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Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research ; (53): 2529-2533, 2015.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-465338

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BACKGROUND:The whole-kidney acelular matrix scaffold in rats prepared by perfusion method is proved to have goodin vitro biocompatibility, butin vivo biocompatibility is stil unclear. OBJECTIVE:To produce a whole-kidney acelular matrix scaffold in rats by perfusion method and to evaluate the in vivo biocompatibility of the scaffold. METHODS:The whole-kidney acelular matrix scaffold in Wistar rats was prepared by perfusion method and evaluated with the folowing tests. (1) Acute toxicity test: mice were subject to intraperitoneal injection of whole-kidney acelular matrix scaffold extract liquid, normal saline and phenol. (2) Hemolytic test: Anticoagulant blood samples from New Zealand rabbits were mixed with whole-kidney acelular matrix scaffold extract liquid, normal saline and distiled water, respectively. (3) Pyrogen test: Whole-kidney acelular matrix scaffold extract liquid was injected into the ear vein of New Zealand rabbits. (4) Intracutaneous stimulation test: Whole-kidney acelular matrix scaffold extract liquid was injected subcutaneously into New Zealand rabbits for observing whether there was a skin stimulus response. (5) Subcutaneous implantation test: The whole-kidney acelular matrix scaffold was implanted subcutaneously into the back of New Zealand rabbits. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION:There was no cel residual in the whole-kidney acelular matrix scaffold preparedby perfusion method, and no acute systemic toxicity, hemolytic reaction, pyrogen response, and skin stimulus respons, indicating the scaffold has a good histocompatibility in the rabbits. These findings suggest that the whole-kidney acelular matrix scaffolds in Wistar rats prepared by perfusion method have goodin vivo biocompatibility.

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Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine ; (36): 29-30, 2012.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-433511

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Objective To explore the experience in diagnosis and treatment ot primary transitional cell carcinoma of prostate for the early and accurate to diagnosis and treatment.Methods The clinical data and features of 3 cases were retrospectively reviewed.Results All patients were diagnosed as primary transitional cell carcinoma of prostate.Two cases were advanced tumor.The preoperative examinations (ultrasound and serum,PSA) have failed to accurately indicate the diagnosis.All of them were confirmed by pathological examination.1 case lost follow-up,1 case performed TURP + chemotherapy through intravesical administration have survived 17 months respectively till today.The other case has already survived 2 months postoperatively but with lumbar spine bone metastasis.Conclusions Early diagnosis of primary transitional cell carcinoma of prostate is difficult.The diagnosis of the disease depends on the transrectal needle biopsy of the prostate or the specimens of the prostate after the Urethroscopy.Because of the prognosis is bad,and prone to pathological missed diagnosis or misdiagnosis.Need to exclude multicentric lesions and mixed tumor and choice of treatment method.

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Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine ; (36): 10-11, 2012.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-433487

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Objective To investigate the complications of minimally invasive percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) and their countermeasures.Methods The datum of 265 cases who underwent PCNL in our hospital.Among the 265 cases of PCNL,serious complications occurred in 13 cases.Of the 13 cases,4 cases had massive hemorrhage,2 case had colon perforation,1 case had serious urinary extravasation,6 cases had febricity.Results The incidence of serious complications was 4.91%(13/265),all patients were cured by corresponding treatment and no death in the cases.Conclusions Adequate preoperative preparation in PCNL and strict surgical indications were good for complications reduction.Serious complications should be detected early and treated correspondingly.

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