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Objective To explore the feasibility and clinical effects of rotary cutter in laparoscopic splenectomy in treatment of traumatic spleen rupture.Methods The study retrospectively identified 10 cases with traumatic spleen rupture treated with laparoscopic splenectomy from June 2014 to June 2016.Results Total laparoscopic splenectomy combined with rotary cutter was completed successfully in 9 cases and 1 case was converted to open laparotomy due to intraoperative uncontrollable hemorrhage. The former operative time was 95 ~ 170 min, the estimated intraoperative amount of blood loss was 300 ~ 800 ml and autologous blood transfusion of 400 ~ 1 200 ml was conducted. The postoperative hospital stay was 8 ~ 14 d. No serious complications were found in the cases followed-up for 3 ~ 24 months after operation.Conclusion Laparoscopic splenectomy combined with rotary cutter is not only feasible and safe but also has the merits of minimally invasive surgery. It can be applied in treating those with abdominal trauma and with benign lesions in spleen. So it deserved promotion and application in clinical work.
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Objective To construct a rat fixation device for local infra-red irradiation in rats, observe the binding effect of this fixation device, and assess its practical application.Methods Twelve SD rats were held by this home-made simple device.The holding time was recorded at room temperature (24℃ to 26℃), 38℃ to 39℃ and 42℃ to 43℃ by infrared irradiation, respectively, and the maximum observation point was 60 min.Results Most rats (10/12) were held for more than 30 minutes at room temperature, 38℃ to 39℃ and 42℃ to 43℃ infrared irradiation.While 8 rats reached 60 min.There was no statistically significant difference among the holding times at various temperatures (P > 0.05).Conclusion This self-made device is simple, easy to operate and can be used to hold rats for a long time, and is a convenient and reliable holding device in animal experiments.