1.Anatomy and clinical application of marginal mandibular retrograde island flap in nose reconstruction
Xinde CHENG ; Tianlan ZHAO ; Guangzao LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2001;0(03):-
Objective To report the anatomy and clinical application of the marginal mandibular flap pedicled with facial artery in nose reconstruction. Methods Based on the anatomical study of facial artery, the reversed marginal mandibular island flap pedicled with facial artery was designed, and the nasal reconstruction with the flap was operated in 20 cases. Results In 20 cases, the maximal size of flap was 7.0 cm?6.5 cm, and the minimal size was 6.0 cm?4.5 cm, and except the distal part necrosis in one flap, and wound dehiscence in nasal collumella in another flap, all other flaps survived. Followed up for 3 months to 2 years, all reconstructed noses showed satisfactory shapes. Conclusion The method is a new design technique for nose reconstruction with ideal nose appearance, and worth to be recommended.
2.Vermilion flap propelling for repairing secondary vermilion defect on bilateral cleft lip
Tianlan ZHAO ; Xinde CHENG ; Guangzao LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2001;0(05):-
Objective To introduce a method of repairing the secondary vermilion defect caused by bilateral cleft lip. Methods The two side vermilion flaps beside the defect were cut along the vermilion boundary, and the lip artery was involved in the flaps. The flap may be extended to lower lip if the defect was much large. Then the two flaps were propelled to repair the defective region. Results This method was used in 15 cases, in which the biggest width of the defect was 1.2 cm, and the smallest was 1.0 cm, with all the flaps survived. The postoperative appearance of the upper lip was satisfactory. Conclusion The lip artery is constant, so the blood supply of the flap is reliable and anatomizing the flap is easy. This is a new method and can be widely used in repairing vermilion defects.
3.Expanded scalp flap for repairing baldness
Xinde CHENG ; Tianlan ZHAO ; Guangzao LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2001;0(05):-
Objective To introduce the clinical application of the expanded scalp flap in the repair of baldness. Methods Based on area and shape of the baldness, two or three expanders were buried under the normal scalp galea around baldness. The scalp was expanded by intermittence injecting 0.9 % sodium chloride solution into expanders for 3 7 weeks, and then the expanded scalp flaps were used for repair of the baldness. Results Thirty expanders were used in twenty cases of patients with baldness, and all cases were satisfactory except two cases, in which the expanders exposed. Conclusion The treatment on baldness with expanded scalp flap is reliable. The donor site does not need graft skin. The scalp expansion may be the first choice in the repair of baldness.
4.Repair of eyelid full defect with composite flap pedicled with arterial arch of palpebral margin
Tianlan ZHAO ; Xinde CHENG ; Guangzao LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2002;0(02):-
Objective To investigate the method of repairing moderate or severe full defect of eyelid. Methods According to eyelid structure and the defect size, the two composite eyelid flaps were designed beside defect based on the arterial arch of the palpebral margins. If the defective area was too large, the lateral composite flap may be extended to lower or upper eyelid at the outer canthus, then the two flaps were propelled to the defective region to repair it. Results Eleven patients had been cured with this method since 1998. The largest length of eyelid defect was 1.7cm, and the smallest was 0.8cm. All defects exceeded 1/3 length of the upper or lower eyelid. All composite flaps survived completely without any complication. The appearance of the repaired eyelid was satisfactory. Conclusion Using the composite flap to repair the full moderate or severe full defect of eyelid is a new and effective method. It can not only provide enough tissues to repair large full defect of the upper or lower eyelid and to restore normal anatomical structure and appearance of the eyelid, but also is easy to be operated without severe secondary deformities, and the blood supply of the composite flap is reliable. The method is worth employing routinely.
5.Applied anatomy and clinical evaluation of vaginal reconstru ction using the pudendal-thigh island flaps
Guangzao LI ; Xinde CHENG ; Tianlan ZHAO
Chinese Journal of Medical Aesthetics and Cosmetology 2001;0(05):-
Objective To introduce the anatomic basis and evaluat ion of clinical application of the pudendal-thigh island flaps us ing for vaginal reconstruction. Methods The blood supply and innervation to the skin and fascia of the pudendal-thigh region were studied in 5 female cadavers (with 10 sides). 20 patients who underwent vaginal reconstruction with pudendal-thigh island flaps were followed-up, and all the women were married for more than 3 years. Results There were multiple blood supply in the pudendal-thigh area. The cuta neous arterial vessels come from the posterior labial artery, the external pudendal artery and the anterior cutaneous branches of obturator artery. The posterior labial artery was one of the internal pudendal artery branches, a nd the diameter of it was 0.9~1.7 mm (1.3mm in average) in its original site, w hich was 22~35 mm (26mm in average) from the perineal midline. It gave off 4 ~7 branches to the major labia and the pudendal-thigh area while running alon g the lateral site of the major labia accompanying vein and nerve. 20 patients w ho were followed-up satisfied with their perineal appearance and with 10. 2 cm depth of neovagina in average. Twenty neovagina remained supple, and sexually active without difficulty. Conclusions The pedicle of the pudendal-thigh island flaps using for vaginal reconstruction is the post erior labial neurovascular bundle. The flap has reliable blood supply, survive s easily, transfers with partial sensation and few complications. This tech nique introduces a modified approch of vaginal reconstruction using bilateral pudendal- thigh island flaps with satisfactory cosmetic and functional resu lts.
