Indocyanine green was injected intravenously into patients with cervical cancer before operation. The nerve development was observed by infrared imaging system during operation, which was used as the basis for nerve preserving operation of type C cervical cancer. The recovery of bladder function was observed.
This study is an open, randomized and prospective clinical study. 86 patients are planned to be randomly assigned according to 1:1. 43 patients underwent preoperative intravenous injection of indocyanine green, radical resection of q-mc1 cervical cancer under pelvic autonomic nerve fluorescence, and 43 patients underwent routine surgery to observe the medium and long-term urinary system function and pelvic floor function of the subjects. Before operation, confirm the pathological type, pelvic and abdominal enhancement CT or MRI examination, urography (if necessary), two researchers with senior professional title of gynecology respectively carry out gynecological double diagnosis and triple diagnosis examination, and carry out clinical staging according to figo2018 staging standard; According to NCCN guidelines, subjects who are suitable for radical resection of q-m type C1 cervical cancer (IB1 stage deep interstitial Infiltrator / ib2-iia2 stage) are enrolled for routine preoperative examination, and surgical contraindications are excluded. The operation method is open radical resection of q-m C1 cervical cancer. The same group of researchers with rich experience in gynecological tumor operation act as the chief surgeon. Gradually open the retroperitoneum, walk along the ureter to complete anatomical exposure, observe and record the fluorescence staining degree of pelvic autonomic nerve at different time nodes, and compare with the surrounding blood vessels / lymphatic vessels / adipose tissue, Observe the bladder branch of pelvic visceral nerve, dissociate the pelvic visceral nerve plexus from the rectum uterus / rectocervical ligament, preserve the nerve tissue behind the ureter and bladder, and perform extensive resection. The shape map of pelvic autonomic nerve (including near-infrared region I and region II) was developed. The researchers recorded the identification of nerve after operation and recorded the best observation time point. The researchers recorded the operation time, the amount of bleeding, the length of the resected uterosacral ligament, main ligament and bladder cervical ligament, and the distal margin was reserved for nerve staining and quantitative analysis. Safety observation: allergic reaction, influence on liver and kidney function, influence on hemagglutination state. Observation of recent indicators of bladder dysfunction after operation: the catheter was removed 1 week after operation, and the residual urine volume was measured by ultrasonography. The catheter was placed again if it was \> 100ml, and then rechecked once a week until the residual urine volume was less than 30ml.
Study Type
INTERVENTIONAL
Allocation
RANDOMIZED
Purpose
TREATMENT
Masking
NONE
Enrollment
86
ICG retention test and clearance test: intravenous injection, 0.5mg/l. Liver blood flow measurement: intravenous drip, dissolve 25mg ICG in 100ml injection water, and drip at a constant speed for about 50min to make the ICG concentration reach equilibrium.
FifthSunYetSen
Zhuhai, Guangdong, China
RECRUITINGMain indicators of bladder function recovery
Residual urine volume of bladder 7 days after operation
Time frame: 7 days after operation
Other indicators of bladder function recovery
① Micturition time, micturition times, tension urinary incontinence, prolonged micturition time, abdominal pressure micturition, incomplete micturition and dysuria; ② Urodynamic examination, monitoring the maximum urinary flow rate (MFR), average urinary flow rate (AFR), residual urine volume (RU), initial urinary bladder volume (FVS), maximum urinary bladder volume (MVS), detrusor contraction and maximum detrusor contraction force (MDP); ③ Pelvic floor function evaluation: pelvic floor function examination was performed 24 weeks after operation.
Time frame: 12, 24 and 48 weeks after operation
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