1.Clinical teaching and practice of reform
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(10):-
With the human development and social progress,the task of reform in educa-tion and teaching has become more urgent and increasingly heavy. The article discusses the education reform of clinical medicine in the content of courses,construction of teaching materials, teaching methods,teaching assessment and teaching management areas,in combination with the pracice of the current clinical teaching reform in medical school.
2.Taking the opportunity of clinical skill center construction to promote the reforms on the teaching of clinical practice
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2006;0(08):-
As an important part of medical education,clinical practice teaching is an im-portant period for medical students to become doctors,in which they integrate theory with practice.So,in clinical practice teaching process,it is important to cultivate students’ innovative ability and practical ability,and emphasize quality-oriented education.For clinical skills training center,it is of great significance to reform management of clinical skills teaching,establish scientific and effective teaching methods,develope the correct clinical thinking and innovative aware-ness.
3.Expanded random forearm flap for total nasal reconstruction in patients with cicatricial nasal deformity
Xianjie MA ; Yang LI ; Weiyang LI ; Lu WANG ; Liwei DONG
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2013;(1):5-7
Objective To explore the method of total nasal reconstruction when the forehead skin for expanding is unavailable.Methods According to the principle of total nasal reconstruction,total nasal scar and deformity were repaired with expanded random forearm falp.All the expanders were placed in flexor side of forearm.The incision sides were placed in proximal,distal,or lateral part of the forearm according to different pedicles.After expansion,the nares were enlarged,eversion of ala nasi corrected,the contracture scars sufficiently released,and the size and shape of the reconstructive nose designed according to face size.The scar of nasal dorsum and capsule of the expanded flap could be used for reconstructing nasal dorsum.Donor sides could be sutured directly,the pedicle could be cut 3 weeks later.Results All the flaps survived with good appearances,and 3 of the 15 cases with proximal,11 with distal,and 1 with lateral pedicle.The effect of distal pedicle group was better than that in proximal and lateral pedicle group because of comfortable posture longer pedicle,and providing more tissue for reconstruction.Conclusions Total nasal reconstruction with expanded random forearm flap is an option when the forehead skin for expanding is unavailable.
4.Repair of upper lip scar by expanded submental flap
Xianjie MA ; Yang LI ; Weiyang LI ; Jiangbo CUI ; Hengxin LIU
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2016;22(4):212-214
Objective To discuss the repairing methods of the wound after upper lip lesion excision.Methods The wound after upper lip lesion excision was repaired by expanded pedicled submental flap.The 3 cm-long incision was located in 1 cm to sub-mandible.The 100 ml expander was placed beneath the platysma,and the aqueducts and spigots of the expanders were laid out of the skin.After complete expansion,the spastic scars of the upper lip and nasal bottom were resolved,the nasal columella and upper lip were put back to the normal position.The pedicled submental flap was transferred to the wound after upperlip excision according to the size of the wound.The pedicle was severed after 3 weeks.Results There were 5 cases of the expanded pedicled submental flap to repair the wound after upper lip excision.The flap survived without complications.The appearances were satisfied by the patients.Conclusions The method of the expanded submental flap is suitable for the wound after upper lip excision.
5.Combined pre-expansion of forehead and facial region for repairing tissue defects after removal of lesions in nose and facial area
Xianjie MA ; Liwei DONG ; Yang LI ; Lu WANG ; Weiyang LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2015;21(4):205-207
Objective To investigate the treatment methods of tissue defects in nose and lower eyelid area.Methods Based on the impaired area,combined pre-expansion of forehead and facial region was adopted.The volume of soft tissue expander was determined.150-170 ml expander was implanted between frontalis muscle and periosteum of forehead,while at the facial region,and the volume of expander should be determined by the normal skin area as large as possible.The excision of impaired tissue was performed after sufficient expansion,and then skin flap or transposition skin flap were advanced at the facial region.At forehead,ortho-position skin flap based on supratrochlear vessels was designed for repairing the nose and palpebra inferior region.Three weeks later division of the ortho-position skin flap was carried out.With the flattened pedicle,the rest part of impaired area was replaced.Results Six cases were performed with this method.For all the cases,the survival rate of flap was 100%.Esthetic appearance and satisfying color-match were achieved,without appearance of lower eyelid ectropion.Conclusions Combined pre-expansion of forehead and facial region is an ideal method in treatment of the defects in nose and lower eyelid area.
