This study is aimed to classify degrees of diaphragma sellae (DS) descent into sella turcica according to the surgical field block caused by the descent and to construct predictive imaging criteria for the degree of d...This study is aimed to classify degrees of diaphragma sellae (DS) descent into sella turcica according to the surgical field block caused by the descent and to construct predictive imaging criteria for the degree of descent,and in addition,to determine whether there is any correlation between the degree of DS descent and the operative outcome (in the form of cerebrospinal fluid leak and/or presence of residual tumor).Totally,72 patients were enrolled in our study.Their clinical and radiological data as well as the high definition videos of operations were retrospectively reviewed.The degree of DS descent during the operation was classified into five degrees according to surgical field block caused by the descent.We investigated the correlation between these five degrees and the clinical findings,radiological findings as well as the surgical outcomes.We found that the most important determining factors of DS descent degree were the volume and the height of the tumor portion above diaphragma opening.On the other hand,the total tumor volume,the maximum tumor height and the morphological pattern according to Wilson's system (modified from Hardy) had no statistically significant correlation with DS degree of descent.Presence of residual tumor on postoperative magnetic resonance images was significantly correlated with Wilson's classification and with supradiaphragmatic tumor height.On the other hand,cerebrospinal fluid leak showed no statistically significant difference between variable degrees of DS descent.Volumetric data of the tumor portion above the diaphragma opening are more important than morphological data for prediction of surgical field block caused by descended DS.While DS prolapse significantly increases the difficulty of the operative procedure,residual tumor presence is mainly dependent on morphological classification,especially cavernous sinus invasion.展开更多
A novel bispecific T-cell engager(BiTE)has been developed as an efficient immunotherapeutic molecule specifically bringing the T-cell and the tumor target together for enhanced immunotherapy.The general BiTE construct...A novel bispecific T-cell engager(BiTE)has been developed as an efficient immunotherapeutic molecule specifically bringing the T-cell and the tumor target together for enhanced immunotherapy.The general BiTE construct consists of two single-chain variable antibody fragments(scFvs)targeting a tumor-associated antigen(TAA)and a T-cell marker in tandem.The binding of BiTEs to tumor antigens induces immediate T-cells’cytotoxicity against tumor cells without involving any typical costimulatory signals,specific TCR and MHC recognition.展开更多
文摘This study is aimed to classify degrees of diaphragma sellae (DS) descent into sella turcica according to the surgical field block caused by the descent and to construct predictive imaging criteria for the degree of descent,and in addition,to determine whether there is any correlation between the degree of DS descent and the operative outcome (in the form of cerebrospinal fluid leak and/or presence of residual tumor).Totally,72 patients were enrolled in our study.Their clinical and radiological data as well as the high definition videos of operations were retrospectively reviewed.The degree of DS descent during the operation was classified into five degrees according to surgical field block caused by the descent.We investigated the correlation between these five degrees and the clinical findings,radiological findings as well as the surgical outcomes.We found that the most important determining factors of DS descent degree were the volume and the height of the tumor portion above diaphragma opening.On the other hand,the total tumor volume,the maximum tumor height and the morphological pattern according to Wilson's system (modified from Hardy) had no statistically significant correlation with DS degree of descent.Presence of residual tumor on postoperative magnetic resonance images was significantly correlated with Wilson's classification and with supradiaphragmatic tumor height.On the other hand,cerebrospinal fluid leak showed no statistically significant difference between variable degrees of DS descent.Volumetric data of the tumor portion above the diaphragma opening are more important than morphological data for prediction of surgical field block caused by descended DS.While DS prolapse significantly increases the difficulty of the operative procedure,residual tumor presence is mainly dependent on morphological classification,especially cavernous sinus invasion.
基金This research was partly funded by grants from the International(Regional)Cooperation and Exchange Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.82220108003)the Guangxi Key Research and Development Program(No.GuiKe-AB21196024)+3 种基金the National Key Research and Development Program of China(No.2019YFE0117300)the fund for Less Developed Regions of the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.82260478)the Specific Research Project of Guangxi for Research Bases and Talents(No.GuiKe-AD20238062)the Guangxi Key Laboratory of Nanobody Research(No.21-220-16).
文摘A novel bispecific T-cell engager(BiTE)has been developed as an efficient immunotherapeutic molecule specifically bringing the T-cell and the tumor target together for enhanced immunotherapy.The general BiTE construct consists of two single-chain variable antibody fragments(scFvs)targeting a tumor-associated antigen(TAA)and a T-cell marker in tandem.The binding of BiTEs to tumor antigens induces immediate T-cells’cytotoxicity against tumor cells without involving any typical costimulatory signals,specific TCR and MHC recognition.
基金Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.81774338 and 81674000)the Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Province(No.2016A030313645)+1 种基金the Science and Technology Projects of Guangdong Province(No.2016A020226006)the Guangdong Province Universities and Colleges Pearl River Scholar Funded Scheme(2018),China