有限手术配合分期外固定治疗胫腓骨远端骨折

20世纪90年代AO学者Gerber、Palmar等相继提出生物学固定(biological osteosynthesis,BO)的新概念以来,出现了以生物学固定为基础的经皮微创接骨板内固定技术,这一崭新的骨折治疗方法已逐渐应用临床并取得了优良的治疗效果[1-2]。自2005年1月-2006年4月采用微创锁定加压接骨板内固定治疗胫骨骨折18例,取得了良好的临床效果,现报告如下。1临床资料本组18例,男12例,女6例;左7例,右11例;年龄18~54岁,平均32岁。其中交通伤10例,跌伤4例,砸伤4例。合并同侧腓骨骨折15例。按AO长管状骨骨折的综合分类法:42-B1型5例,B2型6例,B3型2例;42-C1型2…     

X线透视导航技术在创伤骨科的应用

X线透视导航技术对创伤骨科尤为重要。因为术前骨折块及骨折移位的方向可发生改变,所以需在术中将骨折块整复对位后,才能进行透视图像的获取和导航手术操作。X线透视导航技术的优点包括减少X线暴露的时间、准确放置植入物、术中适时测量评估及改善创伤骨科的微创操作。随着软件和硬件的不断改进及发展,许多需要术中X线透视监控的手术操作现在都可以借助X线透视导航技术完成。我们过去四年的临床经验已证实X线透视导航技术的优点及不断扩大的应用领域。X线透视导航技术在不断进展,因此需要更多的临床实践来评价此技术的使用价值。另外,X线透视导航系统在虚拟外科环境的外科培训和评价中发挥重要作用。这一技术将不仅为年轻外科医生提供实践机会,而且也将产生设计外科技术资格客观评价系统的新领域。     

计算机辅助导航骨科手术及医用机器人技术在创伤骨科的应用

本文介绍了计算机辅助导航骨科手术(CAOS)及医用机器人技术在创伤骨科应用中的主要进展、当前在临床应用中存在的主要问题和相关对策,并对其未来的发展趋势进行了预测,同时简要介绍了北京积水潭医院创伤骨科在计算机辅助导航骨科手术及医用机器人技术方面的研究进展。当前骨科手术导航定位所应用的医学图象导引系统已经由使用单一的C型臂、CT等传统影像设备向应用三维C型臂、多模态图像处理系统等新型影像设备转变,基于多模态图像的导航系统将有可能成为导航手术的主流。医用机器人已经在自动化程度和人机交互模式方面,有了长足进展,摆脱了原有工业机器人的结构模式。医学图像后处理技术及其它相关信息技术极大地丰富了导航和机器人外科,只有在不断完善光学定位技术的同时,加大对其它定位方法的研究,才能够提高定位精度;要对相关设备进行开放式结构设计,使不同导航系统的注册软件能够互相兼容,手术器械能够通用,降低设备成本。骨科医生要正确认识计算机辅助导航骨科手术及医用机器人技术,在充分了解CAOS的技术特点、基本原理、操作程序的基础上,对要实施的手术具有深刻的理解,才能开展CAOS手术。目前,迫切需要建立CAOS技术标准、临床适应证和手术操作规范,进行CAOS产品之间的技术比较和评估,便于医生选择合适的CAOS产品。伴随快速发展的信息技术,数字化手术室、智能化微创导航手术系统、医用机器人辅助的远程医疗将有可能成为未来CAOS技术的主要组成部分。     

两种不同术式治疗下肢静脉功能不全的近期疗效对照研究

目的 评价腔内射频闭合术联合TriVex刨吸术治疗下肢静脉功能不全的疗效. 方法 150例下肢静脉功能不全患者(150条患肢)随机分为A、B两组,每组75例.A组行大隐静脉射频闭合术联合曲张浅静脉TriVex刨吸术,B组行大隐静脉高位结扎抽剥术联合曲张浅静脉TriVex刨吸术.比较两组手术情况、术后4周患者对手术的自身评价、手术前后CEAP(clinic,etiologic,anatomic and pathophysiological classification)分级和临床严重程度计分(venous clinical severity score,vcss)的变化.结果 A、B两组手术时间分别为(67±11)min和(69±9)min(P＞0.05),A组术后疼痛轻、下地时间早、住院天数少、皮下血肿发生率低,但皮下硬结发生率高于B组;对手术的评价A组为(11.21±2.00)分优于B组(10.52±2.08)分,差异有统计学意义(P＜0.05);两组手术前后CEAP分级和VCSS计分变化差异均有统计学意义(P＜0.01),A、B两组手术前后VCSS分差为(4.6±2.5)分和(4.3±2.7)分(P＞0.05).结论 利用射频闭合术联合TriVex刨吸术治疗下肢静脉功能不全有效,且微创、并发症少.CEAP临床分级和VCSS临床记分可用于其疗效评价.     

Neurosurgical robotics: a review of brain and spine applications

Neurosurgery has traditionally been at the forefront of advancing technologies, adapting new techniques and devices successfully in an effort to increase the safety and efficacy of brain and spine surgery. Among these adaptations are surgical robotics. This paper reviews some of the more promising systems in neurosurgical robotics, including brain and spine applications in use and in development. The purpose of the discussion is twofold—to discuss the most promising models for neurosurgical applications, and to discuss some of the pitfalls of robotic neurosurgery given the unique anatomy of the brain and spine.     