6.Transforming growth factor-β1 induces differentiation of bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells into myofibroblasts via production of reactive oxygen species
Shuangshuang JIA ; Weiyang LI ; Xin LIU ; Liying LI
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2015;(5):737-742
Objective:The aim of this study was to investigate the mechanism underlying transforming growth factor-β1 ( TGF-β1 ) induced differentiation of bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells (BMSCs)into myofibroblasts.Methods:Primary mouse BMSCs were isolated from bone marrow by flushing the tibias and femurs of mice , and passage 3 to passage 5 of BMSCs were used in the experiments . BMSCs differentiation into myofibroblast was induced by different doses of TGF-β1.In addition, reactive oxygen species (ROS) inhibitor (N-acetylcysteine, NAC) was added to test its effect on the action of TGF-β1.Expressions of BMSCs differentiation parameters , α-smooth muscle actin (α-SMA), collagenα1(Ⅰ) [Col α1(Ⅰ)] and collagen α1(Ⅲ) [Col α1(Ⅲ)] were measured by real-time quantitative PCR (RT-qPCR) and Western blot analysis.BMSCs were preloaded for 15 min with 2’, 7’-dichlorohydro-fluorescein diacetate ( DCFH-DA) , then stimulated with TGF-β1 for different times , and fluorescence of ROS was measured using high content analysis .Results:TGF-β1 stimulated differentiation of BMSCs into myofibroblasts and up-regulated expression of α-SMA, Col α1(Ⅰ) and Col α1(Ⅲ) in a dose-dependent manner , which blocked by ROS inhibitor NAC .In addition , TGF-β1 could induce a significant rapid and transient increase in ROS production in BMSCs , and the effect of TGF-β1 on ROS production was peaked at 30 min.Conclusion:TGF-β1 induced differentiation of BMSCs into myofibroblasts via production of ROS.
7.Effects of surgical delay procedure on the survival of perforator flap with three angiosomes in rat and lits mechanism.
Junjie LI ; Zimian GAO ; Weiyang GAO ; Zhefeng LI
Chinese Journal of Burns 2014;30(4):337-343
OBJECTIVETo observe the effects of surgical delay procedure on the survival of perforator flap with three angiosomes in rat, and to explore its possible mechanism.
METHODSThe flap model was a perforator flap with three angiosomes which located on the right dorsal side of a rat based on the right deep circumflex iliac vessel. The two connection areas between the three angiosomes were successively named choke zone (CZ) 1 and CZ 2 beginning from the pedicle to the remote area. A total of 110 SD rats were divided into routine flap group (RF, n = 40), delay only group (DO, n = 30), and delay flap group (DF, n =40) according to the random number table. (1) In group RF, 30 rats were selected according to the random number table, and flap surgery was performed directly. Six rats were sacrificed on post operation day (POD) 0, 1, 2, 3, 7 respectively to collect the full-thickness skin samples at both CZs for HE staining to measure the vascular density and diameter. The rest 10 rats underwent flap surgery immediately after a catheter was successfully implanted into their external jugular vein. A volume of 1.5 mL sodium fluorescein solution (100 g/L) was injected to the 10 rats on POD 0 (5 rats) or POD 1 (5 rats) each time with a 2-day interval to learn the change in flap circulation. Each rat was injected for 4 times. The flap survival rate of the 10 rats was calculated on POD 7, and the configuration and distribution of the vessels in the flap were observed through angiography with the improved perfusion method of lead oxide-gelatin. (2) In group DO, the right thoracodorsal perforators of all the rats were surgically ligated through a small skin incision, and 6 rats were sacrificed on POD 0, 1, 2, 3, 7 respectively. The skin samples of each rat at the same area as in group RF were harvested to measure the vascular density and diameter. (3) In group DF, rats were treated with ligation surgery as in group DO, and then they were assigned and treated as in group RF on POD 7 with corresponding indexes detected later. Data were processed with group t test, analysis of variance with factorial design, and SNK test.
RESULTS(1) Significant differences of vascular density at both CZ 1 and CZ 2 were found on POD 7 among the three groups ( with F values respectively 2. 69 and 2. 76, P values below 0.05). The vascular density values of CZ 1 and CZ 2 of rats in group DF were (29 ± 7) and (31 ± 8) per mm on POD 7, which were significantly higher than those of group RF [(23 ± 5) and (23 ± 3) per mm2, with q values respectively 5.67 and 6.01, P values below 0.05] and those within group DF on POD 0 (with q values respectively 6.42 and 7. 14, P values below 0. 05). On POD 3 and 7, the vascular diameter values of CZ 1 of rats in groups RF and DF were significantly higher than those of group DO (with q values from 8. 15 to 11.13, P values below 0.05). The vascular diameter values of CZ 2 of rats in group DF onPOD 0, 1, 2, 3,7 [(65 ± 8), (63 ± 13), (69 ± 9), (67 ± 8), (64 ± 13) 230m] and in group DO on POD 3 and 7 were significantly higher than those in group RF [respectively (46 ± 10) , (40 ± 9), (43 ± 13), (46 ± 12), (47 ± 11) µm on POD 0, 1,2, 3, 7 ] at corresponding time point (withqval- ues from 7.29 to 10.79, P values below 0.05). The difference in vascular diameter between CZ 1 and CZ 2 was statistically significant in groups RF and DO on POD 3 and 7, and in group DF on POD 0, 1 , and 2 (with q values from 5.32 to 9.56, P values below 0.05). Compared with that on POD 0 within each group, the vascular diameter of CZ 1 in groups RF and DF and that of CZ 2 in group DO increased significantly on POD 3 or 7 (with q values from 6.12 to 8.13, P values below 0.05). (2) In groups DF and RF, blood from the pedicle ran through CZ 1 and covered the dynamic territory successfully within POD 7. On POD 0, the blood within all flaps was blocked for about 3 min after going through CZ 1 at 1 cm distal from CZ 2 in group DF and around CZ 2 in group RF. (3) Flap survival rate of rats in group DF was (95 ± 12) % , which was statistically higher than that of group RF [(80 241 9) % , t = 2.91, P <0.01]. All the partial flap necrosis occurred in potential territory. (4) Compared with the vessels in the left dorsal side without surgery, the vessels of CZ 1 in group RF were dilated obviously, and the boundary between vascular trees became indistinct, but the vessels in CZ 2 changed slightly; the vessels in both CZs in group DF were dilated dramatically.
