1.Detection and management of the vascular paths in the lateral sinus wall using cone beam computed tomography
Quan CHEN ; Xiao ZHANG ; Zhiyong ZHANG ; Wei GAO ; Wenshu LIU ; Tian MENG ; Yuhuan CHEN ; Huili WANG
Journal of Peking University(Health Sciences) 2017;49(3):540-546
Objective: To detect the vascular paths in the lateral wall of maxillary sinus using cone beam computer tomography (CBCT), and to retrospect the surgical managements of avoiding bleeding complication during the lateral approach maxillary sinus elevation.Methods: The documents of 71 consecutive patients with 81 sides maxillary sinus elevation surgery were collected.The vascular paths in the lateral wall of maxillary sinus were detected by the preoperative CBCT, and the messages about the vascular in surgical records were analyzed.Results: The paths of the vascular could be detected in 77 (95.1%) sides maxillary sinus in the reconstruction panoramic images of CBCT.At the position of the first molar, the paths of the vascular of the lateral maxillary sinus walls could be detected in 54 sides (66.7%) in the reconstruction coronal images of CBCT, and the other 27 sides (33.3%) could not be detected.Two approximately parallel paths of the vascular were found in 3 sides (3.7%) of the lateral maxillary sinus walls.The different diagnoses occurred in 6 sinuses between two observers.The kappa of diagnostic consistency of the two observers was 0.842 (P<0.001).The mean distance between the lower border of the vascular path to the plane of the alveolar crest of 54 sides maxillary sinuses was about (13.0±4.7) mm.The mean distance between lower border of vascular path to the plane of the floor of the sinus was (9.3±4.8) mm.The vascular path was located in the floor wall in 1 sinus.During the lateral approach maxillary sinus elevation operation, intraosseous vessels were dissected in 4 sides sinus lateral wall, the vascular path was avoided consciously in 3 sides, and the sinus elevation surgery had to be given up in 1 side for the vessel was torn and bleeding.There were no vascular related messages in 73 sides of the lateral approach maxillary sinus elevation operation records.Conclusion: The vascular paths of maxillary sinus wall could be detected by CBCT in most cases.Preoperative CBCT examination was proved to be reliable.The vascular paths of maxillary sinus wall should be examined carefully.It was helpful to make the surgical design perfectible and reduce the risk of tearing the vessel in operation.
2.Excessive endoplasmic reticulum stress induces apoptotic cell death in chronic cyclosporine A nephrotoxicity
Wenshu QUAN ; Yingshun JIN ; Jizhe JIN ; Shangguo PIAO ; Zhenhua CUI ; Haifeng JIN ; Hailan ZHENG ; Jinji LI ; Yuji JIANG ; Hua JIN ; Can LI
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2014;(6):1047-1051
AIM:To investigate the impact of excessive endoplasmic reticulum stress on apoptotic cell death in a rat model of chronic cyclosporine A ( CsA ) nephrotoxicity .METHODS: Male Sprague-Dawley rats on a low-salt diet were subcutaneously injected with vehicle (olive oil, 1 mL· kg-1· d-1) or CsA (15 mg/kg) daily for 1 or 4 weeks.Tu-bulointerstitial fibrosis and apoptotic cell death were estimated by trichrome staining and TUNEL staining .In addition , im-munohistochemistry and immunoblotting were used to evaluate the expression of immunoglobulin -binding protein ( BiP) , eu-karyotic initiation factor 2α(eIF2α), growth arrest and DNA damage-inducible protein 153 (GADD153), caspase-12 and caspase-3.RESULTS:The rats treated with CsA for 1 week did not develop tubulointerstitial fibrosis and TUNEL-positive cells, whereas 4-week treatment with CsA induced typical tubulointerstitial fibrosis and increased TUNEL-positive cells. CsA induced a significant increase in BiP and caspase-12 expression peaked at 1 week, and then returned to normal levels at 4 weeks.In contrast, the expression of eIF2α, GADD153 and caspase-3 in CsA-treated rat kidneys were significantly in-creased in a time-dependent manner .CONCLUSION:Excessive endoplasmic reticulum stress causes apoptotic cell death by depleting molecular chaperones and stimulating the proapoptotic pathway in chronic CsA nephrotoxicity .