Portaclamp in video-assisted minimally invasive cardiac surgery: Surgical technique and preliminary clinical experience

Video-assisted minimally invasive cardiac surgery (VAMICS) is currently performed with various indications. However, despite the increasing evidence of its effectiveness, new approaches have to be defined to simplify this procedure, minimize its potential complications and limit its costs, for a wider use in the surgical community. The limited access to the aorta is a key point in VAMICS and mandates specific clamping modalities with their own limitations, costs and drawbacks. The Portaclamp (Cardio Life Research SA, Louvain la Neuve, Belgium), a new autoguided extravascular aortic cross-clamping system, has been recently proposed to facilitate VAMICS. Herein, we describe the Portaclamp approach and report our indications and preliminary clinical experience so to define its role in VAMICS.     

Morphometric insights into nephrotic syndrome in children: Are we any wiser?

Summary: The present study was undertaken in the hope that conflicting opinions concerning interrelationships among minimal change disease (MCD), mesangial proliferative glomerulonephritis (MPG) and focal segmental glomeruloscierosis (FSGS) might be elucidated by morphometric methods performed by image analysis, as well as to study whether serum creatinine and changes in quantitatively analysed glomeruli could correlate with the interstitial fibrosis in these glomerulopathies. Fifteen renal biopsy specimens from children with MCD, 10 with primary MPG and 12 with FSGS for whom both light and electron microscopy as well as immunofluorescence microscopy and full clinical data were available, were examined quantitatively. As a control five biopsy and 10 autopsy specimens of the normal kidneys were used. Our quantitative study showed that in MCD, MPG and FSGS glomerular and interstitial values differed from normal. Morphometric differences between MPG and both MCD and FSGS groups were also shown. Although the mean values of total glomerular area and relative interstitial volume were increased in FSGS patients, in total glomerular cells per unit of glomerular area and mesangium (% of total glomerular area) were similar in both MCD and FSGS groups. In MPG strong positive correlations existed between interstitial volume and serum creatinine, interstitial volume and total glomerular cells per unit of glomerular area as well as between interstitial volume and glomerular mesangium (% of total glomerular area). In FSGS there was significant positive correlation between interstitial volume and serum creatinine. In the MCD group all correlations were weak and not significant. In conclusion, our morphometric studies suggest a close relationship between MCD and FSGS, and indicate that MPG is a separate morphologic entity in children.     

A new technique for the treatment of lumbar far lateral disc herniation: technical note and preliminary results

A newly designed technique for a minimally invasive approach to the laterally herniated disc is presented. Fifteen patients suffering from far lateral disc herniation (extraforaminal) were operated according to this technique. Through a small skin incision (1.5 cm), the paraspinal muscles are spread by dilators, until a working channel of 9 mm inner diameter and 11 mm outer diameter can be placed. The next steps are done through this channel using the surgical microscope. No bone resections are necessary and the facet joints are left untouched. However, partial resection of the intertransverse ligament may be necessary. The mean follow-up period for these 15 patients was 11.5 months, and they were evaluated by using the visual analogue scale (VAS) and the Oswestry Disability Index (ODI). The average surgical time was 43 min. The ODI improved from 30.6 (preoperative) to 14.3 (postoperative). The VAS of leg pain improved from 7 (preoperative) to 3.6 (postoperative), which represented a statistically significant improvement at the significance level of (P<0.01). No intra-operative or early postoperative complications occurred. However, one recurrence did occur, which was treated by the same technique. This technique combines the advantages of three-dimensional visual control (operating microscope) with the minimal surgical trauma of endoscopic techniques, while avoiding some of the shortcomings of both the microsurgical and endoscopic techniques.     

Stereotactically-guided craniotomy for cavernous angiomas presenting with epilepsy

Summary With the wider availability of magnetic resonance imaging cavernous malformations are being recognised with increasing frequency in those patients presenting with intractable epilepsy. Surgical resection is the treatment of choice. However, because these lesions are usually small and may be located in eloquent areas stereotactic resection should be considered. Stereotactically-guided resection of pathologically verified cavernous angiograms was performed in 10 patients in this series presenting with epilepsy (8 males, 2 females, mean age 32 years). Eight patients presented with medically intractable epilepsy (5 complex partial seizures, 3 grand mal seizures). Of the remaining patients one experienced multiple episodes of haemorrhage and the other headaches (with a non-diagnostic scan) both in association with epilepsy. Pre-operative localisation of the motor strip was determined in one case by functional MRI. Following resection of these lesions all patients experienced improved seizure control with a mean follow-up period of 22 months. The mean postoperative hospital stay was 5.1 days with no surgical complications recorded. We conclude that stereotactically-guided resection offers significant advantages in the management of cavernous malformations.Surgical indications for operative resection would include medically refractory epilepsy, repeated haemorrhage and those cases where there is diagnostic uncertainty.     

Clinicopathologic features and incidence of invasive lobular carcinoma in Japanese women

Intending to clarify the true Incidence of Invasive lobular carcinoma of the breast In Japanese women as well as the frequency of unilateral multlcentriclty, 362 cases of clinically defined monocentrlc breast cancer without pre-operative biopsy (previously fine needle aspiration or needle biopsy were routinely carried out for every case) were examined by whole mammary gland serial sectioning. On the basis of pathology and the World Health Organization classification of breast tumors, each case was assigned to one of two main histologlc types: Invasive lobular carcinoma (ILC) or Invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC). Invasive lobular carcinoma was further separated into classic and variant types by employing previously published criteria. Twenty-one cases of ILC (5.8%) were diagnosed, which Is more than In most previous Japanese studies. Unilateral multicentric breast carcinoma was detected In 9.5% of ILC and 16.1% of IDC (the difference was found not significant). Microscopically, ILC tumors were found to be, on average, larger than IDC. Patients with classic type ILC tended to be younger than those with variant type or IDC. Estrogen receptor expression was found more frequently In variant type ILC than in classic type. These results suggest that the incidence of invasive lobular carcinoma of the breast In Japanese women is low and that unilateral multicentricity Is not significantly higher in ILC than in IDC.