1.The Protection of Heping Powder on Indomethacin-Induced Gastric Mucosal Damage in Rats
Zhenbing LI ; Hui WANG ; Liping DI
Journal of Chinese Physician 2001;0(10):-
Objective To investigate the protection of Heping powder on indomethacin-induced gastric mucosal damage in rat.Methods We used the indomethacin (20mg/kg) intramuscular injection,it induced gastric mucosal damage model in rats,compared the lesion index of Heping powder(3 dosage groups) and control groups.Superoxide dismutase(SOD) and Malonyl dialdehyde(MDA) levels in blood and gastric homogenate were measured as well.Results Gastric mucosal lesion index of all Heping powder dosage groups was obviously reduced(P
2.One-staged coverage and revascularisation of traumatised fingers by neighboring digital artery flow-through flaps
Tao LI ; Zhenbing CHEN ; Xiaobin CONG ; Fangxing AI ; Guangxiang HONG
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2014;37(1):10-13
Objective To investigate the clinical application of neighboring digital artery flow-through flaps for one-staged skin coverage and revascularisation after severe finger injuries.Methods From May 2008 to July 2010,there were ischemic fingers had severe injuries,aged 19 to 52 years old,which were male in 5 cases,female in 2 cases,with skin and arterier defected.One-staged coverage and revascularisation of traumatised fingers were used with neighboring digital artery flow-through flaps.Functional exercise and physical therapy were done 3 weeks later.All cases had more than 12 months' fellowed-up periods.The sensibility testing,Questionnaire of the flap aesthetic satisfactory and TAM evaluations were all performed in all patients.All the results were measured and evaluated.Results All flaps survived completely and digit blood circulations were good in 7 patients.The flaps had good appearance and aesthetic satisfactory (100%).At 12 months after operations,the pain and touch perception reinnervated until 6 months and two-point discrimination testing were 6.1 to 9.6 mm,mean was (7.1 ± 1.3) mm,and the flap sensibility assessment were S3 * and TAM evaluation ratio were 0.81 ±0.16.Conclution Neighboring digital artery flap ideally suited as a thin and pliable flow-through flap in digital replantation/revascularization.It is helpful for salvage of the ischemic fingers after injury with skin and arteries defects.
3.Role of transforming growth factor-β1 in the process of fibrosis of denervated skeletal muscle.
Fanbin, MENG ; Jianghai, CHEN ; Juan, LIU ; Yang, WANG ; Yuxiong, WENG ; Yanhua, CHEN ; Tao, LI ; Zhenbing, CHEN
Journal of Huazhong University of Science and Technology (Medical Sciences) 2011;31(1):77-82
In order to investigate the biological function of transforming growth factor-β1 (TGF-β1) during fibrosis in denervated skeletal muscle, we recruited sciatic nerve injury model of SD rats in which denervated gastrocnemius was isolated for analysis. At different time points after operation, denervated muscle was examined by several methods. Masson trichrome staining showed morphological changes of denervated skeletal muscle. Quantitative RT-PCR detected the rapid increase of TGF-β1 expression at mRNA level after nerve injury. It was found that a peak of TGF-β1 mRNA expression appeared one week post-operation. The expression of collagen I (COL I) mRNA was up-regulated in the nerve injury model as well, and reached highest level two weeks post-injury. Immunoblot revealed similar expression pattern of TGF-β1 and COL I in denervated muscles at protein level. In addition, we found that the area of the gastrocnemius muscle fiber was decreased gradually along with increased interstitital fibrosis. Interestingly, this pathological change could be prevented, at least partly, by local injection of TGF-β1 antibodies, which could be contributed to the reduced production of COL I by inhibiting function of TGF-β1. Taken together, in this study, we demonstrated that the expression of TGF-β1 was increased significantly in denervated skeletal muscle, which might play a crucial role during muscle fibrosis after nerve transection.
