Immobilization osteoporosis (IOP)is a common complication in clinic and cosmonauts. It severely impaired the patients ant the cosmonauts. The causes of IOP are weightless,immoblization and bed rest.Excercise therapy is very important for IOP. The etiology andpathogenesis of IOP are introduced in this article. the effects, mechanism and methods of the exercise therapy for preventing and treating IOP arealso discussed.

Objective To evaluate the relationship between the clinicopathological factors, prognosis and the expression of p16 and c erbB 2 protein in primary breast cancer. Methods The expression of p16 and c erbB 2 by immunohistochemical method was observed in 50 patients with primary breast cancer and the detection of p16 by polymerase chain reaction(PCR) and the point mutation of p16 by PCR single strand conformational polymorphism(SSCP) were detected in 20 patients with breast cancer. Results Among the cancers, positive expression of p16 protein was found in 17(34.00%) cases, c erbB 2 protein positive expression in 24(48.00%) cases. No homozygous deletion in p16 gene was found. However, exon2 point mutation of p16 gene was found in 1 of 20 breast cancer. The results showed no relationship between p16 expression and clinicopathological factor or prognosis. Positive expressions of c erbB 2 protein were often found in breast cancer with lymph node metastasis(P=0.0237) with a poor 5 year survivalrate(P=0.0169). There was no consistent relationship between the expression of p16 and c erbB 2 protein. Neither p16 nor c erbB 2 protein expression could be as an independent prognostic factor. Conclusions The patients with breast cancer of positive expression of c erbB 2 protein has a high lymph node metastasis rate and a poor survival rate. The point mutation rate of p16 gene is lower in primary breast cancer, and it can be a molecular events in advanced primary breast cancer.

Objective To evaluate the clinical effect of one-stage posterior-anterior approach surgery for patients with cervical fracture and dislocation combined with locked facet.Methods A retrospective review was conducted on 21 cases of cervical dislocation and fracture combined with locked facet treated by one-stage posterior-anterior approach surgery between April 2011 and December 2012.There were 16 males and 5 females at age ranging from 23 to 61 years (mean,38.3 years).Posterior unlocking reduction by partial facetectomy and lateral mass screw fixation was performed,followed by anterior decompression,internal fixation and interbody fusion by titanium meshes.Outpatient or telephone follow-up was performed to evaluate bone fusion and recovery of neurologic function.Results Mean operation time was 140 minutes (130-210 minutes) and mean blood loss was 340 ml (range,150-600 ml).All incisions got primary healing with no operation-correlated complications.Five patients complicated with severe lung infection after surgery and one died of respiratory failure two week later.Titanium meshes achieved bone fusion within 3-9 months (mean,6 months) after surgery.At a mean follow-up of 17 months (range,12-30 months),there was no implant breakage and mesh displacement or collapse.According to the American Spinal Injury Association (ASIA) score,preoperative neurologic deficit restored by mean one grade at final follow-up.Conclusion One-stage posterior-anterior approach surgery is an ideal choice for cervical fracture and dislocation combined with locked facet,for it provides unlocking reduction,canal decompression,and rigid reconstruction of the anterior-posterior column.

Objective:To investigate the clinical value of decompression in the treatment of jaw large cystic lesions.Methods:42 patients with jaw large cystic lesions were treated with decompression.Imaging examination was taken and compared before and after the treatment.The influence of frequency of cyst cavity washing on the effect of decompression was observed.Results:3 moths after de-compression the border of the cyst cavity became ambiguous and the size of the cavity reduced.12 months after decompression the size of cyst cavity was stable,when second surgery was taken to remove the left cyst wall.There was no recurrence of the cystic lesion after 1 ~2 year follow-up.Cyst cavity was washed everyday,but the effect and treatment course were not influenced by the daily washing times.Conclusion:Decompression is effective in the treatment of the jaw large cystic lesions.

OBJECTIVETo assess the safety and the accuracy of surgical navigation technology in the resection of severe ankylosis of the mandibular condyle with the middle cranial fossa.

