This study aimed to evaluate the feasibility,safety,and efficacy of a noveltranscatheter suture closure system(HaloStitch^(®))for patent foramen ovale(PFO)closure in a swine model.Methods:Thirteen swine underwent...This study aimed to evaluate the feasibility,safety,and efficacy of a noveltranscatheter suture closure system(HaloStitch^(®))for patent foramen ovale(PFO)closure in a swine model.Methods:Thirteen swine underwentexperimental PF0 model creation.All animals received implantationof the transcatheter suture closure system to evaluate procedural success.Comprehensive follow-up over sixmonths included serial ultrasound imaging,histopathological analysis,and gross anatomical exaninationof cardiac specimens.Results:Successful HaloStitch^(®)device implantation was adhieved in 11 of 13 swine.Gross anatomical examination confirrned secure positioning of all sutures in the atrial septum,with noredundancy or thrombus formation.Postoperative ultrasound demonstrated stable suture and staplepositions throughout follow-up,with no evidence of suture breakage,displacement,or thrombus.Stapleswere clearly visualized under ultrasound imaging,Both the atrial septal defect orifice diameter and residualseptal shunt flow velocity decreased significantly during the observation period.Histopathological analysisrevealed partially organized thrombi at the implant head and fibrous connective tissue encapsulation withlocalized inflammatory cell infiltration surrounding the polymer material.Conclsions:The transcathetersuture closure system(HaloStitch^(®))demonstrated feasibility,safety,and biocompatib ility for PFO closure ina swine model,supporting its potential for clinical translation.展开更多
Straw incorporation is generally considered an effective agricultural management practice that improves nutrient cycling and maintains soil fertility. To study the interactive effects of straw returning factors on soi...Straw incorporation is generally considered an effective agricultural management practice that improves nutrient cycling and maintains soil fertility. To study the interactive effects of straw returning factors on soil organic carbon and available nutrients, a17-month(May 6, 2016 to October 6, 2017) experiment was conducted on straw incorporation by using response surface methodology under a three-factor(straw length, amount, and burying depth), five-level quadratic orthogonal rotation experimental design. Weight was assigned to each indicator for soil carbon and nutrients and then a comprehensive indicator was established. Then, a second-order polynomial model of the three straw returning factors was established using response surface methodology. Results indicated that17 months after straw incorporation, straw amount and burying depth had significant effects on the comprehensive indicator of soil carbon and nutrients. Straw length and the interactions of straw amount and burying depth showed no significant effects on the comprehensive indicator of soil carbon and nutrients. It was concluded that 17 months after straw incorporation, the highest value of the comprehensive indicator of soil carbon and nutrients was achieved when the straw length, amount, and burying depth were approximately 17–20 cm, 740–840 g m^(-2), and 9–13 cm, respectively, which can be recommended as the most suitable parameters for use in straw returning in the study area.展开更多
基金supported by grants from National High-Level Hospital Clinical Research Funding(2023-GSP-RC-04).
文摘This study aimed to evaluate the feasibility,safety,and efficacy of a noveltranscatheter suture closure system(HaloStitch^(®))for patent foramen ovale(PFO)closure in a swine model.Methods:Thirteen swine underwentexperimental PF0 model creation.All animals received implantationof the transcatheter suture closure system to evaluate procedural success.Comprehensive follow-up over sixmonths included serial ultrasound imaging,histopathological analysis,and gross anatomical exaninationof cardiac specimens.Results:Successful HaloStitch^(®)device implantation was adhieved in 11 of 13 swine.Gross anatomical examination confirrned secure positioning of all sutures in the atrial septum,with noredundancy or thrombus formation.Postoperative ultrasound demonstrated stable suture and staplepositions throughout follow-up,with no evidence of suture breakage,displacement,or thrombus.Stapleswere clearly visualized under ultrasound imaging,Both the atrial septal defect orifice diameter and residualseptal shunt flow velocity decreased significantly during the observation period.Histopathological analysisrevealed partially organized thrombi at the implant head and fibrous connective tissue encapsulation withlocalized inflammatory cell infiltration surrounding the polymer material.Conclsions:The transcathetersuture closure system(HaloStitch^(®))demonstrated feasibility,safety,and biocompatib ility for PFO closure ina swine model,supporting its potential for clinical translation.
基金supported by the Special Fund for Agro-scientific Research in the Public Interest of China (No. 201503116-04)the Science and Technology Achievements Transformation Fund Project of China (No. 2013GB2B200134)
文摘Straw incorporation is generally considered an effective agricultural management practice that improves nutrient cycling and maintains soil fertility. To study the interactive effects of straw returning factors on soil organic carbon and available nutrients, a17-month(May 6, 2016 to October 6, 2017) experiment was conducted on straw incorporation by using response surface methodology under a three-factor(straw length, amount, and burying depth), five-level quadratic orthogonal rotation experimental design. Weight was assigned to each indicator for soil carbon and nutrients and then a comprehensive indicator was established. Then, a second-order polynomial model of the three straw returning factors was established using response surface methodology. Results indicated that17 months after straw incorporation, straw amount and burying depth had significant effects on the comprehensive indicator of soil carbon and nutrients. Straw length and the interactions of straw amount and burying depth showed no significant effects on the comprehensive indicator of soil carbon and nutrients. It was concluded that 17 months after straw incorporation, the highest value of the comprehensive indicator of soil carbon and nutrients was achieved when the straw length, amount, and burying depth were approximately 17–20 cm, 740–840 g m^(-2), and 9–13 cm, respectively, which can be recommended as the most suitable parameters for use in straw returning in the study area.
