1.Observation on the status of pre-thrombosis in patients with TIA
Qingshan ZHANG ; Jianjun LONG ; Zhigang WEI
Journal of Clinical Neurology 2001;0(05):-
Objective To observe the change on living blood cells of peripheral bloodstream in patients with TIA.Methods To observe the behavior of living blood cells in the peripheral bloodstream of 18 patients with TIA using high magnification microscopy system, and compared with 20 healthy individuals.Results Erythrocyte aggregation rate, leukocyte activation rate, thrombocyte activation rate, and the extent of those changes were higher in the TIA group than in the control group. This difference was statistically significant ( P
2.Efficacy and safety of single high-dose versus multiple low-dose ATG-Fresenius induction in de novo renal transplantation
Liping CHEN ; Chunbai MO ; Jun TIAN ; Guanghui PAN ; Changxi WANG ; Jianghua CHEN ; Tao LIN ; Xiaodong ZHANG ; Yaowen FU ; Long LIU ; Zhishui CHEN ; Aimin ZHANG ; Minzhuan LIN ; Xuyong SUN ; Jinsong CHEN ; Hang LIU ; Shaoling ZHENG ; Tongyu ZHU ; Qingshan QU ; Bingyi SHI
Chinese Journal of Organ Transplantation 2017;38(11):665-670
Objective To evaluate the efficacy and safety of single bolus high dose (SD group) ATG-Fresenius induction therapy in kidney transplantation vs.multiple low dose (MD group) administration.Methods A multiple center,prospective,randomized and controlled clinical study was performed on 280 de novo renal transplant recipients from 19 centers.Patients were randomized into 2 groups as follows:SD group,a single high dose (7-9 mg/kg) of ATG-F infused as an induction agent before the vessel anastomoses;MD group,2 mg/kg of ATG-F daily administrated in postoperative 4 days.All the patients accepted maintenance immunosuppressive protocol including tacrolimus,mycophenolate and prednisone.Patients were assessed and data were collected at regular schedule clinic visits on the day 1,3,7,14,30,90,180,270 and 365.The primary end point of efficacy was therapeutic failure rate [the number of death,grafts loss and acute rejection (AR)].The event first occurred should be used in the classification of patients.The non-inferiority evaluation of the two treatment regimens was done based on treatment failure rate.The secondary end points of efficacy were the incidence of AR,delayed graft function (DGF),1-year survival rate of patients and grafts,and serum creatinine at each visiting point.The indicators for safety evaluation included hemotologic variation and incidence of adverse events.Results The therapeutic failure rate in SD group was non-inferior to the MD group (17.24% vs.23.08%).AR was the major cause of therapeutic failure and there was similar incidence of AR between SD gronp and MD group (12.07% vs.21.37%).There was no significant difference in the incidence of DGF between SD group and MD group (12.07% vs.6.84%,P =0.1721).The 1-year patient's survival rate and 1-year graft survival rate in SD group and MD group showed no significant difference (96.55% vs.98.29%,P =0.6714;94.83% vs 98.29%,P =0.2750).The serum creatinine level showed no significant differences between two groups at each visit point.There was also no significant difference in total incidence of adverse events between the two groups.In addition,there was also no statistically significant difference in the incidence of concerned and drug-related adverse events between the two groups,including infection,hemotologic abnormality,liver or renal dysfunction,gastrointestinal disorder,etc.After ATG--F administration,peripheral blood lymphocytes in the SD and the MD group immediately decreased but nearly restored to the normal level on the postoperative day 30 and 90 respectively.No severe granulocytopenia,erythropenia or thrombocytopenia occurred in both two groups.Conclusion The efficacy and safety of single high dose of ATG-F induction are non-inferior to multiple low dose ATG-F induction,moreover,single high dose of ATG-F induction is administered more conveniently and economically.