METHODSThe CT scan data was transferred to a Windows-based computer workstation, and the patient' s individual anatomy was assessed in multiplanar views at the workstation. In the operation, the patient and the virtual image were matched by individual registration with the reference points which were set on the skull bone surface and the teeth. Then the real time navigation can be performed.

RESULTSThe acquisition of the data sets was uncomplicated, and image quality was sufficient to assess the operative result in three cases. The operations were performed successfully with the guidance of real-time navigation. The application of surgical navigation have enhanced the safety and the accuracy of the surgery for bony ankylosis of temporomandibular joint.

CONCLUSIONSThe application of surgical navigation can improve the accuracy and safety of surgical excision of the ankylosed skull base tissue.

Anatomic Landmarks ; anatomy & histology ; Ankylosis ; surgery ; Humans ; Skull ; diagnostic imaging ; surgery ; Surgery, Computer-Assisted ; methods ; Temporomandibular Joint ; surgery ; Temporomandibular Joint Disorders ; surgery ; Tomography, X-Ray Computed

Objective To assess the clinical features and therapeutic efficacy of extensive full thickness cheek defects reconstruction with free anterolateral thigh flap.Methods From December,2008 to June,2014,a total of 17 patients underwent simultaneous tumor radical resection and full thickness cheek defects reconstruction with free anterolateral thigh flap.In these 17 patients,12 patients had undergone the reconstruction of full thickness cheek defects with the folded anterolateral thigh flap (two skin islands and an intervening de-epithelialized zone); 5 patients had undergone the reconstruction of full thickness cheek defects with the two separate skin paddles anterolateral thigh flap in one single pedicle.Results All of 17 free anterolateral thigh flaps survived,besides 1 case resulted in partial loss of flap adge due to diabetes.After 3 to 12 months' follow-up,all cases of free anterolateral thigh flap were good in color,shape and texture,and patients were satisfied with oral morphological and functional reconstruction.Conclusion The free anterolateral thigh flap is one of versatile soft tissue flaps in the extensive full thickness cheek defects reconstruction.

5 patients with chronic prolonged mandibular dislocations(CPMD)were examined by CT scan.The patients were treated by manual reduction under general anaesthesia and muscle relaxants.Traction was performed with ligaturing steel wires on fixation titanium screws intermaxillaryly and wrapping up the skull-jaw bone with elastic bandages for 3 weeks.After 1 month,a maximal mouth opening of o-ver 30 mm was noted and no episode of redislocation occurred in 3 -34 month follow-up.

ObjectiveTo evaluate the efficacy about the different wearing manner with Milwaukee and Boston for the treatment of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS).MethodsRetrospectively summarization and analysis was performed in 85 adolescent patients with idiopathic scoliosis who were treated from February 2004 to March 2009.The skeletal growth of them had not completed.There were 57 cases who received brace treatment.In them,28 were treated with (CTLSO) Milwaukee brace,and the rest were treated with (TLSO) Boston brace and orthopedic gymnastics.The 30 cases wear regularly used for 21 to 23hours per day,and 27 cases could consist on wearing only 6 to 15 hours per day.The other 28 cases of 85AIS cases were only treated with orthopedic gymnastics instead of orthosis treatment.All patients were periodically observed with lateral side (X)-ray photograph at standing position and photograph,and Cobb angle and Risser sign were measured every 3 to 6 months.Since 2008 all adolescent idiopathic scoliosis patients treated with orthosis were requested to fill with simplified Chinese SRS-22.Results73 cases adolescent idiopathic scoliosis patients were followed up for 2 ～5 years [ mean(26.3 ± 33.7)months ].Milwaukee orthosis group showed the regular wearing group had 91.67 ％ ( 11/12) effective rate and the intermittent wearing group had 56.25％ (9/16) effective rate and the group without wearing orthosis only had 20％ (4/20)effective rate.The group regularly wearing Milwaukee brace had superior effect than the other two groups (P ＜ 0.05 ).Boston orthosis group showed the regular wearing group had 88.89％ (16/18) effective rate and the intermittent wearing group had 54.55％ (6/11 ) effective rate and the group without wearing brace with 25％ (2/8) effective rate.The group regularly wearing Boston brace had better effect than the other two groups ( P ＜ 0.05 ).Due to the different choice of AIS patients and orthosis,the effective rate of the Milwaukee and Boston orthosis was not compared.ConclusionsThe adolescent idiopathic scoliosis patients should insist on regularly wearing brace regardless of the Milwaukee or Boston orthosis ( this article suggest that the wearing time should not less than 21 ～ 23 h/d).The group regularly wearing with the Milwaukee or Boston orthosis had better effect than the intermittent group or the group without wearing brace.It's a good treatment for the AIS patients who have with the indication of orthosis treatment.

