1.Selection of CR and DR
Zhiqiang HE ; Linghong ZHOU ; Chaomin CHEN
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 1989;0(03):-
Selection of CR and DR is very important for digital radiology departments in modern hospitals. This paper discusses the components of CR and DR as well as their technical requirements.
2.Variational Model on Wavelet Domain for PET/CT Image Fusion
Qian NI ; Chaomin CHEN ; Linghong ZHOU
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 1993;0(05):-
Objective To find a new algorithm for PET/CT image fusion.Methods A variational model was used based on the wavelet transform.Firstly,PET and CT images were decomposed using wavelet transform.Then,images in approximate channel and detail channel were fused according to the two proposed assumption.Finally,decomposed images were synthesized to form fused image.Results Compared with the results form MATLAB wavelet fusion toolbox,the experimental results showed that the new variational image fusion model could provide more accurate result for target location in radiotherapy planning.Conclusion According to experiments,the new algorithm can reach good results and meet requirement of clinical demands.
3.A Method for Calculating Scatter Dose of Irregular Fields
Haoyu JIN ; Qingwen LV ; Chaomin CHEN ; Linghong ZHOU ; Guangjie CHEN
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(07):-
Objective To find a method for calculating the scatter dose of irregular fields. Methods The original Day function was improved to vary with radiation depth, and the improved Day function was used for irregular fields to calculate scatter dose. Results The accuracy was greatly improved by making Day function depend on radiation depth, and the error was within 1.5%. Conclusion This method can be used to calculate the scatter dose of irregular fields as well as rectangular fields.
4.Clinical observation of S-1 in the maintenance treatment of advanced esophageal cancer
Yangang ZHOU ; Chaomin LIU ; Ying TANG ; Shaolong WANG
Cancer Research and Clinic 2016;28(7):452-454
Objective To explore the efficacy and toxicities of S-1 in the maintenance treatment of advanced esophageal cancer. Methods A total of 52 advanced esophageal cancer patients who benefited from the first-line treatment were randomly divided into experimental group (26 cases received S-1 orally as maintenance treatment) and control group (26 cases received placebo orally) by means of coin toss. After treatment, the efficacy and toxicities of the two groups were observed comparatively. Results The overall response rates (ORR) in experimental group and control group were 84.6% (22/26) and 76.9% (20/26), respectively, and there was significant difference between the two groups (χ2=3.885, P=0.049). The median progression free survival (PFS) time of experimental group was 14.4 months, and that of control group was 12.5 months (χ2= 3.885, P= 0.049). The main adverse reactions of the two groups were grade 1-2, and grade 4 adverse reactions did not appear in all patients. Conclusion S-1 is effective and well-tolerated in the maintenance treatment of advanced esophageal cancer.
5.Research and experiment of compensator made by split method for static intensity-modulated radiation therapy
Zihai XU ; Chaomin CHEN ; Linghong ZHOU ; Fuxi LIAO
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2004;0(07):-
Objective To help the hospitals at all levels in China to realize IMRT by adding the accurate location equipments and TPS based on the existing general radiation therapy from research of the new method for static Intensity-modulated radiation therapy. Method Based on the controlled technique of CRT, a new split method for fabricating the three-dimensional physics compensator to achieve the IMRT was developed. Results The Experiment manifested that the compensator fabricated by the way could make the high dosage shape of target in accordance with the form of tumor and could adjust the distribution of the dosage according to remedy requirement. Conclusion The method is simple and feasible, and has brilliant clinical prospective and popularized significance.
6.Development of Long Pulse YAG Laser Treatment Machine
Zhenyu WANG ; Linghong ZHOU ; Chaomin CHEN ; Anyang WEI
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 1989;0(03):-
Objective To develop a laser treatment machine for the benign prostatic hyperplasia(BPH),which can both avoid the transurethral resection symptoms(TURS) and rapidly remove the big BPH.Methods The machine adopted a long plus laser with 80W average power and 1000W peak value power in order to rapidly vaporize the neoplasm.Because of its high power,short operation time and small thermal penetraction depth,it could avoid the post-operation edema of the organ is resulted from the concretion of traditional continuous-wavelength YAG laser.The control system based on AT89C51 dominated the laser power,and meanwhile,it monitored the process to protect the machine.It was connected with the Hospital Information System(HIS) via RS232.Results The chicken breast tissues were irradiated with the sample machine under water,and the groove irradiated by laser was 4mm in width and 2.5mm in depth with the irradiation speed of 5mm/s.The arbonation of tissue surface was slight and the thermal damage to the adjacent tissues was the minimal.Conclusion This machine can rapidly vaporize the neoplasm with the minimal thermal damage to the adjacent non-irradiated tissues.It is desirable for the treatment of big BPH.
