1.Anorectal dynamics analysis in patients with severe rectocele
Xinyi XU ; Mengjie WANG ; Yahong XUE ; Yan DING ; Hao MA ; Xingbao WANG ; Zhimin FAN ; Xiaofeng WANG
Journal of Clinical Medicine in Practice 2025;29(2):86-89,95
Objective To evaluate the results of anorectal dynamics in patients with severe rec-tocele.Methods A retrospective analysis was conducted on the clinical data of 38 patients defini-tively diagnosed with severe rectocele at the pelvic floor center of the anorectal department of Nanjing Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine from January 2020 to January 2023.All patients underwent anorectal manometry,and the results of anorectal dynamics were analyzed.Results A total of 15 pa-tients(39.47%)had elevated anal resting pressure(ARP),20(52.63%)had normal ARP,and 3(7.89%)had decreased ARP.Five patients(13.16%)had elevated maximum anal sphincter pressure(MASP),9(23.68%)had normal MASP,and 24(63.16%)had decreased MASP.Nor-mal defecation relaxation reflex was observed in 15 patients(39.47%),and abnormal defecation re-laxation reflex was observed in 23 patients(60.53%).Ten patients(26.32%)had normal rectal defecation pressure,and 28(73.68%)had decreased rectal defecation pressure.Eleven patients(28.95%)had elevated rectal initial sensory threshold(RIST),27(71.05%)had normal RIST.Fifteen patients(39.47%)had elevated rectal defecation sensory threshold,21(55.26%)had normal rectal defecation sensory threshold,and 2(5.26%)had decreased rectal defecation sensory threshold.Three patients(7.89%)had elevated rectal maximum tolerable volume,26(68.42%)had normal rectal maximum tolerable volume,and 9(23.68%)had decreased rectal maximum tolerable vol-ume.ARP was moderately positively correlated with the chronic constipation severity(CSS)score(P=0.007,r=0.429),and abnormal defecation relaxation reflex was moderately negatively correla-ted with the CSS score(P=0.019,r=-0.329).In 3 patients(7.89%),both ARP and MASP were decreased,and both ARP and MASP were elevated in 5 patients(13.16%).Conclusion Pre-operative anorectal dynamics analysis is necessary for patients with severe rectocele to formulate a reasonable individualized surgical plan and postoperative rehabilitation program.
2.Efficacy of modified transvaginal rectal repair for patients with rectocele
Chenyuan LIU ; Yahong XUE ; Xiaofeng WANG ; Yan DING ; Hao MA ; Shiping HUANG ; Xingbao WANG
Journal of Clinical Medicine in Practice 2025;29(2):114-118
Objective To analyze the efficacy of modified transvaginal rectal repair(MTVRR)in patients with moderate to severe rectocele(RC).Methods A retrospective analysis was conducted on the clinical data of 21 female patients with RC who underwent MTVRR.The Constipation Scoring System(CSS)scale was used to assess patients'constipation symptoms before surgery and at 3,6,12 and 24 months after surgery,and the efficiency of symptom improvement was recorded.The occurrence of postoperative complications in RC patients was observed.Results All 21 patients successfully un-derwent the surgery,with surgical duration ranging from 25 to 135 minutes,with average of(83.14±30.39)minutes,and hospital stay ranging from 10 to 21 days,with average of(14.10±2.34)days.Postoperatively,one patient was lost during follow-up among 21 patients.The CSS scores of the remai-ning 20 patients were lower than those before surgery,with a statistically significant difference(P<0.05).The overall effective rates of constipation symptom improvement at 3,6 and 12 months postop-eratively were 100.00%,90.00%and 80.00%,respectively.Among 20 patients,15 patients com-pleted 24-month follow-up after surgery,and the CSS score after surgery was lower than that before sur-gery,the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05).The CSS scores of the remaining 15 pa-tients were lower than those before surgery,with a statistically significant difference(P<0.05).The overall effective rate of constipation symptom improvement at 24 months postoperatively was 80.00%among 15 patients.During postoperative follow-up,it revealed that no complications occurred in any patient.Conclusion MTVRR can improve constipation symptoms in patients with RC,demonstra-ting good therapeutic efficacy.
