1.Treatment of Olfactory Groove Meningioma through a Unilateral Subfrontal Approach
Xiao CUI ; Zhitao JING ; Yunjie WANG ; Yijun BAO
Journal of China Medical University 2017;46(5):418-421
Objective To compare the operative results of removing large olfactory groove meningiomas(diameter≥3 cm)using either a unilat?eral or bilateral subfrontal approach ,and to determine whether there is an advantage in the unilateral approach. Methods Sixty?nine cases of large olfactory groove meningioma,treated in our department,by either a unilateral or bilateral subfrontal approach microsurgery were retrospec?tively reviewed. Removal grading,post?operative complications,and other clinical indices were evaluated. Results Total resection(Simpson Ⅰ or Ⅱ)was achieved in all the cases. There were lesser complications with use of the unilateral subfrontal approach. Conclusion Patients with ol?factory groove meningioma have a good prognosis when a unilateral subfrontal approach is used for surgery.
2.Advances in diagnosis and operative treatment of scapular fractures strategy
Fude JIAO ; Zhitao WANG ; Xiao MA ; Yajun WANG
Clinical Medicine of China 2016;32(5):478-480
Objective Due to the anatomy of the scapula itself is exceptional,fracture is often associated with other damage.So it is particularly important to evaluate the patients,physical examination,as well as the choice of surgical approach during perioperative period.By studing of the relevant literatures,this article reviewed the anatomy and classification of the shoulder blades,patient assessment,surgical indications and approaches,as well as the functional exercise.
3.Percutaneous microwave coagulation for treating peripheral non-small-cell lung cancer
Lingde KONG ; Haibo LIU ; Zhitao CHEN ; Wei XIAO ; Yuxia LIN ; Ying CHEN ; Liangming ZHU
Chinese Journal of Clinical Oncology 2013;(21):1314-1317
Objective:To evaluate the clinical value of percutaneous microwave coagulation therapy for peripheral non-small-cell lung cancer. Methods:We evaluated 35 patients with non-small-cell lung cancer who received percutaneous microwave coagulation therapy and 35 patients who received radiotherapy from March 2004 to September 2006;the patients were sex-matched, age-matched, and had the same pathology and clinical staging. Clinical effects were observed and assessed. Survival rate were calculated using the Kaplan-Meier method. The difference in survival rate between the two treatment methods was analyzed using a log-rank test. Results:The 1-year, 3-year, and 5-year survival rates for the microwave coagulation therapy group (71.4%, 40.0%, and 20.0%, respectively) were significantly higher than those for the radiation therapy (51.4%, 22.9%, and 11.4%, respectively) (P<0.05). Conclusion:Percutaneous microwave coagulation therapy is a minimally invasive, safe, and effective alternative for patients with peripheral non-small-cell lung cancer who cannot undergo routine surgery because of poor heart and lung function or fear of surgical trauma.
4.Advances in the treatment of distal radius fractures in the elderly
Fude JIAO ; Xiao MA ; Shaochen SONG ; Zhitao WANG ; Lingling MENG ; Yajun WANG
Clinical Medicine of China 2017;33(1):90-93
Distal radius fractures often occur in the elderly.At present,there has not yet reached a consensus on how to take effective measures for the treatment of such fractures in clinical.There are many different therapeutic methods for this fracture with different effect.Based on the summary of the relevant literature,the epidemiological characteristics of fractures of the distal radius,treatment,implant selection,surgical procedure,complications and prevention were summarized,in order to provide references for clinical treatment.
5.Advances in the selection of internal fixator for intertrochanteric fracture in the elderly
Fude JIAO ; Xiao MA ; Zhitao WANG ; Lingling MENG ; Lili MA ; Yajun WANG
Clinical Medicine of China 2016;32(8):761-764
Objective In clinic, the elderly with femoral intertrochanteric fracture are suggested surgical treatment, with the continuous deepening of the research and technology innovation, the new type of internal fixator for treating this fracture are emerging?At present,a wide variety of internal fixators in clinic,but each has its advantages, disadvantages and indications, and considering?The right choice of internal fixator directly affects patient's prognosis?This article reviewed several common internal fixators in clinic, so as to provide a reference for the clinical selection.
6.Clinical observation of computed tomography guided percutaneous targeted coblation nucleoplasty in treatment of cervical intervetebral disc herniation
Zhitao ZHAO ; Zengzhen ZHANG ; Keqing XIAO ; Baofeng GAO ; Zudong YIN ; Xiuhua LI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2016;32(7):1106-1108
Objective To investigate the effect of CT guided percutaneous targeted coblation nucleoplasty in treatment of cervical intervetebral disc herniation.Methods Fifty patients who were diagnosed with cervical intervetebral disc herniation by CT or MRI were received the treatment of CT guided percutaneous targeted coblation nucleoplasty and the follow-up check after operation.The effects according to Macnab therapeutic criteria and VAS method were evaluated and recorded before operation and after operation at the third day,2 weeks,3 months.Results All patients accepted follow-up three months after operation.The effects were assessed by Macnab therapeutic criteria:1 9 cases were excellent (37.5%),29 cases good (58.3%),2 cases bad (4.2%),and the effective rate was 92.5%.The VAS scores in three months after operation were significantly lower than that before operation (P <0.05 ). Conclusion Computed tomography guided percutaneous targeted coblation nucleoplasty is a safe,effective and minimally invasive method for treating cervical intervetebral disc herniation.