7.A Study on IMRT Beam Weight and Orientation Optimization based on Genetic Algorithm with Two Populations
Mingyong CAO ; Chaomin CHEN ; Linghong ZHOU ; Lei TONG
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2003;0(10):-
Objective To study the application of the genetic algorithm with two populations in optimization of both IMRT beam weight and orientation.Methods The genetic algorithm with two populations was used to optimize IMRT beam weight and orientations with three dimensional pencil beam dose calculation model. The algorithm was implemented in Visual c#. Net. And the results were analyzed. Results The modest change of the beam orientation resulted in more conformal dose distribution in target volume, and large high dose area was included. Further more, genetic algorithm with two populations gave such a clinically acceptable computation time. Conclusion Little change had distinct influence on dose distribution when there were few beam orientations. The genetic algorithm with two populations was an effective and global optimization method because of its parallel, robust and global. It provided satisfying results when used to optimize IMRT beam weight and orientations
8.Intraarterial Chemotherapy Followed by Radical Hysterectomy for Locally Advanced Cervical Cancer
Qi CHEN ; Zhengmin WANG ; Dehui WANG ; Chaomin ZHOU
Fudan University Journal of Medical Sciences 2000;27(3):218-221
PurposeTo evaluate the curative effect and possibility of the intraarterial chemotherapy followed by radical hysterectomy for locally advanced cervical cancer. Methods59 patients with FIGO stage lb-IV cervical cancer were enrolled and the tumor size with stage lb and Ua must be more than 4 cm. Treatment consisted of bilateral internal iliac artery infusion of cisplatin 80 rog, 5-Fu 1 500 rog, and AT1258 60 mg for 1 - 3 courses separated by 3 weeks. The tumor size was measured by vagina ultrasonic and CT before and after chemotherapy to calculate the shrunk size percent. All patients underwent radical hysterectomy. Patients with disease in the vagina, parametrium, pelvic lymphnodes or microscopic tumor emboli were followed postoperative pelvic irradiation. Results59 patients underwent 122 courses of intraarterial chemotherapy for 1 - 3 courses each. The total response rate was 95 %. Complete response (CR) was achieved in 18 of 59 patients (31%) ,while a partial response (PR) was noted in 38 (64%) and stable disease (SD) in 3 (5% ). No patient had progressive disease. 14 patients with pelvic lymphnode metastasis were all found to have PR and SD. No patient had lymphnode metastasis in CR. Of 18 patients with CR, 17 patients had not recurrence. Only one patient with stage lla recurred 20 months after operation. But he also cured. All 18 patients with CR were living free of disease. But 3 in 38 patients with PR died and 3 patients with SD were all died. There were no severe complications related to intraarterial chemotherapy and radical hysterectomy. Conclusionslntraarterial chemotherapy before operation can shrink tumor size, decrease the lymphnode metastasis. It is feasible in helping elevating cure rate of patients with locally advanced cervical cancer who are at high risk for failure with conventional treatment.
9.Hip and plantar pressure kinematic parameters in the sit-to-stand transfer process
Qinliang ZHANG ; Xu ZHOU ; Chaomin NI ; Yining SUN ; Yan JIN ; Jie WANG
Chinese Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2012;34(8):583-587
Objective To explore the influence of gender and age on hip and plantar pressure changes in the sit-to-stand transition. Methods Kinematic parameters such as changes in hip joint angle,motor velocity and speed,and also plantar pressure changes such as stress,pressure and contact area were observed as subjects of different ages and genders performed sit-to-stand transitions. Results ①Hip kinematics:The speeds of trunk movement and hip joint angle change in men and women were significantly different.Their average speed in rising was also significantly different.The young and middle-aged people rose faster with faster hip joint angle changes than the elderly.Their total rising time was therefore significantly shorter as well.()Plantar pressure kinematics:The men's plantar pressures were significantly higher than those of the women throughout the rising process.The plantar pressure of the young and middle-aged subjects was also significantly higher than that of the elderly.At the last stage of sit-to-stand transfer process the ground contact area of the women's was significantly larger,on average,than that of the men,and the elderly had significantly larger contact areas than young or middle-aged people. Conclusion During sit-to-stand transfers,men and young people move faster than women or the elderly.Women and older people tend to have larger foot-ground contact areas than men and younger persons.Different rehabilitation measures are required for different ages,genders and diseases.
10.Characteristics of morphology and left ventricular function in the mouse with myocarditis
Chaomin WAN ; Zhengrong WANG ; Mi ZHOU ; Jianjun DENG ; Taixiang WU ; Hongji YU
Chinese Journal of Pathophysiology 1989;0(06):-
AIM:To determine the relationship between microhistology and cardiac contractility in myocarditis animal model. METHODS:Setting up myocarditis animal model by injecting Coxsackivevirus B 3 (CVB 3) into mice, then observed myocardial morphological changes and measured left ventricular function of mice at the time of first three days and two weeks after injecting CVB 3.RESULTS:Subcellular structure (mitochondria) changed at the first three days after injecting CVB 3. The left ventricular pressure (LVP) and the rate of intraventricular pressure development (d p /d t ) which is the index of reflecting cardiac contractility depressed in this stage (14.2?0.8) kPa and (273.1?10.0)kPa/s, respectively. There were (17.1?0.7)kPa and (359.8?9.3)kPa/s in normal mice, respectively ( P