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Objective To discuss the clinical treatment of unstable dislocation of the sternoclavicular joint with clavicle hook plates. Methods From April 2005 to October 2007, 19 cases of unstable dislo-cation of stemoclavicular joint were treated with open reduction and internal fixation by clavicle hook plates. There were 17 cases of Grade type Ⅲ and 2 cases of Grade type Ⅱ. After open reduction and internal fixation, all patients received arthroplasty and repair of eostoclavicular and sternoclavicular ligaments. Results None had intraoperative injury to nerves and blood vessels. Follow-ups from 6 to 24 (mean, 8) months showed 16 excellent cases, 2 good cases and 1 fair case by Roekwood criteria, the good to excellent rate being 94.7%. The healing duration lasted 3 to 6 (averaging 4) weeks. No infection, sliding or loosening of internal fixation, nonunion or re-dislocation was found postoperatively. Conclusion The clavicle hook plate is an effective and advanced surgical treatment of sternoclavieular joint injuries, because its easy and mini-invasive operation can provide sturdy fixation and lead to good functional recovery.
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0.05).Complications included 6 cases of delayed union,1 cases of severe elbow stiffness,3 cases of heterotopic ossification,2 cases of ulnar nerve palsy,in which one case recovered after 6 months,another case remained symptoms.[Conclusion]With appropriate training aids,the majority of patients have good effect.Same good clinical outcome have been achieved for treatment of intracondylar humeral fractures with either triceps splitting approach or the olecranon osteotomy approach.
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[Objective]To establish an in vitro two-dimensional culture model of degenerated nucleus pulposus and detect samples' cell cycle by flow cytometry to study why nucleus pulposus cells don't grow well after passage. [Method]Nucleus pulposus tissues taken from protruded discs of 24 patients were treated by Trypsin and collagenase after surgical procedures,and then the cells were cultured in DMEM/F12 medium.Cell morphology was observed by an invert microscope and cell cycle of the primary and P2 cells were detected by flow cytometry after proliferation in monolayer culture.[Result]1.Primary culture cells of nucleus pulposus grew well in the medium,and 90% cells adhere to layer after about 7d.2.The rate of apoptosis of NP: primary(38.10?11.7)%,P2(44.74?17.6)%.The rate of S period : primary(7.88?2.1%),P2(2.76?0.7)%.[Conclusion]When going down to posterity the cells' apoptosis rate grows while S period cells decrease.
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[Objective]To evaluate whether transplanted marrow mesenchymal stem cells interfered in TGF-?1 can differentiate to nucleus pulposus cells and increase the amount of proteoglycan and collagenase Ⅱ content in intervertebral discs.[Method]We used an in vivo model to investigate the feasibility of marrow mesenchymal stem cells that cultured in vitro and interfered in TGF-?1 delivery,retention,and survival in the degeneratived disc space.In 2,4,6,8 weeks we used immunohistochemical staining to determine the change of collagenase Ⅱ content;spectrophotometry to determine the change of amount of proteoglycan with Phlorglucinol;the experiment date were analyzed by SPSS 11.5 soft ware.[Result]We found MSCs could maintain viability and proliferate within the rabbit inter vertebral disc.The amount of proteoglycan and collagen Type Ⅱ content of the intervertebral in matrix synthesis in the experiment group was increased in 8 weeks.We found no changes in the modle group.[Conclusion]Our data suggest that transplanted marrow mesenchymal stem cells in vivo can survive and increase proteoglycan and collagen Type Ⅱ amount interfered in TGF-?1 in some periods,which support its potential use as a treatment of intervertebral disc degeneration.