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Objective?To compare the difference between endoscopic hemostasis with over-the-scope clip and conventional endoscopic hemostasis with through-the-scope clip for treatment of peptic ulcer bleeding.?Methods?Using the method of retrospective study, 22 cases of peptic ulcer bleeding patients treated by endoscopic hemostasis with over-the-scope clip and 24 cases recently completed by endoscopic hemostasis with through-the-scope clip before the application of endoscopic hemostasis with over-the-scope clip as the research object, then evaluate the efficacy and safety of endoscopic hemostasis with over-the-scope clip by comparing immediate hemostasis success (rate), the total number of clips used for operation, first successful hemostasis (rate), postoperative recurrence (rate), hemostasis success (rate), rebleeding (rate), two endoscopic treatment (rate), permanent hemostasis (rate), complication (rate), postoperative hospital stay (d), mortality (rate).?Results?Immediate hemostasis success (rate) of peptic ulcer bleeding patients treated by endoscopic hemostasis with over-the-scope clip was 20/22 (90.9%) and the total number of clips used for operation was 22, the first successful hemostasis (rate) was 20/22 (90.9%), postoperative recurrence (rate) was 1/20 (5.0%), successful hemostasis (rate) was19/22 (86.4%), rebleeding (rate) was 1/20 (5.0%), two endoscopic treatment (rate) was 3/22 (13.6%), permanent hemostasis (rate) was 18/22 (81.8%), complications (rate) was 0/22 (0.0%), postoperative hospital stay time (d) was (8.95 ± 0.96) d, death (rate) was 0/22 (0.0%). Immediate hemostasis success (rate) of peptic ulcer bleeding patients treated by hemostasis therapy with through-the-scope clip was 13/24 (54.2%) and the total number of clips used for operation was 56, the first successful hemostasis (rate) was 13/24 (54.2%), postoperative recurrence (rate) was 0/13 (0.0%), successful hemostasis (rate) was 13/24 (54.2%), rebleeding (rate) was 0/13 (0.0%), two endoscopic treatment (rate) was 11/24 (45.8%), permanent hemostasis (rate) was 13/24 (54.2%), complications (rate) was 0/24 (0.0%), hospitalization time after operation (d) was (8.54 ± 0.53) d, death (rate) was 1/24 (4.2%). Immediate hemostasis success (rate), first successful hemostasis (rate), hemostasis success (rate), and permanent hemostasis (rate) were higher in the OTSC group than in the TTSC group. However, two endoscopic treatment (rate) was lower in the OTSC group than in the TTSC group (P < 0.05).?Conclusion?Endoscopic hemostasis with over-the-scope clip is safe and effective on the treatment of peptic ulcer bleeding,it can be used as the first choice for the treatment of complicated and refractory peptic ulcer bleeding due to rupture of blood vessel with the larger diameter or other causes.
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ObjectiveTo investigate the application of intraoperative Computed Tomograph (CT) using in surgery for complex acetabular fractures.MethodsFrom June 2008 to December 2010,14 patients (9 males,5 females; with the mean age of 45.1 years; range,28-62 years) with complex acetabular fractures were operated using intraoperative CT.Preoperative radiotherapy and CT scan were adopted to evaluate the fractures.Three dimensional reconstruction based on CT scan was used to mimic surgery.The surgery approach and the type of internal fixators were noted.Intraoperative C-arm and CT scan were used to evaluate the fractures reduction respectively.Decision of additional reduction was made by surgeons according to above mentioned methods respectively and the results were noted.Comparing to preoperative design,the change of surgery plan were noted.Overall time,frequency and radiation dose of intraoperative CT scan were also noted.ResultsAll patients in this study received average 2.7 times of intraoperative CT scan.Mean time of CT scan was 40.4 min and the overall dose of radiation was 47.2 mGy.Decision of additional reduction was made in 3 cases according to C-arm radiography and 4 cases according to CT scan (above mentioned 3 cases were included).The change of surgery plan was made in one case.In postoperative radiography evaluation according to Matta's score system,anatomical reduction were achieved in 8 cases,imperfect reduction in 3 cases and poor reduction in 3 cases.ConclusionIntraoperative CT scan increases the radiation time and dose of patients dramatically.When used to evaluate fracture reduction intraoperatively,it can't take the advantage of traditional C-arm radiography.When delicate preoperative plan is made with radiography and three dimensional reconstruction based on CT data,the efficiency of intraoperative CT scan for complex acetabular fractures are to be discussed.