Objective To analyze the causes and treatment methods of early complications after central systemic-pulmonary shunt in complex cyanotic congenital heart diseases.Methods Two hundred and twelve cases of central systemic-pulmonary shunt in complex cyanotic congenital heart diseases were retro-spectively analyzed in order to explore the early postoperative complications and related treatment measures. Results There were 61 cases(28.77%)of the early postoperative complications,including severe low car-diac output syndrome in 27 cases,acute pulmonary edema in 14 cases,24 h shunt pipe blockage in 12 cases, and supraventricular tachycardia in 8 cases.All patients got followed up,average for(2.49 ±1.21 )years.Af-ter the systemic-to-pulmonary artery shunts,pulmonary vascular had significant growth,8 patients(3.77%) of them who pulmonary hypoplasia were promoted by transcatheter aortopulmonary collateral vessels.At the end of the follow-up,77 patients(36.32%)achieved the standard of radical surgery.Conclusion The factors affecting surgical survival rate include:enhancement of patients cardiac function and strictly handle operation indication before operation a clear operational view;rational surgical methods;treatment of complication with-out delay;strict,intensive care and synthesized treatment.

Objective To observe the effects of radiation on the growth and expression of cysteine-rich 61(Cyr61/CCN1) of L929 cells and investigate the relationship between CCN1 expression and radiation injury.Methods L929 cells were cultured and divided into 2 groups,cells irradiated with 4 Gy ?-irradiation as radio-group and untreated cells as control group.The cell proliferation was measured by MTT assay and plate colony formation testing.Flow cytometry was utilized to quantify the cell cycle distribution.CCN1 expression at protein and mRNA levels were determined by immunocytochemistry(ICC) and RT-PCR respectively.Results Significant inhibition of proliferation(P

Objective To study the role of Cysteine-rich 61 ( Cyr61/CNN1) in repair of combined injury by observing whether exogenous CCN1 promotes the proliferation and migration of radiation-injured L929 cells. Methods A radiation model of L929 cells was induced by ? ray at a dose of 4 Gy. The irradiated L929 cells were cultured in a medium containing 2 ml adenovirus plasmids of CCN1 or RFP at 37 ℃ in an atmosphere containing 5% CO2,which served as a CCN1 group and a RFP group,respectively. Irradiated L929 cells cultured in a blank control medium served as a blank control group. Effects of CCN1 on proliferation and migration of radiation-injured L929 cells were detected by MTT assay,plate colony formation assay,cell cycle analysis,and scratch test of wound healing. Results The proliferation and colony formation rates of L929 cells cultured in a medium containing CCN1 were significantly higher than in RFP and control groups [colony formation rate:( 34. 4 ?3. 6) % vs ( 24. 5 ?2. 9) % and ( 29. 5 ?3. 5) %,P

Objective:To evaluate the feasibility and safety of total aortic arch surgery under mild hypothermicvia single upper hemisternotomy approach.Methods:From January 2019 to July 2019, 35 patients(31 male and 4 female) with Stanford A type aortic dissection were diagnosed, who were(43.7±5.7)years old. Aortic arch surgeries were carried out under mild hypothermic via single upper hemisternotomy approach and the perioperative mortality, time of cardiopulmonary bypass(CPB), aortic cross clamp(ACC), circulation arrest(CA) and morbidity of neurological dysfunction were respectively were recorded.Results:All patients were finished aortic arch surgery under mild hypothermic single upper hemisternotomy approach, with 8.6% of mortality(3 patients died perioperation). The time of CPB, ACC and CA were respectively(202±53)min, (128±28)min and(8±3)min. There were 6 cases of transient neurological dysfunction(17.1%) and 1 case of permanent neurological dysfunction(2.9%).Conclusion:Aortic arch surgery under mild hypothermic for Standford A dissectionvia single upper hemisternotomy approach is safe and feasible.