Publications by authors named "Ying L Yan"
Successful embolization and long-term follow-up of a rare neonatal diaphragmatic hemangioma.
SAGE Open Med Case Rep
August 2016
Article Synopsis
- A rare case of congenital hemangioma of the diaphragm in a newborn led to severe respiratory distress and massive hydrothorax, requiring advanced ventilation and chest drainage.
- The hemangioma was found to be supplied by multiple arteries and was successfully treated with selective embolization using Embosphere particulates.
- Follow-up at 18 months showed significant improvement, with resolution of symptoms and nearly complete regression of the hemangioma, highlighting the effectiveness of transcatheter embolization for this condition.
Study Question: Do different concentrations of FSH in the assisted reproductive technology (ART) procedure in vitro or in vivo affect the developmental competence of oocytes, the embryos and the offspring conceived from these embryos?
Summary Answer: Improper FSH treatment (200 IU/l in vitro, 10 IU/ml in vivo and 200 IU/ml in vivo) impairs the development competence of oocyte and embryo, but does not influence offspring physiology and behavior.
What Is Known Already: Exogenous FSH has been widely used in the field of ART. However, the effects of different concentrations of FSH on the developmental competence of oocytes, embryos and the offspring conceived from these embryos, are still unknown.
Introduction: To present the characteristics and spectrum of associated anomalies in right- and left-sided isomerism in our local population and to assess the possibility of using stomach-distance ratio (SDR) of less than 0.34 as a diagnostic tool to predict right atrial isomerism.
Materials And Methods: This was a retrospective study of fetuses in our department over a period of 8 years with postnatally confirmed prenatal diagnosis of atrial isomerism.