With the advance of spinal surgery in the last decade,surgical treatment of spinal tumors has been no longer limited to simple laminectomy.The principles of surgical treatment of spinal tumors include:(1) anterior app...With the advance of spinal surgery in the last decade,surgical treatment of spinal tumors has been no longer limited to simple laminectomy.The principles of surgical treatment of spinal tumors include:(1) anterior approach for the anterior lesion and posterior approach for the posterior lesion;(2) combined anterior and posterior approach for extensive lesions and(3) internal fixation for spinal stability.32 cases of spinal tumors were treated on the basis of the above guiding principles and 84%(27/32) showed excellent or good results.展开更多
Objective:To evaluate the clinical effects of the abdominal aorta block in controlling haemorrhage during operations of the gynecologic tumor. Methods: From July 1965 to January 2005. we collected patients (n = 49) of...Objective:To evaluate the clinical effects of the abdominal aorta block in controlling haemorrhage during operations of the gynecologic tumor. Methods: From July 1965 to January 2005. we collected patients (n = 49) of gynecologic tumor complicated with haemorrhage during operations, who were divided into 3 groups: preventive blocking group (PG, n=12), treatment blocking group (TG, n = 20) used abdominal aorta block technique with sterilized cotton band and silica gel tube, and control group (CG, n = 17) which were used the regular haemostatic methods, such as ligature, suture and ribbon gauze packing. During operations, the vital signs including the amount of bleeding and transfusion were measured. Results: Compared with the CG, the amount of bleeding and transfusion in the PG and TG decreased significantly (P<0. 01). After using the technique, 32 cases of haemorrhage were controlled completely. All patients finished operation smoothly in the end and the vital signs were stable. The vision field of operation was clear and the operating time was shortened dramatically (3. 0 h vs 5. 7 h and 3. 8 h vs 5. 7 h, P< 0. 01). No complications caused by the block occurred in the post-operation. Conclusion: Lower abdominal aorta block is safe and effective in controlling haemorrhage during operations of the gynecologic tumor.展开更多
Objective.T o assess the viability of surgical procedures on gynecologic malignant patients o f70years age and older.Methods.Between September1,1983to June30,1 999,57gynecologic malignant patients aged70years and olde...Objective.T o assess the viability of surgical procedures on gynecologic malignant patients o f70years age and older.Methods.Between September1,1983to June30,1 999,57gynecologic malignant patients aged70years and older were treated by surgical procedures.A retrospective study was perf ormed.All patients were analyzed for preexisting medical conditions,length of hospital stay,morbidi-ty,and mortality.Results.Thirty-four patients had a n extensive surgical procedure,while a local surgical procedure was done in23 patients.Forty-one patientshad one or more preexisting medical i llnesses.Minor surgical morbidity occurred in24patientsand majo r surgical morbidity occurred in6patients.There were no differen ces in the types of surgical procedures,mean hospital stay,preexisting medical illness and postoperative complications between the two groups of patients70 to75year older and over age75.The major postoperative complications all occ urred in the extensive surgical procedure group that were higher as compared wit h local operation and postoperative mean stay was also significant-ly length in former group.Conclusions.The extensive surgical procedure can be performed fo r elderly patients with gynecologic malignances.Careful preoperative evaluatio n,monitoring,and meticulous postoperative care are vital to the success.展开更多
文摘With the advance of spinal surgery in the last decade,surgical treatment of spinal tumors has been no longer limited to simple laminectomy.The principles of surgical treatment of spinal tumors include:(1) anterior approach for the anterior lesion and posterior approach for the posterior lesion;(2) combined anterior and posterior approach for extensive lesions and(3) internal fixation for spinal stability.32 cases of spinal tumors were treated on the basis of the above guiding principles and 84%(27/32) showed excellent or good results.
文摘Objective:To evaluate the clinical effects of the abdominal aorta block in controlling haemorrhage during operations of the gynecologic tumor. Methods: From July 1965 to January 2005. we collected patients (n = 49) of gynecologic tumor complicated with haemorrhage during operations, who were divided into 3 groups: preventive blocking group (PG, n=12), treatment blocking group (TG, n = 20) used abdominal aorta block technique with sterilized cotton band and silica gel tube, and control group (CG, n = 17) which were used the regular haemostatic methods, such as ligature, suture and ribbon gauze packing. During operations, the vital signs including the amount of bleeding and transfusion were measured. Results: Compared with the CG, the amount of bleeding and transfusion in the PG and TG decreased significantly (P<0. 01). After using the technique, 32 cases of haemorrhage were controlled completely. All patients finished operation smoothly in the end and the vital signs were stable. The vision field of operation was clear and the operating time was shortened dramatically (3. 0 h vs 5. 7 h and 3. 8 h vs 5. 7 h, P< 0. 01). No complications caused by the block occurred in the post-operation. Conclusion: Lower abdominal aorta block is safe and effective in controlling haemorrhage during operations of the gynecologic tumor.
文摘Objective.T o assess the viability of surgical procedures on gynecologic malignant patients o f70years age and older.Methods.Between September1,1983to June30,1 999,57gynecologic malignant patients aged70years and older were treated by surgical procedures.A retrospective study was perf ormed.All patients were analyzed for preexisting medical conditions,length of hospital stay,morbidi-ty,and mortality.Results.Thirty-four patients had a n extensive surgical procedure,while a local surgical procedure was done in23 patients.Forty-one patientshad one or more preexisting medical i llnesses.Minor surgical morbidity occurred in24patientsand majo r surgical morbidity occurred in6patients.There were no differen ces in the types of surgical procedures,mean hospital stay,preexisting medical illness and postoperative complications between the two groups of patients70 to75year older and over age75.The major postoperative complications all occ urred in the extensive surgical procedure group that were higher as compared wit h local operation and postoperative mean stay was also significant-ly length in former group.Conclusions.The extensive surgical procedure can be performed fo r elderly patients with gynecologic malignances.Careful preoperative evaluatio n,monitoring,and meticulous postoperative care are vital to the success.
