1.Vacuum sealing drainage therapy using polyvinyl alcohol hydrated foam material for large soft tissue defects
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2014;(25):4090-4094
BACKGROUND:In various clinical treatments of soft tissue defects, vacuum sealing drainage technology can effectively control wound infection, shorten the treatment time, and accelerate wound healing. OBJECTIVE:To further understand the features and characteristics of hydrated ethanol polyethylene foam vacuum sealing drainage treatment, and compare the treatment effects against soft tissue defects with the conventional dressing change treatment. METHODS:A total of 140 cases of large soft tissue defects were divided randomly into two groups. Observation group received hydrated ethanol polyethylene foam vacuum sealing drainage treatment, while control group was treated by conventional dressing change. The degree of pain relief during treatment, the family satisfaction, the survival rate of first skin-grafting, the time needed before skin-grafting, the hospitalization time, the number of operations, the readmission rates, the complication rate and other clinical effectiveness indicators were compared between the two groups. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: In the observation group, visual analog scale scores decreased 5.76±0.68, in the control group visual analog scale score decreased 2.85±0.53, with significant differences between the two groups (P < 0.05), and family satisfaction degree of the observation group was higher (P < 0.05). The survival rate of first skin-grafting of the observation group was higher than the control group (P < 0.05), the time needed before skin-grafting, the hospitalization time, the number of operations, the readmission rates, and the complication rate were lower than the control group (P < 0.05). The results showed that, compared with conventional dressing change treatment, hydrated ethanol polyethylene foam vacuum sealing drainage has advantages of light pain, short treatment time, low rate of complications, and high efficacy.
2.Clinical significance of expression of matrix metalloproteinase 13 in breast cancer
International Journal of Surgery 2013;40(9):611-614,封3
Objective To find out the correlation between MMP-13 and clinicopathological parameters of breast cancer and identify clinical significance of MMP-13 overexpression on overall survival of breast cancer.Methods Immunohistochemistry was performed on paraffin-embedded tissue microarray containing 159 tissue dots from breast cancer patients.The intensity and the extent of IHC were scored by pathologists blind to clinicopathological parameters of the specimens.Different expression profiles of MMP-13 in breat cancer tissues and paraneoplastic tissues,and correlation between MMP-13 and breast cancer clinicopathological parameters were analyzed for statistical significance respectively.The impact of MMP-13 overexpression on overall survival of breast cancer.Results MMP13 expression were significantly higher in breast cancer tissues(54.4%) than in their corresponding paraneoplastic tissues(27.5%)(P =0.003).Expression of MMP-13 in breast cancer positively correlated with lymphma node metastasis(r =0.257,P =0.006),clinical TNM classification (r =0.310,P =0.001),HER2 expression (r =0.192,P =0.041).However,no significant correlation were oberserved between MMP-13 expression and tumor size,MMP-13 expression and tumor grade,MMP-13 expression and ER expression,MMP-13 expression and PR expression respectively.Conclusions Overexpress of MMP-13 is more common in breast cancer tissues than in their corresponding paraneoplastic tissues,and is an independent prognosis indicator of breast cancer.
