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Chinese Journal of Microsurgery ; (6): 568-572, 2018.
Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM | ID: wpr-735013

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Objective To observe the anatomy of the radial proper digital arteries and their dorsal vessels of index fingers, and the relative position and orientation of them were summarized. To explore the surgical method and clinical appilication of the stepladder advancement flap pedicled with the radial proper digital artery of index finger in the finger tip defects. Methods From June, 2013 to June, 2016, 6 hand specimens were injected into the brachial artery with red latex to carry out the microanatomy of the index finger’s radial proper digital arteries and their dorsal vessels. And 1 vascular cast of hand specimen were observed the origin, number and oriention of the artery and its dorsal vessel. Ten cases with soft tissue defects of index finger in finger tip, were repaired with stepladder advance-ment flap pedicled with the radial proper digital artery. The evaluations and analysis were made in survival rate and finger's function by the postoperative regular consultations. Results There were 2 (4 hands) or 3 (2 hands) dorsal vessels in the proximal, and 2(6 hands) in middle segments of the radial proper digital arteries of index fingers in 6 hand specimens respectively. While the vascular cast of hand specimen showed that 3 dorsal vessels in the proximal, and 2 in the middle segments of the radial proper digital artery. Ten patients were performed the operation. The blood flow after the surgery were good and all flaps survived well. Followed-up time was 10-14 months. The color, feeling, contour and texture of flaps was good. The function of flexion and extension of the finger was good too, and no defor-mity of the purlicue. The resolution of static two points was 5.5-9.0 mm, averaged of 7.2 mm. Conclusion The stepladder advancement flap pedicled with the radial proper digital artery of index finger can extend the donor site. It is safe, reliable and effective, providing a alternation for the repair of the soft tissue defects of the index finger tip.

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Organ Transplantation ; (6): 105-110, 2015.
Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM | ID: wpr-731575

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[Abstract ] Objective To explore the effective method of induction of Schwann cell-like differentiation in bone mesenchymal stem cell (BMSC)of adult rat in vitro.Methods Primary culture of Schwann cell and isolated culture of BMSC were separately conducted.According to different induction methods,the cells were divided into chemical induction group and co-culture induction group.The growth of Schwann cell and BMSC was observed under light microscope.These two kinds of cells were identified by immunofluorescence staining [detecting Schwann cell marker proteins:glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) antibody and S-100 antibody] and flow cytometry.The shape and growth of cells in two groups were dynamically observed by light microscope.The induced differentiation was evaluated with immunofluorescence staining at 3 rd day after co-culture induction in the co-culture induction group and at 4 h and 1 st day after chemical induction in the chemical induction group.Results In the chemical induction group,the BMSC appeared typical Schwann cell-like morphology.The positive expression of GFAP antibody appeared at 4 h after preliminary induction.Meanwhile,the positive expression rate of GFAP and S-100 antibody was (80.9 ± 3.5)% and (59.0 ±1.1 )% at 1 st day after induction.The induced BMSC began to die at 2nd day after chemical induction and most of the induced BMSC had died at 3 rd day after chemical induction.At 3 rd day after co-culture induction,few induced BMSC showed obvious morphological changes like those in chemical induction group.The positive expression rate of GFAP and S-100 antibody was (89.8 ±2.4)% and (80.9 ±1.7)%. The positive expression rate of GFAP and S-100 antibody in the co-culture induction group was higher than those in the chemical induction group and the difference had statistical significance (all in P <0.01).Conclusions The co-culture induction not only has obvious effect on Schwann cell-like differentiation in BMSC,but also promotes the survival and proliferation of BMSC.Thus,co-culture induction is more safe and effective than chemical induction.

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Organ Transplantation ; (6): 157-161,168, 2015.
Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM | ID: wpr-731581

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Objective To discuss the effect of bone marrow mesenchymal stem cell (BMSC)as the seed cell transplantation of tissue-engineered artificial nerve in the treatment of peripheral nerve injury. Methods BMSC was obtained from the bone marrow of adult rat through isolation and culture and combined with acellular nerve scaffold to construct ‘tissue-engineered artificial nerve’.After transplantation,rats were divided into two groups,the BMSC +acellular nerve conduit group(BMSC treatment group)and the empty cell conduit group(negative control group)with 5 rats in each group.Sciatic functional index (SFI)of the affected side of rats was compared between two groups at 2 weeks,4 weeks and 8 weeks after the surgery.Moreover,the sciatic conduction,recovery rate of tricipital muscle wet weight and other repair effects of the affected side were compared between two groups at 8 weeks after the surgery.Results The indicators of BMSC treatment group, including SFI assessed at 2 weeks,4 weeks and 8 weeks after the surgery as well as the sciatic conduction and recovery rate of tricipital muscle wet weight assessed at 8 weeks after the surgery,were better than those of the negative control group(all in P <0.05).Conclusions BMSC combined with tissue-engineered artificial nerve of acellular nerve scaffold can effectively promote nerve regeneration and function recovery.

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Organ Transplantation ; (6): 268-272, 2015.
Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM | ID: wpr-731598

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Objective To investigate clinical efficacy of tissue-engineered artificial nerve grafts constructed by acellular nerve grafts combined with adult rat Schwann cell (SC)in the treatment of peripheral nerve injury.Methods SCs were isolated and cultured from the distal nerves of adult Sprague Dawley (SD) rats with 1-week Wallerian degeneration and then combined with acellular nerve grafts to construct tissue-engineered artificial nerve.All rats were divided into acellular nerve graft containing SCs (SC group)and nerve graft containing no cells groups (control group),five animals in each group.At 2-,4-and 8-week after surgery,sciatic function index (SFI)of the affected side was compared between two groups.At postoperative 8 weeks,nerve conduction of sciatic nerve of the injured side,recovery rate of triceps surae wet weight and other relevant parameters were equally compared between two groups.Results In the SC group,SFI of the affected side at 2-,4-and 8-week after surgery,nerve conduction of sciatic nerve at the injured side and recovery rate of triceps surae wet weight at postoperative 8 weeks were significantly better compared with those in the control group (all in P <0.05).Conclusions Combined use of adult rat SCs and acellular nerve grafts effectively repairs peripheral nerve defects and accelerates functional recovery of injured nerves.

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