Objective To set up and validate three-dimensional finite element model (FEM) of Lenke 1 BN idiopathic scoliosis based on CT images, for building ideal digitization platform for further biomechanical study. Methods An 18-year-old female Lenke 1 BN idiopathic scoliosis patient was selected as volunteer for current study. CT transverse scanning in supine position was done from T1 to caudal end in 1mm layer interval. All CT images were imported into Mimics 10.01 to form qualified AIS three-dimensional geometric model after geometry clean, including all thoraco-lumbar-sacral vertebrae and thoracic cage, which was further delivered to Hypher Mesh 7.0 to build 3d finite element AIS model by mesh partition and quality control. A variety of material parameters were given to different mesh according to references. Validation verification was done by left and right Bending test and erect-supine test. Results 1 )A complete three-dimensional finite element model of Lenke 1 BN idiopathic scoliosis was built successfully, in consist of 341 228 nodes,1 409 929 tetrahedron elements, 163 132 shell elements, 715 cable elements and 149 rod elements. 2)The convex bending Cobb's angles of PT, MT and L curve on X-ray films and finite element simulation were 14°,26° ,8° and 15° ,24°,6° respectively. The error of finite element simulation was 8.3%. 3)Erect Cobb's angles of PT, MT and L were 37°, 50°, 24° and 33°, 51°, 24° on X-ray films and by finite element simulation.Supine Cobb's angles of PT, MT and L were 29°, 43°, 22° and 27°, 42°, 22° on X-ray films and by finite element simulation. The average error of finite element simulation was 3.9%. Conclusion Lenke 1 BN idiopathic scoliosis FEM is intact, reliable and effective for further biomechanical simulation study.

Objective To compare the minimum 5?year follow?up outcomes of surgical management by posterior only ap?proaches, anterior only approaches and combined posterior and anterior approaches for thoracic tuberculosis in adults, and evalu?ate the mid term follow?up results of posterior only approaches. Methods All of 184 patients with monosegment thoracic tubercu?losis between January 2003 and November 2010 were studied retrospectively. Among these patients, 62 cases were treated with posterior debridement combine with interbody fusion (PO group), 65 cases were treated by posterior instrumentation, anterior de?bridement and bone graft in one or two?stage procedures (AP Group ), and 57 cases were treated by anterior only approach (AO Group). The operation time, blood loss, Visual Analogue Scale, complications, recovery of neurological function, kyphosis angle, correction rate and loss angle were respectively compared between each group. Results Comparison of postoperative curative ef?fects showed:mean operation time and blood loss:PO group (260.05±30.75 min,735.95±161.43 ml) was better than AP group (411.65 ± 55.61 min, 1178.65 ± 184.50 ml)and AO group (343.65 ± 24.74 min, 965.35 ± 122.59 ml);corrective angle and correction rate:PO group (6.78°±1.13°, 72.48%±12.97%) and AP group (6.97°±1.05°, 73.10%±11.42%) were better than AO group (13.98°± 1.73°, 44.95%±16.84%);bed time:PO group and AO group were shorter than AP group. Mid term follow?up outcomes showed:ky?phosis angle and loss angle:PO group (8.56°±1.09°, 1.89°±1.41°) and AP group (8.55°±1.65°, 1.63°±1.11°) were better than AO group (16.39°±1.59°, 2.80°±1.29°);bone fusion time, VAS and recovery of neurological function:there were no statistically differ?ence in all groups. Conclusion The mid term follow?up outcomes of posterior debridement combined with interbody fusion is sat?isfied in the management of monosegment thoracic tuberculosis. It is a safe and effective method.