Background:The Venus-P valve was the first self-expanding valve used world-wide for transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement(TPVR)in patients with severe pulmonary regurgitation(PR).We intended to report the extended...Background:The Venus-P valve was the first self-expanding valve used world-wide for transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement(TPVR)in patients with severe pulmonary regurgitation(PR).We intended to report the extended follow-up results from the prospective trial(No.NCT02590679).Methods:A total of 38 patients with severe PR(mean age 24.2±13.2)were included.Follow-up data were obtained after implanted at 1,6,and 12 months and yearly after.The frame geometry was assessed on post-implant computer tomography(CT)scanning by calculating the non-circularity[circularity ratio(minimum diameter/maximum diameter)<0.9]and under-expansion[expansion ratio(derived external valve area/nominal external valve area)<0.9).Adverse events(all-cause mortality,reintervention,valve dysfunction,stent fracture and endocarditis)were recorded.Results:All valves were implanted successfully with normal function at discharge.Geometric CT analysis showed underexpanded valve was detected in 22 patients(63%)and non-circular valve was seen in 16 patients(46%).During a median follow-up of 4.8 years(range 0.3-8.1),there were 1 death and 1 surgical explant,both resulting from endocarditis.Five-year freedom from valve dysfunction and stent fracture were 84.8%(95%CI 74.8-94.7)and 83.5%(95%CI 73.8-93.2).Endocarditis occurred in 3 patients at a median time of 7 months.Stent fracture was more common in patients with non-circularity stents.Conclusion:TPVR using Venus-P valve is associated with favorable outcomes at 5 years.Non-circular shapes in the valve level may have a higher risk of stent fracture.展开更多
Background:Due to the wide variety of morphology,size,and dynamics,selecting an optimal valve size and location poses great difficulty in percutaneous pulmonary valve implantation(PPVI).This study aimed to report our ...Background:Due to the wide variety of morphology,size,and dynamics,selecting an optimal valve size and location poses great difficulty in percutaneous pulmonary valve implantation(PPVI).This study aimed to report our experience with in vitro bench testing using patient-specific three-dimensional(3D)-printed models for planning PPVI with the Venus P-valve.Methods:Patient-specific 3D soft models were generated using PolyJet printing with a compliant synthetic material in 15 patients scheduled to undergo PPVI between July 2018 and July 2020 in Central China Fuwai Hospital of Zhengzhou University.Results:3D model bench testing altered treatment strategy in all patients(100%).One patient was referred for surgery because testing revealed that even the largest Venus P-valve would not anchor properly.In the remaining 14 patients,valve size and/or implantation location was altered to avoid valve migration and/or compression coronary artery.In four patients,it was decided to change the point anchoring because of inverted cone-shaped right ventricular outflow tract(RVOT)(n=2)or risk of compression coronary artery(n=2).Concerning sizing,we found that an oversize of 2-5 mm suffices.Anchoring of the valve was dictated by the flaring of the in-and outflow portion in the pulmonary artery.PPVI was successful in all 14 patients(absence of valve migration,no coronary compression,and none-to-mild residual pulmonary regurgitation[PR]).The diameter of the Venus P-valve in the 3D simulation group was significantly smaller than that of the conventional planning group(36[2]vs.32[4],Z=-3.77,P<0.001).Conclusions:In vitro testing indicated no need to oversize the Venus P-valve to the degree recommended by the balloon-sizing technique,as 2-5 mm sufficed.展开更多
Prostate biopsy is the gold standard for diagnosing prostate cancer(PCa).Prostate targeted biopsy(TB)having a higher rate of detecting clinically significant PCa(csPCa)than traditional systematic biopsy(SB)is supporte...Prostate biopsy is the gold standard for diagnosing prostate cancer(PCa).Prostate targeted biopsy(TB)having a higher rate of detecting clinically significant PCa(csPCa)than traditional systematic biopsy(SB)is supported by high-quality evidence.However,the TB indications and strategies are controversial.The National Cancer Center/Cancer Hospital,Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences,invited a panel of recognized urology experts in PCa to address these topics at the Panjiayuan Consensus Conference 2022.The conference results on prostate TB are presented herein.The National Cancer Center/Cancer Hospital,Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences identified 10 key areas of prostate biopsy:(1)selection of imaging examination;(2)indications of TB;(3)transperineal and transrectal prostate biopsy;(4)TB pathways;(5)TB and SB;(6)three techniques of TB;(7)the number of TB cores needed for one lesion;(8)core number for SB;(9)free-hand TB;(10)future development of TB/prostate diagnosis.Thus,a panel of 25 recognized urologists and 2 radiologists from China were invited to attend this conference.The panel voted anonymously on 14 predetermined questions.Voting was based on the panelists'clinical practice and opinion,rather than high-level evidence.The voting outcomes were supported by the panel unequally,and details of the voting results were reported.The voting results can help clinicians to decide on biopsy timing and proper strategies,for which guidelines are sparse.We also focused on the future development of TB and SB,such as the combined pathway of TB and SB,techniques of TB,biopsy cores,free-hand TB,and prostate-specific membrane antigen positron emission tomography/computed tomography.展开更多