3.The morphological observation of spinal cord following crushed, hemisectioned and transectioned injury
Tinghua WANG ; Zhongtang FENG ; Yiliu MA ; Zhiming YANG ; Xingbao ZHU
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2001;17(8):796-
AIM: It is well known that different injuries will result in different consequences. In this paper, we investigated the morphological change of spinal cord following crushed, hemi-sectioned and transected injury. METHODS: Sixty Wistar rats were randomly divided into 4 groups: intact group, crushed spinal cord injury group (cSCI), hem-sectioned SCI group (hSCI) and transitioned SCI group (tSCI). The models of SCI were established by the method in our laboratory. The animals in each group were sacrificed respectively at 24 hours, 7 and 24 days after operation. The L2 spinal cord which located in the caudal of injury site was taken respectively from each animal in each group and sectioned into frozen sections (20 μm). The sections were stained by hematoxylin and observed under light microscope. The number of neurons in dorsal and ventral horn was also counted. RESULTS: In cSCI group, some neurons appear to atrophy compared with that of intact group, but the number of neurons did not decrease apparently than that of intact group (P>0.05). Comparatively, some cavities were observed in dorsal and ventral horn in hemi-sectioned and transitioned SCI group. And the number of neurons in dorsal horn and ventral horn decreased greatly at 24 hours, 7 and 21 days compared with intact group (P<0.05). The results indicated that the decrease of neuronal number in dorsal horn and ventral horn after injury resulted from hSCI and tSCI, but not from cSCI. As a result, some different strategies should be considered for different injuries. For example, some neurotrophic factors may be useful in cSCI, but, many neurons have disappeared following hSCI and tSCI, therefore, other strategies that increase the number of neurons should be considered too. CONCLUSION: Our results provide the important morphological evidences on the change of spinal cord following cSCI, hSCI and tSCI. The data will be useful in treatment of SCI in the future.
4.Expression of nerve growth factor in spinal dorsal horn following crushed spinal cord injury
Xingbao ZHU ; Tinghua WANG ; Yiliu MA ; Zhongtang FENG ; Zhimin YANG
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 2001;17(8):796-
AIM: The aim of this study was to explore the expression of nerve growth factor(NGF) in spinal dorsal horn following crushed spinal cord injury. METHODS: The adult Srague-Dawley rat model of crushed spinal cord injury was established by the method in our laboratory, and intact spinal cord was used as control. The rats were sacrificed respectively after 24 hours, 7 days, and 21 days of operation, and the L3 spinal segments were removed out and fixed in 4% polyformaldehyde. The segments were sectioned into sections of 20 μm in thickness. The sections were stained with anti-NGF antibody by ABC method of immunohistochemistry technique. The immunoreactive intensity of NGF and the number of positive neurons as well as glial cells in dorsal horn were observed and counted under light microscope. RESULTS: The number of positive cells and immunoreactive intensity of NGF increased gradually in the dorsal horn at 24 hours, 7 days and 21 days following crushed spinal cord injury compared with control group (P<0.01). CONCLUSION: These results indicated that NGF plays an important role in the postoperative reaction during the early period of the crushed spinal cord injury.
5.Potential Risks for Transmission of Schistosomiasis Caused by Mobile Population in Shanghai
Xiaonong ZHOU ; Li CAI ; Xiaoping ZHANG ; Huifeng SHENG ; Xingbao MA ; Yanjun JIN ; Xiaohua WU ; Xianhong WANG ; Longying WANG ; Tao LIN ; Weiguo SHEN ; Jingqing LU ; Qing DAI
Chinese Journal of Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases 1987;0(03):-
Objective To understand the potential risk for schistosomiasis transmission caused by introduction of infection source from mobile population in Shanghai. Methods Field investigation was conducted in the suburb of Shanghai City by screening the mobile population living in Shanghai for more than 1 month and over 1 years old in a procedure of interviewing, serum indirect hemagglutination (IHA) test, and then fecal examination to detect the eggs with nylon sedimentation approach for those IHA positives. Results Among 2 931 mobile people investigated, 1 575 were male (53.74%) and 1 356 were female(46.26%); 138 out of 2 931 were positive in IHA test (4.71%). 1 938 (66.12%) out of 2 931 came from Schistosoma japonicum-endemic provinces and its positive rate in mobile population (5.99%) was significantly higher than those from the transmission-interrupted provinces (2.6%) (?2=10.28, P
6.Prevention and Control of Intestinal Nematode Infection in Shanghai
Li CAI ; Desheng HUANG ; Xingbao MA ; Baoxiu ZHANG ; Yinghua FU ; Hongyan GE
Chinese Journal of Parasitology and Parasitic Diseases 1987;0(01):-
Objective To evaluate the current status of intestinal nematode infection in Shanghai and make recommendations for further control activities Methods Retrospective review of the control program was made based on the change of nematode prevalence in Shanghai area since the 1950s, and challenges under the current situation were analysed. Results The intervention measures included chemotherapy, health education, sanitary disposal of human excreta and safe water supply. With the control strategy, socio\|economical development and the change of farming patterns, the prevalence of intestinal nematode infection in population was reduced by 88\^5%, from 62\^6% in 1955 to 8\^2% in 2000. Among them, ascaris infection decreased by 89\^0%, from 52\^1% to 6\^3%, hookworm infection decreased by 99\^0%, from 12\^9% to 0\^1%, but pinworm infection was still as high as 18\^9% in 1999. Conclusion Prevalence of nematode infection in Shanghai was considerably reduced. To match it with the current socio\|economical development in the Municipality, however, more needs to be done. Sustainable control activities and surveillance are recommended.

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