1.Comparison the cardiorespiratory system effects of propofol-remifentanil and etomidate-remifentanil sedation in older patients undergoing painless gastroscopy
Chongqing Medicine 2017;46(5):628-631
Objective To compare the cardiorespiratory system effects of propofol-remifentanil and etomidate-remifentanil sedation in older patients undergoing diagnostic gastroscopy.Methods 400 older patients undergoing painless gastroscopy in endoscopy center of our hospital were chosen and randomly received intravenous propofol-remifentanil or etomidate-remifentanil sedation and divided into propofol group (n=200)and etomidate group(n=200).The diagnosis,endoscopic insertion time,operation time,wake up time,hemodynamics,adverse reaction and satisfactory of patients in each group were observed.Results There were no difference between two groups in diagnosis(P>0.05);the onset time was earlier in the etomidate group (P<0.05).Systolic pressure and diastolic pressure in propofol group were lower than etomidate group during and after operation(all P<0.05);the heart rate in propofol group were lower than etomidate group after operation(P<0.05);meanwhile,the SpO2 in propofol group were lower than etomidate group during operation(P<0.05).All adverse events in propofol group were higher than etomidate group (P<0.05).Incidences of hyoxemia and injection pain were higher in the propofol group (all P<0.05),while those of body quiver and myoclonus were higher in the etomidate group (all P<0.05).However,Satisfaction of physician and anesthetist in the propofol group were better the etomidate group (all P<0.05).Conclusion Etomidate-remifentanil administration for sedation undergoing painless gastroscopy resulted in more stable haemodynamic responses and less adverse events in older patients.Etomidate-remifentanil administration was worth to be popularized in older patients.
2.Analysis of risk factors for local recurrence 6 months after surgery in metastatic bone tumors
Ran WEI ; Wei GUO ; Xiaodong TANG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2013;(7):741-747
Objective To investigate incidence,risk factors and the prevention strategy of local recurrence 6 months after surgery for metastatic bone tumors.Methods Data of 797 patients who had undergone operations for metastatic bone tumors from March 1997 to March 2012 were retrospectively analyzed.Sixty-three patients (7.9%) who had local recurrence 6 months after operation were enrolled in the recurrence group,including 40 males and 23 females,and the average age at the time of operation was 55.21 years.Seven hundred thirty-four patients were enrolled in the non-recurrence group,including 432 males and 302 females,with an average age of 56.49 years.The risk factors for local recurrence 6 months after operation for metastatic bone tumors were statistically analyzed.Results The statistical analysis showed the risk factors for local tumor recurrence 6 months after surgery for metastatic bone tumors included preoperative general condition (10.9% vs 6.2%),the rate of progress of the primary tumor (10.1% vs 6.1%),site of bone metastasis (9.1% vs 3.9%),surgical method (11.4% vs 6.4%),whether local radiotherapy was performed preoperatively (28.0% vs 6.6%),whether local radiotherapy was performed postoperatively (8.7% vs 2.8%),whether sensitive systemic therapy was performed preoperatively (12.2% vs 6.1%),whether sensitive systemic therapy was performed postoperatively (10.3% vs 5.6%) and whether local therapy was performed in primary tumor site (10.1% vs 5.8%).Multivariate analysis showed the independent risk factors included preoperative general condition (OR=0.534),rate of progress of the primary tumor (OR=2.164),site of bone metastasis (OR=2.906),whether local radiotherapy was performed preoperatively (OR=3.184),whether sensitive systemic therapy was performed preoperatively (OR=2.344) and whether sensitive systemic therapy was performed postoperatively (OR =0.468).Conclusion When the patients has following conditions:poor preoperative general condition,fast progressive primary tumor,metastatic tumor in the axial skeleton,application of local radiotherapy preoperatively,and application of sensitive systemic therapy,the surgical treatment should be chosen cautiously.
3.Surgical treatment for primary spinal tumors
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 1998;0(12):-
Objective To study retrospectively the efficacy and complications of different surgery approaches used to treat primary spinal tumors and to discuss the surgical strategy in treating them. Methods 135 patients with primary spinal tumors had been treated between July 1998 and July 2005. The following diagnoses were made based on histopathological findings: multiple myeloma in 25 patients, giant cell tumor in 17, neurofibroma or neurilemmoma in 23, chondrosarcoma in 7, osteoblastoma in 6, aneurysmal bone cyst in 4, lymphoma in 9, eosinophilic granuloma in 6, hemangioma in 15, osteosarcoma in 3, Ewing sarcoma in 5, and other different tumors in 15. Anterior approach and posterior approach was used in 73 cases and 31 cases respectively. Posterolateral approach was used in 13 cases and combination of anterior and posterior approach was used in 18 cases. Results Pain relief was obtained in 126 of the 135 patients(93.3%). Improved neurological function was seen in 86 of 92 patients who had suffered from impaired neurological function. No severe complications were found in the follow-up period. Cerebrospinal fluid leakage was observed in 11 patients, and which was successfully treated using antibiotics therapy and raising the foot of the bed. 3 patients suffered from stress ulcer after operation, but they recovered soon after blood transfusion and anti-acid treatment. Other complications included subcutaneous emphysema (in 3 patients), superficial wound infection (in 3 patients),nerve root injury (in 2 patients), implant loosening (in 2 patients), and neurological morbidity due to surgery (in 1 patient). Conclusion When single or two adjacent vertebrae are involved by spinal tumors such as giant cell tumor and chondrosarcoma, tumor resection should be performed through combination of anterior and posterior approach. Aggressive resection based on the Tomita or WBB staging system is the treatment most likely to achieve long-term local control.
