Objective To explore the value of water -based material decomposition images for detection of bone marrow edema (BME)in sacroiliitis with energy spectral CT.Methods The sacroiliac (SI)joints of nine spondyloarthropathy patients with sacroiliitis (the research group)and eight healthy volunteers (the control group) were underwent MRI and energy spectral CT.The mixed energy image of energy spectral CT was reconstructed to be mono energy image.Then,the mono image was divided into water -based image and calcium image by material divid-ed and analyzed software.The SI para -articular marrow region water -calcium relative concentration of research group was compared with that of control group.The BME diagnosis efficiency and optimal water -based concentration of energy spectral CT was analyzed by receiver operating characteristic (ROC)curve.Then,the sensitivity,specificity, positive likelihood ratio and negative likelihood ration were calculated.Results The water -based concentration of BME in research group (1 067.43 ±10.84)g/L was higher than that of control group (1 039.43 ±8.01)g/L(t =-3.14,P =0.003).Meanwhile,the calcium -based concentration of research group (68.98 ±20.53)g/L was not different from control group (78.03 ±26.39)g/L(t =1.88,P =0.066).ROC curve showed that the diagnosis efficiency was medium as the area of under curve was 0.75.When the optimal concentration of water -based was 1 052.00g/L,the diagnosis efficiency was the best.The sensitivity and specificity was 84.00%,62.50% respectively. Conclusion There are reference value and potential clinical value with energy spectral CT water -based concentra-tion detection for diagnosis BME in patients with sacroiliitis.

Objective To evaluate the value of DWI in detecting active sacroiliitis in patients with axial spondyloarthritis ( SpA) .Methods DWI and conventional MRI examinations were done oblique coronary on bilateral SIJs of 19 participants,involving 8 patients (the case group) underwent clinical and conventional MRI evaluation for axial SpA active sacroiliitis and 11 healthy volunteers(the control group).The conventional MRI,DWI,ADC,EADC images were transmitted to two experienced radiologists respectively to read ,evaluate and measure ( the ADC values and EADC values ) at the workstation under the blind method .The experimental data were inputted and analyzed by statistics software .Results In the control group ,the periarticular bone marrow in the SIJ showed hopyintense signal on the DWI image ,hypointense signal on the ADC image and hyperintense signal on the EADC image .The periarticu-lar bone marrow oedema showed hyperintense signal on the DWI and ADC images , while hopyintense signal on the EADC image.At b values of 300s/mm2 ,the ADC values of the periarticular bone marrow oedema at each side in the case group were significantly higher than those in the control group , while EADC values were lower , the difference were statistically significant(Z=-3.115,-2.814,-3.002,-3.115,-3.115,-2.714,-2.889,-3.115,all P<0.05).Conclusion DWI can directly detect the signal changes ,extent of the periarticular bone marrow oedema , and analyze the severity of oedema quantitively ,which shows the utility in determining the activity and early diagnosis .

Objective To study the relationship between mean platelet volume(MPV)and severity of acute pancreatitis.Methods MPV was examined by hematology analyzer.Relationship between MPV and the severity of acute pancreatitis and the effect of sandostatin on MPV in acute pancreatitis were analyzed.Results The MPV of severe acute pancrcatitis was significantly higher than that of controls(P＜0.05),whereas the MPV of mild acute pancreafitis was not(P＞0.05).The APACHE Ⅱ Score and MPV of GH group was significantly lower than that of SS group and control(P＜0.05).Conclusion The MPV could reflect the severity of acute pancreatitis,evaluate the prognosis of acute pancreatitis.

Objective To investigate MRI characteristics of subacute combined degeneration(SCD)with secondary spinal canal stenosis.Methods The clinical and MRI imaging data of 56 patients with SCD were collected to analyze the performance characteristics between spinal cord lesions and spinal canal stenosis,which depended on the synergism of lumbar disc bluge or herniation,degenerative thickening of the ligament flavum and posterior longitudinal ligament.Results Among 56 SCD cases underwent MRI scan,45 cases were combined with spinal cord lesions which showed typical signs of SCD.37 patients were secondary spinal canal stenosis with typical signs,but 2 showed no typical signs.8 patients were no secondary spinal canal stenosis and showed typical.9 cases showed neither spinal cord lesions nor secondary spinal canal stenosis.There was significant difference (P <0.05)between relative secondary spinal canal stenosis and spinal anomaly signal.The course of 1 5 cases were shortened after treated by physical in 37 cases of SCD with secondary spinal canal. Conclusion The secondary spinal canal stenosis can cause microcirculation dysfunction of the spinal cord,which is a key factor contributing to the imaging manifestation.

Objective:To investigate the main clinical characteristics, imaging features, diagnosis, and treatment of meningiomas initially manifesting as spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage.Methods:The clinical characteristics, imaging features, treatment, and follow-up data of 19 patients with meningiomas initially manifesting as spontaneous intracranial hemorrhage who received treatment in The First Affiliated Hospital of Shantou University Medical College from January 2011 to December 2020 were retrospectively analyzed.Results:Among the 19 patients, there were 6 males and 13 females, with an average age of (53 ± 14) years. The onset manifestations were sudden and severe headache and vomiting in 6 cases, progressive coma in 4 cases, and hemiplegia in 9 cases. Among the 19 patients, 15 patients showed irregular tumor shape and mixed hyperintense signal in CT, and 4 patients showed a homogeneous hyperintense signal. Eighteen patients showed peritumoral edema. Three patients showed intratumoral calcification. One patient showed an intratumoral fluid level. Fourteen patients showed isointense to hypointense signals on T1WI images and isointense to hyperintense signals on T 2WI images. Five patients showed mixed isointense and hyperintense signals on T 1WI images and mixed hypointense and hyperintense signals on T 2WI images. Heterogeneous enhancement was found in 18 patients, intratumoral cystic necrosis was found in 15 patients, and the meningeal tail sign was found in 16 patients. Preoperative imaging misdiagnosis occurred in 4 patients. Before surgery, all patients underwent surgery to resect the tumor and remove the hematoma. No patients died because of surgery. After surgery, muscle strength was improved compared with that before surgery. The average follow-up time was (46.5 ± 28.4) months. Tumor recurrence occurred in two patients. The Karnofsky Performance Scale score at the last follow-up, at discharge, and before surgery was (73.7 ± 3.4) points, (61.1 ± 5.5) points, and (49.5 ± 5.6) points, respectively ( F = 21.06, P < 0.01). The Karnofsky Performance Scale score at the last follow-up was significantly increased compared with that at discharge and before surgery ( F = 13.13, P < 0.01). Conclusion:Spontaneous hemorrhagic meningioma is rare and has a sudden onset. It is easily misdiagnosed before surgery. Skull CT, skull CT angiography, and enhanced magnetic resonance imaging examination in combination can increase the preoperative diagnosis rate. Early surgical resection of tumors and removal of hematoma can acquire good clinical efficacy.