Technical details of ultrasound guided mammotome minimally invasive biopsy system for benign breast mass in 186 cases / 中华普通外科杂志

Objective To explore the clinical results and operation experiences for benign breast mass by ultrasound guided mammotome minimally invasive biopsy system (MMIBS). Methods 212 benign breast masses in 186 patients were resected by ultrasound guided MMIBS. Clinical data of 186 patients were retrospectively analyzed. Results Needle position in 186 patients was visualized. Lesions were completely removed in 134 cases of 186 (72%) patients. The complete resection rate for tumors on major pectoral muscle or near areola were 31.5% (6/19) and 33.3% (4/12) respectively. Identified by postoperative ultrasound, 118 out of 134 patients (88.0%) with tumor sizes 0.5 to 2.5 cm and 16 out of 38 patients (42.1% ) with sizes 2.5 to 3.0 cm were completely removed. No lesions larger than 3.0 cm were completely removed. All 52 cases in which the tumors were not completely removed by MMIBS were converted to open surgery. Ultrasound follow-up after 4 weeks showed that all the 134 cases that had had masses completely removed had no residual masses, whereas 6 months after operation, 16 out of the 112 cases proved tumor recurrent necessitating open reoperation in 6 cases and second MMIBS operation in 10 cases, among them one case recurred after six months and received open operation. Conclusions For small benign breast mass, MMIBS has therapeutic effect with significantly minimal invasion.

Observation and analyses on voice changes in the normal aged / 临床耳鼻咽喉头颈外科杂志

Objective:To measure the voice samples of the normal aged in order to systemically study the fea-tures of the voice changes. Method :To collect and analyze 146 voice samples of the normal aged with sonogram.Result:The fundamental frequency of the voice of the aged decreases and rises in the male more than 80 yearsolder. The low frequency harmonics are regulation and the intensity is strong in the formant of the aged. Thedifference reduces in voice between male and female. The harmonics to noise ratio tends downwards and the am-plitude perturbation quotient tends upwards along with the growth of age in the aged male. The changes of the above-mentioned parameters are not significant in the aged female. Conclusion:The voice changes are normalphysiological ones in the normal aged. The changes of the parameters are used to evaluate normal aged voice andabnormal one. The changes show that the function in the aged phonation tends to decline to a certain extent andit must be protected and be trained.