1.Placement of percutaneous translaminar facet screw: an anatomic study
Sheng LU ; Yongqing XU ; Zihai DING
Orthopedic Journal of China 2006;0(05):-
[Objective]To provide anatomic basement for the clinic appliance of percutaneous thranslaminar facet screw.[Method]From L_1 to L_5,anatomic measurements for screw path length,superior and inferior lamina border thickness in 30 dried lumbar spines,caudal and lateral angles of laminar were measured with CT and X ray.[Result]The superior border of the lamina was relatively thinner from L_1 to L_5,The thickness of the inferior border of the lamina,the mean values of the length of the screw path and lateral angle gradually increased,and the caudal angle of screw placement relative to transverse plane gradually decreased.[Conclusion]A translaminar facet screw with 4.5 mm in diameter is safe.from L_(1~5).Screw should be inserted in inferior lamina border,not in the superior border of the lamina,caudal and lateral angles of laminar should be ajustable to fit the lumbar facet joint.
2.Clinical efficacy of neoadjuvant therapy in treatment of middle and low advanced rectal cancer anuspreserving surgery
Qian RONG ; Zihai XU ; Yanhua ZHOU ; Chunben XU
Cancer Research and Clinic 2011;23(10):681-683
Objective To study the clinical value of neoadjuvant radiotherapy (NRT),neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy (NCRT) or surgery alone (S) in treatment of middle and low rectal cancer.Methods 139 cases were divided into 3 groups:47 cases were given NRT (50 Gy/25 f/5 w) as group NRT,46 cases were given NCRT (Capox+ radiotherapy) as group NCRT,and the remaining 46 cases were treated with surgery alone as group S.Patients in 3 groups were followed-up for 3 years for the observation of the rates of anuspreserving and 3-year survival rates.Results Compared with the patients in group S,the rates of anuspreserving in group NRT and NCRT were significant improvement [74.47 % (35/47) and 73.91% (34/46) vs 54.35 % (25/46)],(x2 =4.111,3.827; P=0.043,0.050).The 1,2,3-year survival rates of the 3 groups had no significantly different (P >0.05).However,the 1-year survival rates might be lower in group NRT and group NCRT than that in group S [87.23 % (41/47) and 88.89 % (40/45) vs 97.83 % (45/46)] (x2 =4.611,P =0.100).Conclusion NRT and NCRT can improve the rate of anus-preserving,but might not improve the 1,2,3-year survival rate,instead,the death rate may increase in the first year.
3.Research on control circuit of a new CT simulation laser positioning system
Fuxi LIAO ; Chaomin CHEN ; Zihai XU ; Jinqin ZENG ; Xiaoxi ZHENG
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 1989;0(02):-
CT laser simulation positioning system is a necessary auxiliary device for radiotherapy. Its main purpose is to position patients by simulating different kinds of treatment machine. In order to demarcate the mark of the iso-center, it is common to use the laser positioning device to indicate the iso-center. The kernel technology of the laser positioning system is the controlling of the step progress motor by using the MCS, which is to control the movement of step progress motor using the wheel of the motor. This design uses MCS-51 to control step progress motor by the way of exporting the rectangle wave form through I/O port of 8255 chip. The system configuration is simple, the operation is convenient and the positioning is precise.
4.Research and experiment of compensator made by split method for static intensity-modulated radiation therapy
Zihai XU ; Chaomin CHEN ; Linghong ZHOU ; Fuxi LIAO
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2004;0(07):-
Objective To help the hospitals at all levels in China to realize IMRT by adding the accurate location equipments and TPS based on the existing general radiation therapy from research of the new method for static Intensity-modulated radiation therapy. Method Based on the controlled technique of CRT, a new split method for fabricating the three-dimensional physics compensator to achieve the IMRT was developed. Results The Experiment manifested that the compensator fabricated by the way could make the high dosage shape of target in accordance with the form of tumor and could adjust the distribution of the dosage according to remedy requirement. Conclusion The method is simple and feasible, and has brilliant clinical prospective and popularized significance.
5.Protective influence of edaravone on cellular membrane and mitochondria of replanted rat extremities following ischemia/reperfusion injury due to cryopreservation and rewarming
Yongzhuang DUAN ; Shizhen ZHONG ; Zengtao WANG ; Dachuan XU ; Zihai DING ; Qinglin FU ; Liwen HAO ; Bo HE
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2007;11(25):5032-5035
BACKGROUND: A lot of important organs are worthless for clinical application because they are hard to store for a long time. In addition, tissues or organs which are dealt with cryopreservation also attack ischemia/reperfusion injury with the recovery of blood flow; especially, skeletal muscle is the most involved tissue.OBJECTIVE: To observe the protective influence of edaravone on cellular membrane and mitochondria of replanted rat extremities following ischemia/reperfusion injury due to cryopreservation and rewarming.DESIGN: Randomized contrast animal study.SETTING: Basic Medical College of Southern Medical University; Department of Hand and Foot Surgery, Shandong Provincial Hospital.MATERIALS: The experiment was carried out in the Cryopreservation Laboratory, Shandong Provincial Hospital from April to November 2006. A total of 36 healthy adult male Wistar rats were provided by Experimental Animal Center of Medical College of Shandong University. All rats were randomly divided into control group, cryopreservation group and edaravone group with 12 in each group.METHODS: Femoral artery and vein of rats in control group were exposured, but extremities were not blocked. Rats in other two groups were used to establish ischemia/reperfusion injury models of replanted extremities. Before cryopreservation, their right hindlimbs were cut off and maintained in liquid nitrogen container for 1 month. After the operation mentioned above, the broken limbs were rewarmed, perfused with routine eluant and replanted. Four hours later, blood supply of extremities was recirculated and the samples were selected. Eluant in edaravone group contained 0.5 mg/kg edaravone. Samples of skeletal muscle were selected at the same time point to establish cellular membrane and extract mitochondria. Furthermore, fluorescence polarization of cellular membrane (reflecting liquidity in cellular membrane lipid area), malondialdehyde (MDA) content of mitochondria, superoxide dismutase (SOD) activity and respiratory controlling rate were measured; meanwhile, mitochondrial ultrastructure of skeletal muscle was observed under transmission electron microscope.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES:①Fluorescence polarization of cellular membrane, MDA content of mitochondria, SOD activity and respiratory controlling rate of skeletal muscle; ②mitochondrial ultrastructure of skeletal muscle.RESULTS: All 36 rats were involved in the final analysis without any loss. ①SOD activity and respiratory controlling rate of mitochondria in skeletal muscle: The values of these two items were higher in edaravone group that those in cryopreservation group (P<0.05).②Fluorescence polarization of cellular membrane and MDA content of mitochondria in skeletal muscle: The values of these two items were lower in edaravone group than those in cryopreservation group (P<0.05). ③Mitochondrial ultrastructure of skeletal muscle: Injured degree of skeletal muscle was milder in edaravone group than that in cryopreservation group.CONCLUSION: Edaravone can relieve ischemia/reperfusion injury of skeletal muscle and protect cellular membrane and mitochondria of skeletal muscle. Its mechanism may be related to directly inhibiting hydroxy free radicals, increasing SOD activity of skeletal muscle, reducing generation of MDA and promoting normal oxidative phosphorylation.