6.Association of AKT1 gene polymorphisms with therapeutic effects of 8-week treatment with risperidone
Xiaojun LI ; Tianlan LU ; Weihua YUE ; Dai ZHANG
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2018;32(2):125-129
Objective:To investigate the association of AKT1 gene polymorphism with risperidone in the treatment of first-episode and untreated schizophrenia for 8 weeks.Methods:A total of 150 patients with Chinese schizophrenia who met DSM-Ⅳ,including 128 cases of risperidone (treatment dose 4-6 mg/d) for 8 weeks were treated with risperidone (treatment dose 4-6 mg/d).The Positive and Negative Symptom Scale (PANSS) reduction rate was used to evaluate the curative effect of drugs after 8 weeks.Using DNA sequencing,four single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNP) loci (rs1130214,rs10149779,rs1130233,rs2494732) genotype were detected in 128 Han patients with schizophrenia,and quantitative trait locus analysis (QTL) was used to explore the association between AKT1 gene polymorphisms and the efficacy of risperidone in the treatment of schizophrenia.Results:AKT1 gene rs1130233 (G > A) and rs2494732(C > T) were significantly associated with the increase in PANSS after 8-week risperidone treatment of schizophrenia (P < 0.05).After repeated testing Bonferroni correction was still statistically significant.The correlation between rs1130214and rs10149779 in this sample was not statistically significant (P >0.05).Conclusion:This study suggests that polymorphisms of the AKT1 gene may be associated with the efficacy of risperidone in the treatment of schizophrenia in the Chinese Han population and is expected to provide a basis for the prediction of individual drug efficacy.
7.Karyotypes analyses in 632 autism spectrum disorder trios
Tianlan LU ; Zhiliu WU ; Yanyan RUAN ; Ang MEIXIJIA ; Weihua YUE ; Jun LI ; Lifang WANG ; Dai ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Nervous and Mental Diseases 2016;42(3):150-155
Objective To detect chromosomal aberrations of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), we performed karyo?types analyses in 632 ASD trios and then investigated whether copy number variants and neurodevelopment related genes are present in the regions of chromosomal aberrations. Methods Karyotypes analyses were performed in 632 ASD trios (1896 individuals). In addition, we investigated whether there were pathogenic copy number variants located in the rele?vant regions of detected aberrant karyotypes by using the database of the International Standards for Cytogenomic Arrays (ISCA) and the Genomic Variation and Phenotype in Humans using Ensembl Resources (DECIPHER) for ASD patients. Results We detected aberrant results in 22 of 632 patients (3.48%) by karyotypes analyses. Of these 22 aberrant karyo?types, 5 were de novo (0.79%), including the duplication, the translocation, karyotypes of Turner syndrome and the addi?tional material with unknown origin. Seventeen children affected with autism had aberrant karyotypes inherited from one of their parents. By using the ISCA and the DECIPHER database, we found that several copy number variants with high pathogenicity were located in 1q25 and 3p24. Further, these copy number variants consisted of several genes related to neurodevelopment such as TNR, ASTN1, and NMNAT2. Conclusion There are a few de novo chromosomal aberrations in some patients affected with ASD. Copy number variants of several pathogenic neurodevelopmental related genes may exist in the regions of chromosomal aberrations. Karyotypes analyses may be applied to explore the genetic etiology in some patients affected with ASD.
