Morphological and volumetric quantitative assessment of smokers by pulmonary MDCT scan and the correlation with pulmonary function
10.3969/j.issn.1002-1671.2017.06.007
- VernacularTitle:吸烟人群肺部MDCT形态和容积量化评估及与肺功能的相关性研究
- Author:
Weiwei SU
;
Yu GUAN
;
Yi XIA
;
Li FAN
;
Shiyuan LIU
;
Xiangsheng XIAO
- Keywords:
smoker;
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease;
morphology;
pulmonary function;
computed tomography
- From:
Journal of Practical Radiology
2017;33(6):543-547
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To analyze the morphological features of smokers' lung on MDCT scan,measure the CT volumetric parameters,and explore the correlation with pulmonary functional test(PFT) indexes.Methods 59 smokers were enrolled,in which 14 were chronic obstructive pulmonary disease(COPD) patients,and 39 non-smokers were chosen as control group.All subjects underwent inspiratory and expiratory phase MDCT scan and PFT.Eleven pulmonary CT features caused by smoking among three groups were analyzed and compared.The emphysema index (EI 95) and mean lung density (MLD) were measured.The correlation between above mentioned parameters and PFT indexes were analyzed.Results ①Among three groups,significant differences were found for the score and incidence of entrilobular emphysema,paraseptal emphysema and brochiectasis or bronchial wall thickness(P＜0.01).②In COPD patients,paraseptal emphysema and DLCO/VA,brochiectasis or bronchial wall thickness and DLCO SB(％P),DLCO/VA(％P),as well as EI and MEF25％ (％P),DLCO SB(％P),DLCO/VA (％P)were negatively related.In smokers without COPD,there were negative correlation between centrilobular emphysema and FEV1/FVC,MEF25％ (％ P),MEF5％ (％ P),DLCO SB (％ P),DLCO/VA (％ P),paraseptal emphysema and DLCO SB(％P),DLCO/VA(％P),brochiectasis or bronchial wall thickness and DLCO/VA(％P),as well as EI and FEV1/FVC,MEF5％ (％P),and MLD and FEV1 (％ P),MEF25％ (％ P)were positively related.Conclusion MDCT can be used to analyze smokers' pulmonary morphology,and the morphological features and volumetric parameters are good predictions for pulmonary function.