4.Perforator pedicled flaps by anastomosis of superficial veins for reconstructing the extremity defects: 14 cases report
Tao LI ; Zhenbing CHEN ; Yanhua CHEN ; Xiaobin CONG ; Wei JI ; Xiang XU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2015;38(6):539-541
Objective To investigate the methods and results of perforator pedicled flaps by anastomosis of superficial veins for reconstructing the extremity defects.Methods From February, 2012 to September, 2012, a total of 14 patients with traumatic skin and soft tissue and artery defects in extremities were repaired by perforator pedicled flaps anastomosed superficial veins with the recipient vessels.Fourteen flaps were based on five kinds of perforator arteries, the posterior interrosseous artery in 5 cases, the ulnar artery in 3 cases, the metacarpal artery in 2 cases, the peroneal artery in 3 cases, the lateral supramalleolar artery in 2 cases, the ulnar artery in 2 cases,and the posterior interrosseous artery in 1 case.After the operation, the blood supplies of flaps were observed severely,postoperative flap swelling were evaluated by edema level classification.After 1 month the blood flow of vein anastomosis were examed by color Doppler ultrasound.Questionnaire of the flap aesthetic satisfactory were performed during fellow-up periods.Results Twelve flaps were all survived well, 2 flaps had partial marginal skin necrosis in the distal, which was managed with surgical debridement, and wound healed in 1 month.Flap swelling were light, edema level classification were one degree in 4 cases,two degree in 10 cases postoperation 7 days, one degree in 11 cases and two degree in 3 cases, after 6 months.Color Doppler ultrasound examinations showed 9 vein anastomosises were all bypassed well.Eleven cases had 6-12 months' fellow-up periods.The flaps had like-like appearance, good contour, high aesthetic satisfactory.Conclusion Perforator pedicledr flaps by anastomosis of superficial veins can reduce the flap venous pressure obviously, avoid transientvenous venous congestion, improve the survival quality of the flap.It's a safe and effective method for soft tissue coverage of traumatic extremity wounds.
5.Clinical application of lateral leg multi-perforators pedicled propeller flaps for reconstructing the foot and ankle defects
Tao LI ; Zhenbing CHEN ; Xiaobin CONG ; Fangxing AI ; Pan ZHOU ; Guangxiang HONG
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2015;38(4):359-362
Objective To investigate the methods and results of lateral leg propeller pedicled flaps based on multi-perforators for coverage of soft-tissue defects on the foot and ankle.Methods From May,2012 to June,2013,8 patients with soft-tissue defects were treated,including 5 cases by trauma,2 cases by chronic unlcers,1 case by infection on the foot and ankle with exposed osseous and tendinous.Lateral leg propeller pedicled flaps based on multi-perforators were elevated and rotated with the angle from 150° to 180° for coverage of soft-tissue de-fects.Flap size ranged from 15.0 cm × 7.0 cm to 23.0 cm × 9.0 cm.Skin graft was applied to cover the donor sites.After the operation,the blood supplies of flaps were observed severely over 10 days.Questionnaire of the flap aesthetic satisfactory and AOFAS evaluation were performed in 7 patients during fellowed-up periods.Results Seven flaps were all survived well,1 flap had partial marginal skin necrosis on the distal,which was managed with surgical debridement,and wound healed in 1 month.Seven patients had a mean of 10.7 months' fellowed-up periods.The flaps had like-like appearance,good contour,and high aesthetic satisfactor (100%).The mean AOFAS score was 90.5.Conclusion Lateral leg propeller pedicled flaps based on multi-perforators can supply the blood of the larger volume of tissue,which can be safely sustained to repair distal and larger defects on the foot and ankle.
