1.Multislice Spiral CT Features and Its Significance of Hepatocellular Carcinoma in Interventional Therapy with Transcatheter Arterial Chemoembolization
Zhuzhong CHENG ; Yujie YANG ; Ying CAO ; Ren HE ; Xiaoqiu XI ; Guohui XU
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(08):-
0.05).CTA 3D reconstruction in showing celiac artery branches was better than that with DSA , the observation of angles between celiac artery and abdominal aorta with MSCT was more convenient than that with DSA.4 cases with hepatic artery original abnormality were detected by MSCT ,they were the same as DSA.Conclusion MSCT is of important value in guidance of transcatheter arterial chemoembolization of HCC.
2.Multiple-slice spiral CT perfusion imaging of pancreatic cancer
Zhuzhong CHENG ; Guohui XU ; Juan HUANG ; Yujie YANG ; Ying CAO ; Ren HE ; Xiaoqiu XI
Cancer Research and Clinic 2008;20(10):685-687
Objective To assess the diagnostic value of multiple-slice spiral CT (MSCT) perfusion imaging technique in pancreatic cancer by measuring and comparing the dynamical characteristics of blood flow between normal pancreas and pancreatic cancer. Methods The CT perfusion imaging were obtained using Siemens Somatoma MSCT scanner in 44 patients with normal pancreas tissue and 18 patients with pancreatic cancer. The mean blood flow (BF),blood volume (BV), time to start (Trs), time to peak (TIP), permeability and patlak blood volume (pBV) were measured and statistically analyzed by using Siemens Body peHusion software package. Results The mean BF, BV, Trs, TIP, permeability and pBV of normal pancreas were: (90.60±29.25) ml·100 ml-1·min-1, (190.35±43.8) ml/L, (205.3±160.2) s, (1403.5±334.0)s, (99.47±49.9) 0.5 ml·100 ml-1·min-1, (157.8±52.5) ml/L, respectively. The mean BF, BV, TTS, TrP, per-meability and pBV of pancreatic cancer were (22.9±10. 63) ml·100 ml-1·min-1, (52.38±18.08) ml/L, (194.3±76.0) s, (1549.5± 308.5)s, (115.25±33.55) 0.5 ml·100 ml-1·min-1, (83.16±41.45) ml/L respectively. The mean BF, BV, pBV and permeability between normal pancreas and pancreatic carcinoma were statistically significant (P<0.01). However the mean TTS and TIP between normal pancreas and pancreatic carcinoma were not statistically significant (P>0.05). Conclusion There are significant differences between perfusion values of pancreatic carcinoma and normal pancreatic tissue, and MSCT perfusion imaging is helpful in diagnosing pancreatic carcinoma.