3.Three D-CT reconstruction of surrounding structures of jugular foramen areas under two positions: a comparative study
Yabin MA ; Xiangyu WANG ; Weiwei XU ; Qingshan LONG ; Chengjian QIN
Chinese Journal of Neuromedicine 2014;13(12):1212-1214
Objective To comparatively study the displacement of surrounding structures of jugular foramen (JF) via far lateral approach under middle cranial flexion supine and oblique supine,and to provide the anatomical basis for the protection of these relative structures during choosing regional surgical approaches.Methods Forty-one healthy adults were scanned by PHILIPS Brilliance 64-slice CT according to the conditions:1 mm thick bone window under the middle cranial flexion supine position and oblique supine positions,continuous axial scanning,and being ranged from horizontal canal to C3 levels bony landmarks.The scanned images were inputted Philips Extended Brilliance Workspace CT reconstruction of multi-plane (MPR) and the data were measured.Results In the middle cranial flexion supine position,the distances from transverse process atlas to the ipsilateral mastoid tip,tip of the styloid process,the midpoint of the outer edge in occipital condyle were (20.99±4.18) mm,(20.49±5.47) mm,and (22.035±4.27) mm.In the supine oblique position,the distances from transverse process atlasto the ipsilateral mastoid tip,tip of the styloid process,the midpoint of the outer edge in occipital condyle were (22.795±3.29) mm,(22.315±5.48) mm and (23.025±3.91) mm.Significant differences were noted in these three distances between the two positions (P<0.05).Conclusion In the JF surgical approach,supine oblique can change the relative spatial relationship of correlative structures,increase the exposure of the jugular vein area,therefore,protect the facial nerve,vertebral artery and posterior extracranial structures,and reduce the damage to surrounding structural tissues and the complications.
4.Portable head and neck magnetic resonance imaging device in neurosurgery
Hongwei ZHU ; Houminji CHEN ; Long ZENG ; Qingshan XIAO ; Tao XIE ; Yanwu GUO ; Wangming ZHANG ; Qinghua WANG ; Chuanzhi DUAN ; Shizhong ZHANG ; Yiquan KE ; Hongbo GUO
Chinese Journal of Neuromedicine 2023;22(1):58-63
Objective:To explore the clinical application of portable head and neck magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) device in neurosurgery.Methods:A total of 213 patients with brain diseases who were scanned by portable head and neck MRI device in Center of Neurosurgery, Zhujiang Hospital, Southern Medical University from June to September 2022 were selected. The portable head and neck MRI images and 3.0T conventional MRI images of 10 randomly selected patients were compared; the differences in signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) of different sequences were analyzed. Thirty-one patients accepted tracheal intubation/tracheotomy, or ventilator-assisted breathing were selected as special patient group, and another 30 patients were as general patient group; the differences in comprehensive diagnostic scores of portable head and neck MRI images were compared. Noise intensity differences in different sequences between 3.0T conventional MRI and portable head and neck MRI were statistically compared. Twenty hospitalized volunteers with normal hearing in our center from July to August 2022 were selected, conventional 3.0T MRI and portable head and neck MRI were performed successively, and the noise intensity of different sequences in them was evaluated by using a 5-point system.Results:Compared with those in 3.0T conventional MRI images, the SNR and CNR of T1WI, T2WI, and Liquid attenuated reverse recovery sequence (FLAIR) sequences in portable head and neck MRI images were significantly lower ( P<0.05). No significant difference was noted in the comprehensive diagnostic scores of portable head and neck MRI images between special patients and general patients ( P>0.05). Compared with that in the 3.0T conventional MRI, the noise intensity of different sequences in portable head and neck MRI was significantly reduced ( P<0.05). These volunteers had significantly reduced noise intensity scores of different sequences in portable head and neck MRI compared with that in conventional 3.0T MRI ( P<0.05). Conclusion:Portable head and neck MRI device is easy to use, enjoying high safety, imaging quality and suitability, which meets the clinical needs for neurosurgery patients.