1.Insertion torque and pullout strength of general spine system pedicle screws in human vertebral bodies:an in vitro biomechanical study
Shugang LI ; Guixing QIU ; Xisheng WENG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 1999;0(04):-
Objective To measure and compare the insertion torque and pullout strength of newly designed general spine system(GSS) screws with those of SOCON and CCD pedicle screws in normal human cadaver vertebrae, and to evaluate the screw purchase of GSS pedicle screws. Methods Twenty seven lumbar vertebral bodies obtained from 6 fresh normal male cadavers were classified into 3 groups randomly, 18 pedicles per group. GSS, SOCON and CCD pedicle screws were implanted into the pedicles of each group respectively. Pedicle screws were inserted with a torque screwdriver. Each screw was extracted axially from the pedicle at a rate of 5 mm/min until failure using a material testing machine(SWD-10, Changchun, China). Force data were recorded and analyzed using a one way ANOVA. P
2.Insertion torque and pull out strength of GSS pedicle screws in human vertebral bodies: an in vitro biomechanical study for pedicle screw revision
Shugang LI ; Guixing QIU ; Xisheng WENG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2000;0(11):-
0.05). In Group 2, the mean maximum pull out strength of the GSS screws was 127% of that of the CCD control screws, while the mean maximum pull out strength of the TSRH screws was 64% of that of the CCD control screws. The mean maximum pull out strength of the GSS screws was significantly higher than that of the TSRH screws (P0.05). Conclusion GSS screws offer better anchoring in revision surgery than most of the currently used screws do.
3.A study on the facial morphometry of the attractive Uygur females in Xinjiang
Fei GE ; Jinyu WANG ; Hongyan DENG ; Shugang LI ; Li ZHAO
Journal of Practical Stomatology 1995;0(04):-
Objective:To obtain the normal values of the facial soft tissue measurements of the attractive Uygur females in Xinjiang by photogrammetric analysis,and to study the relationship between the facial feature of attractive Uygur females and the neoclassical canons. Methods:31 attractive Uygur women were selected, standardized and referenced frontal photographs of faces were taken,and 14 standard anthropometric marks were determined,then measurements were performed by photoshopCS software.Results:Intercanthal width was rather smaller than nose width and larger than eye fissure width;nose width occupied more than 1/4 of face width or 2/3 of mouth width.The chin occupied 2/3 of the entire mandibular height.There was positive correlation among many horizontal and vertical facial soft tissue measurements.Conclusion:The facial features of the attractive Uygur females in Xinjiang fit the classical facial canons to some extent. There is pertinence in attractive facial form and features.
4.Comparision the effect on relievling stable angina between Shexiang Baoxin Pill and Isosorbide Dinitrate by singly dosing
Shugang LI ; Zuomin LI ; Qiongli ZHENG ; Jian LEI ;
Chinese Traditional Patent Medicine 1992;0(10):-
0.05). Conclusion: Both SXBXP and Isosorbide Dinitrate can significantly reduce the symptom of stable angina pectoris, but SXBXP is safer and has fewer side effects.
