Esophageal and Gastric Varices ; complications ; prevention & control ; surgery ; Gastrointestinal Hemorrhage ; complications ; prevention & control ; surgery ; Humans

Adult ; Antibodies, Monoclonal, Murine-Derived ; administration & dosage ; therapeutic use ; Female ; Hemophilia A ; drug therapy ; Humans ; Rituximab

Objective To study X-ray and clinical diagnosis of multiple myeloma(M M).Methods X-ray findings in 16 cases with M M were retrospectively analyzed.Results The main manifestations on X-ray were:normal in 3;osteoporosis in 8;osteolytic destrucion in 12;osteosclerosis in 1 and mass of soft tissue in 6.Conclusion The diagnosis of M M is mainly depended on clinical and X-ray findings,puncture of bone marrow is of diagnostic value,the differential diagnosis is still necessary.

Objective To summarize the clinical experience of endovascular intervention for intra-cranial aneurysms, especially in the respect of the technique and management of intra-operative complications. Method The clinical data of 60 patients with intra-cranial aneurysms treated with endovascular intervention in the past 3 years were analyzed. The relevant literature especially with regard to the practical technique described was reviewed so as to potentiall minimize and properly manage the intra-operative complications. Results A total of 69 sacciform aneurysms and one dissecting aneurysm located at left vertebral artery (VA) were detected by using digital subtraction angiography (DSA) in 60 patients. There were 65 saccular aneurysms obliterated with constructive approach, and five of them treated with stent-assisted technique and four of them treated with ballon-assisted technique. The VA dissecting aneurysm was obliterated with coils by deconstructive approach with complete occlusion of its parent vessel. There were a total of 53 complete occlusions of aneurysms accounted for 76.81% of 69 sacciform aneurysms in 51 patients ( 85 % ) and eight subtotal occlusion of aneurysms (95 % ～ 99 % occlusion) accounted for 13.56% of total sacciform aneurysms in five patients (8.47%) and four incomplete occlusion of aneurysms ( ＜ 95% occlusion) accounted for 6.78% of total sacciform aneurysms in three patients (5.08%), and one was failure in operation. The rupture of aneurysms occurred during operation in4 patients (6.78%). Two senile patients suffered from intra-opeartive symptomatic thromboembolisn. One patient had stent shifting and spring coil dislocated and moved into the M3 segment of the ipsilateral MCA. Vasospasm occurred in 15 patients during operation, and most of them received endovascular intervention 3 days after the initial ictus. The rate of good recovery was 93.3% at discharge from hospital (the modified Rankin Scales, mRS＜ 2). There were 55 patients followed up for up 24 months after discharge, and excellent recovery rate was found in 51 patients ( mRS ＜ 2), and 3 died.During the follow-up period, no aneurismal recanalization or rupture was noticed in all patients. Conclusions The endovascular intervention is a safe and effective approach to the intra = cranial aneurysms. Advances in the skill of technique and proper management will decrease the complications during operation and improve the prognosis of patients.

Objective To investigate cranial decompression under temporal muscle in very-low position with large bone flap combined with mild hypothermia for severe cranial trauma.Methods 88 severe brain injury patients (GCS ≤ 8 ) were randomly divided into two groups,mild hypothermia group( n =48) and non-mild hypothermia group ( n =40),both presented with cranial decompression under temporal muscle in very-low position with large bone flap.Data of patients,GCS increment,rate of brain cistern display,rate of pupil shrink and therapeutic effect were ananlyzed.Results The treatment group showed better effect compared with the oontrol group(P＜0.05).Condusion The therapy of cranial decompression under teniporal muscle in very-low position with large bone flap combined with mild hypothennia showed the advantage of depressing intracranial pressure,reducing crerebral edema and improving the therapeutic effect of severe brain injury patients.

