连续髂筋膜间隙阻滞对老年患者髋部手术后认知功能及应激反应的影响

目的 探讨静脉镇痛与连续髂筋膜间隙阻滞(fascia iliaca compartment block,FICB)对老年患者髋部手术后认知功能及应激反应的影响.方法 选择择期髋部骨折手术患者80例,男31例,女49例,年龄65～89岁,ASAⅠ—Ⅲ级.随机分为两组:静脉镇痛对照组(C组)和0.2％罗哌卡因连续FICB组...     

寰枢椎椎弓根螺钉治疗Ⅲ型齿状突骨折的临床应用

<正>随着交通和高层建筑事业的发展,枢椎齿状突Ⅲ型骨折损伤更多见,这是一种严重的上颈椎损伤。由于齿状突在解剖形态及结构上的特殊性,损伤后不仅可导致寰枢椎不稳的严重损伤,也可能导致急性或迟发性颈脊髓损伤压迫并危及生     

超声引导下持续髂筋膜阻滞在股骨颈骨折手术中的应用效果分析

目的 探讨超声引导下持续髂筋膜阻滞在股骨颈骨折手术中的应用效果。方法 选取2019年4月至2021年3月长葛市人民医院收治的80例股骨颈骨折患者作为研究对象,并按照随机数表法将其随机分为观察组(40例)与对照组(40例)。观察组患者行超声引导下持续髂筋膜阻滞联合喉罩全身麻醉,对照组患者单纯行喉罩全身麻醉,对比观察两组患者心率、平均动脉压、视觉模拟评分法(VAS)评分变化情况及不良反应发生情况。结果 麻醉诱导30 min与术毕时,两组患者心率及平均动脉压均呈先下降后升高趋势,但观察组患者变化程度无统计学差异(F=2.010、0.863,P=0.139、0.425),而对照组患者变化程度较为显著(F=22.271、18.364,P均<0.001),且麻醉诱导30 min时观察组患者心率及平均动脉压均明显高于对照组(t=2.666、3.033,P=0.009、0.003),而术毕时观察组患者心率及平均动脉压均明显低于对照组(t=2.588、2.242,P=0.012、0.028);术后6、12、48 h,两组患者VAS评分均逐渐降低(F=407.181、388.974,P均<0....     

第一掌骨背逆行筋膜皮瓣修复拇指皮肤缺损

目的介绍一种修复拇指皮肤缺损的新型逆行筋膜皮瓣。方法取１０只新鲜尸体手，从桡动脉灌注红色乳胶，对第一掌骨背及拇指指背软组织的血管进行显微解剖，根据其血管分布设计成第一掌骨背逆行筋膜皮瓣。自甲根部桡侧缘至第一掌骨同侧背侧缘的连线为轴心线，其蒂部宜设在拇指指间关节近侧１ｃｍ以近的轴心线上。结果第一掌骨背及拇指指背软组织的血供主要由拇指两条指掌侧固有动脉向指背侧发出的分支，在指背筋膜内与两侧指背动脉及桡神经浅支伴行血管（桡、尺侧各２条）形成的血管网提供。１９９６年２月～１９９７年９月，临床应用该皮瓣修复拇指皮肤缺损６例，皮瓣全部成活。结论第一掌骨背及拇指指背软组织血供丰富，可形成第一掌骨背逆行筋膜皮瓣。该皮瓣设计合理、血供可靠、操作简便，适用于修复拇指，尤其是拇指桡侧皮肤的缺损     

Functional failure of fascia lata allografts

Objectives: Fascia lata allografts are commonly used in urogynecologic procedures. Functional failure of several grafts has occurred, and such failure has been recognized as a materials problem in 12 patients. Study Design: Twelve patients with failure of an initial urogynecologic procedure performed with irradiated and freeze-dried donor fascia lata grafts underwent reoperation. Portions of the implanted fascia lata grafts could be retrieved in 7 cases. Graft specimens underwent histologic processing followed by hematoxylin and eosin staining. Results: Histopathologic analyses of the retrieved material demonstrated several ongoing processes in the failed grafts. A few grafts showed areas of ideal remodeling. Most grafts, however, showed areas of disorganized remodeling and areas of graft degeneration. Evidence of immune reaction to the graft was observed in some cases. Conclusion: The high materials failure rate associated with the use of irradiated and freeze-dried donor fascia lata grafts suggests that such tissue should not be used for urogynecologic procedures. (Am J Obstet Gynecol 1999;181:1339-46.)     

In Vivo Study to Assess the Viability and Mass Effect of Fascia Injection in Comparison with Block Fascia Graft

Recently, fat injection has gained favor among plastic surgeons for soft tissue augmentation. However, fat injections lose 50% of their volume after 1 year. The profession is in need of an injectable bulking material that gives a long-lasting improvement. Using 30 male rats, this study investigated the stability of the size and structure of the injected fascia autograft and compared it with surgically transplanted fascia. The fascia graft was harvested from the back of the rat, big, and divided into two equal pieces. The first piece was minced into a paste and injected subcutaneously on the anterior surface of the right ear. The other piece was transplanted subcutaneously on the anterior surface of the left ear. The grafts were observed for any sign of resorption over 1 to 6 months.Grossly, injection and transplantation sites were palpable at the end of the observation periods. Microscopic examination showed that injected fascia maintains its histomorphologic structure.These findings indicate that the injected fascia graft is well tolerated, and the size of the graft remained stable. According to this study, fascia injection can result in bulking material that gives a long-lasting improvement, and can be a viable alternative to other methods.     

