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  • REPAIR AND RECONSTRUCTION OF FEMORAL PSEUDOANEURYSM CAUSED BY DRUG INJECTION

    Objective To evaluate repair and reconstructionof the femoral pseudoaneurysm caused by drug injection. Methods From May 2000 to May 2005, 15 cases of femoral pseudoaneurysm caused by drug injection underwent operation treatment. All patients were male, aging 20-36 years. The disease course was 18-52 days(mean 35 days) and the course of druginjection was 3-17 months. The locations were the left side in 5 cases and theright side in 10 cases. After having been bandaged with pressure and supportedwith nutrition, they had been all operated. One case received fistula repair, and 14 cases received vascular grafting with ePTFE man-made blood vessel. Results The wounds healed by the first intention in 14 cases. All limbs survived. The complexion, temperature and response of involved leg were in gear. The postoperative color ultrasound Doppler detection showed that all the vascular grafts were of patency. The function of the involved limbs restored to normal. Conclusion Complete debridement, vascular reconstruction and better microsurgery skill were the key factors of treating successfullythe femoral pseudoaneurysm caused by drug injection.

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  • AESTRACTS THE STUDY OF COMBINED DXM AND HAPARIN ON ULTRAMICROSTRUCTURE OF MDSCLE AND MICROCIRCULATION DURING DELATED REPLANTATION OF LIMB

    rough the ultramicroscopic observation on muscle and microcirculation, Group A,where a largeamount of DXM combined with heporin was given svstematically and locally into the femoral artery of the severed limb before replantation, and in Group B only heporin was given, and Group C and D ascontrol.The results showed that if the hormone and heparin were administred in large dosage, it wasadvantageous to reduce the tissues from reperfusion injury during delayed replantation.

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  • REPAIR AND RECONSTRUCTION OF MASSIVELY DAMAGED WOUNDS

    OBJECTIVE: To report repair and reconstruction of massively damaged wound under unusual condition. METHODS: One hundred and forty-seven patients with deep tissue defects were admitted from January 1993 to December 2000, among them, 96 cases suffered from electrical injury, 18 cases with hot press injury, 18 cases with deep burns as a result of CO poisoning or epileptic seizure, 6 cases caused by chemical producing necrosis and wound infection, 3 cases with radiation injuries, 2 cases with chemical burn, 2 cases with explosive injury, 2 cases with frostbite. One hundred and seventy five wounds in 147 patients were repaired by transfer of local flap, forearm conversal island skin flap, pectoralis major myocutaneous flap, delto-pectoral skin flap, latissimus dorsi skin flap, gastroecnemius myocutaneous flap, anterior and posterior tibial artery island skin flap, and so on. The wound defect ranged from 1 cm x 1 cm to 20 cm x 28 cm, and the flaps were 1.5 cm x 2.0 cm to 22 cm x 30 cm. The necrotic tendon was replaced with acellular allogenic tendon simultaneously in 7 cases. RESULTS: One hundred and sixty-nine flaps were survival with first intention, while necrosis of the tip of flap occurred in 6 cases. The transplantation of acellular allogenic tendon in all cases were survival. The function and configuration in 28 cases were satisfactory after 4 months to 8 years follow-up. CONCLUSION: Various types of flaps are choosen according to the position, defect range and degree of wound, which is an ideal method to restore the function and to improve patients’ living condition.

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  • Frozen-preserved tarsus of eyelid from new born in the repair of palpebral defect

    In order to repair palpebral defects resulted from various causes, frozen tarsus of eyelid from newborn was used. From Jan. 1993 to Feb. 1995, the frozen preserved tarsus of eyelid from new-born was used to repair the palpebral defect in 10 cases. These defects were resulted following operation in traumatic defect in 5 cases, tramatic defect in 3 cases and congenital defect in 2 cases. After 3 month to 3 years follow-up, no refection reaction was found and no complication was occurred. The external appearance following repair was good. The overall successful rate was 100%. It was suggested that the frozen preserved tarsus from new-born was a safe and reliable material in the repair of palpebral defects.

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  • EFFECT OF BASIC FIBROBLAST GROWTH FACTOR ON REPAIRING TRANSECTED SCIATIC NERVE IN RATS

    OBJECTIVE To investigate the effects of basic fibroblast growth factor(bFGF) on repairing transected sciatic nerves in rats. METHODS The animal models of the transected sciatic nerve of 40 SD rats were established, which divided into 4 groups: normal saline (NS) group, nerve growth factor (NGF) group, bFGF group and normal control group. The epineurium of the transected sciatic nerve was sutured under microscope, then bFGF or NGF was dropped into local sites and injected intramuscularly once a day for 30 days after operation. Functional repair for the transected sciatic nerves was studied by nerve conductive velocity (NCV) and sciatic nerve function index (SFI). RESULTS As a criterion, the level of the normal control group was regarded as zero, SFI of NS group, NGF group and bFGF group were -114.30 +/- 10.34, -70.50 +/- 11.01, -50.45 +/- 7.82 respectively at 1 month after operation, and they were -54.96 +/- 16.46, -35.21 +/- 10.80, -27.53 +/- 11.23 respectively in 3 months after operation. NCV of bFGF group was significantly faster than NS group and NGF group. CONCLUSION bFGF can significantly promote the functional repair of injured peripheral nerve, and its effects are better than NGF.