文摘Background:The Venus-P valve was the first self-expanding valve used world-wide for transcatheter pulmonary valve replacement(TPVR)in patients with severe pulmonary regurgitation(PR).We intended to report the extended follow-up results from the prospective trial(No.NCT02590679).Methods:A total of 38 patients with severe PR(mean age 24.2±13.2)were included.Follow-up data were obtained after implanted at 1,6,and 12 months and yearly after.The frame geometry was assessed on post-implant computer tomography(CT)scanning by calculating the non-circularity[circularity ratio(minimum diameter/maximum diameter)<0.9]and under-expansion[expansion ratio(derived external valve area/nominal external valve area)<0.9).Adverse events(all-cause mortality,reintervention,valve dysfunction,stent fracture and endocarditis)were recorded.Results:All valves were implanted successfully with normal function at discharge.Geometric CT analysis showed underexpanded valve was detected in 22 patients(63%)and non-circular valve was seen in 16 patients(46%).During a median follow-up of 4.8 years(range 0.3-8.1),there were 1 death and 1 surgical explant,both resulting from endocarditis.Five-year freedom from valve dysfunction and stent fracture were 84.8%(95%CI 74.8-94.7)and 83.5%(95%CI 73.8-93.2).Endocarditis occurred in 3 patients at a median time of 7 months.Stent fracture was more common in patients with non-circularity stents.Conclusion:TPVR using Venus-P valve is associated with favorable outcomes at 5 years.Non-circular shapes in the valve level may have a higher risk of stent fracture.
基金Henan Province health science and technology innovation talents training project(No.YXKC 2020047)
文摘Background:Due to the wide variety of morphology,size,and dynamics,selecting an optimal valve size and location poses great difficulty in percutaneous pulmonary valve implantation(PPVI).This study aimed to report our experience with in vitro bench testing using patient-specific three-dimensional(3D)-printed models for planning PPVI with the Venus P-valve.Methods:Patient-specific 3D soft models were generated using PolyJet printing with a compliant synthetic material in 15 patients scheduled to undergo PPVI between July 2018 and July 2020 in Central China Fuwai Hospital of Zhengzhou University.Results:3D model bench testing altered treatment strategy in all patients(100%).One patient was referred for surgery because testing revealed that even the largest Venus P-valve would not anchor properly.In the remaining 14 patients,valve size and/or implantation location was altered to avoid valve migration and/or compression coronary artery.In four patients,it was decided to change the point anchoring because of inverted cone-shaped right ventricular outflow tract(RVOT)(n=2)or risk of compression coronary artery(n=2).Concerning sizing,we found that an oversize of 2-5 mm suffices.Anchoring of the valve was dictated by the flaring of the in-and outflow portion in the pulmonary artery.PPVI was successful in all 14 patients(absence of valve migration,no coronary compression,and none-to-mild residual pulmonary regurgitation[PR]).The diameter of the Venus P-valve in the 3D simulation group was significantly smaller than that of the conventional planning group(36[2]vs.32[4],Z=-3.77,P<0.001).Conclusions:In vitro testing indicated no need to oversize the Venus P-valve to the degree recommended by the balloon-sizing technique,as 2-5 mm sufficed.
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program(2022YFC2503400)the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities(2019PT350005)+4 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(81970444)the Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Project(Z201100005420030)the National High Level Talents Special Support Plan(2020-RSW02)the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences Innovation Fund for Medical Sciences(2021-I2M-1-065)the Sanming Project of Medicine in Shenzhen(SZSM202011013)。
基金Capital's Funds for Health Improvement and Research,Grant/Award Number:2022-3-40714。
文摘Prostate biopsy is the gold standard for diagnosing prostate cancer(PCa).Prostate targeted biopsy(TB)having a higher rate of detecting clinically significant PCa(csPCa)than traditional systematic biopsy(SB)is supported by high-quality evidence.However,the TB indications and strategies are controversial.The National Cancer Center/Cancer Hospital,Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences,invited a panel of recognized urology experts in PCa to address these topics at the Panjiayuan Consensus Conference 2022.The conference results on prostate TB are presented herein.The National Cancer Center/Cancer Hospital,Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences identified 10 key areas of prostate biopsy:(1)selection of imaging examination;(2)indications of TB;(3)transperineal and transrectal prostate biopsy;(4)TB pathways;(5)TB and SB;(6)three techniques of TB;(7)the number of TB cores needed for one lesion;(8)core number for SB;(9)free-hand TB;(10)future development of TB/prostate diagnosis.Thus,a panel of 25 recognized urologists and 2 radiologists from China were invited to attend this conference.The panel voted anonymously on 14 predetermined questions.Voting was based on the panelists'clinical practice and opinion,rather than high-level evidence.The voting outcomes were supported by the panel unequally,and details of the voting results were reported.The voting results can help clinicians to decide on biopsy timing and proper strategies,for which guidelines are sparse.We also focused on the future development of TB and SB,such as the combined pathway of TB and SB,techniques of TB,biopsy cores,free-hand TB,and prostate-specific membrane antigen positron emission tomography/computed tomography.
