 80, 4. 71, 5. 22;P < 0. 05 ). Conclusions The implementation of abdominal subcutaneous injection can reduce the patient's pain, promote successful completion of treatment and deserve further clinical dissemination.

Objective To understand the various HPV types and the factors influencing their distribution among women with normal cervical cytology in the Shanghai area, to provide basic data for cervical cancer prevention and vaccine use.Methods A questionnaire-based survey was conducted among 3 372 married women in the Shanghai area. A PCR reverse dot blot (PCR-RDB) method was adopted for HPV genotyping of cervical exfoliated cell samples from 3 206 women. Odds ratio (OR) for HPV infection were analyzed using logistic regression. Results Of the 3 206 women investigated, 669 (20.87%) were positive for HPV infection. The highest incidence of HPV infections was seen in the age groups of 55-59 years, 50-54 years and 45-49 years, with the rates of positive detection being 27.67%, 21.65%, and 21.55%, respectively. While 70.4% of the positive cases had a single infection, 29.6% showed multiple infections. In cases with multiple infections, double infection was predominant (20.63%). The top five high-risk gene types were HPV52(3.65%),HPV53(2.71%),HPV51(2.03%),HPV58(1.87%),and HPV16 (1.40%). The top three low-risk gene types were HPV81 (2.03%), HPV42 (1.43%), and HPV55 (1.31%). Among the women with HPV infections,there were 483 having medium-high-risk HPV infection.There were significant differences in the age,the age at first sexual activity,sexual activities per week,education,and alcohol consumption between HPV positive and HPV negative patients. Age stratification showed that the infection rates in the 55-59 years old group were significantly higher than that in the other age groups(χ2=15.349, P=0.000). Both single factor and multivariate non-conditional logistic regression analyses showed that higher education and the start of sexual activity at a later age were protective factors for medium-high-risk HPV infection,with regression coefficients of-0.165 and-0.08,respectively (P<0.01) in the multivariate analysis. The risk factors included age between 55- 59 years, menstrual status (menopause), sexual activity (≥3 times per week) and alcohol consumption. High-risk HPV infections also had the same risk factors,and the odds ratios were 1.558,1.275,and 1.678,respectively(P<0.01).However, 55-59 years of age and alcohol consumption are independent risk factors for medium-high risk HPV infection. Conclusions High-risk HPV in women of Shanghai is commonly caused by HPV52, HPV53, HPV51,HPV58,and HPV16.The high-risk group includes women who are 55-59 years old.While drinking is an independent risk factor for medium-high risk HPV infection, a moderate sex life and delayed age at first sex can reduce the risk of high-risk HPV infections.