1.Smith-Peterson osteotomy for the treatment of degenerative lumbar scoliosis
Huacheng YUAN ; Wuji YOU ; Xiaoyi LIN
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(09):-
[Objective]To investigate the feasibility and merits of the Smith-Peterson osteotomy for the treatment of degenerative lumbar scoliosis. [Methods]Twenty-five patients(11 males,14 females)with degenerative lumbar scoliosis malformations underwent operations from May 2004 to October 2007.The mean average age were 67 years (range,56~77 years).All the patients underwent more than three segments Smith-Peterson osteotomy and lumbar pedicle screw fixation to have the reconstruction of spinal coronal and sagittal plane balance.[Results]The mean duration of surgery were 200 mins(range,150~320 mins),and the average intraoperative blood loss were 1000 ml (range,600~2 000 ml).There were two cases of postoperative cerebrospinal fluid leakage,which were alleviated by pulling drainage tube and oppressing the wound.Postoperative pain and numbness in both lower extremities were aggravated in 2 cases,one of which was recovered completely 3 weeks later,and another 12 weeks later.The mean clinical follow-up were 36 months(range,24~60 months).JOA 29 score was recorded to evaluate the relief of the symptoms.The good-to-excellent rate was 88.2% and the poor rate was 0%.The coronal Cobb's angle was improved from the preoperative average of 23? (range,15?~ 40?) to the postoperative average of 12? (range,8?~ 20?).The sagittal Cobb's angle was improved from the preoperative average of 0 ?(range,-15?~ 15?) to the postoperative average of 33?(range,25?~ 40?).[Conclusion]Smith-Peterson osteotomy is an effective method for the decompression of lumbar spinal stenosis,and is helpful to correct the sagittal deformity of the degenerative lumbar scoliosis.It also has relatively small interference to nerve in the operation.
2.Study on ultramicrostructure change and keratin1 expression in patients with symmetrical acral keratoderma
Ronghua LI ; Xiaomei LI ; Juanjuan SUN ; Xiaoyi YOU ; Yongcan ZHUANG ; Hongxing LI ; Feifeng GUAN ; Changxing LI
Chongqing Medicine 2017;46(33):4630-4632
Objective To study the ultramicrostructure change and keartin(KRT1) expression in skin lesion of symmetrical acral keratoderma(SAK) .Methods Thirteen cases of SAK in the First Affiliated Hospital of Fujian Medical University and the outpatient department of the Dongguan Municipal Sixth People′s Hospital were selected as the study subjects .The histopathological samples were taken from the wrist site .The retinoic acid preparation or corticosteroid preparation or Chinese medicine preparation were not externally used within 2 months before taking skin lesion sample .The healthy control skin samples were the normal skin in 12 cases by plastic surgical resection .The ultramicrostructural change were observed by the transmission electron microscopy .The KRT1 expression in skin lesion of 13 cases of SAK and healthy skin tissue of 12 cases were measured by immunohistochemistry method .Results The SAK ultramicrostructures manifested by the interruption of keratinizing envelope continuity in horny layer , and remarkable aggregation of keratin filament in upper stratum spinosum and surrounding nucleus of granular layer .KRT1 was ex-pressed in the cells of SAK skin lesion and basal layer ,spinous layer ,granular layer and horny layer .The cytoplasm and cytomem-brane staining was common .The KRT1 expression in skin lesion was significantly higher than that in normal skin (t=2 .210 ,P=0 .038) .Conclusion The ultramicrostructure features of SAK skin lesion are abnormal differentiation of epidermis keratin fila-ments ,which might be related with overexpression of KRT 1 .
3.Apoptosis-inducing activity of synthetic hydrocarbon-stapled peptides in H358 cancer cells expressing KRAS
Cuicui LI ; Ni ZHAO ; Luyan AN ; Zhen DAI ; Xiaoyi CHEN ; Fan YANG ; Qidong YOU ; Bin DI ; Chi HU ; Lili XU
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B 2021;11(9):2670-2684
Lung cancers are the leading cause of cancer deaths worldwide and pose a grave threat to human life and health. Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is the most frequent malignancy occupying 80% of all lung cancer subtypes. Except for other mutations (