4.Limb salvage for malignant bone tumors after wide resection and reconstructed by composite prosthesis using devitalized bone grafts
Wei GUO ; Rongli YANG ; Xiaodong TANG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 1999;0(04):-
Objective To anatomically reconstruct massive bone deficiency w it h prosthesis-devitalized bone composites after bone tumor resection. Methods Fr om July 1997 to December 2000, twenty-four patients with malignant bone tumor we re treated with a limb salvage procedure including wide tissue resection and rec onstruction. The resected bone were debrided of gross tumor tissues, and treated with 200 g/L saline for 30 minutes and 95% alcohol for 20 minutes, then the dev italized bone was implanted back to resection sites. Eleven diaphysis defects we re reconstructed with devitalized bone fixed with interlocked intramedullary nai ling, the other 13 defects were reconstructed with prosthesis-devitalized bone c omposites. Results The mean follow-up period was two and half years. One patient s had nonunion at the graft-host junction. There were only two patients(9%) dev eloping local recurrence in half to two years after the surgery. These indicate that this method can be accepted by the limb salvage protocol. Conclusion Prosth esis devitalized bone composite enabled surgeons to reconstruct massive bone def iciency after bone tumor resection. Compared with allografts, devitalized bone h as the following advantages: 1) This technique reduces the rate of nonunion; 2) This technique also reduces the rate of local infection; 3) This technique reduc es the cost; 4) Few absorption has been found in devitalized bone at the last fo llow up. Immersion within 200 g/L saline then after 95% alcohol provides thoroug h devitalization of tumor hosting bone.
5.Diagnosis of bone metastasis from unknown origin
Xiaodong TANG ; Wei GUO ; Rongli YANG
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(01):-
[Objective]To evaluate the diagnostic strategy for bone metastasis from unknown primary. [Method]One hundred and twenty five patients with unknown primary bone metastasis were treated from June 2003 and December 2006.The distribution of bone metastasis while initial diagnosis mainly focused on spine,sacrum,pelvis,femur and humerus.The diagnostic strategy contained a series of physical examination,laboratory test,imaging study and pathological examination.[Result]The primary tumor was found in 70.4% cases,while 40% was in the lung,8% in kidney,5.6% in prostate,4.8% in liver,4% in breast,both 2.4% in thyroid and gastric,and 3.2% in other visceras.The physical examination revealed the occult primary site of the malignant tumor in only 9.6% cases.Although,43.2% patients had higher level of tumor antigen,but most of them were non-specific.Sixty percent of primary tumor was found by various imaging studies including plain radiograph,computed tomography and ultrasound.The pathological result after biopsy or operation identified or suggested the primary tumor in 66.4% cases.The one year survival rates after diagnosis were 58.57% and 22.93% in patients of bone metastasis with known and unknown origin,respectively.[Conclusion]The primary tumor can be diagnosed in most bone metastasis patients with no cancer history after careful examination,and patients will get benefit on survival time for targeted treatment.
6.Limb salvage for osteosarcoma of the proximal humerus
Xiaodong TANG ; Wei GUO ; Rongli YANG
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(23):-
[Objective] A retrospective study of patients with osteosarcoma in the proximal humerus was carried out to evaluate the effect of limb salvage surgery.[Methods]Thirty-eight patients received neoadjuvant chemotherapy and limb salvage were included in the study.Extraarticular or intraarticular resections of the proximal humerus were performed in 5 patients and 33 patients,respectively.The reconstructions included 31 custom-made prosthetic replacements,4 allograft prosthetic composites,1 bone cement spacer,and 2 autografts.The image files of patients receiving intraarticular resection were studied to identify tumor invasion of glenoid and deltoid muscule.[Results]Local recurrence encountered in 5 patients(13.2%)including 1 with extraarticular resection and 4 with intraarticular resection.In patients with intraarticular resection,image study revealed gleoid and deltoid muscule invasion occurred in 7 patients,of whom only 4 had local recurrence.The overall 5-year survival rate was 56.4%,and the disease-free survival rate was 40.5%.Complication rate of limb salvage surgery was 18.4%,which included two autograft bone fractures,one embolism of upper limb artery combined with radial nerve injury,and 4 shoulder joint instabilities.The functional outcomes of mean MSTS 93 score was 22.7 points(75.6%).The active external extension of shoulder joint was restricted in patients with extraarticular resection of no more than 30 degrees,and in patients with intraarticular resection of mean 45 degrees.[Conclusion]Acceptable oncological result and better function could be obtained after intraarticular resection of osteosarcoma in proximal humerus if glenoid or deltoid muscle invasion was not found on image study.Prosthetic replacement in these patients had lower complication rate,and better upper limb or hand function.
