1.Study on imaging diagnosis of the ciliochoroidal detachment
Dapeng SHI ; Shuyin LI ; Gansheng FENG
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2008;42(12):1257-1260
Objective To investigate the characteristics of imaging appearances and diagnostic value of ciliochoroidal detachment.Methods Ultrasound,MRI and CT appearances of 19 cases of ciliochoroidal detachment were reviewed,which included 9 cases of serous ciliochoroidal detachment,7 cases of choroid hematoma,and 3 cases of ciliary body detachment.All cases were examined by both B ultrasound and MRI at the same time,11 of them were examined by CT.Results UItrasound showed membrane bulge of the eyeball wall with different extent in 9 cases of serous ciliochoroidal detachment.Its postzone connected the equator or close to optic disc and its prozone could not been detected by ultrasound.There was echofree fluid darkspace under detached membrane.MRI showed membrane detachment at both nasal side and temporal side of ocular annulation in 9 cases of ciliochoroidal detachment.The detached membrane was approximately symmetry,its anterior margin did not exceed ciliary body adhesion of ocular annnlation and its posterior margin stopped at posterior part of ocular annulafion.There was long T1 and long T2 signal under detached membrane.CT showed slight thickening of ocular annulafion and slightly increased density of eyeball in 5 cases of serous cilioehoroidal detachment.Ultrasound showed hemispheroid or curve bulge of eyeball wall,projected toward the vitreous cavity in 7 cases of choroid hematoma,and there was an amount of low echo light spot under the detached membrane.Both MRI (7 cases)and CT (5 cases) showed hemispheroid,fusfform or curve bulge on the nasal side,temporal side and posterior part of ocular annulation.They appeared as isodensity or slight high density on CT,iso- or high signal on T1 WI and T2WI.Stratification was seen on T2WI in I case of choroid hematoma.Ciliary body detachment could not been detected by either MBI (3 cases) or CT (1 case) except ultrasound.Conclusion Imaging examination may provide reliable diagnostic evidence for ciliochoroidal detachment.
2.Imaging Diagnosis of Tuberous Sclerosis
Chuanliang CHEN ; Junling XU ; Dapeng SHI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(08):-
Objective To sum up the imaging features of tuberous sclerosis.Methods CT and MRI findings of brain in 20 patients with tuberous sclerosis proved by clinic,imaging or pathology were retrospectively studied. Results Among 20 cases,on CT,the lesions appeared as subependymal calcified noduli in 16 cases (multiple noduli in 14 cases and single nodule in 2) and subependymal uncalcified noduli in 2,the noduli were 2~12 mm in diameter,2 cases were normal.On MRI,the subependymal noduli were multiple in 19 cases and single in one case,the noduli were iso-or hypointensity on T1WI and iso-,hypo or hyperintensity on T2WI.In addition,the lesions within cortical or sub-cortical matter were demonstrated by MRI in 19 cases,and the abnormal signals were showed in local patterns of cortical tubers.The abnormal findings of white matter were radial linear or wedge-shaped or irregular type in 7 cases.The subependymal noduli were enhanced,and the most of cortical lesions were not enhanced after contrast-enhanced MR scans in 9 cases.Conclusion There are characteristic findings of tuberous sclerosis both on CT and MRI.
3.CT Diagnosis of Osteogenic Benign Tumor and Tumor Mimics in Orbit
Shaocheng ZHU ; Gansheng FENG ; Dapeng SHI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2000;0(12):-
Objective To analyze the CT features of orbital bone benign tumor and tumor mimics,so that to improve the diagnostic accuracy of these diseases.Methods CT appearances of orbital bone benign tumor and tumor-like lesion in 32cases proved by surgery,pathology and clinical features were reviewed.The lesions included orbital bone benign tumor(n=17)and tumor-like lesions(n=15).Results On CT,orbital osteomas in 9 cases showed homogeneous high density and cavernous bone-like density or ground glass-like density;ossifying fibroma in 5 cases were well-defined expansion of bone with ossification,cystic areas within the lesions;epidermal cyst in 2 displayed cystic density ;calcification and ossification could be seen in 1 case of chondroma ;10 cases of fibrous dysplasia showed ground glass-like density with cystic areas in poor-defined expansion of bone;the osteolytic destruction with well-defined margin were founded in 3 cases of orbital Langerhans' cell histiocytosis;1 case of aneurismal bone cyst appeared as cystic and expansive lesion with thin bone shell;1 case of osteopetrosis showed homogeneous high density in orbital wall.Conclusion Various orbital bone benign tumor and tumor-like lesions have different CT features.CT scan can clearly demonstrate the extent,density,border and the relationship with adjacent tissue of these lesions.
