Publications by authors named "Yue-yong Qi"
Spinal cord ischemia significantly threatens patient health. Cervical spinal cord ischemia is mainly caused by anterior spinal artery (ASA) or anterior radicular artery (ARA) injury. Because of the complex hemodynamics in cervical spinal cord arteries, conventional CT angiography (CTA) does not satisfactorily show the ASA and ARA.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective: To summarize our experience in the anesthetic management of conjoined twins undergoing one-stage surgical separation.
Methodology: Medical records of conjoined twins admitted to our hospital for treatment and considered for surgical separation from 1996 to present were retrospectively reviewed. Four cases of conjoined twins underwent one-stage surgical separation under general anesthesia.
Objective: To explore the clinical value of imaging diagnosis of the vertebral injury in earthquake.
Methods: Twenty-two cases of the vertebral injury in earthquake with clinical and imaging data were analyzed retrospectively. All of the cases were performed X-ray plain film examination, CT in 20 cases and MRI in 15 cases.
Aim: To establish models of portal vein occlusion of hepatic VX2 tumor in rabbits and to evaluate the value of multi-slice CT.
Methods: Forty New Zealand rabbits were divided into 4 groups according to digital table: Immediate group (group A; transplantation of tumor immediately after the portal vein occlusion), 3-wk group (group B; transplantation of tumor at 3 wk after the portal vein occlusion), negative control group (group C) and positive control group (group D), 10 rabbits in each group. Hepatic VX2 tumor was transplanted with abdominal-embedding inoculation immediately after the portal vein occlusion and at 3 wk after the portal vein occlusion.