1.Ectopic pituitary adenoma in clivus: 2 cases report and review of the literature
Journal of Endocrine Surgery 2010;04(4):228-230
Objective To explore clinical and neuroimagine features, as well as the management of rare ectopic pituitary adenoma in clivus. Methods We reported two cases of ectopic pituitary adenoma verified by histology in the clivus region, reviewed the relevant literature briefly, summarized the clinical and neuroimaging features, along with the management of ectopic pituitary adenoma in clivus. Results Ectopic pituitary adenoma in clivus caused symptoms of endocrinopathy and/or neurological dysfunction. Imaging studies showed an occupying lesion in the clivus. Pituitary adenoma was diagnosed in one patient preoperatively, the other was diagnosed as chordoma. The tumors were microsurgically removed through the trans-sphenoidal route. Tumor was radically removed in one patient, and during one-year follow-up, there was no recurrence. The other was partially resected, and suffered postoperative cerebrospinal fluid rhinorrhea and intracranial infection, follow-up of this patient lost finally. Conclusions The patients with ectopic pituitary adenoma in clivus have endocrinopathy or/and neurological dysfunction, and MRI plays a valuable role in the diagnosis. Although extremly rare, ectopic pituitary tumour needs to be considered in case of an occupying lesion in the clivus. Radical resection of tumor can cure the patient.
2.The mental health of college students and a comparative analysis of the factors affecting it
Bin YAO ; Yong WANG ; Ting WANG
Journal of Xi'an Jiaotong University(Medical Sciences) 1981;0(02):-
Objective To find out the state and characteristics of college students' mental health, and analyse the main factor affecting the mental health of college students. Methods This research investigated 1 350 college students sampled by random with the scale of Symptom Checklist 90(SCL-90), and compared the difference of mental health level between groups with the method of classifying comparison. Results The college students' total mean and factor score of SCL-90 were higher than those of youth norm in China, but 13.6% of college students had psychological problems worse than middle degree. After classifying comparison, the groups with higher score in SCL-90 total mean and factors were as follows: low grade, coming from single-parent family, having low degree of satisfaction with their specialty, feeling heavier stress in study, worse classmate relationship, not asking for help when having mental problem. Conclusion The factors which may affect the mental health level of college students are low grade, coming from single-parent family, having low degree of satisfaction with their specialty, feeling heavier stress in study, bad classmate relationship, and not asking for help when having mental problem.
3.Analysis of screw placement accuracy following mini-open anterior correction for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
Yong QIU ; Weijun WANG ; Bin WANG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2000;0(11):-
1 mm); A, the screw tip was adjacent to the aorta (≤1 mm); C, the screw tip was felt to be against the aorta and creating contour deformity. The angle composed of the central line of the screw and the central line of vertebral body on posterior X-ray film was also measured. Results The average correction of the main thoracic curve was 77.7% postoperatively. 155 screws were inserted, of which 134 screws(86.5%) had a bicortical purchase. 123 screws(79.4%) were distant from the aorta. Two screws encroached into the spinal canal. There were no significant difference between the proximal screws, the periapical screws and the distal screws. There were no vascular or neurologic complications or instrumentation failure during operation or follow-up. Conclusion Mini-open anterior correction for type Lenke 1 scoliosis enable a satisfy bicortical screw placement and curve correction. Sequential CT scan before surgery may improve the accuracy of screw placement, thus avoid the aortic or neurologic complication.