Inguinal hernia: Measurement of the biomechanics of the lower abdominal wall and the inguinal canal

Background. The stability of the lower abdominal wall may play a considerable role in the development of inguinal hernia. Therefore, the strength of the individual wall layers needs to be quantified. Despite numerous advances in hernia repair, comparatively few systematic biomechanic and morphometric analyses have been performed. Our aim was to establish and apply a standardised procedure for testing the abdominal wall layers stability. Methods. After dissecting the abdominal walls of 16 cadavers into separate layers, we used a spherical punch and a force transducer to investigate the forces necessary to foraminate the layer. In addition, maximum tensile-strength and suction tests and histologic morphometry were performed. Results. The transversalis fascia was torn up on an average of 10.5 N, the peritoneum including pre- and subperitoneal tissue on 46.6 N, the aponeurosis of obliquus internus abdominis muscle on 51.7 N, and the aponeurosis of obliquus externus abdominis muscle on 92.6 N. Tensile tests of tissue strips obtained from defined areas showed comparable results. In contrast, surgical mesh revealed values between 60 and 150 N in punching tests. Left-right comparisons, as well as comparisons of the individual areas, revealed considerable intra- and inter-individual differences. Conclusions. Biological hernia repair should focus on a reinforcement of the tissue layers with the highest biomechanic stability. Reinforcement of the transversal fascia must be questioned according to our results of poor mechanical resistance.     

Videostroboscopic assessment of unilateral vocal fold paralysis after augmentation with autologous fascia

Vocal fold augmentation by injection laryngoplasty is a simple and fast procedure. The aim of this prospective study was to assess the glottal closure and the travelling mucosal wave by videostroboscopic images after autologous fascia augmentation in unilateral vocal fold paralysis (UVFP) with a special reference to objective analysis of voice. A total of 14 UVFP patients with poor voice and open glottal gap were assessed by videostroboscopy, blinded perceptual evaluation of running speech and acoustical analysis of sustained vowel. Data were collected before the procedure and at a supplementary evaluation 5–32 months (mean: 13 months) after injection of autologous fascia deep into the paralysed vocal fold. Mean age was 59 years; there were eight women and six men. Frame-by-frame video analysis revealed that before the operation 10 out of 12 had large glottal gaps without any contact between vocal folds on phonation. After the procedure seven gaps were completely closed, four partly, and two had no mucosal contact in stroboscopic examination. Maximum gap between vocal folds decreased from 7.21 units to 1.65 units (paired t-test P<0.001). Mucosal wave amplitude symmetry and phase synchrony were present in most subjects with partial closure and phase synchrony in every patient with a proper glottic closure. A panel of listeners rated voice to be significantly better (P<0.01) ) after the procedure, and the improvement in acoustical parameters was also statistically significant (P<0.01). There was a good correlation between objective voice analysis and videostroboscopy. Residual glottal gap was the major reason for less than optimal postoperative voice. No signs of hampered mucosal wave were noticed. Videostroboscopy and objective voice analysis suggest that augmentation by autologous fascia does not induce scar or fibrous tissue in the subepithelial space. Slight over-correction should be attempted initially in order to accomplish sufficient augmentation. This might enhance complete glottic closure and improve the outcome.     

A modified temporalis transfer in facial reanimation

A modified surgical procedure for temporalis transfer in facial reanimation of five consecutive cases is presented. Instead of the traditional stripping of the temporalis from its origin, its attachment at the coronoid removed, and to its end, the harvested fascia lata graft was sutured to lengthen the muscle's action. These fibres were then passed to the Orbicularis Oculi and Oris to aid in reanimation and to improve their tone. The procedure is less extensive, provides a direct line of pull with good functional results, no muscle atropy since vascularity and innervation is maintained. No complaints of paresthesia, hyposthesia or scar on donor leg was noticed. None of the patients required a revision of surgery for unacceptable contour or asymmetry. This simple procedure has helped reconstruction of natural symmetrical smile with highly successful results.     

Fascia augmentation of the vocal fold: graft yield in the canine and preliminary clinical experience

INTRODUCTION: Glottal insufficiency resulting from vocal fold bowing, hypomobility, or scar is frequently treated by injection augmentation. Injection augmentation with fat, collagen, gel foam, polytef, and recently, fascia lata has been previously reported. Variable graft yield and poor host-tissue tolerance have motivated the continued search for an ideal graft substance. STUDY DESIGN: A prospective trial of autologous fascia augmentation of the vocal cord in the human and in an animal model. METHODS: Autologous fascia injection augmentation (AFIA) was evaluated in 8 canines and 40 patients at our institution between 1998 and 2000. The animal study compared graft yield from AFIA with autologous fat yield. The outcome measure was graft yield calculated from histological examination of larynges 12 weeks after injection augmentation. Clinical trial outcome measures included symptom surveys, acoustical voice analyses, and subjective voice assessments. Mean follow-up was 9 months. RESULTS: In the canine larynx, the mean graft yield for AFIA was 33% (range, 5%-84%) compared with autologous lipoinjection (47%; range, 7%-96%; P =.57). Subjective improvement in vocal quality was reported by 95% of patients (38 of 40) after AFIA. Preoperative and postoperative voice analysis data were obtained from 26 patients. Subjective voice rating demonstrated a significant improvement after AFIA (P <.0001). Acoustical parameters of jitter, shimmer, noise-to-harmonic ratio, phonatory range, and degree unvoiced improved significantly (P <.05) in all patients after fascia augmentation. CONCLUSIONS: Based on the animal study, we concluded that graft yields are excellent but variable for AFIA. The result is similar in variability and overall yield to autologous lipoinjection. Subjective and objective analyses of voice outcomes after AFIA are universally improved. Fascia appears to be an excellent alternative to lipoinjection in properly selected cases of glottic insufficiency.