To review the primary experience of video-assisted rigid laser bronchoscopy in the treatment of tracheobronchial tumors.Methods From Sep.2002 to Nov.2004,13 patients (15 procedures) with tracheobronchial tumors were t...To review the primary experience of video-assisted rigid laser bronchoscopy in the treatment of tracheobronchial tumors.Methods From Sep.2002 to Nov.2004,13 patients (15 procedures) with tracheobronchial tumors were treated with video-assisted rigid bronchoscope.Benign tumors with small pedicles were removed directly.For benign tumors with wide pedicles or tumors extending beyond the wall of air-way,total enucleating through thoracotomy were employed.In cases with malignant tumors,stenosis or obstructions were relieved by implantation of stent or cautering with electric argoulaser knife.For malignant but resectable primary tumors of trachea and main bronchi,rigid bronchoscopy might serve as a preparation of radical resection.Results Of the 5 patients with benign tumors,4 received endoscopic total resection and 1 were conversed into thoracotomy.For the 8 malignant cases,3 received stent implantation,2 had palliative ablation 3 got curative resections through thoracotomy.No peri-operative complications or death occurred in this group.Conclusion Total resection of benign tracheobronchial tumors or palliative therapy for tracheobronchial malignant stenosis or preparation of radical resection can be performed safely and efficiently by video-assisted rigid bronchoscopy.5 refs.展开更多
Twenty-four New Zealand white rabbits were plated on their intact left tibiae with stainless steel plates and 4 animals served as controls. The plates were removed 2 months after implantation in 20 plated animals. Of ...Twenty-four New Zealand white rabbits were plated on their intact left tibiae with stainless steel plates and 4 animals served as controls. The plates were removed 2 months after implantation in 20 plated animals. Of them, 4 were sacrificed immediately after plate removal and the other 16 were killed in successive groups with 4 in each group 1,2,3 and 4 months after plate removal respectively. The remaining 4 plated animals were killed at 6 months after implantation. Bone samples under the plates were harvested and prepared for polarized light microscopy to investigate the repair of the regional osteoporosis induced by rigid implant. The results indicated that the regional osteoporosis could recover gradually after plate removal. The repair process manifested itself mainly as the repair of resorption cavities and the remodeling of collagen fibers. The orientation of the collagen fibers remained disorganized when the resorption cavities had been repaired. It is suggested that delayed restoration of bone structure might be one of the potential causes of refracture after removal of the rigid implant.展开更多
文摘To review the primary experience of video-assisted rigid laser bronchoscopy in the treatment of tracheobronchial tumors.Methods From Sep.2002 to Nov.2004,13 patients (15 procedures) with tracheobronchial tumors were treated with video-assisted rigid bronchoscope.Benign tumors with small pedicles were removed directly.For benign tumors with wide pedicles or tumors extending beyond the wall of air-way,total enucleating through thoracotomy were employed.In cases with malignant tumors,stenosis or obstructions were relieved by implantation of stent or cautering with electric argoulaser knife.For malignant but resectable primary tumors of trachea and main bronchi,rigid bronchoscopy might serve as a preparation of radical resection.Results Of the 5 patients with benign tumors,4 received endoscopic total resection and 1 were conversed into thoracotomy.For the 8 malignant cases,3 received stent implantation,2 had palliative ablation 3 got curative resections through thoracotomy.No peri-operative complications or death occurred in this group.Conclusion Total resection of benign tracheobronchial tumors or palliative therapy for tracheobronchial malignant stenosis or preparation of radical resection can be performed safely and efficiently by video-assisted rigid bronchoscopy.5 refs.
文摘Twenty-four New Zealand white rabbits were plated on their intact left tibiae with stainless steel plates and 4 animals served as controls. The plates were removed 2 months after implantation in 20 plated animals. Of them, 4 were sacrificed immediately after plate removal and the other 16 were killed in successive groups with 4 in each group 1,2,3 and 4 months after plate removal respectively. The remaining 4 plated animals were killed at 6 months after implantation. Bone samples under the plates were harvested and prepared for polarized light microscopy to investigate the repair of the regional osteoporosis induced by rigid implant. The results indicated that the regional osteoporosis could recover gradually after plate removal. The repair process manifested itself mainly as the repair of resorption cavities and the remodeling of collagen fibers. The orientation of the collagen fibers remained disorganized when the resorption cavities had been repaired. It is suggested that delayed restoration of bone structure might be one of the potential causes of refracture after removal of the rigid implant.