4.Preliminary application of antibody-capture ELISA detection the antibody of Japanese encephalitis virus
Yong, WANG ; Xia, LI ; Bin-you, WANG
Chinese Journal of Endemiology 2010;29(3):341-344
Objective To set up an antibody-capture ELISA method to detect the Japanese encephalitis virus(JEV)antibody.Methods ELISA plate was coated with the monoclonal antibody which was specific to the envelope protein epitope E39 of JEV,JEV SA14-14-2 strain as the source of antigen was used to absorb the monoclonal antibody,the absorbed virus used to capture the JEV'S antibody.The antibody that captured ELISA was established.The indirect ELISA method using the virus particles from cell culture was compared with coating ELISA plate,105 clinical serum were checked.Results The background in indirect ELISA assay could not be abscised,positive and negative serum diluted in a ratio of 1:10,1:100,1:1000,the relative value of A posative/A negative were 1.02,0.99,1.13,all<2.1.But the antibody-captured ELISA method when the serum dilution was 1:10,1:100,the A posative/A negative were 3.57,2.94,all>2.1;when the dilution was 1:1000,the A posative/A negative was 1.42,<2.1,it meant the method could distinguish the positive and negative serum efficiently when the dilution Was 1:100,the background problem in indirect ELISA assay could be solved.Antibody-capture method was used to check 105 serum samples,the A posative/A negative over a range of 0.257~0.321(0.262±0.050),all<2.1,no positive sample found.Conclusion The antibody-capture ELISA method has been preliminary set up with a high specificity,capable of quickly identifying JEV from other virus.
5.Portal pattern selection in thoracoscopic anterior release for thoracic scoliosis
Feng ZHU ; Yong QIU ; Bin WANG
Chinese Journal of Minimally Invasive Surgery 2005;0(12):-
0.05). No death, pseudoarthrosis, or implantation failure occurred. Conclusions One-row portal pattern is suitable for patients with long-segment deformity and short anteroposterior thoracic diameter, while double-row portal pattern is suitable for patients with short-segment deformity and long anteroposterior thoracic diameter.
6.Treatment of esophageal leiomyoma and mesenchymoma with video-assisted thoracoscope under the assistance of fiber gastroscope
Yong ZHOU ; Wengong WANG ; Bin CAO
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2011;34(32):12-13
Objective To summarize the experience on treatment of esophageal leiomyoma and mesenchymoma with video-assisted thoracoscope under the assistance of a fiber gastroscope.Methods The clinical data of 14 cases of esophageal leiomyoma and 2 cases of esophageal mesenchymoma treated with video-assisted thoracoscope under the assistance of fiber gastroscope from October 2004 to December 2009 was retrospectively analyzed.Selected different surgical path and operation hole position according to the lesion site.Fiber gastroscope was conductive to accurately find lesion positions,and detected esophageal mucosa was breaked or not.Extra-mucosal excision was conducted in 16 cases.Results Ihere was no death and severe complications during perioperative period.Patients were diagnosed by pathological examination.Thirteen cases were followed up for 6-48(18.5 ±9.5)months,all patients ate unobstructed,and without relapse.Conclusion Treatment of esophageal leiomyoma and mesenchymoma with video-assisted thoracoscope under the assistance of fiber gastroscope has the advantages of intraoperative accurate positioning,minimally invasive,thoroughly,fewer complications,and it is the first choice of esophageal benign tumor treatment.
7.The biomechanical study and clinical application of an improved tension band wire for the treatment of supracondylar fractures of the humerus
Yong YANG ; Jianhua WANG ; Bin SHAO
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2001;0(01):-
0.1), the results suggested that the stiffness of resistant torque of ITBW was similar to that of CW. In the bending test, in order to give rise to the fragmental displacement of 2.30? induced by bending load, the bending force of 3.3Nm was needed in ITBW fixation, and was 1.9 Nm greater than CW fixation, so stiffness resistant to bending of ITBW was 2.3 times of that of CW. The patients were followed up from 6 to 78 months, with an average of 38 months. There were no complications of nerve and vessels injury, infection and wire or nails loosening. Varus elbow happened in 2 cases, the mean varus angel was less than 5?. 2 cases and All the cases treated with ITBW healed uneventfully with good functions, there were excellent 32 cases and good 12 cases according to the Flynn evaluation system. Conclusion The fixation effect of ITBW is much better than that of CW. The stability provided by ITBW makes external fixation unnecessary and allows for early mobilization of the elbow. The ITBW technique is in satisfactory agreement with biomechanical principle. It is valuable for widely clinical application.