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  • EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON REPAIR OF BONE DEFECT IN FEMORAL HEAD BY ENHANCED AUTOGENOUS BONECOMBINED WITH BONE MORPHOGENETIC PROTEIN

    Objective To compare and evaluate the capability of pure autogenous bone and the enhanced autogenous bone combined with bone morphogenetic protein in bone repair of femoral head. Methods Eighteen femoral heads of 9 dogs weredrilled by trephine, 4 mm in diameter, followed by respective implantations of autogenous bone grafting (group B) and of the enhanced autogenous bone composite, combined with bone morphogenetic protein (group C), with the selfrepair of bone defect as the control (group A). Three, six, nine weeks after the operation, radiological examination, computerized tomography, light and electronic microscopes were performed to investigate the bone healing of the defect in the femoral head. Results In group A, it could be observed that there washematoma organization and delayed woven bone formation in the 3rd week after operation, and therewas little replacement of woven bone by bone trabecula in the 9th week; in group B, the autogenous bone implanted were dead in the 3rd week and maintained in situ in the 9th week; in group C, active new bone formation, either endochondral or intramembranous ossification, was found in the 3rd week and entire repair of the bone defect by bone trabecula in the 9th week after operation. Conclusion The enhanced autogenous bone combined with bone morphogenetic protein could promote reconstruction of the bone defect in femoral head, superior to pure autogenous bone which could provide a framework for the new bone formation. 

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  • APPLICATION OF TISSUE FLAPS IN REPAIR OF LIMBS INJURIES

    OBJECTIVE To summarize and analyze the main point on the reconstruction of traumatic tissue defects of limbs with vascularized skin and multi-tissue flaps. METHODS: Sixty-seven cases of traumatic tissue defects of limbs were reconstructed with 14 kinds of skin or multi-tissue flaps. The operative methods included local transposition, cross-transposition with vessel pedicles and vessel anastomosed free transplantation. RESULTS: Forty cases with vessel anastomosed free transplantation and 26 cases with local or cross-transposition of vessel pedicled flaps were survived. In the followed up cases, 53 cases were satisfied with the outward appearance of the skin flaps. All the cases with bone flap or skin-bone flap resulted in union. And the cases with motor nerve anastomosed myocutaneous flap transplantation had recovered to 2-3 grade muscle contraction ability. CONCLUSION: It is important that the appropriate flaps and operative methods should be chosen according to the size, location, depth and structure of the tissue defects. To raise the success rate and to gain better operation effect, the correct manipulation in operation and the rational postoperative treatment are necessary.

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  • REDINTEGRATION OF ARTICULAR SURFACE WITH TIBIA TYPE Ⅲ PILON FRACTURE

    Objective To explore an improved method of surgical operation for reposition of the articular surface with Type Ⅲ Pilon fractures. Methods From January 1999 to December 2005, 20 patients (22 sides) with Type Ⅲ Pilon fractures were treated with the delayed open reduction and the internal fixation, which took the superior articular surface of the talus as a templet so as to reposition the lower articular surface of the tibia, strengthen the bone transplantation, fasten the internal fixation, and make an early functional exercise possible. Complete data were obtained from 16 of the patients with 18 sides (13 males,15 sides; 3 females, 3 sides; age, 14-48 years). The injury due to a fallingaccident was found in 12 patients (14 sides), and due to a traffic accident in 4patients (4 sides). Results The healing of the first intention was achieved in 14 sides, the delayed healing in 3 sides, and the infection in 1 side. The follow-up of all the 16 patients for 971 months (average, 22 months) including the X-ray examinations revealed that no screw for the internal fixation entering the articular cavity. According to the Teeny’s judging standards of radiology evaluating the result of the surgery for Pilon fractures, the anatomical reduction of the related articular surface was found in 77.8% of the sides (14/18) and thehealing of the first intention (stage Ⅰ) in 94.4% (17/18). According to the Mazur’s criteria, an excellent result was obtained in 5 sides, good in 7, fair in 5, and poor in 1. The excellent and good result was 66.7%. Conclusion Propermanagement of the injured soft tissues, prompt recovery of the tibial distant plateau height, and accurate reposition of the articular surface, enough transplant bone for the solid support, b internal fixation for the distant tibial anatomical structure, and early functional exercise are the key points to the successful operation.

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  • REPAIR OF VAGINA WITH SEGMENT OF VASCULARIZED ILEAL GRAFT FOLLOWING PELVIC EXENTERATION FOR CARCINOMA OF RECTUM

    OBJECTIVE To introduce a method to repair the vagina following pelvic exenteration for carcinoma of rectum in which the posterior wall of the vagina and cervix of the uterus were often involved. METHODS From 1990 to 1997 segment of the vascularized ileum was used to repair the vagina in 5 cases, and in 2 of which the whole vagina was repaired while in the other 3 cases only the posterior wall of the vagina was repaired. RESULTS All of the patients had successful results after operation repair. CONCLUSION Vascularized graft was an ideal material for the repair of vagina defect following pelvic exenteration for carcinoma of rectum, because this material was easily accessible, and its vascular pedicle was long enough for its transferring to the perineal region and the ileum had good blood supply which made healing easy. The vagina following repair had a thick posterior wall, good elasticity and very little scar tissue surrounded.

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  • REPAIR OF SEVERED LEVATOR PALPEBRAE SUPERORIS MUSCLE CAUSED BYTRAUMA

    hirty-eight cases of severed levatorpalpebrae superoris muscle caused by traumawere reported- The methods how to find thesevered ends of the levator palpebrae superorismuscles and how to do the operation weresuggested. Of the 38 cases after operation, 28(73. 68 %) cases obtained symmetrical lidfissures of both eyes, 7 (18. 42%) cases had alid fissure of 1mm wider than the normal one , 3(9. 68%) cascs had 2mm a lid fissure 2mmwider. and none of them had a lid fissure 2mmwider in compariso...

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