Endoscopy ; Equipment Failure ; Female ; Foreign Bodies ; surgery ; Humans ; Intubation, Intratracheal ; instrumentation ; Middle Aged ; Trachea

Objective To analyze operation resection of craniopharyngioma operation experience,and to evaluation of therapeutic effect of operation.Methods Clinical data of 26 cases patient of craniopharyngioma treated by craniotomy from July 2008 to July 2013 in the Department of Neurosurgery of the People's Hospital of Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region for microsurgical operation resection were retrospectively analyzed.The main clinical manifestations, imaging features, the selection of operation treatment and operation approach, extent ofsection of tumor after operation, the occurrence of complications and follow up outcome were analyzed.Results Six cases with brain frontal botton+longitudinal fissure+brain endplate approach,4 cases with brain frontal botton approach, 5 cases with cerebral longitudinal fissure + callosum approach, 11 cases with pterion approach.Total removal was achieved in 19 cases, subtotal resection in 6 cases, most resection in 1 cases.Bilateral olfactory nerve in 22 cases of complete retention, unilateral olfactory nerve stretch mutilation in 4 cases,20 cases of pituitary stalk were identified, and 1 cases of anterior communicans anterior rupture give electrocoagulation cut.Enamel cell type in 23 cases, squamous epithehal cells type 3 cases.Postoperative diabetes insipidus 18 cases, electrolyte disturbances 16 cases, pituitary function decline 5 cases, secondary brain edema 2 cases, 1 case of postoperative epilepsy, 1 cases of death.The pursuit of total was diabetes insipidus factors(x2 =4.807, P =0.046), 5 cases of recurrence, 3 cases go again operztion treatment, 2 cases for the gamma knife treatment, the tumor recurrence rate of total removal lower subtotal resection and most resection (Z =-3.718 P=0.000).The tumor recurrence rate of puget tumor grade level 2 higher than puget tumor grade level 0 and puget tumor grade level 1 (Z =-3.124 P =0.000).The quality of life score (KPS) more than 70 points in 15 cases,60-70 points in 8 cases, ≤60 points in 2 cases.Conclusion Craniopharyngioma preferred operation treatment.Evaluation of preoperative imaging and operation approach is the key to successful operation.The correct operation of the surgery and treatment strategies, advantageous to resection tumor, effective prevention of postoperative complications.Postoperative residual tumor is the main cause of recurrence of craniopharyngioma.Recurrence of craniopharyngioma treatment should individualized therapy after weigh the advantages and disadvantages.

Objective To investigate the distribution of Human Papillomavirus 16 (HPV16) infection and its mixed infection with other HPV subtypes in the Yunnan region. Methods 16 166 cases of women were tested using flow fluorescence Luminex technology. Results (1) HPV16 infection rate and mixed infection rate was 2.2%and 28.0%, respectively; (2) The most common type of HPV16 mixed infection was HPV52, followed by HPV33. The two kinds of mixed infection accounted for 39.8% of the total infection rate; (3) There was a significant difference between each age group of HPV16 mixed infection (Chi=26.39, <0.01) . Conclusion The HPV16 infection was mainly HPV infection in Yunnan region. HPV16 mixed infection merged mainly with HPV52 and HPV33. HPV16 mixed infection was associated with age.

Through the experiments of producing spherical steel-bullet (4.763mm in caliber and 0,44gm in weight) wound on the hind legs of 17 dogs, the authors re- ported that there was a definite linear relationship between the reactions of the serum creatine kinase and the amount of kintic energy from the high speed of the bullets absorbed by the tissues and also with the weight of dead tissue removed around the bullet-path, Within the first 6 hours after injury, the activity of SCK increased with the rise of the biologic effect values of the amount of the kinetic energy absorbed and the weight of the dead tissue removed.

Gastroesophageal reflux (GER) was very common among preterm infants, which could cause several complications and severely affects the prognosis. The standardization of diagnosis and treatment of gastroesophageal reflux was very important for preterm infants. Due to less adverse reactions, nonpharmacological therapy was the most advisable choice in preterm infants with GER. In this paper, nonpharmacological therapies including body positioning, feeding frequency and modality, changing food patterns, gastric tube, and nonnutritive sucking were reviewed. Body positioning was the safest and most effective nonpharmacological therapy. Other nonpharmacological strategies such as changes of feeding frequency and modality might also be useful. The role of some strategies was still controversial, thereby needing to be further investigated. Selection of what kind of specific nonpharmacological therapy should be based on the specific conditions.