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ObjectiveTo improve an obvious postoperative man-made crease when eyes closed and to achieve the optimal cosmetic and functional results.MethodsExposing and scissoring the levator aponeurosis were performed to make it move freely.Fairly infra-incision and lower margin orbicularis oculi muscle were cut.The double eyelids were formed by fixing the palpebral dermis of the lower skin flap onto the levator aponeurosis.ResultsThe follow-up of 580 patients (1160 eyes) showed that double eyelid crease were natural and fluent,eyelashes raised slightly,there was no an obvious postoperative man-made crease when eyes closed,and there was no sausage-appearing. Conclusions The method is quick,with minor injury and fast restoration. There is no sausage appearance and an obvious man-made crease when eyes are closed,and so double eyelids are natural and nice,the postoperative results are all aesthetically and functionally pleased.
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Objective To investigate the function and necessity of ICU to supervise and cure the patients after comprehensive correction of facial skeletal contouring. Methods 178 patients were examined carefully and perfectly before operation to obviate taboo. After comprehensive correction of facial skeletal contouring operation, all the patients were transferred into ICU in order to be supervised and cured comprehensively. Results 26 (14. 61 %) patients had hypoxemia ( SPO2 ≤90 %),11(6. 18 %)kaliopenia (K+≤3. 5 mmol/L) and 18 (10. 11 %) hypertension. 21 patients appeared arhythmia. Among these 21 arhythmia patients, 15 (8.43 %) patients had pyknocardia (HR≥100/min), 3 (1. 69 %) atrial premature beat, 1 (0.56 %) fibrillation atrial, 2 (1. 12 %) premature ventricular contraction, 1 (0. 56 %) Ⅱ degree atrioventricular block. 8 patients had respiratory tract obstruction. 2 (1. 12 %) had hemorrhea of mandible and 1 transfused 600 ml blood. 17 (9. 55 %) patients had restlessness. 65 patients had nausea and vomitting. All patients in ICU having postoperative complications had been deal with corresponding management. There were no respiratory failure,hemorrhagic shock, cardiac arrest after operation in 178 patients. Conclusions ICU can offer timely, continuous, and systemic supervision and cure to patients after comprehensive correction of facial skeletal contouring,and reduce the postoperative emergency rate.
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Objective To evaluate the perioperative management and therapeutic efficacy of procedure for prolapse and hemorrhoids (PPH) in elderly patients with serious hemorrhoids. Methods The clinical data of 52 elderly patients (aged 60 years or over) with serious hemorrhoids treated by PPH from March 2005 to November 2007 were analyzed restrospectively. Results All the operations were successfully completed. The average operation time was (15.3±3.2) min, the average blood loss was (15±1.7) ml and the average hospitalization time was (4.5±2.6) days.Patients were followed for 1-20 months with (14.2±2.4) months for average. The follow-up rate was 92.3%(48/52). Complications included urinary retention in 18 cases(37.5%), anastomotic bleedings in 2 cases (4.2%), postoperative pain of anus in 4 cases (8.4%), recurrence in 1 case (2.1%),hypoglycemia in 1 case(2.1%), and 1 case (2.1%)was found stricture in rectum at 2 months after the procedure and no case developed rectovaginal fistula. Conclusions Old age is not the contraindication for PPH treatment of the serious hemorrhoids. Proper perioperative management may decrease the postoperative complications and improve the life quality of the patients.