带翼金属烤瓷冠在残根残冠修复中的应用

目的 保留根周健康的残冠残根，采取带翼金属烤瓷冠修复牙体缺损，以恢复功能及美观。方法 选择85例患者110颗患牙经过根管治疗，给予金属烤瓷冠修复，修复时在它的邻牙腭或舌侧设计金属翼以加强固位。结果 经1～5年观察修复效果良好。结论 带翼金属烤瓷冠增加了唇、颊向对抗力，并分散了残根的垂直耠力，加强了摩擦力及固位。临床观察，具有一定实用性和可行性，但远期效果有待进一步探讨。     

胸腰脊神经后根形态计量研究

在15具成人尸体上对胸腰脊神经后根进行了大体解剖和形态计量研究.结果表明:(1)上胸段脊神经后根的囊外段长度、硬膜点横径和脊髓点束数在逐节减少;后根的囊外段与囊长轴之下夹角>90°,囊内段及脊髓点分布长度在逐节增加,交通支最丰富.(2)中胸段脊神经后根的囊外段长度、硬膜点横径和脊髓点束数各节段波动范围较小,下夹角在90°左右,囊内段短,脊髓点分布长.(3)下胸段脊神经后根的脊髓点分布长度转而下降,下夹角<90°,其它指标均逐节增加.(4)腰段脊神经后根的脊髓点分布长度进一步减少,下夹角最小,其它指标达最大值,交通支丰富.根据研究结果进行后根受损危险排序,腰>下胸>上胸>中胸.     

下颌第一前磨牙根管系统和根尖孔解剖及临床意义

采用牙髓透明法对 347颗下颌第一前磨牙根管系统的数目和形态进行观察。下颌第一前磨牙根管可分为Ⅰ、Ⅱ、Ⅲ、Ⅳ型。其中Ⅰ型 (单根单管型 )占 83 86 % ,Ⅱ型 (单根双管型 )占 4 6 1% ,Ⅲ型 (单双管混合型 )占 11 2 4 % ,Ⅳ型 (双根双管型 )占 0 2 9%。应用XTT— 3A连续变倍体视显微镜对 347颗下颌第一前磨牙的根管系统形态进行观察 ,根尖分歧出现率 15 6 3% ,根尖分叉出现率 2 4 3% ,根管侧支出现率 1 0 8%。并对 347颗下颌第一前磨牙的根尖孔与根尖顶的位置关系进行观察 ,根尖孔位于根尖顶者占 88 14 % ,位于旁侧者占 11 86 %。并就上述内容的临床意义进行了讨论。     

鸡后根神经节多巴胺细胞在体及体外培养中的免疫细胞化学观察

应用免疫细胞化学PAP法,研究了鸡胚和雏鸡后根神经节细胞内多巴胺递质的表现与胚胎发育过程中的变化,并在细胞培养条件下研究了周围靶组织——皮肤对后根节细胞胚胎发育的影响。鸡后根节细胞内多巴胺的免疫反应最先出现于E_(10),只占后根节细胞的0.8%,E_(18)时达5.6%,出壳后雏鸡为8.6%。在鸡后根节内,多巴胺免疫反应阳性细胞主要为较大的A类细胞,和极少较小的B类细胞。免疫反应阳性的周围神经末梢位于皮肤和交感干内。当取自E_9的鸡胚后根节细胞经7天培养后,部分神经细胞出现多巴胺免疫反应阳性;而取自E_6的鸡胚后根节细胞虽经10天培养后仍为免疫反应阴性;然而,将取自E_6后根节细胞与皮肤组织联合培养10天后,少量神经细胞及轴突出现多巴胺免疫阳性反应。作者认为:鸡后根节多巴胺细胞在胚胎时期的发育有赖于周围靶组织的作用。     

非悬滴开放式培养法在鸡胚背根节体外培养中的应用

本研究针对悬滴培养法在操作和应用上存在的问题和局限性，改用操作简便、适用范围广的非悬滴开放式培养法培养鸡胚背根节。将数个鸡胚背根节按一定间隔种植在内置生长基质盖玻片的35mm培养皿中，加人适量培养液，置于CO2。孵箱中进行培养。结果显示.从培养24h至60h各时期，培养皿中背根节生长状况均良好，神经突起明显增长，表明用非悬滴开放式培养法培养鸡胚背根节是可行且可靠的。     