6.Flow-through latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flap transplantation for functional reconstruction of forearm musculus flexor digitorum defects
Tao LI ; Zhenbing CHEN ; Qishun HUANG ; Xiaobin CONG ; Fangxing AI ; Guangxiang HONG
Chinese Journal of Orthopaedics 2014;34(5):558-563
Objective To investigate the clinical application of flow-through latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flaps for functional reconstruction of musculus flexor digitorum defects.Methods 9 forearm traumatic patients were selected admitted from March 2011 to February 2013,aged 22 to 57 years old (average age 39.2),including 5 male and 4 female.All cases were combined injuries.The flexion of the fingers was constrained.The injury areas ranged from 15 cm×6 cm to 21 cm×9 cm while the flaps were 17 cm×7 cm at least and 24 cm×10 cm at most.For traumatic musculus flexor digitorum,skin,soft tissue and radial artery defects were all well repaired with functional flow-through latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flaps.Functional exercise and physical therapy were done 3 weeks later.Electromyography,grip strength,and pinch strength evaluation were performed at the 6,12months after operating.Enneking evaluation was scored during follow-up periods from 12 to 24 months.All the results were measured and evaluated.Results All flaps survived completely in 9 patients and recipient radial artery were bypassed well.The flaps had good appearance and high aesthetic satisfactory.Seven cases had more than 12 months' follow-up periods.Muscle contraction can be touched 3 months after transplantion.Diagram of EMG tracing showed that the maximum voluntary contraction action potentials presented simple phase at 3 months,intermix phase at 6 months,and interference phase at 12 months.The average grip strength of the second to fifth finger was 8.97±2.91 g/mm2 at 6 months,11.69±3.71 g/mm2 at 12 months.The average pinch strength of thumb and the index finger was 1.39±0.22 g/mm2 at 6 months,1.67±0.34 g/rmm2 at 12 months.For the muscle power recovery and motor nerve function scale,4 cases were M3+,3 cases were M3.The average ratio of Enneking evaluation score with nomal was 65.7%± 15.9%.Conclusion As functional musculocutaneous flaps,flow-through latissimus dorsi musculocutaneous flaps are effective for reconstruction of musculus flexor digitorum and wound defects.The vascular status of the extremities are protected and maintained,which is extremely useful in forearm-salvage procedures from both functional and structural viewpoints.
7.Clinical application of perforator propeller flaps with anastomosis of superficial veins.
Tao LI ; Zhenbing CHEN ; Xiaobin CONG ; Fangxing AI ; Pan ZHOU ; Guangxiang HONG
Chinese Journal of Plastic Surgery 2015;31(2):107-110
OBJECTIVETo investigate the clinical effect of anastomosis of superficial veins for improving the drainage of perforator propeller flaps.
METHODSFrom Sept. 2011 to Dec. 2012, 11 cases with soft tissue defects and chronic ulcer wound at extremities were treated with adjacent perforator propeller flaps, which were pedicled by the peroneal artery(5 cases), or the lateral supramalleolar artery(3 cases), or the ulnar artery (2 cases), or the posterior interrosseous artery (1 case). The wound size ranged from from 3.0 cm x 2. 5 cm to 11. 0 cm x 4. 0 cm, and the falps size ranged from 6 cm x 3 cm to 21 em x 5 cm. One superficial vein in all the flaps was anastomosed with superficial vein in the recipient area. The blood supply of the flaps were recorded after operation 1 - 3 months after operation, the fluency of anastomosed vein was detected by color Doppler ultrasound. Flap swelling evaluations were performed in early 3 months and later 3 - 6 months, and the results were classified into 4 grading degrees. 6 months later, Questionnaire of the flap aesthetic satisfactory was performed for seven patients during follow-up period.
RESULTS9 flaps survived completely, two flaps had partial marginal skin necrosis in the distal end, which were both managed with surgical debridement, and both wounds healed in two months. 9 cases were followed up for more than 12 - 19 months. The early rsults of flap swelling evaluations were: I degree 0 case, II degree 8 cases, III degree 3 cases, IV degree 0 case, and the later results were: I degree 7 cases, II degree 4 cases, III degree 0 case, IV degree 0 case. The flaps had ideal appearance, good contour, and high aesthetic satisfactory (100%). The mean flap survival area rate of veins anastomosed was (98. 6 ± 9. 7) %.
CONCLUSIONSPerforator propeller flaps with anastomosis of superficial veins can improve the flap venous drainage, avoid transient venous venous congestion, so as to increase the flap survival. It is an effective way for improving the vein drainage.
