In order to investigate the differences of cellular electrophysiologic changes between laser photocoagulation(LP) and radiofrequency ablation(RFA), transmembrane potentials were recorded at 0 5,1...In order to investigate the differences of cellular electrophysiologic changes between laser photocoagulation(LP) and radiofrequency ablation(RFA), transmembrane potentials were recorded at 0 5,1,3,5,8 mm from lesions before and after LP and RFA had been performed respectively on 15 endocardial tissues removed from 15 adult rabbits in each group Resting potential(RP), action potential amplitude(APA), maximum rate of upstroke velocity (dV/dT), and action potential duration at 50 percent of repolarization(APD50) decreased at 0 5, 1,3 mm from lesions in RF, so did all of them at 0 5,1 mm in LP, but all transmembrane potential variables were almost normal at 3 mm in LP Furthermore, almost all the transmembrane potential variables at 0 5 1,3 mm in RFA went down much lower than those in LP(P<0 01) There was no difference in all transmembrane potential variables at 5, 8 mm between LP and RFA APD 90 had no difference at varing distance in both the groups Electrophysiologic abnormalities of border zone of injured but nonnecrotic myocardium around the lesions of laser photocoagulation are much less than those of radiofrequency ablation in strength and much smaller in scope, which suggest that unfavorable effects of laser photocoagulation on hemodynamics and arrhythmogenicity would be less than those of radiofrequency ablation展开更多
Objective: To explore the application of controlled hypothermia radio-frequency ablation technique in otolaryngology. Methods: Germany Bipolar controlled hypothermia radio-frequency with varying tips was used for obst...Objective: To explore the application of controlled hypothermia radio-frequency ablation technique in otolaryngology. Methods: Germany Bipolar controlled hypothermia radio-frequency with varying tips was used for obstructive sleep apnea-hyponea syndrome, chronic hypertrophic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, aural pseudocyst, phymatoid proliferation of tongue root, capillary hemangioma of nose and pharynx. Follow up was made up to six months. Results:All patients had curative effects. Conclusion: Hypothermia radio-frequency ablation technique was used effectively for many diseases in otolaryngology with features of accurate ablation, low complication, reliable effects as well as easyusing. It was a prospective method of micro invasive surgery.展开更多
文摘In order to investigate the differences of cellular electrophysiologic changes between laser photocoagulation(LP) and radiofrequency ablation(RFA), transmembrane potentials were recorded at 0 5,1,3,5,8 mm from lesions before and after LP and RFA had been performed respectively on 15 endocardial tissues removed from 15 adult rabbits in each group Resting potential(RP), action potential amplitude(APA), maximum rate of upstroke velocity (dV/dT), and action potential duration at 50 percent of repolarization(APD50) decreased at 0 5, 1,3 mm from lesions in RF, so did all of them at 0 5,1 mm in LP, but all transmembrane potential variables were almost normal at 3 mm in LP Furthermore, almost all the transmembrane potential variables at 0 5 1,3 mm in RFA went down much lower than those in LP(P<0 01) There was no difference in all transmembrane potential variables at 5, 8 mm between LP and RFA APD 90 had no difference at varing distance in both the groups Electrophysiologic abnormalities of border zone of injured but nonnecrotic myocardium around the lesions of laser photocoagulation are much less than those of radiofrequency ablation in strength and much smaller in scope, which suggest that unfavorable effects of laser photocoagulation on hemodynamics and arrhythmogenicity would be less than those of radiofrequency ablation
文摘Objective: To explore the application of controlled hypothermia radio-frequency ablation technique in otolaryngology. Methods: Germany Bipolar controlled hypothermia radio-frequency with varying tips was used for obstructive sleep apnea-hyponea syndrome, chronic hypertrophic rhinitis, allergic rhinitis, aural pseudocyst, phymatoid proliferation of tongue root, capillary hemangioma of nose and pharynx. Follow up was made up to six months. Results:All patients had curative effects. Conclusion: Hypothermia radio-frequency ablation technique was used effectively for many diseases in otolaryngology with features of accurate ablation, low complication, reliable effects as well as easyusing. It was a prospective method of micro invasive surgery.
