The effect of repetitive pulsed microwaves (10 GHz, pulse duration of 100-300 ns, pulse repetition rate of 4-25 pulse per second, peak power density of 0.04-3.5 kW/cm^2) on mastocytoma P815, Ehrlich carcinoma, norma...The effect of repetitive pulsed microwaves (10 GHz, pulse duration of 100-300 ns, pulse repetition rate of 4-25 pulse per second, peak power density of 0.04-3.5 kW/cm^2) on mastocytoma P815, Ehrlich carcinoma, normal spleen cells and wound healing was investigated. It was found that short-time irradiation with an intensity of 0.9-1.5 kW/cm^2 inhibited proliferation of tumor cells in vitro, whereas at same time it contributes to proliferation of normal spleen cells in vitro. The repetitive pulsed microwaves with an intensity of 0.04-1.5 kW/cm^2 stimulated healing of skin wounds and ulcerations in mice. The effects showed a dependence on the pulse repetition rate and irradiation intensity.展开更多
Objective: To investigate the biomechanical effect of major extremity vessels to choose appropriate repair methods for vascular injuries of the extremities. Methods : The data of 385 patients (337 males and 48 fem...Objective: To investigate the biomechanical effect of major extremity vessels to choose appropriate repair methods for vascular injuries of the extremities. Methods : The data of 385 patients (337 males and 48 females, aged 18-71 years, mean = 32.6 years ) including 403 injured vessels, who suffered from vascular injuries of the extremities and were treated in our hospital from October 1960 to August 2005, were studied retrospectively in this article. We compared the results of different repair methods for the defect of vessels and evaluated different injured vessels for repairing arterial injuries with anastomosis and venous graft, respectively. Results: A significant difference was found between the defect lengths of the arteries repaired with anastomosis and venous graft ( P 〈 0. 0001 ). The upper limits of the confidence interval in the defect lengths of the brachial artery, the femoral artery and the popliteal artery were 3.43 cm, 2. 38 cm and 2. 42 cm, respectively, when repaired with anastomosis. The lower limits were 2.16 cm, 2.16 cm and 1. 63 cm, respectively, when repaired with venous graft. The defect length of each artery repaired with venous graft had linear correlation with the graft length. Conclusion - Because of the longitudinal biomechanical difference of different options of repair arterial injuries. human peripheral vessels, are necessary for different arterial injuries.展开更多
文摘The effect of repetitive pulsed microwaves (10 GHz, pulse duration of 100-300 ns, pulse repetition rate of 4-25 pulse per second, peak power density of 0.04-3.5 kW/cm^2) on mastocytoma P815, Ehrlich carcinoma, normal spleen cells and wound healing was investigated. It was found that short-time irradiation with an intensity of 0.9-1.5 kW/cm^2 inhibited proliferation of tumor cells in vitro, whereas at same time it contributes to proliferation of normal spleen cells in vitro. The repetitive pulsed microwaves with an intensity of 0.04-1.5 kW/cm^2 stimulated healing of skin wounds and ulcerations in mice. The effects showed a dependence on the pulse repetition rate and irradiation intensity.
文摘Objective: To investigate the biomechanical effect of major extremity vessels to choose appropriate repair methods for vascular injuries of the extremities. Methods : The data of 385 patients (337 males and 48 females, aged 18-71 years, mean = 32.6 years ) including 403 injured vessels, who suffered from vascular injuries of the extremities and were treated in our hospital from October 1960 to August 2005, were studied retrospectively in this article. We compared the results of different repair methods for the defect of vessels and evaluated different injured vessels for repairing arterial injuries with anastomosis and venous graft, respectively. Results: A significant difference was found between the defect lengths of the arteries repaired with anastomosis and venous graft ( P 〈 0. 0001 ). The upper limits of the confidence interval in the defect lengths of the brachial artery, the femoral artery and the popliteal artery were 3.43 cm, 2. 38 cm and 2. 42 cm, respectively, when repaired with anastomosis. The lower limits were 2.16 cm, 2.16 cm and 1. 63 cm, respectively, when repaired with venous graft. The defect length of each artery repaired with venous graft had linear correlation with the graft length. Conclusion - Because of the longitudinal biomechanical difference of different options of repair arterial injuries. human peripheral vessels, are necessary for different arterial injuries.