Anastomosis, Surgical ; methods ; Debridement ; Extremities ; blood supply ; Graft Survival ; Humans ; Leg Ulcer ; pathology ; surgery ; Perforator Flap ; transplantation ; Regional Blood Flow ; Tibial Arteries ; Ulnar Artery ; Ultrasonography, Doppler, Color ; Veins ; surgery
8.Flow-through posterior interrosseous artery flaps for repair of digital wounds combined with artery injury
Tao LI ; Zhenbing CHEN ; Xiaobin CONG ; Fangxing AI ; Pan ZHOU ; Guangxiang HONG
Chinese Journal of Trauma 2014;30(9):932-935
Objective To investigate the methods and clinical effects of flow-through posterior interrosseous artery flaps for reconstructing digital wounds combined with artery injury.Methods From December 2011 to September 2013,11 patients with traumatic digital defect combined with artery injury were repaired with flow-through posterior interrosseous artery flaps.Flap aesthetic satisfaction was assessed using questionnaires; flaps were tested for pain and touch sensation,temperature perception,and two-point discrimination; finger activity was detect using the total active movement (TAM) ratio of the injured and uninjured side.Results All flaps and injured fingers survived.Wounds healed by the first intension.Nine patients were followed up for 12-24 months.Two-point discrimination of the flaps recovered at postoperative 6 months and averaged (9.7 ± 2.1) mm at postoperative 12 months,with S3 +grade in sensation evaluation.TAM ratio of the injured and uninjured side was 0.85 ±0.17.All patients expressed the satisfaction to flap appearance.Conclusions Flow-through posterior interrosseous artery flaps are safe and effective to cover digital wounds and restore blood circulation.The technique improves the clinical application of perforator flaps.
9.Flow-through deep inferior epigastric perforator flaps transplantation for reconstruction of large defects at the extremities.
Li TAO ; Chen ZHENBING ; Chen YANHUA ; Cong XIAOBIN ; Ai FANGXING ; Wang KUN ; Hong GUANGXIANG
Chinese Journal of Plastic Surgery 2014;30(5):339-343
OBJECTIVETo investigate the clinical application of flow-through deep inferior epigastric perforator flaps for reconstruction of large defects at the extremities.
METHODSThe deep inferior and superior epigastric arteries were designed as the axial vessel and the arterial supply to the flap was the paraumbilical perforator artery. Free deep inferior epigastric perforator flaps were harvested in flow- through manners to reconstruct associated arterial defect in the wound. The sensation assessment,Enneking score,and questionnaire of the flap aesthetic were all performed during follow-up period.
RESULTSFrom December 2011 to September 2012, 5 patients with large defects at extremities were treated. The deep inferior and superior epigastric arteries were designed as the axial vessel and the arterial supply to the flap was the paraumbilical perforator artery. The wound defects ranged form 11 cm x 5 cm to 30 cm x 11 cm. And the flap size ranged from 13 cm x7 cm to 33 cm x 13 cm. All flaps survived completely. The recipient arteries were all bypassed well documented by color Doppler examinations. All cases had 12-24 months' follow-up period. The flaps had good appearance and high aesthetic satisfactory(100%). 12 months after operations, sensation assessment were all S3+, and the Enneking score ratios were 82%-95% ,with 87.2% in average.
CONCLUSIONSFlow-through deep inferior epigastric perforator flaps are reliable and effective for reconstruction of large defects at the extremities with maintenance of the vascular status of the extremities. The flaps can also be designed in transverse or oblique mode for clinical application.
Aged ; Arteries ; Epigastric Arteries ; Esthetics ; Extremities ; blood supply ; surgery ; Humans ; Leg Injuries ; surgery ; Perforator Flap ; blood supply ; Reconstructive Surgical Procedures
10.Influence of CCM on postoperative function training effect of anal sphincter in patients with anus preserving surgery for low rectal cancer
Li LUO ; Zhenbing LYU ; Hua YANG ; Hua MA
Chinese Journal of Modern Nursing 2016;22(17):2404-2407
Objective To discuss influence of continuous collaboration care model (CCM) on postoperative function training effect of anal sphincter in patients with anus preserving surgery for low rectal cancer.Methods 86 cases with low rectal cancer treated by anus preserving surgery from July to December in 2013 were selected as control group,to whom routine nursing care was carried out.88 patients with low rectal cancer treated by anus preserving surgery from July to December in 2014 were selected as observation group,to whom continuous CCMwas implemented on the basis of routine nursing care in the control group.Defecation function and quality of life of patients in the two groups were compared 3 months and 6 months after the surgery.Results After 3 months of nursing intervention,81.8% of patients in the observation group had fine anal function,higher than the number in the control group,47.7%;after 6 months,the proportions of the two groups were 90.9% and 67.4% (χ2 =8.632,7.523;P <0.05).Physiological function,psychological function,social function,self-awareness of health and score of quality of life of patients in the observation group were all higher than those of the control group (t =5.264,4.635,4.265,4.145,3.958;P <0.01 ).Conclusions Implementation of continuous collaborative family care management can promote recovery of patients′defecation function and improve their quality of life.