7.Randomized controlled trial of noninvasive positive pressure ventilation technology combined with respiratory stimulant in the treatment of pulmonary encephalopathy in patients with COPD
Chunping HUANG ; Rongchang ZHI ; Jinlun HUANG ; Zhitao LIU ; Rui XIAO ; Yinhuan LI
Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy 2015;(16):2423-2426,2427
Objective To explore the efficacy of noninvasive positive pressure ventilation technology com-bined with respiratory stimulant in the treatment of pulmonary encephalopathy in patients with COPD.Methods For-ty -eight COPD patients with early pulmonary encephalopathy were included.They were randomly divided into the treatment group and control group.The treatment group was treated by not only regular treatment and noninvasive posi-tive pressure ventilation technology,but also respiratory stimulant.The control group was only treated by regular treat-ment and noninvasive positive pressure ventilation technology.The indexes were recorded,including tracheal intubation rate,clinical recovery rate,mortality,Glasgow coma score,arterial blood gas analysis and adverse reactions.Results Compared with the control group,the arterial blood gas analysis of treatment group on the 2h,24h and 72h were statis-tically significant different(P <0.05).The GCS score on the 24h and 72h were also statistically significant different [24h,(13.4 ±1.6)vs.(11.8 ±2.1),P <0.05;72h,(14.6 ±1.5)vs.(12.4 ±2.4),P <0.05].The treatment group had lower tracheal intubation rate(12% vs.56.5%,P =0.001),shorter consciousness recovery time[(3.0 ± 0.5)h vs.(5.6 ±0.7)h,P =0.023],shorter hospitalization time in ICU[(12.6 ±1.5)d vs.(19.2 ±1.8)d,P =0.004]and better clinical recovery(22 /25 vs.10 /23,P =0.001)than the control group.But the mortality rate had no significant difference between the two groups(1 /25 vs.4 /23,P =0.129).Conclusion NIPPV combined with respiratory stimulant is an effective,safe and simple method for treatment of COPD complicated with pulmonary encephalopathy.It can significantly improve the clinical symptoms and the index of arterial blood gas analysis,and it can shorten consciousness recovery time and decrease tracheal intubation rate.But close observation must be carried out,and the invasive mechanical ventilation should be promptly executed in case of emergency or exacerbation.
8.Effects of extract of gingko biloba on expression of glucocorticoid receptor in hepatic tissues from type 2 diabetic rats
Haihong ZHENG ; Zhitao SU ; Yan XIAO ; Huan WANG ; Rongrong WANG ; Sanqiang NIU ; Liang WU ; Li WAN ; Liling CHEN ; Xiaofei CHEN ; Guorong CHEN
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1989;0(05):-
AIM:To study the effect and mechanism of extract of ginkgo biloba(EGB) on liver glucocorticoid receptor(GR) expression in type 2 diabetic rats.METHODS:Thirty male Sprague-Dawley rats were divided randomly into three groups:normal control group(n=10),type 2 diabetic group(n=10) and ginkgo biloba treated group(n=10).After fed with high-fat feeding for 4 weeks,the later two groups were injected with streptozotocin at a dose of 30 mg/kg intraperitoneally to induce type 2 diabetic rat model.The EGB treated group was gavaged with EGB at the dose of 50 mg?kg-1?d-1 for 12 weeks.At the end of experiment,the rats were sacrificed,the blood glucose,serum lipid and blood insulin were measured.The morphology of liver tissue was observed under light microscopy with HE staining.GR mRNA expression in liver was measured by RT-PCR.The level of GR protein expression in liver tissue was detected by immunohistochemistry.RESULTS:EGB reduced the levels of blood glucose,blood lipids,blood insulin in diabetic rats.EGB also relieved fatty degeneration and necrosis of the hepatic cells,ameliorated infiltration of inflammatory cells in the liver;and decreased GR expression at both mRNA and protein levels in diabetic liver.CONCLUSION:EGB may inhibit GR expression in liver of type 2 diabetic rats,which results in decreasing the level of blood glucose,blood lipid,blood insulin and relieving the liver damage in type diabetic rats.
