1.Present and future for associating liver partition and portal vein ligation for staged hepatectomy
Chinese Journal of Digestive Surgery 2016;15(5):424-427
Compared to portal vein embolization and traditional two-stage hepatectomy,associating liver partition and portal vein ligation for staged hepatectomy (ALPPS) can induce the proliferation of liver rapidly,concomitantly with high incidence of complications and mortality in the perioperative period.The feasibility and safety have been improved gradually as the improvement of technology and the accumulation of experience.But it is still controversial on its efficacy for malignant tumors,especially with insufficiency of medium-and long-term out-comes.The mechanism of rapid proliferation induced by ALPPS needs more studies with further steps.
2.Ethical Questions of Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
Chinese Medical Ethics 1996;0(01):-
Laparoscopic cholecystectomy(LC),as a new minimal invasive technical method,is now the golden standard treatment for symptomatic gallbladder stone.The article is to discuss the principle during course of deveiopping LC should be followed on the view of medical ethics. The doctors' high sense of responsibility,the strict laparroscopic surgical training,the cooperation between doctors and the right attitute to converting to an open cholecystectomy must be the importat factors to develop LC smoothly.
3.Approach to Depuratory Authentication of Facilities of Chinese Drugs Preparations
China Pharmacy 2001;0(09):-
OBJECTIVE:To provide approaches and avenues for the Chinese drugs preparations manufacturers in the GMP depuratory authentication.METHODS:The features and difficulties in the GMP depuratory authentication of the Chinese drugs preparations such as the optimizing of depuratory regulations,the determination of the acceptable standards,the choice of testing methods,clarification of expiration date and re-authentication were analyzed.RESULT&CONCLUSION:The depuratory regulations of the manufacturing facilities for the Chinese drugs preparations must be optimized.
4.Brief Discussion on the Problems in Current Good Manufacturing Practice and the Countermeasures
China Pharmacy 2005;0(17):-
OBJECTIVE:To provide references for the improvement of our country's current Good Manufacturing Practice(GMP).METHODS:In consideration of GMP standards and problems in its implementation,the system,customers,suppliers,business leaders and documentation etc.were analyzed.RESULTS&CONCLUSION:Problems in the GMP standards has influenced the practice of GMP.In order to improve and optimize the GMP standards,it was recommended that process system be integrated to make the design quality in conformity with the manufacturing quality,open quality management system be established,business leader's leading effect be emphasized and clear and universal documentation system be established.
5.Effects of endothelial nitric oxide synthase gene transfection on cytokines and cAMP production in human phagocytic cells
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1986;0(04):-
AIM and METHOD: Human endothelial nitric oxide synthase (eNOS) gene was transfected into human phagocytic cell U937 and the effects of gene transfer on cytokines and cAMP production were observed. RESULTS: A functional eNOS was stably expressed in transfected U937 cells, but NO release was undetectable in intact transfectants. However, eNOS gene expression upregulated tumor necrosis factor - a release and downregulated interleukin - 10 and cAMP production in either presence or absence of NOS inhibitor N? - monomethyl - L - arginine. CONCLUSION: The function of tranfected eNOS gene product showed cellular speciality. The effector molecule that changed the produced pattern of cytokines and cAMP in phagocytic cells seems not likely the nitric oxide.
6.Nursing for patients with atrial fibrillation after left atrial linear ablation surrounding ipsilateral pulmonary veins
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing 2008;24(20):19-20
Objective To investigate the observation and nursing for patients with atria] fibrillation (AF)after left atrial linear ablation surrounding ipeilateral pulmonary veins (PVs). Methods Thirty patients with persistent AF underwent left atrial linear ablation surrounding ipsilateral PVs guided by CARTO electroanatomic mapping system and double Lasso catheters technique. The end point of ablation was defined as absence of all PV spikes after isolation and bidirectional conduction block between left atrial and PVs. Results After a median of (245±65)days of follow-up, twenty-one patients were free of AF. Eight patients subjected recurrent atrial tachyarrhymias, including 5 typical AFL, 2 atrial taehycardia and 1 paroxysmal AF. Two patients with persistent AF remaining PV spikes in left superior PV failed to be translated to sinus rhythm. Nine patients underwent repeated ablation and 8 of them were free of atrial taehyarrhythmia after (192±92) days follow-up. Total success rate after two procedures was 92.8%. Conclusions Nurses should perform effective care according to the symptom of patients before, during and after ablation procedure and relieve the patients from pain.
7.Clinical Significance of Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography Regional Cerebral Blood Flow Imaging on Dyskinesia in Children with Cerebral Palsy
Journal of Applied Clinical Pediatrics 2006;0(18):-
0.05).Compared with abnormality of rCBF in spastic left hemiplegia,there was significant difference between right and left lobes of cerebrum(P
9.Treatment of congenital vertical talus in infants by minimally invasive release operation
Minghai ZHU ; Guohui LIANG ; Xiaoli CAI
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(17):-
[Objective]To evaluate the application value of minimally invasive release operation about congenital vertical talus(CVT).[Method]All operation were operated with single method by author.Firstly,Achilles tendon,capsulotomy of the ankle and subtalar joint were released through a small straight posterior inside of Achilles tendon end point.Secondly,astragaloscaphoid and subtalar front joint were released bluntly through a straight posterior incision.Thirdly,based on circs subtalar joint were released through calcaneocuboid articulation outside foot.Then one K-wire were passed through the body of talus from its axis,and passed through instep after reposition of astragaloscaphoid joint.Two K-wires was passed through calcaneus to talus from planta.[Result]Eight cases were available for follow-up from 17 to 36 months(mean,28 months),follow-up results was evaluated by using a version of Adelaar and Kodros score,there were excellent result in 1 foot,good in 5,fair in 2.The presence of hindfoot valgus and forefoot abduce were noted in one foot,forefoot pronation was appeared in one foot.Two parameters-talar and calcaneus axis-first metalarsal base angles,calcaneus talus angles of eutopic and lateral radiograph were basally normal.[Conclusion]Operative reduction has been advocated as the only effective treatment for CVT,it is the best choice to use minimally invasive release operation for infant.
10.EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATIONS ON BURYING NERVE ENDINGS INTO MUSCLES FOR THE RECOVERY OF THEIR MOTOR FUNCTIONS
Chengqi WANG ; Jinfang CAI ; Yaoguang LIANG
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 1983;0(05):-
From May 1981 to September 1983. experimental study of the effect of buried nerve endings into muscles on the recovery of its motor functions was carried out in our hospital with 40 robust rabbits of both-sexes divided into two groups. In group A. left common peroneal nerve was cut off at the relatively deep site of myoneural junction and divided into three bundles, which were separately buried into long extensor muscle of digits, anterior tibial muscle and long peroneal muscle. For group B. a piece of 1.2cm cut from left common peroneal nerve and another piece of 1.4cm cut from right common per-oneal nerve were freely transplanted to the left-side muscles in the same way as in group A. Experimental results showed that the motor function of the muscles transplanted with nerve ending started to recover in two months after operation, and that the muscle power reached more than the 4th grading and electric irritation could induce muscle contraction at the 6th month after operation. Electromyogra-phic examination showed mixed disturbing potential. The new motor end-plates could be found on his-tological examination. In one clinical case follow-up for 6 months was made post-operatively and the recovering muscle power was fairly satisfactory.