7.Progress in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dedifferentiated Chondrosarcoma
Guowen WANG ; Xiaodong TANG ; Wei GUO
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2010;37(1):56-59
Dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma(DDCS)comprises approximately 10%of all chondrosarcomas and has the worst outcome with a 5-year survival of 10%.The preferred localizations are the femur,humerus and pelvis.DDCS represents a special form of chondrosarcoma characterized by the presence of well-differentiated cartilaginous component in juxtaposition with malignant mesenchymal tumor of high-malignancy grade.The diagnosis of DDCS is highly complicated,requiring detailed radiological and histopathological evaluation as well as precise bioptic technique.The dedifferentiated component is typically a high-grade sarcoma(usually grade 3 or 4),which can be either an osteosarcoma,a malignant fibrous histiocytoma or an anaplastic spindle cell sarcoma.In approximately one-third of the radiographs,one-third of the MR images,and one-half of the CT scans, the tumors demonskates bimorphic features.Recently,array-based comparative genomic hybridization(array-CGH)studies have been performed on frozen chondrosarcoma(including DDCS)specimens.There is a statistically significant association between high-grade tumor(grade Ⅲ and dedifferent ated)and the recurrent genetic deletions at 5q14.2~q21.3,6q16~q25.3,9p24.2~q12,and 9p21.3.One of the most commonly deleted regions of DDCS involved chromosome 9.Earlier investigations of DDCS showed p53 mutation and p53-LOH in the anaplastic component.It is also accompanied by Rt-LOH.P161NK4 and E-cadherin promotor methylation were observed in the low grade chondroid compartment of DDCS.While p161NK4,FHIT,and E-cadherin were methylated in highly malignant osteosarcomatous compartment of the tumor.Surgical resection of the tumor within wide or radical margins is the most important treatment.The value of neoadjuvant or adjuvant therapy remain uncertain.Several new drug targets have been identified and phase Ⅱ studies are currently ongoing.Current phase Ⅱ trials open for DDCS patients used the following medicine:apomab(proapoptotic selective agonist of Ap02L/TRAIL death receptor),perifosine(serine/threonine kinase Akt inhibitor),dasatinib(multitargeted small-molecule tyrosine kinase inhibitor),and the combination of gemcitabine and docetaxel.More recently,several phase Ⅰ studies have reported incidental responses of DDCS to newer targeted agents,such as histone deacetylase and vascular endothelial growth factor antisense oligodeoxynucleotide.The prognosis for patients with DDCS remains poor. The poor prognosis of the DDCS is determined by nonchondroid high grade component caused by invasive growth and formation of metastases.Therefore,early diagnosis and prompt surgical treatment may improve the outcome.
8.The 30 cases clinical analysis of nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses by endoscopic sinus surgery
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2006;0(12):-
Objective To explore the effect of endoscopic sinus surgery on inverted papilloma of nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses in 30 cases.Methods 30 patients with inverted papilloma of nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses were operated on by endoscopic sinus surgery.Results During a follow-up of 2~3 years,only four cases recurred, Conclusion Endoscopic sinus surgery had advantsges of clear field and little injury,and therefore it was effective for inverted papilloma of nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses.
10.LDN-193189 inhibits progression and induces apoptosis in human dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma cell line NDCS-1
Kang YANG ; Xiaodong TANG ; Wei GUO
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2016;(2):52-55
Objective:To clarify the effects of the BMP receptor inhibitor LDN-193189 in the dedifferentiated chondrosarcoma (DDCS) cell line NDCS-1 and to explore the anti-tumor mechanism of LDN-193189 in DDCS. Methods:NDCS-1 was treated with 5 nmol/L of LDN-193189. MTT assay and clone formation experiments were used to verify that LDN-193189 suppressed cel proliferation. Transwel and wound healing tests were performed to demonstrate that LDN-193189 inhibited cell invasion. Western blot detection was used to show that LDN-193189 inhibited the suppression of BMPR2, p-Smad1/5, and RUNX2 protein expression. Results:The BMPR2 signaling pathway was inhibited by LDN-193189;thus, cell viability and invasion were significantly suppressed. Conclusion:LDN-193189 induces the inhibition of progression in vitro via the BMPR2-p-Smad1/5-RUNX2 signaling pathway in the human DDCS cell line NDCS-1.