临床常用药物对人体酸碱平衡的影响

目的：探讨临床常用药物对人体酸碱平衡的影响,指导临床工作。方法：用酸度计测定九种药品ｐＨ值,计算氢离子浓度。结果：偏碱性的药物有５０ｇ／Ｌ碳酸氢钠,谷氨酸钠、谷氨酸钾注射液;偏酸性的药物有盐酸精氨酸、维生素Ｃ、各种浓度葡萄糖注射液、氯化钠注射液。结论：临床上一些常用药品会影响人体的酸碱平衡,尤其在机体酸碱平衡调节发生障碍的情况下,更应谨慎。     

颅颌面联合手术治疗前颅底区肿瘤

目的 探讨前颅底肿瘤手术及术后颅底组织缺损修复方法。方法 对１９９２～１９９９年间我院收治的３５例患者的手术方法、手术效果、并发症、生存率、修复材料和方法等进行了回顾性分析。结果 本组并发症的发生率为１４．２９％（５／３５例）,３５例中良性肿瘤共１１例,１例死于术后脑水肿伴全身,余了０例随访７年皆健在。２４例恶性肿瘤患者的３年和５年生存率（按生命表法计算）分别为５８．０７％和３６．２９％。结论 采     

Choice of neurosurgical approach in the treatment of cranial base lesions

The authors describe a series of surgical approaches that they found particularly useful for the exposure and removal of lesions involving the skull base. These are: 1) fronto-naso-orbital approach; 2) frontotemporo-orbito-zygomatic approach; 3) subtemporal transpetrosal approach; 4) temporo-suboccipital transpetrosal approach (retrolabyrinthine presigmoid; transsigmoid; translabyrintine amend transcochlear presigmoid); 5) dorsolateral approach to the foramen magnum and lower clivus.As the approaches are complex and carry potential risks of morbidity, not only it is important to have a good knowledge of basic anatomy but also to closely follow the indications for each one. In this type of surgery where it is often difficult to achieve complete removal of the lesion by a single route of attack, more than one approach may be employed in different surgical steps. Finally, all these approaches demand extremely scrupulos surgical reconstruction to avoid dangerous postoperative complications that may jeopardize the previous work of the surgeon.     

Enlarging skull fractures in children

Large skull fractures are conventionally followed radiographically until healing occurs. Fractures which enlarge or remain unhealed are commonly termed leptomeningeal cysts or growing skull fractures. This study of ten children with this injury and a review of the literature shows that a true leptomeningeal cyst is seldom present and that skull fractures do not grow. Moreover, careful history-taking and physical examination will correctly identify all enlarging or unhealed skull fractures of childhood without the need for plain radiographs or computed tomography of the skull.     

Cranial burst fracture in infants: acute recognition and management

In the past, the diagnosis of growing skull fracture or diastatic fracture has included a subset of injuries better referred to as cranial burst fracture. Cranial burst fracture, typically associated with severe injury in infants less than 1 year of age, is a closed, widely diastatic skull fracture accompanied by acute cerebral extrusion outside the calvarium. We treated 11 such infants at the LeBonheur Children's Medical Center and 2 at the Children's National Medical Center from January 1986 through December 1994. Infants ranged in age from 1 to 17 months, with an average age of 5.7 months. All presented with marked scalp swelling and a Glasgow Coma Scale score of 10 or less. Twelve had a history consistent with severe injury (motor vehicle accident, 7, abuse 5). The cause of injury in one patient remains unproven. Surgery (reduction of herniated cerebral tissue, repair of large dural laceration, and cranioplasty) was usually performed within 10 days of injury, a time period long enough to assure hemodynamic stability and resolution of acute cerebral swelling, yet sufficiently brief to avoid the chronic changes (scarring, parasitization of scalp vessels by damaged cortex) associated with a growing skull fracture. Prompt repair of cranial burst fracture may prevent ongoing brain injury such as has been neuropathologically demonstrated in patients with growing skull fracture. Magnetic resonance imaging establishes the diagnosis of cranial burst fracture in equivocal cases, rendering unnecessary a waiting period to see if scalp swelling resolves. Our experience, together with information in the neuropathological and neurosurgicla literature, suggests that cranial burst fracture is associated with severe trauma, requires expeditious treatment, and has been underdiagnosed in the past, leading to growing skull fracture, a condition requiring more extensive surgery.     

