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Chinese Journal of Interventional Imaging and Therapy ; (12): 690-693, 2017.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-667492

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Objective To establish rabbit model bearing VX2 liver tumor using improved technique,and to analyze the relevant impact factors of hepatic artery and portal vein catheterization.Methods Transplanted liver tumors of 60 healthy New Zealand white rabbits were established through open abdominal puncture and hepatic artery and portal vein catheterization.The rabbits were divided into A group (survival) and B group (death) according to whether a short-term (within 7 days after surgery) death occurred or not.The univariate analysis of the factors which could lead to the death of rabbits were analyzed.The Logistic regression models were established with parameters which were significantly different between the 2 groups,and independent risk factors which could lead to the failure of the experiment were analyzed.Results VX2 tumors were successfully implanted in the liver to all 60 rabbits.Nine (9/60,15.00 %) rabbits died within 7 days,while 51 (51/60,85.00%) rabbits survived,weight < 2.5 kg,additional intraoperative anesthesia,operation time ≥60 min,length of incision ≥5 cm and blood loss of operation ≥25 ml were impact factors (all P<0.05).Weight < 2.5 kg,additional intraoperative anesthesia and the blood loss of operation ≥25 ml were independent risk factors for death (P<0.01).Conclusion Relative high success rate of building rabbit models bearing VX2 liver tumor may achieved using hepatic artery and portal vein catheterization.Larger weight of rabbits,training of surgical skills,less intraoperative blood loss are helpful to avoid intraoperative additional anesthesia,thus reducing mortality of rabbits.

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Chinese Journal of Primary Medicine and Pharmacy ; (12)2006.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-559541

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Objective To investigate the value of interventional radiological treatment of bone and softtissue malignant tumor.Methods 36 patients with bone and softtissue malignant tumors,who were diagnosed by pathology,admitted selective angiography,intra-artery chemotherapy and embolize.After treatment the clinical and pathological changes were observed,and the treatment effect were analyzed.Results After treatment the clinical signs of most of patients(94.4%,34/36) were ameliorated.The pathological examination indicated that the total rate of curative effect achieved 80%(16/20);The tumor putrescence rate of 60% patients was exceeded 90%.Conclusion Intervention therapy is an effective method for bone and softtissue malignant tumors,and it can improve the result of limb salvage operation.

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Chinese Journal of Radiology ; (12)2001.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-552618

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Objective To explore the clinical significance of interventional treatment of iliac vein compression syndrome(IVCS). Methods Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty(PTA) was performed in 40 cases. Thirty three cases underwent endovascular stent implantation and 27 cases underwent second stage left saphenous vein ligation and stripping and the valves of left femoral veins narrowing. Thirty one cases were followed up postoperatively and the duration was 6~66 months (mean 28 months). Results The dilation of iliac veins was successful in 36 cases and there were good efficacy in all patients when they discharged from hospital. Followed up during post operation, all the limbs ulcers were cured and varicose veins disappeared. The skin pigmentation disappeared in 17 of 19 cases and markedly relieved in 2 cases. Left lower limb swelling disappeared in 15 of 17 cases and relieved in 2cases. Conclusion There is good efficacy in the interventional treatment of left iliac vein lesions, but second stage procedures should be performed in secondary lesions of saphenous veins and valves of femoral veins.

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Journal of Interventional Radiology ; (12)2001.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-576814

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Objective To evaluate the clinical efficacy of thermo-chemotherapy and thermo-lipiodol embolization intreatment of primary hepatocellular carcinoma(PHC).Methods One hundred and sixteen cases of PHC were divided into three groups.Group A(38 cases)was treated with normal temperature chemotherapy and normal temperature lipiodol,Group B(40 cases)with thermo-chemotherapy and normal temperature lipiodol and group C(38 cases)with thermo-chemotherapy and thermo-lipiodol.Group B and group C were called the thermotherapy group.Results In the thermotherapy groups,the rates of tumor size reduction were significantly greater than those in the normal group.There were no significant different in the hepatic function tests among the three groups.The 6-,12-,18-,and 24-month survival rates of the normal group and thermotherapy groups were 97%,58%,39% and 18%,versus 99%,79%,57% and 36%,respectively.No significant differences were found in the rates of reduction of tumor size and survival rates between group B and group C.Conclusion Thermo-chemotherapy and thermo-embolization possess significant effect on PHC but without conspicuous damage to liver function.

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Journal of Interventional Radiology ; (12)2001.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-572775

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Objective To investigate the cause of severe complications after arterial perfusion for esophageal cancer and the methods of prevention. Methods 368 cases of esophageal cancer were treated with arterial perfusion of drugs for chemotherapy. The treatment numbers were 909 including 215 males and 153 females with the age ranging from 39 to 86. These patients were verified as esophageal cancers histopathologically. Selective angiography of the relevant esophageal segments and drugs for perfusion chemotherapy were undertaken. Results The complications included one case of paralysis due to spinal cord injury, two cases with esophageal perforation and three cases of necrotic esophagitis. The case of paralysis died of original disease one month after the treatment. Of the cases of esophageal perforation, one formed the esophgus-trachea fistula and survived for eight months after being esophageal stent implantation and the other formed esophagus-mediastinum fistula and died of massive hemorrhage after six weeks. Three cases of necrotic esophagitis occurred at the normal segments of the esophagus and formed esophgeal perforation. Of these three cases, one formed esophago-broncheal fistula and survived up to now after creating drainage stoma of stomach. Two cases of the esophgus-mediastinum and esophgus-bronchius fistula died of severe infection. Conclusions Severe complications of esophageal arterial catheterization with drugs for chemotherapy are rare. Less harmful, non-ionization contrast medium, low cellular toxicity drugs for chemotherapy with proper doses and concentrations should be selected together with optimal speed of infusion. Esophageal internal stent placement drainage stoma creation of stomach should be the useful adjunct for severe complications.

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