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Objective To investigate phases in normal rabbit liver contrast enhancement with the acoustic densitometry(AD).Methods Ten cases of normal rabbit were examined with second harmonic imaging(SHI).The AD curves and data of parenchyma were compared before and after the portal blood flow was blocked,when the contrast agents were administrated through ear veins.The AD curves and data of parenchyma were also investigated when the contrast agents were injected via ear veins and mesenteric veins.Results The curves of normal rabbit liver parenchyma were single-peak-shaped,looking like "a verticle triangle",when the contrast agent was administrated through ear veins.The curve was divided into 3 sections: ascending,summit,descending,with the value of peak intensity ( 18.4 ? 1.7 )dB.Ascending section indicated the arterial phase,and summit and descending sections the portal phase.The AD curves were quite similar before and after the portal blood flow was blocked,only with the peak value slightly decreased,and the values of peak intensity decreasing by 2 dB.Two peaks were seen in the "Hump-like" AD curves in the parenchyma,with the second peak higher than the first,as the contrast agents were administrated through mesenteric veins again 10-15 seconds after administration via ear veins.Conclusions The arterial phase is short and portal phase is long in normal rabbit liver contrast sonography.The enhancement of parenchyma is caused mostly by contrast from hepatic artery,and the contrast from portal veins only plays a minor role.
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Objective To explore the change of liver mitochondrial calcium metabolism and its effect on mitochondrial respiratory function.Methods The model of dog biliary obstruction was made by bile duct ligation. Mitochondria were obtained by differential centfifugation.Mitochondrial calcium content,calcium uptake rate and respiratory function were observed and compared.Results Liver mitochondrial calcium content was increased sig- nificantly,calcium uptake rate and respiratory function were obviously reduced after biliary obstruction.Mitochon- drial calcium content was highly negatively correlated with mitochondrial respiratory function (P
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Objective To elucidate the relationship between liver mitochondria calcium content and respi- ratory function in obstructive jaundice and biliary drainage.Methods The model of obstructive jaundice and bil- iary drainage was produced in dogs by common bile duct ligation and choledochoduodenostomy.The liver mitochon- dria were isolated and the calcium content and respiratory control rate were monitored.Results Mitochondria res- piratory control rate and calcium content significantly decreased and elevated respectively after bile duct ligation and there were varying degrees of recovery after biliary drainage,and the degree of recovery was evidently correlated with the duration of obstruction before drainage and the time after drainage.There was a strong negative correlation between the mitochondria calcium content and change of respiratory function.Conclusion The mitochondria cal- cium overload may be one of important factors for suppressed mitochondrial respiration in obstructive jaundice and early relief of the obstruction could favour the recovery of damaged liver mitochondria.
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Objective To investigate the safety and feasibility of laparoscopic hepatic left lateral lobectomy. Methods Five cases of liver cancer, 4 cases of hepatic hemangioma, and 2 cases with suspected liver tumors were included in this series. Tumors were all located at left lateral lobe, with a diameter less than 10?cm. Tumors were resected by laparoscopy under a combination of pneumoperitoneum and non-pneumoperitoneum, with hand assistance through a mini-incision. Several manoeures were used for the dissection of liver tissue, including microwave coagulation, ultrasonic dissection, tainium clips clamping, rotating suction, endogia ligation. ResultThe procedure was successful in all cases with the operation time ranging from 1.5?h to 6?h, and bleeding was 50?ml to 500?ml. The hospitalization time were from 5?d to 15?d. ConclusionLaparoscopic liver resection is safe and feasible for the left liver lateral lobe tumor when the diameter is less than 10?cm, and not involving surrounding organs.