骶骨骨折的动态冲击试验研究

目的:探讨骶骨在冲击载荷作用下发生骨折的机理。方法:采集人体新鲜骨盆标本10具,分别行动态冲击试验和静态破坏试验,测量动态骨折时的一系列动力学参数,确定骨折的动力学特性。结果:⑴骶骨受垂直冲击时按应力波的传递方向发生骨折,其动力学性质呈粘弹性,应力波呈周期性衰减,得到了骶骨的载荷响应曲线与应变响应曲线;骶骨骨折的平均冲击载荷为(9366±514) N,冲击时间为(2.78±1.02) s,动荷系数为1.21。⑵骶骨的动态破坏机制与静态破坏机制有很大的不同,不但极限载荷不同,而且前者随应变速率的提高而快速增加,冲击能量在25 J以上时呈脆性劈裂状通过骶孔或骶髂关节骨折,并累及神经根损伤,而静态大多为骶髂关节骨折。结论:骶骨骨折大都在高速冲击下发生,与其动力学特性、力的传导以及动载荷响应等诸多因素相关。     

Functional role of low-voltage-activated dihydropyridine-sensitive Ca channels during the action potential in adult rat sensory neurones

Neuronal cell firing is crucial to nerve-nerve communication. The ability to produce consecutive action potentials is related to the activation of inward currents after each upstroke. If fast Na current is indeed responsible for the overshoot, it is still unclear which current drives membrane voltage to the Na threshold. In this study we present evidence that in adult rat sensory neurones a dihydropyridine-sensitive Ca channel exists in addition to the well characterized L-type, or high-threshold Ca channel. During stimulated action potential trains, L-type Ca channels open during the excitation wave, whereas activity of the other dihydropyridine-sensitive Ca channel was observed primarily between action potentials. This second Ca pathway shows remarkably long openings at negative potentials after a series of positive prepulses. The nerve action potential and the repetitive firing work as a physiological Ca channel facilitation mechanism. Therefore, we suggest that this novel Ca conductance provides inward current, between two consecutive action potentials, able to modulate the frequency of neuronal bursts. Received: 3 August 1995/Received after revision: 9 October 1995/Accepted: 10 October 1995     

Separation of temperature sensitive and temperature insensitive components of the postsynaptic potentials in the frog motoneurons

Intracellular measurements were made in the in situ spinal cord of the frog at temperatures below 5 degrees C. Responses to volleys in the sciatic nerve, in the descending fibres and in the motor axons were studied. About 30% of the motoneurons responded to sciatic volleys with 1-3 ms segmental latency, which was short enough to assume electrotonic mediation of these responses. Another group of motoneurons responded with 6-8 ms latency, i.e. with the expected delay at chemical synapses at low temperature. Latency distribution of the sciatic-evoked postsynaptic potentials was clearly bimodal in contrast with that found at higher temperatures. Postsynaptic discharges occurred with rather long latency and they were attributed to chemically-mediated excitation. Some of the postsynaptic potentials to descending volleys also occurred with quite short latency, indicating possible electrotonic transmission from supraspinal centres to motoneurons. Latency distribution of the action potentials evoked from the motor axons was bimodal, corresponding to the different, i.e. antidromic and recurrent facilitatory, mechanism of these spikes. Calculated Q10 ratios for the sciatic-evoked reflex discharges and the afferent fibre volleys were about 2.3 and 1.8, respectively. We concluded that cooling helps to separate postsynaptic potentials according to their electrotonic and chemical mediation and that electrotonic excitation does not seem to have a primary role in the generation of postsynaptic discharges initiated by dorsal root volleys in the frog.     

Synaptic organization of dorsal root projections to lumbar motoneurons in the clawed toad (Xenopus laevis)

Summary Synaptic connexions between dorsal root primary afferents and lumbar motoneurons have been investigated in the isolated spinal cord of the clawed toad. The study of monosynaptic actions evoked in motoneurons by 9th or 10th dorsal root stimulation or by impulses in single primary afferents provided evidence for both electrical and chemical junctional transmission at the sensory-motor synapses. The anterograde filling of the 9th and 10th dorsal roots with horseradish peroxidase (HRP) shows that afferents do project to the motoneuron field of the segments IX and X. Some of the fibres not only reach the dorsally located motoneurons, but also cross the lateral motor column (LMC) and terminate in the marginal zone of ventral horn gray matter. The projections of the 9th and 10th dorsal root fibres are most numerous in the caudal part of segment X. Simultaneous HRP labeling of single motoneurons and the whole 10th dorsal root has revealed that afferent fibres make contacts not only on the distal dendrites of the motor cells, but also on the proximal ones. This latter finding is in a good agreement with the electrophysiological data.Dr. Shiriaev died September 11, 1984