1.Diagnostic and Preoperative Staging Value of MSCT in Diagnosis of Colonic Neoplasms
Haifeng LI ; Chao LUO ; Guoyun XIE
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(10):-
Objective To assess the diagnostic and preoperative classification value of MSCT after administration of water orally and meglumine diatrizoate enema in diagnosis of colonic neoplasms.Methods The day before examination,40 patients with colon carcinoma had a liquid diet and rountine clean enema,then underwent MSCT scan after administration of water orally and 2% meglumine diatrizoate enema.CT findings were analysed in comparison with postoperative pathologic features.Results There were 2 cases of rectal neoplasms,7 cases of sigmoid colon,6 cases of descending colon,5 cases of transeverse colon,and 20 cases of ascending colon cancer.According to Dukes' staging way,the lesions were B stage in 22 cases,C stage in 12 cases and D stage in 6 cases,the rate corresponding to operation was 89.6%.Conclusion MSCT scan after administration of water orally and 2% meglumine diatrizoate enema in diagnosis of colonic neoplasms has great value.
2.Evaluation of near infrared spectroscopy technique in diagnosing intrapartum hypoxic-ischemic cerebral injury
Zhenzhi YE ; Xiaoqiang XIE ; Yukun HAN ; Xiaoguang YANG ; Liang GUO ; Guoyun SU
Chinese Journal of Perinatal Medicine 2010;13(4):314-317
Objective To discuss the significance of near infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) in evaluation of intrapartum hypoxic-ischemic cerebral injury, and to provide a method to evaluate neonatal brain damage objectively and quantitatively. Methods A total of 63 neonates with fetal distress were divided into hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy(HIE) group and non-HIE group. Thirtyfive newborns with no fetal distress were chosen as controls. Using NIRS, the brain regional oxygen saturation(rSO2) in these neonates were measured. Evaluation of brain rSO2 in the diagnosis of HIE was analyzed with receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve. Results At the time of fetal head visible on vulval gapping and 5 min after birth, the HIE group showed decreased brain rSO2[(36. 6±5.0)% and (52. 0±4. 2)%], comparing with control group[(45. 9±4. 6)% and (59. 6±4. 4)%]and non-HIE group[(44.1±3.1) % and (57. 6±3. 5) %](P<0. 01) . The brain rSO2 was positively correlated with the pH and oxygen saturation of umbilical artery blood in all groups (P<0. 01). When the cut-off value of brain rSO2 was <39. 5% at fetal head visible on vulval gapping, the sensitivity and specificity of assessing HIE were 67% and 93%, respectively, while 70% and 86% when the cut-off value was <53. 5% at 5 min after birth. Conclusions The brain rSO2 obtained by NIRS could be used to evaluate brain oxygenation, and may be useful in predicting HIE in neonates with fetal distress.