5.Three-dimensional finite element analysis of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis correction by different correction methods
Lin SHENG ; Xuesong WANG ; Zhihong WU ; Jiliang ZHAI ; Shugang LI
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2009;13(30):5972-5976
CT data regarding PUMCⅡ d2 adolescent idiopathic scoliosis obtained from one female patient were input into modeling software minics 11.11 to obtain medical simulation model.Then finite element analysis models of AIS patients (T1-S) were created by introducing simulation models into software abaqus 6.7.Finite element models of T6 11 segments were corrected by 5 different correction methods:simple concave bracing,simple convex pressurization,concave distraction and convex compression simultaneously,concave distraction prior to convex compression and concave distraction after convex pressurization.Abaqus software was used to simulate correction of scoliosis with vertebral arch pedicle screw by loading 50 N,100 N,and 200 N distraction forces on the concave side pedicles of the end vertebrae T6 and T11.The displacement of vertebrae T6 in Y-axis (sagittal plane) and Z-axis (coronal plane),which respectively represented the correction effects of kyphosis and scoliosis,was compared between prior to and after correction.Simple concave distraction provided better outcomes in terms of displacement of T6 in Z-axis than the remaining four methods (P < 0.01).Concave distraction and convex compression simultaneously,concave distraction prior to convex pressurization and concave distraction after convex compression produced identical displacements of T6 in Y-axis,which were all better than simple concave distraction (P< 0.01).The present findings imply that for curative effects of five methods on correction of scoliosis in the coronal plane:simple concave distraction> concave distraction and convex compression simultaneously = concave distraction prior to convex compressio= concave distraction after convex compression > simple convex pressurization;for curative effects of five methods on correction of kyphosis in the sagittal plane:simple convex compression > concave distraction and convex compression simultaneously = concave distraction prior to convex compression= concave distraction after convex compression> simple concave bracing.Simple concave distraction could not produce obvious corrective effects on kyphosis rather than lead to worsened kyphosis to some extent.Simple convex compression could not produce obvious corrective effects on scoliosis rather than result in aggravated scoliosis to some extent.
6.Intraoperative improvements of somatosensory evoked potentials in predicting the clinical outcome of the surgery for cervical spondylosis
Xinyu YANG ; Shugang LI ; Xisheng WENG ; Guixing QIU
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2005;9(18):218-219
BACKGROUND: Spinal somatosensory evoked potential(SEP) monitoring is widely used intraoperatively due to the easiness to operate and its reliability.OBJECTIVE: This study was designed to assess the significance of improving SEP signals in intraoperative spinal monitoring on predicting the post-operative spinal function.DESIGN: A non-randomized concurrent controlled study was conducted on selected patients.SETTING: This study was conducted at the Orthopedic Department of Peking Union Medical College Hospital.PARTICIPANTS: Totally 34 patients with cervical spondylosis underwent surgical treatment at the Orthopaedic Department of Peking Union Medical College Hospital were selected from January to October in 2001. Of all the patients, 24 underwent anterior decompression and fusion, 3 single door operation and 7 double door operation. According to the variance of intraoperative SEP, the patients were divided into the improvement group(12 cases)and the non-improvement group(22 cases).METHODS: All the patients' neurologic deficits were assessed according to the Japanese Orthopaedic Association scoring system(JOA score), prior to operation and postoperative week 1, 2, and 4 and month 3, 6. Each patient received the intraoperative spinal SEP monitoring. The variance of SEP signals in amplitude and latency were classified as improvement(an increase in amplitude of 50% or more, or a decrease in latency of 10% or more), decrease(a decrease in amplitude of 50% or more, or an increase in latency of 10% or more), and no improvement.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: JOA scores were calculated in two groups in the study at all time points.RESULTS: All the 34 patients entered the statistical analysis procedure. In postoperative week 1 and week 2, the improvement group showed a larger increase in JOA score than the non-improvement group did[improvement group:(14.08±1.44), (14.17±1.11) points; no improvement group:( 12.73 ± 1.42), ( 12.86 ± 1.28)points, P < 0.05]. In postoperative week 4, month 3 and month 6, both groups showed an increase in JOA scores [improvement group: (14.00±1.04), (13.58±1.08), (13.68±1.61)points; no improvement group: (13.82 ± 1.01), (13.41 ± 1.22), (13.41± 1.47)points], but there was no significant difference( P > 0.05).CONCLUSION: Improvement of intraoperative SEP can be used to predict the good early clinical outcomes in surgery for cervical spondylosis.
