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Objective:To investigate the diagnostic value of bronchial arteriography CT (BA-ACT) combined with bronchoscopy (BS) in bronchial Dieulafoy′s disease (BDD), and the role of bronchial artery embolization (BAE) in the treatment of BDD.Methods:Retrospective analysis was made on the clinical data of 5 patients suspected of being BDD treated by BS in Guangzhou First People′s Hospital or Guangzhou Thoracic Hospital from January 2008 to January 2018 due to hemoptysis. Bronchial arteriography (BAG) and BA-ACT were performed during the operation of interventional embolization. BAG rotary acquisition data were post-processed according to BS findings, and BA-ACT reconstruction images of the diseased bronchi and bronchial arteries were obtained. BS reexamination and clinical follow-up observation were carried out after embolization to analyze the effect of embolization.Results:There were one BDD lesion for the five patients respectively, and the BAG lacked characteristic manifestations. Bronchoscopy revealed BDD foci to present as papillary (case 1-case 3), nodular (case 4), or lirellate (case 5) subbronchial submucosal protrusion lesions. On the BA-ACT reconstruction plot, the BDD lesions of papillary, nodular and carination manifested correspondingly as a bronchial artery branches locally " pointed arch" shaped (cases 1-case 4) or " bead-like" (case 5) fold and protruding toward the bronchial lumen. The BDD lesions of the cases 1-case 4 retraction and disappearance after one BAE were observed by BS examination, and no hemoptysis recurrence during the follow-up period (54-91 months). The ridge like BDD lesion of the case 5 remained unchanged after BAE, and hemoptysis recurred at 71 months after the first BAE; the uncollapsed foci were supplied by two collateral vessels that confirmed by second BAG and BA-ACT, and no hemoptysis for 71 months followed up after second BAE.Conclusions:BA-ACT combined with BS enables a locative and qualitative diagnosis of BDD, and BAE is a very effective treatment method for BDD.
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Objective To examine the value of bronchoscopy in the diagnosis of sputum-negative pulmonary tuberculosis in a general hospital.Methods A retrospective study was conducted for the 459 patients treated in a general hospital from June 2010 to May 2015.All the patients had symptoms and radiographic changes suggestive of pulmonary tuberculosis but smearnegative.All patients were subjected to bronchoscopy,including brushing,bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) and transbronchial biopsy (TBB).The bronchoscopic specimens were submitted for direct smear and acid-fast stain,Mycobacterium tuberculosis culture or histopathological assay,respectively.Results The diagnosis was confirmed by bronchoscopy in 378 (82.4％) of the 459 patients.Of the 378 patients whose diagnosis was confirmed,pulmonary tuberculosis was identified in 238 patients (63.0％).Other diagnoses included bronchogenic carcinoma,non-specific inflammation,organizing pneumonia,pulmonary fungal infection,interstitial pneumonia,sarcoidosis,nontuberculous mycobacterial infection.Of the patients with confirmed diagnosis by bronchoscopy,the sensitivity for diagnosis was 57.95％ by direct smear and acid-fast stain of brushing or BALF,79.78％ by culture of BALF,and 56.93％ by histopathological assay of TBB specimens.The integrated method by combining smear and stain,culture and histopathological assay of TBB specimens could improve the sensitivity,specificity,positive predictive value,and negative predictive value to 91.01％,97.46％,97.98％ and 88.89％.Conclusions For the patients whose clinical manifestations and imaging changes are suggestive of pulmonary tuberculosis but smear-negative,bronchoscopy is a valuable method for the diagnosis,which should be adopted as a routine test in clinical practice.
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Objective To study the clinical effects and immunological rejection of allogenic bone as autologous bone graft substitute materials in the treatment of developmental dislocation of the hip.Methods Selected 36 chlidren 40 hip joint undergoing Salter innominate osteotomy,shortening and derotational of the femur bone cutting,Allogeneic bone implantation.Results According to the clinical evaluation criteria of Mckay,excellent 32,good 6,satisfaction 87.5％.All 40 cases of hip bone graft healing,complications such as postoperative incisional drainage response,and no obvious immune rejection.Conclusions Allogeneic bone implantion in the treatment of developmental dislocation of the hip is safe.
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Objective To study the therapeutic effect and safety of pleurodesis with medical thoracoscopy by powdery talc on treatment of malignant pleural effusion.Methods Retrospective analysis were done in 74 cases of malignant pleural effusion accepted simple powdery talc pleurodesis under medical thoracoscopy.Results The doses of powdery talc were from 1g to 5g,average 2.18g in the course of the treatment.After operation,45 (60.8％) cases which were complete remission(CR) were full pleural adhesion and complete lung recruitment,14cases (18.9％),which were partial remission(PR),were less pleural adhesion and most lung recruitment,and 10cases(13.6％) were stable diseases(SD),while 5cases(6.7％),which were progressive diseases(PD),were without pleural reaction.The total effective rate,including CR,PR and SD,was 93.3 ％ (69/74).The complications of simple powdery talcage under medical thoracoscopy were included in:95.9％ (71/74) with chest pain,64.8％ (48/74) with fever,28.4％ (21/74) with shortness of breath,12.2 ％ (9/74) with mediastinal and subcutaneous emphysema,5.4％ (4/74) with nausea and vomiting,4.1％ (3/74) with abdominal distension,while the complications of acute pulmonary edema,massive hemorrhage,pulmonary embolism and wound infection were not observed.Conclusion Treatment of malignant pleural effusion by simple powdery talcage under medical thoracoscopy has definite clinic therapeutic effect,which is safe,cost-effective,less trauma and worthy of clinical application.