Publications by authors named "Cun Zu"
Article Synopsis
- The study aimed to analyze how gradient decompression techniques impact intraoperative hypotension and patient outcomes in traumatic brain injury cases over a four-year period.
- It evaluated data from 186 patients, examining factors like pupil abnormalities, Glasgow Coma Scale scores, and various decompression methods (mannitol, hyperventilation, and graded craniotomy) while measuring their association with hypotension and prognosis.
- The results revealed that gradient decompression methods had no significant effect on intraoperative hypotension or patient prognosis, highlighting the need for alternative clinical approaches for treating severe traumatic brain injury.
Objective: To evaluate the effect of alloHST on recurrence and metastasis of HCC after hepatic radical resection and investigate the relationship between AFP mRNA, VEGF-C mRNA and recurrence and metastasis of HCC after hepatic radical resection.
Methods: 22 SCID mice were randomized into 3 groups: group A-the scheduled transplantation, group, B-the single transplantation, and group C-the normal saline group as control. Human umbilical cord blood was transplanted into SCID mice by tail vein, Six weeks after AlloHST, the orthotopic tumor model in SCID mice was established by implanting histologically intact tissue under the embrane of liver.