AIM: To assess the results of a modified technique for scleral fixation of a posterior chamber intraocular lens(IOL) in eyes which had deficient of posterior capsular support.METHODS: This retrospective study was comp...AIM: To assess the results of a modified technique for scleral fixation of a posterior chamber intraocular lens(IOL) in eyes which had deficient of posterior capsular support.METHODS: This retrospective study was comprised of ten patients with deficient posterior capsular support who underwent one-haptic fixation of posterior chamber IOLs, between February 2010 and October 2011. IOL as implanted with one haptic supported on the capsular remnant and the other haptic drawn into the sulcus by anchoring suture without a knot. All patients were evaluated for pre- and postoperative visual acuity, lens centration, intra-and postoperative complications.RESULTS: A knotless, one-haptic fixation of posterior chamber IOLs has successfully been performed on ten eyes. All cases had inadequate capsular support(i.e. a capsular tear ranged from 5 to 7 clock hours). The average age was 74.25 ±8.87y(SD). The average postoperative uncorrected visual acuity was 0.51 log MAR.Complications included hyphema in one eye, a mild inflammatory reaction in the anterior chamber in two eyes, and a transient rise in IOP in one eye. Neither IOL tilt nor dislocation was observed and there were no later complications.CONCLUSION: In the presence of insufficient capsular support, a knotless, one-haptic fixation of posterior chamber IOLs is a safe and viable option which reduces the operation time, and minimizes postoperative suture-related complications.展开更多
INTRODUCTION Radical prostatectomy is the standard for the cure of localized prostate cancer. With the development of laparoscopic and robotic techniques, laparoscopic radical prostatectomy （LRP） or robotic-assisted...INTRODUCTION Radical prostatectomy is the standard for the cure of localized prostate cancer. With the development of laparoscopic and robotic techniques, laparoscopic radical prostatectomy （LRP） or robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy （RARP） has been widely accepted with advantages of less invasiveness, shorter recovery, less blood loss, and better visualization of the operative region compared to open techniques.展开更多
Knotless polyethylene(PE)netting is widely used in fisheries because of its excellent hydrodynamic performance and low cost.Netting deformation and the surrounding flow field distribution play an important role in det...Knotless polyethylene(PE)netting is widely used in fisheries because of its excellent hydrodynamic performance and low cost.Netting deformation and the surrounding flow field distribution play an important role in determining the hydrodynamic characteristics of netting in moving water.In order to investigate the effect of solidity ratio and attack angle on drag,netting deformation,and flow field distribution through the netting,a fluid-structure interaction(FSI)model based on a one-way coupling combining the shear stress turbulent(SST)k-omega model and the large deformation nonlinear structural finite element model was evaluated.Our results showed the difference between the parallel and normal drag forces found in the present numerical model and experimental flume tank data were 9.17%and 11.58%,respectively.The mean relative error in the inclined hydrodynamic drag for different flow velocities and attack angles was 8.35%,6.69%,and 5.37%for the nettings 1,2,and 3,respectively.These results show that the present numerical simulation based on FSI one-way coupling can be used to examine hydrodynamic forces on netting.The flow simulation results show that there is a noticeable flow velocity decrease through the netting and a rather large velocity reduction region downstream from the netting for different attack angles.These results reveal the existence of turbulent flow due to the netting wake.It was found that the equivalent stress and total deformation increase as the flow velocity increases and solidity ratio decreases.展开更多
This study evaluated the hydrodynamic forces produced by whole panels of hand-made(geometrically different)rope meshes typically found in midwater trawls.Experimental treatments included both knotted and knotless mesh...This study evaluated the hydrodynamic forces produced by whole panels of hand-made(geometrically different)rope meshes typically found in midwater trawls.Experimental treatments included both knotted and knotless meshes constructed of helix composite ropes,conventional braided nylon(PA)ropes,and twisted polyethylene(PE)ropes.Direct measurement of lift(L)and drag(D)forces were conducted using controlled flume tank experiments on panels oriented at 21°relative to the flow.For knotted netting,our results showed that the hydrodynamic forces(L and D)were statistically higher for helix ropes compared to conventional ropes of the same diameter.For knotless netting constructed of helix ropes,our primary finding is that the arrangement of helix ropes(S and Z lay)in individual meshes significantly affects the resulting D and Cd of whole netting panels.Arranging the mesh bars in the S-Z-S-Z lay pattern exhibited 29%and 32%lower drag(D)compared to S–S–S–S and S–S-Z-Z lay meshes,respectively.We also use computational fluid dynamics(CFD)to characterize the finescale flow-field around helix and conventional ropes.The resulting streamlines and pressure contours provide a functional explanation for the empirical measurements collected in the flume tank.These results can be useful in informing the design of midwater trawls.展开更多