界面缩聚法制备聚芳酯复合纳滤膜的研究 Ⅰ.基膜的制备

分别以聚醚砜（ＰＥＳ）,磺化聚砜（ＳＰＳＦ）和ＰＥＳ合金膜为基膜,分析了相容性对膜性能以及不同种类基膜对界面缩聚的影响。用电镜分别观察ＰＥＳ单组分膜和合金膜的断面形貌。结果表明：用小孔径的合金膜为基膜得到的复合膜具有较好的脱盐能力,对Ｎａ２ＳＯ４的脱除率达到９０％。     

经岩骨入路颈静脉孔区手术的显微解剖观测

目的：为获得经岩骨入路颈静脉孔区手术相关的国人解剖学参数,指导临床实践。方法：通过解剖观测３０ 侧国人尸头,对有关岩骨入路数据进行测量。结果：鼓环～颈静脉球顶距离为（４．８４±３．８４）ｍ ｍ ,鼓环～面神经距离为（２．７１±０．８１）ｍ ｍ ,后半规管～颈静脉球顶距离为（４．９９±４．４１）ｍ ｍ ,膝状神经节～颈内动脉膝部距离为（７．７１±１．４７）ｍ ｍ ,面神经垂直部～颈静脉球距离为（５．６７±２．２４）ｍ ｍ 。结论：术中如能注意相关解剖学参数,可提高治愈率,减少并发症和死亡率     

Metabolic base production and mucosal vulnerability during acid inhibition in a mammalian stomachin vitro

Acid inhibition increases gastric mucosal susceptibility to damage by luminal acid. This might be due to reduced metabolic CO₂ and bicarbonate whereas, during normal acid, secretion cytoprotective CO₂/HCO₃- production parallels acid production. Metabolic activity and mucosal damage caused by luminal acid perfusion was determined in anin vitro mouse stomach, with and without acid inhibition, and at 0%, 1%, or 5% serosal CO₂ supply. Without acid inhibition there was no mucosal damage at any level of serosal CO₂/HCO₃- supply. Acid inhibition reduced metabolic CO₂ production by 29% (P<0.004) and resulted in microscopic damage to 55% of the mucosal area and perforation in four of five stomachs (P<0.05). Although, 1% CO₂ supply completely replaced the reduction in metabolic CO₂, it did not protect against mucosal damage. Overreplacement by 5% serosal CO₂/HCO₃- was required to prevent damage. There was no correlation between luminal CO₂/HCO₃- output and mucosal damage. The protection by endogenous or exogenous CO₂/HCO₃- appears to act intracellularly rather than by intragastric or intercellular neutralization.This study was supported by Swiss National Foundation grants 32-26369.89 and 32-33626.92. The morphometry equipment was supported by a grant from the Osterreichische Nationalbank.     

Primary cranial vault lymphoma mimicking meningioma

Primary lymphomas of the cranial vault are rare; only six patients have been described in the literature. We report a 75-year-old woman who was admitted to our hospital after a focal seizure. CT showed a homogeneous mass which, on contrast enhancement, was similar to a meningioma. The tumour was excised and found to be a centroblastic, centrocytic non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. Treatment was completed with radiotherapy and chemotherapy.     

Osteoplastic frontal sinusotomy and extradural microsurgical repair of frontobasal cerebrospinal fluid fistulas

Summary The choice of the surgical approach and operative technique for the management of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) fistulas of the anterior cranial fossa are still a controversially discussed topic. Although extracranial approaches through the paranasal sinuses are becoming increasingly more popular among otolaryngologists and maxillo-facial surgeons, most neurosurgeons traditionally prefer the intracranial repair of CSF fistulas by a craniotomy.We present an approach through the frontal sinus for the repair of dural defects behind the posterior wall of the frontal sinus and at the floor of the anterior cranial fossa. The operative procedure comprises the following main steps: 1) exposure of the anterior wall of the frontal sinus by a bicoronal incision; 2) excision of the anterior wall without frontal burr holes; 3) bilateral removal of the posterior wall of the fronal sinus; 4) extradural inspection of the dura behind the frontal sinus and above the cribriform plate, ethmoidal roof, and orbital roof bilaterally; 5) closure of dural tears by direct suture and a periosteal graft; 6) reinsertion of the anterior wall of the frontal sinus and fixation with titanium micro plates.Twenty-five patients operated upon using this technique are described. The aetiology of the frontobasal lesion was traumatic in 23, and an ethmoid carcinoma in two. In all patients, the dural fistulas were successfully repaired during the initial procedure. One patient died from sudden circulatory arrest after an uneventful postoperative course of nine days. Otherwise, there were no postoperative complications.This technique affords atraumatic extradural inspection and repair of dural fistulas bilaterally behind the frontal sinus, and above the cribriform plate and the ethmoidal and orbital roofs with none or minimal brain retraction. It therefore allows early repair of CSF fistulas also in patients with severe brain injury. Although we consider the extradural closure of fistulas the method of choice, this approach also allows for a combined extradural-intradural procedure, thus enabling the surgeon to treat associated intradural pathologies, such as traumatic lesions or tumours of the frontal cranial base.