CONCLUSIONSThe delay method could enhance the survival of potential territory in perforator flap with three angiosomes, and it acted mainly by dilating the choke vessels in CZ 2 before flap surgery.
Angiography ; Animals ; Graft Survival ; physiology ; Male ; Necrosis ; Perforator Flap ; blood supply ; physiology ; Rats ; Skin ; blood supply ; Surgical Flaps ; blood supply ; physiology ; Time Factors
8.Clinical application of expanded flap based on the cutaneous branch of transverse cervical artery.
Ma XIANJIE ; Dong LIWEI ; Li YANG ; Wang LU ; Li WEIYANG
Chinese Journal of Plastic Surgery 2015;31(3):165-167
OBJECTIVETo investigate the clinical application of expanded flap based on cutaneous branch of transverse cervical artery for reconstruction of cervical cicatricial contracture.
METHODSBased on the clinical anatomy of cutaneous branch of transverse cervical artery flap, we design the corresponding subclavicular area for expansion. The incision was usually located at the anterior axillary fold, 5-8 cm in length. The expander was implanted under the deep fascial layer, without injury of the vascular pedicle. Fixation sutures were put about 1 cm apart from the incision to prevent the expander from transposition and exposure. After expansion, the cervical cicatricial contracture was excised and released. According to the defect, the expanded flap based on the cutaneous branch of transverse cervical artery was designed, with the pedicle located at the posterior margin of sternocleidomastoid and 1. 8 cm above median point of clavicle. "S" shape incision was made at the location of vascular pedicle. Subcutaneous dissection was performed 1.5 cm in width along the incision on both sides. Then the flap was harvested under the deep fascial layer and rotated to cover defect without tension. It was not necessary to dissect the vascular pedicle further. The defect at donor site was closed directly.
RESULTS17 cases were treated with the island flap. The contracture of the cervical scar was corrected completely with aesthetic appearance.
CONCLUSIONSExpanded flap based on cutaneous branch of transverse cervical artery has reliable blood supply. It' s an ideal flap for the treatment of cervical cicatricial contracture.
Arteries ; Cicatrix ; surgery ; Clavicle ; Contracture ; surgery ; Dissection ; methods ; Fasciotomy ; Humans ; Neck ; blood supply ; Neck Muscles ; anatomy & histology ; Surgical Flaps ; blood supply
9.Toxic megacolon complicated by ulcerative colitis in six patients:a case report and literature review
Weiyang ZHENG ; Jiaming QIAN ; Huaxia YANG ; Feng ZHU ; Jingnan LI
Chinese Journal of Internal Medicine 2012;51(9):694-697
ObjectiveTo summarize the clinical features of ulcerative eolitis (UC) complicated by toxic megacolon for early diagnosis and proper treatment. MethodsSix cases of toxic megacolon in the patients suffered from UC in Peking Union Medical College Hospital from 1983 to 2010 were analyzed,and related literature was searched and reviewed.ResultsThe incidence of the toxic megacolon in the patients with UC in our center was 0.7% (6/824),which was lower than those reported in the literature.There were always risk factors triggering the disease.The prognosis of the patients was poor,even after medical care and surgery intervention.Evaluation of the patients and making right timing to perform the surgery would improve the prognosis of the patients in foreign literature. ConclusionIt's crucial to make early diagnosis of the toxic megacolon in the patients suffered from UC. The right choice and timing to perform urgent surgery or selective surgery may improve their prognosis.
10.Application of the pithy formula and hook memory method in medical English study
Libo LI ; Jianming XIE ; Jinzhang CHEN ; Weiyang ZHENG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2012;11(5):539-542
Remembering medical English terms is the difficult point in learning medical English.Only through learning the rules and characteristics of medical terms can one remember and get command of thousands of medical terms rapidly and effectively.When studying medical English terms,we explored and summarized a series of pithy formula hook memorial method - a pithy formula linked to the affix and etyma was turned into rhyming verse and formed a memory chain after memorizing by hook memory method many times so as to keep the medical terms firmly in the mind rapidly.