文摘AIM: To assess the results of a modified technique for scleral fixation of a posterior chamber intraocular lens(IOL) in eyes which had deficient of posterior capsular support.METHODS: This retrospective study was comprised of ten patients with deficient posterior capsular support who underwent one-haptic fixation of posterior chamber IOLs, between February 2010 and October 2011. IOL as implanted with one haptic supported on the capsular remnant and the other haptic drawn into the sulcus by anchoring suture without a knot. All patients were evaluated for pre- and postoperative visual acuity, lens centration, intra-and postoperative complications.RESULTS: A knotless, one-haptic fixation of posterior chamber IOLs has successfully been performed on ten eyes. All cases had inadequate capsular support(i.e. a capsular tear ranged from 5 to 7 clock hours). The average age was 74.25 ±8.87y(SD). The average postoperative uncorrected visual acuity was 0.51 log MAR.Complications included hyphema in one eye, a mild inflammatory reaction in the anterior chamber in two eyes, and a transient rise in IOP in one eye. Neither IOL tilt nor dislocation was observed and there were no later complications.CONCLUSION: In the presence of insufficient capsular support, a knotless, one-haptic fixation of posterior chamber IOLs is a safe and viable option which reduces the operation time, and minimizes postoperative suture-related complications.
文摘INTRODUCTION Radical prostatectomy is the standard for the cure of localized prostate cancer. With the development of laparoscopic and robotic techniques, laparoscopic radical prostatectomy （LRP） or robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy （RARP） has been widely accepted with advantages of less invasiveness, shorter recovery, less blood loss, and better visualization of the operative region compared to open techniques.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grand No.31902426,41806110)Shanghai Sailing Program(19YF1419800),China Postdoctoral Science Foundation funded project(2018M630471)Special project for the exploitation and utilization of Antarctic biological resources of Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs(D-8002-18-0097).
文摘Knotless polyethylene(PE)netting is widely used in fisheries because of its excellent hydrodynamic performance and low cost.Netting deformation and the surrounding flow field distribution play an important role in determining the hydrodynamic characteristics of netting in moving water.In order to investigate the effect of solidity ratio and attack angle on drag,netting deformation,and flow field distribution through the netting,a fluid-structure interaction(FSI)model based on a one-way coupling combining the shear stress turbulent(SST)k-omega model and the large deformation nonlinear structural finite element model was evaluated.Our results showed the difference between the parallel and normal drag forces found in the present numerical model and experimental flume tank data were 9.17%and 11.58%,respectively.The mean relative error in the inclined hydrodynamic drag for different flow velocities and attack angles was 8.35%,6.69%,and 5.37%for the nettings 1,2,and 3,respectively.These results show that the present numerical simulation based on FSI one-way coupling can be used to examine hydrodynamic forces on netting.The flow simulation results show that there is a noticeable flow velocity decrease through the netting and a rather large velocity reduction region downstream from the netting for different attack angles.These results reveal the existence of turbulent flow due to the netting wake.It was found that the equivalent stress and total deformation increase as the flow velocity increases and solidity ratio decreases.
基金This project was part of Module H of the Ocean Frontier Institute,funded by the Canada First Research Excellence Fund.
文摘This study evaluated the hydrodynamic forces produced by whole panels of hand-made(geometrically different)rope meshes typically found in midwater trawls.Experimental treatments included both knotted and knotless meshes constructed of helix composite ropes,conventional braided nylon(PA)ropes,and twisted polyethylene(PE)ropes.Direct measurement of lift(L)and drag(D)forces were conducted using controlled flume tank experiments on panels oriented at 21°relative to the flow.For knotted netting,our results showed that the hydrodynamic forces(L and D)were statistically higher for helix ropes compared to conventional ropes of the same diameter.For knotless netting constructed of helix ropes,our primary finding is that the arrangement of helix ropes(S and Z lay)in individual meshes significantly affects the resulting D and Cd of whole netting panels.Arranging the mesh bars in the S-Z-S-Z lay pattern exhibited 29%and 32%lower drag(D)compared to S–S–S–S and S–S-Z-Z lay meshes,respectively.We also use computational fluid dynamics(CFD)to characterize the finescale flow-field around helix and conventional ropes.The resulting streamlines and pressure contours provide a functional explanation for the empirical measurements collected in the flume tank.These results can be useful in informing the design of midwater trawls.