9.Application of Multimodal Neuronavigation System in clinical teaching of neural tumor surgery
Jinpeng ZHOU ; Xiao CUI ; Xin WANG ; Long LI ; Zhitao JING
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2019;18(4):410-415
Objective To improve the system of specialized training by exploring the role of multimodal navigation in the teaching of neurosurgery.Methods The questionnaire was conducted by the experts to obtain the detailed information of 20 residents.They were randomly divided into two groups:the traditional teaching group (n=10) and the multimodal navigation group (n=10).The details were evaluated from the reaction layer,the learning layer,the behavior layer and the result layer by the Kirkpatriek's model.The data were analyzed by SPSS 17.0.The quantitative data were described by mean ± standard deviation and the qualitative data was described by rate or percentage.Two independent-samples t test was used to compare the results of two groups.Results The results of the reaction layer showed that the scores of the multimodal navigation group were significantly higher than those of the traditional teaching group,which were statistically significant (P<0.05) in the training content,training methods,training facilities and experience after training.The learning results showed that the multimodal navigation group had higher scores in the theoretical examinations,surgical skills and overall scores (P<0.05).The behavioral results showed that the clinical ability of the multimodal navigation group was more prominent (P<0.05).The result layer showed that under the guidance of professors,the percentage of residents who can complete the whole surgical operation is higher in multimodal navigation group (50% vs.20%).Conclusion The application of multimodal navigation technology has a positive effect on the teaching of neurosurgery and specialized training of residents.
10.D2 radical resection of omental bursa and No.12p and No.8p for gastric carcinoma: a retrospectively analysis from a single center in China.
Luchuan CHEN ; Shenghong WEI ; Zaisheng YE ; Jun XIAO ; Yi ZENG ; Yi WANG ; Zhenmeng LIN ; Zhitao LIN ; Xiaoling CHEN
Chinese Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery 2018;21(2):196-200
OBJECTIVETo evaluate the safty and feasibility of the D2 radical resection of omental bursa and No.12p and No.8p for gastric carcinoma (GC).
METHODSClinical data of 1801 GC patients undergoing D2 radical resection of omental bursa and No.12p and No.8p at Fujian Medical University Cancer Hospital from January 2000 to January 2010 were analyzed retrospectively. Inclusion case criteria: (1)age of 18 to 90 years;(2)pathologically diagnosed as GC and receiving D2 radical resection of omental bursa and No.12p and No.8p;(3)complete clinical, pathological and follow-up data; (4)operation performed by same leading surgeon;(5)exclusion of other gastric malignancies, postoperative relapse of GC, and other simultaneous or heterochronous primary malignancies. Surgical procedure points: (1)The outer part of the peritoneum of duodenum descending was cut; the serosa was migrated to the anterior leaf of the gastrointestinal ligament. (2)The posterior lobe of the gastrocolic ligament and the transverse mesocolon were separated bluntly from left side to reach the omentum attaching to the colon portion; incision was made at the edge of the omentum attaching to the transverse colon behind the gastrocolic ligament; the leaves were turned to the anterior mesenteric anterior leaflets, and the entire anterior leaflet of the transverse mesentery was free.(3)The pancreas was separated, and resection of the posterior wall of the omentum sac continued up so that the entire retinal capsule was free; along the edge of the liver the attachment of the omentum was cut to reach the front of esophagus, and transverse incision was made in abdominal peritoneal layer of the esophagus, and then turned to the spleen on the pole; from the obturator to the esophagus incision was performed behind the peritoneum for the net; the uppermost edge of the resection of the capsule was performed as the posterior peritoneal incision to the right edge of the esophagus and was connected with the posterior parietal lobe of the previous resection; the posterior peritoneum was attached along the right edge of the esophagus and descended to the celiac artery; the posterior wall of the omental sac was removed. In the meantime, the liver duodenum ligament was cut, and the portal vein, hepatic artery trilocular was formed. Then the ligament lymph nodes were cleared.(4)The lymph nodes of celiac artery and its major branches were cleared; the envelope in front of pancreas and the part of the pancreas in posterior abdomen were resected; spleen and part of the pancreas tail were free.
RESULTSA total of 1801 cases were enrolled, including 1292 males and 509 females with a ratio of 2.54 with a mean age of(58.9±11.5)(18 to 89) years. The proportion of cases with T1a, T1b, T2, T3, T4a and T4b was 4.8% (87 cases), 6.6% (118 cases), 10.7% (193 cases), 17.5% (315 cases), 55.7% (1003 cases) and 4.7%(85 cases) respectively. All the patients completed operations successfully. The mean number of harvested lymph node was 28.5±13.7(10 to 85). Lymph node metastasis was found in 1439 cases (79.9%), including 180 cases (10.0%) in No.12p and 232 cases(12.9%) in No.8p respectively. Subgroup analysis showed that in T1a, T1b, T2, T3, T4a and T4b stage, the proportion of No.12p was 0, 1.7% (2/118), 5.2%(10/193), 10.5% (33/315), 12.4% (124/1003) and 12.9%(11/85) respectively, and the proportion of No.8p was 0, 0.8%(1/118), 2.1%(4/193), 4.8%(15/315), 18.9%(190/1003), and 25.9%(22/85) respectively. Postoperative complications were found in 195 patients (10.8%), including 63 cases(3.5%) of peritoneal infection, 52 cases (2.9%) of pulmonary infection, 33 cases(1.8%) of pancreatic leakage, 37 cases (2.1%) of anastomotic fistula, 45 cases (2.5%) of intestinal obstruction and 13 cases(0.7%) of gastroplesia. The 5-year overall survival rate was 53.6%.
CONCLUSIOND2 radical resection of omental bursa and No.12p and No.8p is safe and feasible in the treatment of gastric cancer.