7.Discussion on clinical characteristics, surgical program and common factors related to deviation angles of strabismus following external approach for retinal detachment
Ling YIN ; Desheng SONG ; Xia CHEN
Recent Advances in Ophthalmology 2017;37(2):151-155
Objective To observe the clinical characteristics and surgical methods of strabismus following external approach for retinal detachment,and explore the common factors related to deviation angles of strabismus.Methods Twenty-five cases of secondary strabismus following external approach for retinal detachment underwent strabismus surgery were recruited,and the follow-up time was from 5 months to 41 months.Ophthalmic examinations were performed before operation.Clinical characteristics of these cases were observed by intraoperative exploration,including preoperative and postoperative eye position and ocular movement (at 1 week and further followup).The preoperative and postoperative deviation angles of strabismus were evaluated according to the times of retinal detachment operation,postoperative BCVA and the surgery procedure of hang-back recession.Results Before strabismus operation,all cases underwent abnormal eye-movements,8 cases suffered from diplopia,and scar adhesions were observed in all involved ocular muscles during operation.Seven cases underwent weakening procedure of extraocular muscle,18 cases underwent weakening procedure plus strengthening procedure.Ten cases underwent hang-back recession among them.At 1 week and the final follow-up,the eyeball in21 cases and 15 cases were in position,4 cases and 9 cases were in undercorrection,5 cases and 7 cases were in limitation,and 2 cases and 1 case were in diplopia.The more operations were performed in retinal detachment,the more scar adhesions were presented,and statistical significance existed with the mean deviation angles before and after operation(in a week) between cases that had one-time and over-one-time of retinal detachment surgery (P =0.01,0.00).No difference of mean deviation angles was found at one week after operation and at follow-ups between the cases with and without hang-back recession (P =0.26,0.63).Conclusion Abnormal eyemovements,diplopia and scar adhesion are the most common clinical characteristics of strabismus following retinal detachment surgery.Times of retinal detachment operation and postoperative BCVA can influence the deviation angles of strabismus,and hang-back recession seems the safe and effective method of strabismus surgery.
8.The changes of hair growth with aging
Xingping YIN ; Jihai SHI ; Longqing XIA
Chinese Journal of Dermatology 1995;0(03):-
Objective To investigate the changes of hair growth with the increase of age and to develop a new practical method to evaluate the extent of aging. Methods After the approval of the ethnic committee, 96 healthy volunteers (44 males, 52 females, aged 30 ~ 78 years) were recruited into the study and divided into 4 groups based on the age: 30-group, 40-group, 50-group and 60-group. Macrophotographs were taken from the vertex. Hair density and percentages of black hairs were counted using Photoshop7.0 software. Ten hairs were randomly plucked from the specified scalp area,and the diameters of hair shaft and hair bulb were examined by a micrometer. The percentages of the follicles, based on their morphology, at different phases of the hair cycle, were counted. Results With the increase of age, the hair density, diameters of hair shaft as well as hair bulb, the percentages of anagen follicles and grey hairs all decreased, while the percentages of telogen follicles and white hairs increased, and significant difference was found between the 60-group and other 3 groups. In each group, the difference between males and females was found only in some parameters. The diameter of hair bulb positively correlated with that of hair shaft. Conclusion This study suggests that the parameters of hair growth could be used to help rating the extent of aging.
10.Effect of anti-KDR antibody on the proliferation of hemangioma vascular endothelial cells in vitro.
Yiqing, LI ; Yin, XIA ; Bi, JIN
Journal of Huazhong University of Science and Technology (Medical Sciences) 2007;27(5):551-3
The suppressive effect of anti-KDR antibody against VEGF on proliferation of hemangioma-derived vascular endothelial cells (HVECs) was investigated. HVECs from one case of hemangioma in proliferative phase were cultured. Both primary culture and sub-culture were conducted in M199 medium. The HVECs of passage 3 were divided into 4 groups based on the concentrations of anti-KDR antibody. Cell count was performed and inhibitory rate of HVECs was measured before and 9 days after interference. The results showed that the number of HVECs in the anti-KDR antibody-treated groups was significantly decreased and the inhibitory rate of HVECs by anti-KDR antibody (50, 10 and 2 microg/mL) was 84%, 63% and 39% respectively at 9th day after interference, with the difference being significant. In the control group, the number of HVECs was increased significantly. In was concluded that the anti-KDR antibody could suppress the activity of VEGF through blocking the KDR, indicating the potential clinical applications of anti-KDR antibody in the treatment of hemangioma.
Antibodies/*pharmacology
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Cell Proliferation/drug effects
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Endothelium, Vascular/*pathology
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Hemangioma/*pathology
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Tumor Cells, Cultured
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Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor Receptor-2/*immunology