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Female ; Mammaplasty*

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Female ; Mammaplasty*

Toward the beginning of the twenty-first century, the world experiences the dramatic changes in politics, economics and culture, and it is evident that the Korean medical field will not be able to survive provided it doesn't prepare ourselves to adapt to those changes. The Korean Medical Society held a forum for the active operation of the medical society, inviting several leading affiliated societies, to meet the needs of the times. This review describes the summary of the presentation that the authors made on behalf of the Korean Radiological Society in the forum, including the organization, current status of academic activity, current status of international communication, and problems encountered in the internationalization of the Korean Radiological Society.
Politics ; Societies, Medical

Subclavian vein catheterization is a well estab1ished technique in adults for central venous pressure monitoring and the infusion of irritant solutions. Its use in small children is less common, preaumably because of technical difficulties in inserting the catheter and the disk of major complications. During cardiac surgery heparinization potentially adds to the risk of hematoma forma-tion. But it is often preferred becauae of the greater stability of the catheter on the anterior chest wall and allows a greater freedom of the neck and upper limb movement. We have experienced 62 open heart surgeries for congenital heart disease between April 14th and Oecember 31th 1986. In 47 children ranging in age from 11 months to 15 years, there was a high succes rate and no morbidity. It is concluded that infraclavicular subclavian vein catheterization is a useful means of measuring central venous presaure and establishing a central infusion line in children undergoing open heart surgery.
Adult ; Catheterization ; Catheters ; Central Venous Pressure ; Child* ; Freedom ; Heart ; Heart Defects, Congenital ; Hematoma ; Heparin ; Humans ; Neck ; Subclavian Vein* ; Thoracic Surgery* ; Thoracic Wall ; Upper Extremity

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Free Tissue Flaps* ; Head* ; Neck*

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Animals ; Linoleic Acid* ; Mice* ; Sarcoma 180* ; Sarcoma*

The authors evaluated high resolution computed tomographic (HRCT) findings of the isolated rabbit lungs with paraquat poisoning, and the findings were correlated with pathologic specimens. The purposes of this study are 1) to obtain the HRCT findings of the normal rabbit lung, 2) to find out if pulmonary pathology can be induced in rabbits by paraquat, and 3) to correlate the HRCT findings to those of pathology. Thirty rabbits were divided into three groups: group I included four control rabbits; group II included 16 rabbits given paraquat intraperitoneally(IP group); and group III included 10 rabbits given paraquat intravenously(IV group). The rabbits were sacrificed seven, 10 and 14 days after injection of various amount of paraquat, and then the lungs were isolated for HRCT and pathologic studies. Gross and microscopic findings of the three groups of control and paraquat-injected rabbit lungs were correlated with HRCT findings. Pulmonary congestion, mild thickening of alveolar walls and septae, and multifocal micro-atelectasis were the main pathologic findings of the lungs in both groups of the rabbits. Pulmonary hemorrhage was noted in five (31%) of 16 rabbits of IP group and three (30%) of 10 IV group. Pulmonary edema was seen in one rabbit (6%) of IP and four (40%) of IV group. Typical pulmonary fibrosis was seen in one rabbit of IP (6%) and IV (10%) group, respectively. There was no correlation between the amount of paraquat and frequency of the pulmonary pathology. Pulmonary fibrosis was seen at least one week after the paraquat injection. On HRCT, pulmonary hemorrhage and edema appeared as diffuse air-space consolidation and pulmonary fibrosis as linear or band-like opacities. However, minimal changes such as mild congestion.
Edema ; Estrogens, Conjugated (USP) ; Hemorrhage ; Lung* ; Paraquat ; Pathology ; Poisoning ; Pulmonary Edema ; Pulmonary Fibrosis ; Rabbits

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Skull Base* ; Skull*

We have experienced early extubation after 20 consecutive open heart surgeries for congenital heart disease between May 19 th and May 30 th this year. Eighteen of those 20 had the tracheal tube removed in the operating room immediately after operation. The reanlts were good and satisfactory. Two required postoperative ventilatory support for several hours at RICU. Sufentanil (Sufenta) 10-15 ug/kg was used intravenously as a major narcotic anesthetic for 18 podiatric patients and Fentanyl 50 ug/kg used for 2 adult Patients. The advantages of early extubation are as follows ; It is more physiologic, more comfortable, psychologically leas anxiety provoking for the patients and has less chance of pulmonary infection and less chance of ventilator mishaps arid it also shortens RICU stay and hospitalization. It is concluded that early extubation after open heart surgery for congenital heart disease has minimal risk and definite advantages in carefully selected patients.
Adult ; Anxiety ; Fentanyl ; Heart Defects, Congenital ; Heart Diseases* ; Heart* ; Hospitalization ; Humans ; Operating Rooms ; Sufentanil ; Thoracic Surgery* ; Ventilators, Mechanical

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Animals ; Mice* ; Plants, Medicinal* ; Sarcoma 180* ; Sarcoma*