7.Relationship between the expression of E-cadherin and ki-67 in hepatocellular carcinoma tissues and prognosis of the patients after hepatectomy
Shugang SUN ; Zusen WANG ; Yujun LI ; Tianhua GUO ; Lianjun ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Current Advances in General Surgery 1999;0(02):-
Objective: To study the relationships between the expressions of E-cadherin and ki-67 in the tissues of heatocellular carcinoma(HCC)and the prognosis of HCC patients after hepatectomy as well as their clinical pathology. Methods: We examine the expressions of E-cadherin and ki-67 in 255 HCC tissues by tissue microarray and PV-6000 two-step method of immunohistochemistry and analyze the correlations between their expressions and clinical pathological data, 1-year recurrent rate and overall survival time after hepatectomy. Results: The expression of E-cadherin correlated with the tumor size and the 1-year recurrent rate of positive group was higher than that of the negative group. The expression of ki-67 correlated with vascular invasion and differentiation of the tumor, the positive group showed a higher 1-year recurrent rate and a shorter overall survival time. Multivariate Cox regression analysis indicated that the expression of ki-67 was an independent risky factor. Conclusions: The negative expression of E-cadherin and the positive expression of ki-67 predict a higher recurrent rate of early stage. The expression of ki-67 is an independent risky factor which can be used to evaluate the prognosis of patients with HCC after hepatectomy.
8.Eccentricity changes affect joint pain and function after total hip arthroplasty
Pengfei GUO ; Jingjie ZHOU ; Jing FAN ; Shugang LI
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;(44):7059-7064
according to the difference of femoral eccentricity on the affected and healthy sides. In the reduction group (30 cases), the difference value was <-5 mm. In the normal group (87 cases), the difference value was -5-5 mm. In the increased group (45 cases), the difference value was > 5 mm. Femoral stem and femoral prosthesis type were compared among different groups. SF-12 scale score, Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index (WOMAC) and Harris score were evaluated and compared before and after replacement. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:Standard eccentricity of femoral prosthesis mainly accounted for 77%, 63% and 73% in the reduction group, normal group and increased group, respectively (P > 0.05). No significant difference in average eccentricity was detected in each group between the affected and healthy sides (P> 0.05). WOMAC score was significantly higher after replacement than that before replacement in three groups (P < 0.05). No significant difference in WOMAC score was found among three groups before replacement (P > 0.05). No significant differences in pain and stiffness were detected among three groups after replacement (P > 0.05), and significant differences in physical function were found (P < 0.05). The physical function was highest in the normal group. No significant difference in SF-12 scale score was seen in the three groups before and after replacement (P > 0.05). The physical ability score was elevated after replacement in the three groups (P < 0.05). Mental scores were significantly elevated in reduction and normal groups (P < 0.05). The excelent and good rate of Harris score was significantly higher in the increased group (96%) than in the reduction group (70%) and normal group (87%) (P < 0.05). These findings indicate that the increased eccentricity contributed to the pain easement after total hip arthroplasty and promoted functional recovery. The decreased eccentricity could worsen patient’s pain, and was not conducive to the restoration of joint function after replacement.
10.Experiment study of three dimensional navigation assisted spinal surgery using structured light scanning
Bin FENG ; Guixing QIU ; Shugang LI ; Haojun ZHENG ; Pengcheng LI ; Siyi CAI ; Jinqian LIANG ; Lin SHENG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2011;31(5):530-534
Objective To introduce a new spinal surgery navigation system based on structured light scanning(structured light navigation system,SLNS),and to compare accuracy of pedicle screw placement using SLNS,CT based navigation system and free hand technique.Methods Thirty-two calf vertebral pedicles,40 and 32 were placed with pedicle screws using SLNS,CT navigation system,and free hand technique,respectively.The pedicle breakage ratio,transverse section angle (TSA),sagittal section angle (SSA),screw offset deviation of each screw were detected according to CT images.Results The pedicle breakage ratio of pedicle screws in SLNS group,CT navigation group and free hand group were 6%(2./32),5%(2/40),25%(8/32),respectively.The difference between each of the two navigation groups and free hand group were statistically significant regarding frequency of screw misplacement.The difference between the two navigation systems was not obvious.The average SSA error and TSA error in SLNS group were 2.58°±2.74° and 4.26°±5.20°.For CT navigation group,they were 2.95°±2.61° and 3.13°±-2.75°.There was no statistical difference between the two navigation methods for the SSA or TSA error.There was no statistical difference in offset deviation among SLNS group,CT navigation group and free hand group.Conclusion The SLNS is a new and practical navigation system,which has similar accuracy with CT navigation system.