8.The preliminary study of setup errors' impact on dose distribution of image guide radiation therapy for head and neck cancer
Luying XU ; Jianji PAN ; Xiaoliang WANG ; Penggang BAI ; Qixin LI ; Zhaodong FEI ; Chuanben CHEN ; Liqin MA ; Tianlan TANG
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2011;20(6):506-509
Objective To measure the set-up errors of patients with head and neck (H&N) cancer during the image guided intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) treatment and analyze the impact of setup errors on dose distribution ; then to further investigate the necessity of adjustment online for H&N cancer during IMRT treatment.Methods Cone-beam CT (CBCT) scanning of thirty patients with H&N cancer were acquired by once weekly with a total of 6 times during IMRT treatment.The CBCT images and the original planning CT images were matched by the bony structure and worked out the translational errors of the x,y,z axis,as well as rotational errors.The dose distributions were recalculated based on the data of each setup error.The dose of planning target volume (PTV) and organs at risk were calculated in the replanning,and than compared with the original plan by paired t-test.Results The mean value of x,y,z axis translational set-up errors were ( 1.06 ± 0.95 ) mm,( 0.95 ± 0.77 ) mm and ( 1.31 ± 1.07 ) mm,respectively.The rotational error of x,y,z axis were ( 1.04 ±0.791 ),( 1.06 ±0.89) and (0.81 ±0.61 ),respectively.PTV 95% volume dose ( D95 ) and PTV minimal dose of replanning for 6 times set-up were lower than original plan (6526.6 cGy:6630.3 cGy,t =3.98,P =0.000 and 5632.6 cGy:5792.5 cGy,t =- 2.89,P =0.007).Brain stem received 45 Gydose volume ( V45 ) and 1% brain stem volume dose ( D01 )were higher than original plan ( 3.54%:2.75%,t =3.84,P =0.001 and 5129.7 cGy:4919.3 cGy,t =4.36,P =0.000).Conclusions The set-up errors led to the dose of PTV D95 obviously insufficient and significantly increased V45,D01 of the brainstem.So,adjustment online is necessary for H&N cancer during IMRT treatment.
9.Application of "tennis racket" flap with fascial pedicle on the healthy chest for the radiation ulcer after surgical treatment of breast carcinoma.
Yu DAOJIANG ; Zhao TIANLAN ; Wu LIJUN ; Yu WENYUAN ; Anne MORICE ; Sun WEI ; Wang YULONG ; Hong JIAYUN ; Li XIUJIE
Chinese Journal of Plastic Surgery 2015;31(3):176-179
OBJECTIVETo introduce the application of "tennis racket" flap with fascial pedicle on the healthy chest for radiation ulcer after surgical treatment of breast cancer.
METHODSThe " tennis racket" flap was designed on the healthy chest along the cartilage with fascia pedicle near the sternum. 9 cases were treated. The flaps size ranged from 5.0 cm x 3.5 cm to 13 cm x 11 cm with pedicle size of 2-8 cm in length and 2.0-3.0 cm in width.
RESULTSAll the 9 flaps survived completely with satisfactory appearance. The patients were followed up for 2 months to 3 years without ulcer reoccurrence.
CONCLUSIONSThe "tennis racket" flap has a slender fascial pedicle without major blood vessel. It has the advantages of good flexibility for rotation and large flap size for the reconstruction of the radiation ulcer after surgical treatment of breast cancer.
Breast Neoplasms ; radiotherapy ; Fascia ; Female ; Humans ; Radiodermatitis ; surgery ; Skin Ulcer ; etiology ; surgery ; Sternum ; Surgical Flaps ; Tennis
10.Repair of the facial tissue defects with reversed narrow pedicle lateral maxillocervical fasciocutaneous flap.
Tianlan ZHAO ; Xinde CHENG ; Dachuan XU ; Guangzao LI ; Li ZHANG ; Jin XU ; Shuxing GE
Chinese Journal of Plastic Surgery 2002;18(3):148-150
OBJECTIVETo introduce a method of repairing facial tissue defects caused by various factors.
METHODSThe reverse narrow pedicle lateral maxillocervical fasciocutaneous flap was designed with its pedicle located in front of auricle. The size of the flaps ranged from 5 cm x 6 cm to 10 cm x 11 cm. The length and width of the pedicle ranged 2 cm-5 cm and 1 cm-1.5 cm.
RESULTSThis fasciocutaneous flap was used in 21 cases. All flaps survived except 1 flap showing distal skin necrosis.
CONCLUSIONThis fasciocutaneous flap didn't include any major blood vessel. The ratio of the pedicle width to flap length broke that of traditional flap and was reverse transfer. The transposition of the narrow pedicle flap was easy. The postoperative appearance (color, texture, cosmetic aspect) was satisfactory. This method was a new design and was ideal for large facial tissue defect repair.
Adolescent ; Adult ; Aged ; Child ; Child, Preschool ; Face ; surgery ; Female ; Humans ; Infant ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Surgical Flaps