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Journal of Korean Neurosurgical Society ; : 430-437, 1998.
Article in Korean | WPRIM | ID: wpr-226153

ABSTRACT

To compare the regenerative effect of direct end-to-end suture, nerve graft and sutureless fibrin glue repair in the rat sciatic model, forty rats were divided into 4 groups: normal control group(NC-G, n=6), direct end-to-end suture group(DS-G, n=12), nerve graft group(NG-G, n=10) and sutureless fibrin glue group(FG-G, n=12). One half of each group except NC-G was sacrificed 4 weeks later and the other half was sacrificed 14 weeks later. The repair site was assessed by nerve conduction studies and quantitative morphometry. Regeneration index (RI) was defined as a total number of remyelinated axons in one quarter of 3X5 inch sized microphotograph. The comparison among groups was analyzed statistically by Kruskal-Wallis 1-way ANOVA and Mann-Whitney test. Nerve conduction study done 14 weeks later revealed that latency was 1.7ms+/-0.18(DS-G), 2.4ms+/-0.35(NG-G), 2.4ms+/-0.17(FG-G) and amplitude was 20.1mV+/-2.89(DS-G), 12.0mV+/-2.47(NG-G), 13.7mV+/-2.95(FG-G). RI was 281+/-37.5(DS-G), 227+/-14.4(NG-G) and 217+/-22.2(FG-G). There was a statistical difference in the latency, amplitude and RI between three groups(p0.05). Regenerative effect of fibrin glue is not different from that of nerve graft, therefore fibrin glue repair can facilitate inaccessible nerve repairs in skull base or spinal surgery.


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Animals , Rats , Axons , Fibrin Tissue Adhesive , Fibrin , Neural Conduction , Regeneration , Sciatic Nerve , Skull Base , Sutures , Transplants
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Korean Journal of Anesthesiology ; : 674-678, 1993.
Article in Korean | WPRIM | ID: wpr-116009

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To build a clinical data base for the patient is one of the important works in the department of anesthesiology. Many of the works can be accomplished by presonal computer, of which include registration of patient data, searching for articles, and analysis of clinical data etc. We would like to introduce a computer programs for the management of various data of anesthesia department and patients. We expect that more advanced and beneficial programs appear to the management of data for anesthesia department and patients.


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Humans , Anesthesia Department, Hospital , Anesthesia , Anesthesiology , Microcomputers
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