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Objective:To study the application effect of carotid-subclavian artery blood vessel prosthesis bypass grafting in the reconstruction of cerebral blood supply.Methods:The clinical data of 14 patients undergoing carotid-subclavian artery blood vessel prosthesis bypass grafting to reconstruct cerebral blood supply in the Department of Vascular Surgery, Beijing Tiantan Hospital, Capital Medical University from March 2019 to March 2022 was retrospective collected. And the surgical indications, clinical effect and complications were analyzed.Results:There were 12 males and 2 females, aged from 47 to 74 years, with an average age of 60.5 years. Of 14 patients, 2 patients suffered from common carotid artery stenosis with posterior dilatation, 12 patients suffered from subclavian artery occlusion with vertebral artery steal. All the procedures were successfully performed without intraoperative cerebral infarction, cardiovascular accident, lymphatic leakage or artificial vascular infection. Phrenic nerve injury occurred in 1 patient after operation. During the follow-up of 3-27 months, average 14 months, there were no artificial vascular stenosis, anastomotic stenosis, vertebral artery steal, new cerebral infarction, upper limb ischemia or cerebral ischemia.Conclusion:Carotid-subclavian artery blood vessel prosthesis bypass grafting can be used in reconstructing the blood supply of both the anterior circulation, and the posterior circulation safely and effectively.
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Objective To determine the possible mechanism for chronic pancreatitis causing pancreatic duct stones. Methods A total of 172 patients with chronic pancreatitis (n=67) , pan-creatic duct stones (n=62) , and pancreatic injury (n=43) , admitted to from August 2000 to October 2008, preoperatively diagnosed by endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatograpby (ERCP) or computed tomography (CT) , and intraoperatively confirmed by exploration and biopsy, were divid-ed into 3 groups. Pancreatic fluid was drawn to test the concentrations of pancreatic stone protein (PSP), lactoferrin (LF) and Ca2+. Results The chronic pancreatitis (the CP group) presented hard consistency, shrinkage and nodular fibrosis of the pancreas; besides the above symptoms, the pancreatic duct stones (the PS group) presented dilatation of the pancreatic ductal system with vari-ous stones ; pancreatic injury (the PI group) presented broken pancreas of different grades with fluid or blood. Compared with that of the PI group, PSP concentration of both the PS group and the CP group was elevated (P<0.05), and was more apparent in the CP group. Concentrations of LF and Ca2+ were also elevated (P<0.05) , which were more obvious in the PS group. Conclusion De-creased concentrations of PSP and increased concentrations of LF and Ca2+ may play very important roles in chronic pancreatitis causing pancreatic stones.