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.
5.In vitro purification of Schwann cells with double negative selection
Jinfeng SHI ; Li LEI ; Yin XIA
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2007;11(33):6697-6700
BACKGROUND: Although cultured technique and purified method of Schwann cells (SCs) are changed successively,purity is still limited. Whether double negative selections can culture high-purified SCs still needs a further study.OBJECTIVE: To investigate the effects of double negative selections on growth and purity of SCs.DESIGN: Controlled animal study.SETTING: Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, Beijing Tongren Hospital, Capital Medical University,and the Beijing Institution of Otolaryngology.MATERIALS: The experiment was carried out in the Department of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, Beijing Tongren Hospital, Capital Medical University and the Beijing Institution of Otolaryngology between May 2006 and July 2006. Twenty new-born Wistar rats of 3 days (without gender limitation) were provided by the Experimental Animal Center of the Chinese Medical Academy.METHODS: The sciatic nerves of rats were digested by 0.2% collagenase. ① Grouping: All the rats were divided into 4 groups with 5 each. The experimental group was depurated by differential adhesion and Ara-c for 30 minutes. SCs in the control group 1 and 2 were managed by differential adhesion and Ara-c for 30 minutes, respectively. Cells in the control group 3 were not purified. ② Evaluation: The cell growth was observed under invert microscope; growth curves were measured with MTT method in the experimental group and control group 3 to observe cell proliferation. In addition, the SCs were identified by immunocytochemistry; the culture purity was calculated (ratio of S100 positive cells in each sight).MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: ① Growth of SCs; ② immunocytochemistry stain of SCs; ③ growth curve of SCs; ④ purity of SCs.RESULTS: ① Growth of SCs: At 5 days after incubation, the SCs proliferated well. SCs were spindle, bipolar and sometimes tripolar, with obvious nuclei and a little cytoplasm. There was more fibroblast cell in the group 3 than that in experimental group. ② Growth curve: The SCs in experimental group entered into the logarithm multiplication period at the third day. ③ Immunocytochemistry: The positive-stained SCs were brown in its body and process, and arranged like swirl. The FB with spread and anomaly shape was slight blue. ④ The ratio of anti-S100 positive cells was higher in experimental group than that in group 3 (P < 0.01).CONCLUSION: With the double negative selection, high-purified SCs are obtained effectively.
8.Clinicopathological study of the alveolar soft part sarcoma with 16 cases reports
Xia LIU ; Ping TU ; Honglin YIN
Chinese Journal of Clinical and Experimental Pathology 2015;(1):44-47
Purpose To investigate the clinicopathological changes, immuniohistochemistry and molecular genetics phenotypic charac-teristics of the alveolar soft part sarcoma ( ASPS) . Methods 16 cases of ASPS were studied with clinicopathological, cytochemistry technique and immunohistochemical staining, two cases of ASPS were studied by FISH. Results There were 6 males and 10 females with the age 8~58 years (median age 31. 7 years). The tumors were located at limbs, shoulder and back, tongue, vocal cords, lung, cervix, and ureter. The clinical manifestations of the patients was a slowly growing mass. Histopathologically the tumor showed typical organ-like or acinar-like structure with sinus-like blood vessels and the fibrous septa formation. Sometime the clear or abundant eosino-philic granular cytoplasm of the tumors were obvious. The tumor cells had a crystalline substance formation by PAS staining. The tumor cells were positive for TFE3 and Cathepsin K by immunohistochemical staining. The ASPL-TFE3 gene fusion detection of tumor cells were present. Conclusion ASPS often located on the limbs of young patients. It may misdiagnosed as malignant epithelial tumors, primary or metastatic adenocarcinoma and paraganglioma when the tumor locate on a rare anatomical parts or an organs, such as tongue, vocal cords, cervix, ureter, etc. It is valueable that the typical alveolar-like structure of the tumor and the expression for TFE3 and Cathepsin K for the pathological diagnosis of ASPS. It is an important indicator that the ASPL-TFE3 gene fusion detection by FISH for the tumor.
9.Operation of upper thoracic spine diseases through anterior transsternal approach
Hong XIA ; Qingshui YIN ; Gangming PAN
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(17):-
[Objective]To investigate the method of anterior transsternal approach for the patients with upper thoracic spine diseases and the clinic results.[Method]Six cases upper thoracic spinal diseases,1 case of C7/T1 grade V dislocation,1 case of T1、2 TB,2 cases of upper thoracic tumor,1 case of T2 fracture and 1 case of T2、3 disc prolapse,were treated with the anterior transsternal approach operation since Oct.2001.The lesions areas were exposed via partial or complete sternotomy.The relative articles were reviewed.[Result]The average follow-up was 12.4 months(range from 6 to 22 months,except the died one).The case of C7/T1 grade V dislocation died of respiratory tract obstruction and one case of malignant schwannoma recurred 6 months post-operation.Good results were obtained in the other 4 cases.No operative complication happened in all cases.[Conclusion]While the transthoracic lateral approach cannot expose the upper thoracic spine clearly,the anterior cervical approach cannot expose the T2、3 clearly also.The anterior transsternal approach can provide a safe access to the lesions located on the upper thoracic spine above T4.
10.DECOMPRESSION AND INTERNAL FIXATION WITH TRANSORAL APPROACH AND POSTERIOR APPROACH FOR THE TREATMENT OF OLD ATLANTOAXIAL DISLOCATION WITH SPINAL CORD COMPRESSION
Qingshui YIN ; Jingfa LIU ; Hon XIA
Medical Journal of Chinese People's Liberation Army 2001;0(07):-
To summarize the clinical results of combined transoral anterior decompression and posterior decompression and internal fixation of irreducible atlantoaxial dislocation with spinal cord compression. 12 cases of irreducible atlantoaxial dislocation with spinal cord compression were operated on with transoral anterior decompression combined with posterior decompression and occipitocervical internal fixation with occipitocervical CD rod or Cervifix. With an average of 20 month follow up, clinical cure rate was evaluated according to Symon and Lavender . Vertebral canal vector diameters in MR were measured. The results showed that the total clinical effective rate was 91.6%, and the remarkable effective rate was 50%. The average improvement rate of vertebral canal decompression was 73.6 %. These results suggest that transoral anterior decompression combined with posterior decompression and internal fixation is more suitable for irreducible atlantoaxial dislocation with spinal cord compression.