2.Application of DNA image cytometry in distinguishing benign and malignant pleuroperitoneal fluids
Acta Universitatis Medicinalis Anhui 2015;(7):1016-1019
Objective To investigate the value of DNA image cytometry in thediagnose of benign and malignant pleuroperitoneal fluids by comparing with the liquid-based cytological results. Methods There were 417 cases in-volved in this study. Pap stain for cytology analysis and feulgen stain for DNA image cytometry were used to identify benign and malignant pleuroperitoneal fluids respectively,then compared the results of the two methods. Results Clinically or pathologically,213 were classified as malignant and the other 204 as benign. The sensitivity, specifici-ty,accuracy, positive predictive value and negative predictivevalue of DNA image cytometry were 89. 7%,100%, 94. 7%,100%,and 90. 3%,respectively. However,the sensitivity,specificity,accuracy, positive predictive value and negative predictive value of liquid-based cytology were 63. 4%, 81. 9%, 72. 4%, 78. 5%, and 68. 2%, re-spectively. There were significant differences in thesensitivity, specificity,accuracy, positive predictive value and negative predictivevalue. Conclusion DNA image cytometry has great application value in the diagnosis of benign and malignant pleuroperitoneal fluids, and can increase the positive rate, reduce misdiagnosed rate with liquid-based cytology.
3.Modern neurosurgical management of chronic pain
Basic & Clinical Medicine 2006;0(11):-
The treatment of chronic pain needs multidisciplinary management.Neurosurgical procedures hold an important role.With advancement in stereotactics,microsurgical and electrophysiological techniques,neurosurgical treatment becomes microinvasive,safer and popular.Neurosurgical procedures include anatomic,neuroaugmentative and neuroablative therapies.The procedure should be chosen individually.The pain characters,primary disorders,quality of life and survival time of the patient should be considered.A successful management must be well-indicated.
7.Mine Disaster Rescue and Medicine Supply before Hospitalization
China Pharmacy 2005;0(17):-
OBJECTIVE: To provide reference for rapid and effective first aid to mine disaster before hospitalization. METHODS: The status quo of emergent rescue for mine disaster in China was reviewed. The key to rescue, main countermeasures and necessary drug of first aid before hospitalization were analyzed according to the characteristics of mine disaster and troubles of medical rescue. RESULTS & CONCLUSIONS: Ambulance corps cooperated with medical staffs to set ICU at disaster site. Scientific rescue provided by professional team can improve survival rate. Meanwhile, a perfect mine disaster rescue system should be set up.
8.Repair of nasal septal perforations using splinting method of nasal composite valve.
Chinese Journal of Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 2008;43(11):862-863
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9.The radiation dose and protection during percutaneous vertebral augmentation
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2015;19(21):3409-3413
BACKGROUND:A large number of literatures have shown that surgeons expose to a higher radiation dose during puncture and bone cement injection in percutaneous vertebral augmentation. OBJECTIVE:To review the research progress in radiation doses and safeguard procedures in percutaneous vertebral augmentation. METHODS: By using percutaneous vertebral augmentation, radiation doses, radiation protective as key words, we retrieved articles related to radiological protection during percutaneous vertebral augmentation published from January 1995 to December 2014 in Wangfang database and PubMed database. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:One basic principle of radiation protection is that the radiation dose decreases rapidly with distance from the radioactive sources. Surgeons should maximize the distance from the radioactive sources as far as possible in case there is no effect on the operation. To optimize the setting and position of C-arm machine, wear protective devices and put lead shields as wel as computer navigation and radiation training in surgeons al can help to reduce the radiation doses during percutaneous vertebral augmentation. Remote bone cement injection device is easy to control but not increases the radiation doses. In addition, the influence of surgery bed on radiation dose remains to be further studied. We believe that with the in-depth research on radiological protection, vertebral augmentation technique wil be safer in clinical application.
10.Meta analysis of the rate of urethral stricture after treatments of posterior urethral injuries
Renbin YUAN ; Qiang WEI ; Tao LI
Chinese Journal of Urology 2008;29(6):392-395
0bjective To determine the effect of 2 therapies(early realignment versus delayed open urethroplasty)for posterior urethral injuries associated with pelvic fractures. Methods A sys-tematic review of all the relevant clinical trials was performed.Trials were identified from specialized trials register of Cochrane UGDP Group,the Coehrane library,additional electronic search(mainly MEDLINE、EMBSAE、CBM)and manual searching.Clinical trials comparing early realignment and delayed open urethroplasty of posterior urethral disruption associated with pelvic fractures were includ-ed.Statistics analysis was managed by using Review Manager 4.2. Results Ten clinical trials inclu-ding 470 patients were included.Meta-analysis indicated that odds ratio(OR)of the rate of urethral stricture was 0.27[95%confidence interval(95%CI)0.08,0.86,P=0.03].The OR of the percent-age of strictures needing urethroplasty was 0.25,95%CI 0.08,0.74,P=0.01. Conclusions Early realignment may provide better outcomes than delayed open urethroplasty after posterior urethral dis-ruption.It can decrease urethral stricture formation and the percentage of strictures needing urethro-plasty.But the results might be influenced by the bias of grouping,especially the severity of injuries.