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Objective To investigate the expression level of human epididymis protein 4 ( HE4 ) in se-rous ovarian cancer tissues and its relationship with clinicopathological features .Methods The expression level of HE4 in 140 serous ovarian cancer patients and its relationship with clinicopathological features were detected by immunohistochemistry.To compare the correlation between HE4 and CA125, the histological expressionOf CA125 was also detected by IHC .Results the positive expression rate of HE 4 and CA125 in moderately and poorly differentiated serous ovarian cancer tissues were respectively 89.76%and 81.89%;the positive expression rate in well differentiated group were respectively 46.61% and 15.38%,in the advanced stages were 92.44%and 83.19%,in the early stages were 47.62%and 33.33%.the positive expression rate of lymphatic metastasis were 95.65%and 84.35%,without lymphatic metastasis were 40.00%and 36.00%,the positive expression rate of peritoneal implantation were 90.00% and 87.27%, without peritoneal implantation were 70.00% and 33.33%;the positive expression rate of ascites were 89.76% and 79.53%,without ascites were 46.15% and 38.46%.Besides,the positive expression rates of HE4 and CA125 were 86%and 76%,the differences were sta-tistically significant.Both the positive expression in ovarian cancer are correlated positively (P0.05).Conclusion The expression of HE4 in serous ovarian cancer is related with FI-GO stages,the degree of tumor differentiation ,lymph node metastasis and ascites .
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OBJECTIVE: To investigate feasibility and effectiveness of pedicle screw bi-cortical fixation in lumbar spondylolisthesis or destabilization of aged people. METHODS: The statistical significance of the distance between the anterior edge of vertebral body and the anterior major blood vessels at the level of pediculus arcus vertebrae by CT scan at random were measured and analyzed. 82 cases of lumbar spondylolisthesis or destabilization, aged 65 years (range 51 to 75 years), including 35 males and 47 females, were treated pedicle screw bi-cortical fixation, with the anterior edge of the vertebral body penetrated by one screw thread. The function was evaluated by Macnab backleg pain scale standards. RESULTS: There was significant difference in the distance of the anterior edge and the major vessels between the old and the young (P< 0.05). All the 82 cases were operated successfully, and the mean time was 145 minutes and the mean amount of bleeding was 530 mL. The 43 cases including 15 males and 28 females were followed up for 18 months (range 3 to 53 months). There was one case of rupture of the spinal dura mater with no sequela after the suture. There were 3 cases of transient paralysis and pain of lower limbs, which were alleviated after 2 months' treatment. No complications of nerve root or vessel injuries were found. All incisions healed well at the primary stage. The lumbocrural pain of all 43 cases was alleviated to a certain content. There were 31 cases of excellent, 10 of good, and 2 of fair; the excellent and good rate was 97%. CONCLUSION: It is feasible and safe to treat the lumbar spondylolisthesis or destabilization in the old with the pedicle screw bi-cortical fixation.