8.Single tubular type of diastematomyelia:a retrospective study of 23 cases
Bin CHENG ; Yong LI ; Kunzheng WANG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2001;0(05):-
Objective To analyse the diagnosis and treatment of the single tubular type of diastematomyelia. Methods Clinical scoring and posterior tibial nerve cortical somatosensory evoked potential (PTNCSEP) were performed in 23 cases to define surgical indications and investigate the results of treatment. Results Seven cases without clinical symptoms and 11 cases without progressive neural deficit showed no significant change in terms of clinical scoring and PTNCSEP P40 latent period; while other 5 cases with progressive neural deficit improved after the surgical intervention, and operative findings confirmed that there were fibrous septum or band and other malformations. Conclusion Patients with progressive neural deficit need surgical intervention while those without progressive neural deficit and clinical symptoms only need conservative treatment and routine follow-up.
9.The preliminary clinical results of anterior thoracoscopic correction for thoracic idiopathic scoliosis
Yong QIU ; Bin WANG ; Liang WU
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2000;0(02):-
Objective To present the preliminary clinical results of anterior thoracoscopic correction for thoracic idiopathic scoliosis and consider its ind ications. Methods Between June 2002 and May 2003, 8 female patients with a diagn osis of right thoracic idiopathic scoliosis were selected to undergo thoracoscop ic instrumentation, correction and fusion using Eclipse system. The average age at surgery was 14.8 years (ranged from 13 to 16 years). The average preoperative Cobb angle was 54? (ranged fom 40? to 72?). 5 had idiopathic thoracic curves of King type Ⅲ, 2 of King type Ⅱ, and 1 of King type Ⅴ. The Risser sign rang ed from (+++) to (++++). The bending films of the thoracic curves showed a flexi bility of 60%-75%. The thoracic sagittal profiles remained normal without obviou s kyphosis or lordosis. In all cases the rotation of the top vertebra of scolios is was of degree Ⅰ. The operative time, blood loss, postoperative drainage, the number of instrumented levels, curve correction and loss of correction were ana lyzed. Results The instrumented levels were from T5 to T12. The average number o f instrumented levels for each patient was 7.4. The operative time averaged 6 ho urs. The blood loss during surgery averaged 629 ml (ranged from 400 to 800 ml), with no blood transfusions being required, except in one case. The average posto perative drainage was 500 ml. The postoperative Cobb angle was 15? on average w ith curve correction of 74%. With an average follow-up period of 6.5 months (ran ged from 3 to 12 months), the loss of correction averaged 8.3%. No hardware comp lications occurred. Conclusion Compared to the open anterior and posterior surge ry, the thoracoscopic Eclipse instrumentation is a safe and an effective way to correct thoracic idiopathic scoliosis with similar short-term postoperative resu lts. However, challenging issues remain. These included long operative time, hig h technical requirement, relatively limited indication and large radiation expos ure. Again, further research is needed to study its long-term impact.
10.Clinical outcomes of bracing in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
Zezhang ZHU ; Yong QIU ; Bin WANG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2001;0(05):-
35? in 40. Risser sign was 0 in 38,Ⅰin 19,Ⅱin 13, and Ⅲ in 7. The standing AP X-ray films were obtained at intervals of 3 to 6 months. The Cobb's angle, the apical vertebral rotation and the Risser sign were measured at initial brace application and at the latest follow-up. Results With a follow-up of 24 to 60 months (mean, 30 months), 23 patients (29.9%) were judged as curve progression. Patients with double major curve were found to have the lowest percentage of curve progression, but there was no significant difference compared with other patterns of curves. The lower the Risser sign, the higher the initial brace correction rate and the percentage of curve progression. The difference of the initial brace correction rate was significant(P35?(P35?. 21 patients required surgical correction before completing bracing treatment because of curve progression, but in 13 of them, the surgical intervention was postponed about 12-20 months. Conclusion The Risser sign is a good predictor of bracing effect. Patients with double major curve have the lowest rate of treatment failure. The greater the amount of the Cobb's angle, the higher the percentage of curve progression. Bracing should be considered as successful if it can effectively reduce curve progression and postpone surgery.