Objective To explore the value of diffused optical tomography(DOT)with ultrasonography (US)in differential diagnosis of breast benign from malignant neoplasms.Methods One hundred ard twenty-three breast neoplasms from 113 patients were checked use the optical tomography image ultrasonography(OPTIMUS).The diagnosis results of the system were compared with pathological study.Two-dimensional ultrasound features in breast neoplasms were digitalizated,and HBT and SO_2 were detected by DOT.At last,synthesis diagnostic index(SDI)was obtained by both US and DOT.Statistic process was carried out in sensitivity,specificity,and the rate of accuracy respectively by US,DOT and OPTIMUS system.Results Among breast neoplasms of 123 mass studied pathologically,78 of them were benign and the rest were malignant.HBT in benign lesions(153.02±105.78)was significantly less than malignant lesions(232.95±78.22),SO_2 in benign lesions(1.0332±0.1641)was significantly elevated compared with malignant lesions(0.8794±0.1814),SDI in benign lesions(147.26±53.76)was significantly less than malignant lesions(243.98±57.27),significant differences were found between the two groups(P＜0.05).The sensitivity of differential diagnosis of breast neoplasms by the OPTIMUS system was 93.33%,the specificity was 83.33%,and the rate of accuracy was 86.99%.Conclusions OPTIMUS can improve the specificity and the rate of early diagnosis.

Objective To determine whether pyloric measurements with ultrasound, that muscle thickness and channel of pyloric, correlated with weight and age in patients with hypertrophic pyloric stenosis (HPS). Methods A retrospective analysis was conducted on 111 cases diagnosed with HPS by operation from 2008 to 2012. Pearson correlation and linear regression analyses were used to determine if there were sta?tistically signiifcant associations between these combinations of factors:age and pyloric muscle thickness, weight and pyloric muscle thickness, age and pyloric length, and weight and pyloric length. Results Patients’mean age was 39.1 d (8-92 days). Their mean weight was 4.3 kg (2.2-7.9 kg). Mean pyloric muscle thickness was 4.8 mm (2-4.6 mm), and mean pyloric length was 17.5 mm (12-23.5 mm). Pearson correlation coefifcient analysis showed a signiifcant correlation between age and muscle thickness (r=0.6, P<0.001) as well as weight and muscle thickness (r=0.486, P<0.001). No signiifcant correlation was found be?tween pyloric length and age or weight. Linear regression analysis demonstrated similar results. Conclusions In patients with HPS, pyloric muscle thickness was directly related to age and weight. Smaller and younger infants with suspected diagnosis of HPS should be followed up even though the minimum diagnostic criterion for muscle thickness or length was not found on ultrasound.