6.The applied anatomy of posterior interosseous artery cutaneous branches-chain flap
Chao SUN ; Zengtao WANG ; Zhidian HOU ; Zihai DING ; Cong XU ; Hongliang LI ; Xiaobo ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Microsurgery 2012;35(1):46-49
ObjectiveTo provide anatomy information for harvesting a pedicle or free posterior interosseous artery cutaneous branches-chain flaps. MethodsFourteen forearms from fresh human cadaver were used to study the anatomy characteristics of the posterior interosseous artery cutaneous branches-chain flaps with the following three methods:latex perfusion for microanatomy,denture materials and vinyl chloride mixed packing for cast,and PVA-bismuth oxide perfusion for molybdenum target X-ray arteriography.The cutaneous perforator with a diameter ≥ 0.2 mm were included for statistical analysis.Results① There were 6.2 cutaneous branches raised from posterior interosseous artery. Measuring from the radial edge of ulnar head to the lateral epicondyle of humerus as the standard distance, the distal cutaneous branch clusters located at 21.24% relative to the standard distance,while the proximal clusters located at 47.86%.② There were two large cutaneous perforators from the posterior interosseous artery at(5.82 ± 1.22)cm proximal to the ulnar styloid and (10.34 ±0.98)cm distal to the epicondyle of humerus.The diameter and pedicle length of the distal perforators were(0.50± 0.04)mm and (16.79 ± 5.12)mm respectively,while the proximal perforator were (0.60 ± 0.08 )mm in diameter with a pedicle (21.20 ± 12.28)mm in length.③ The vascular chains parallel to the posterior interosseous artery were formed via anastomosis of the adjacent cutaneous perforators. ConclusionThere is clinical significance to use pedicle or free posterior interosseous artery cutaneous branches-chain flaps.
7.Positioning errors of CT common rail technique in intensity-modulated radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma.
Fei TIAN ; Zihai XU ; Li MO ; Chaohua ZHU ; Chaomin CHEN
Journal of Southern Medical University 2012;32(11):1655-1657
OBJECTIVETo evaluate the value of CT common rail technique for application in intensity-modulated radiotherapy for nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC).
METHODSTwenty-seven NPC patients underwent Somatom CT scans using the Siemens CTVision system prior to the commencement of the radiotherapy sessions. The acquired CT images were registered with the planning CT images using the matching function of the system to obtain the linear set-up errors of 3 directions, namely X (left to right), Y (superior to inferior), and Z (anterior to posterior). The errors were then corrected online on the moving couch.
RESULTSThe 27 NPC patients underwent a total of 110 CT scans and the displacement deviations of the X, Y and Z directions were -0.16∓1.68 mm, 0.25∓1.66 mm, and 0.33∓1.09 mm, respectively.
CONCLUSIONCT common rail technique can accurately and rapidly measure the space error between the posture and the target area to improve the set-up precision of intensity-modulated radiotherapy for NPC.
Adult ; Aged ; Aged, 80 and over ; Carcinoma ; Female ; Humans ; Male ; Middle Aged ; Nasopharyngeal Neoplasms ; radiotherapy ; Patient Positioning ; Radiotherapy, Intensity-Modulated ; methods ; Tomography, X-Ray Computed ; methods
8.Development of a new head and neck location frame for PET and CT cross-modality medical image fusion in radiotherapy.
Fuxi LIAO ; Zihai XU ; Linxiang LIU ; Chaomin CHEN
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2010;27(6):1375-1378
A new head and neck location frame for positron emission tomography (PET) and computed tomography (CT) cross-modality medical image fusion in radiotherapy was developed. The solid mark bars of N form in the old designed CT location frame were replaced by closed hollow pipes which could be filled with different developer solutions before CT or PET scan, respectively. Nine points of external marker used for registration and fusion were obtained in CT images and PET images, respectively. The locations of the two sets of nine points showed the method of registration to be effective and accurate in achieving the PET and CT image fusion. This method, based on its characteristics of simple structure and easy-to-use, can be of wide application in clinical setting.
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