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Objectives: To explore the role of liver in the process of severe acute pancreatitis. Methods:Comparing the survival time, the endotoxin level of plasma and ascites , the IL-6 level of serum and ascites, the platelet granule membrane protein-140 (GMP-140) level of plasma and the histology change of lung between control group, portocaval shunting group(PC), acute necrotic pancreatitis (ANP) group and acute necrotic pancreatitis immediately after portocaval shunt(PC+ANP) group of rats. Measuring the serum IL-6 of control group, portocaval shunt control group (injecting normal saline through caval vein, PCJ), ascites injecting group (AJ) and ascites injecting portocaval shunt group (PC+AJ). Results: The survival time of PC+ANP group was much shorter than those of the other groups, and its plasma endotoxin , serum IL-6 and plasma GMP-140 levels were higher than those of the other groups (P
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Objective To study the causes and prevention of complications during LC. Methods The clinical data of 1200 patients treated by LC in the latest 10 years were reviewed retrospectively. Results All of the 1200 cases recovered smoothly without severe complications. 18 cases were converted to open-cholecystectomy. Conclutions Complications of LC can be prevented by strict training, serious operative procedures, and mastery of causes and prevention of complications.
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Ojective To study the method of laparoscopic fenestration and its effect for the treatment of hepatic and renal cysts and polycystic livers and kidneys. Methods Laparoscopic fenestration of the cysts was performed Results All of the 15 cases were operated on successfully and recovered smoothly. Conclusions laparoscopic fenestration of hepatic and renal cysts and polycystic livers and kidneys has all the advantages of minimally invasive surgery. Relapsed cysts can be also treated by laparoscopic fenestration.
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Objective To look for a method of LC with minimal invasion and better exposure. Methods During laparoscopic cholecystectomy with three holes, a needle with a No.7 thread was pierced to the abdominal cavity at the right eighth intercostal space and the fundus of the gallbladder was sutured. The gallbladder traction was performed by the thread to help exposure of the operative filed. LC of 90 cases were operated on by the method. Results All of the 90 cases were cured without any complication. Conclusions External abdominal gallbladder traction is more effective with minimal invision and better exposure as compared with the routine LC.