4.Sturge-Weber Syndrome:Imaging Diagnosis(A Report of 11 Cases and a Review of the Literature
Jizhou YANG ; Shuquan MIAO ; Dapeng SHI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(08):-
Objective To study imaging findings of Sturge-Weber syndrome. Methods The clinical manifestations and imaging findings of 11 cases suffered from Sturge-Weber syndrome were analysed. 10 cases had facial vascular nerves angioma in the trigeminal nerve distribation. Routine CT examination was performed in all 11 cases, 2 cases had head radiography and 8 cases had MRI, 5 cases had enhanced CT and 3 cases had enhanced MRI.Results Imaging finding included:on the affected hemisphere, cortical calcifications (n=11), brain atrophy (n=9), the interfaces between gray matter and white matter blured, dilated subependymal veins,enlargeel choroids plexus (n=7) and increasing thickness of cranial diploe (n=8). The choroids plexus of lateral ventricle was prominent enhanced in 5 cases. Enhancement of cortical areas and vessels on the surface of brain were noted in 6 cases. Conclusion Head radiography has finite effects in the diagnosis of Sturge-Weber syndrome, MRI combined with CT plays an important role in the diagnosis of this syndrome.
5.Imaging features of seminomas and nonseminomatous germ cell tumors
Ziyuan LI ; Min GUAN ; Ligang SHI ; Shaocheng ZHU ; Dapeng SHI
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2015;(6):445-448
Objective To explore the imaging characteristics of seminomas and nonseminomatous germ cell tumors (NSGCT) and its pathological foundation. Methods CT and MR imaging manifestations in 25 cases of testicular germ cell tumors proved by pathological examinations were analyzed retrospectively. All tumors were divided into seminomas group (12 cases) and NSGCT group (13 cases). In the seminomas group, 5 cases were examined by CT and 4 of those also had contrast enhanced CT. Seven cases had MRI and 4 of those had dynamic enhanced MRI. In the NSGCT group, 5 were examined by plain CT in which two were by contrast enhanced CT, eight were by MRI in which 4 were by dynamic enhanced MRI. CT or MRI characteristics (morphology, density or intensity, enhancement) in both groups were analyzed by Fisher test. Results Histological examination revealed 25 intratesticular lesions. In 12 seminomas, 10 showed a nodular/lobulated shape, 5 showed a mixed density or intensity. In 13 NSGCT, only one lesion showed a lobular shape, 11 showed a mixed density or intensity. Seven seminomas showed a low signal on T2WI on MRI while only two NSGCT showed this sign. In four lesions underwent dynamic MRI scanning, 3 showed fibrous septum enhancement while no lesions in NSGCT showed this sign. The occurrence rate of the above imaging characteristics in both group was significantly different (P<0.05). Conclusion Seminomas and NSGCT may have their own CT and MRI characteristics, which may be of great value for differential diagnosis .
6.Study on the Correlation of Spiral CT Features with Expression of E-cadherin in Peripheral Lung Cancer
Chuanjian Lü ; Yamin WAN ; Xuejun CHEN ; Dapeng SHI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2010;26(1):24-27
Objective To investigate the correlation of spiral CT features with expression of E-cadherin(E-cad) in peripheral lung cancer.Methods Spiral CT scans were performed in 58 patients with peripheral lung cancer confirmed by pathology.Expression of E-cad in 58 cases were detected with SP immunohistochemical techniques.Spiral CT findings were compared with expression of E-cad.Results The abnormal expression of E-cad was showed in 32 cases(55.17%).The positive rates of E-cad expression were 40.63% in I-II cell differentiation group and 73.08% in III-IV cell differentiation group,and the difference was significant(P<0.05).The abnormal expression of E-cad was associated with the CT features,such as lymph node metastasis,pleural invasion and the size of tumor(P<0.05),but not the cavity sign,spicular sign and vessel convergence sign(P>0.05).Conclusion E-cad gene over expression may play an important role in the pathogenesis and CT appearances of lung cancer.
7.Chest imaging characteristics of hand-foot-mouth disease in children
Bo MA ; Ruigang CHEN ; Shewei DOU ; Xiaonian ZHU ; Dapeng SHI
Chinese Journal of Radiology 2010;44(9):943-945
Objective To study radiological characteristics of hand-foot-mouth disease(HFMD) in children. Methods The chest X-ray films of 1295 children patients of HFMD were analyzed,for the general X-ray manifestations and the evolution. Results A total of 1427 films was obtained from all patients, in which 1203 cases were normal and 224 cases were abnormal. The interstitial changes characterized the abnormal group, mainly as increased and vague lung markings, increased hilar shadows (137 cases).The parenchyma changes appeared as patchy exudative shadows(49 cases). Short-term dynamic observation was applied in 62 cases, 38 cases pulmonary disease progression manifested as normal and the interstitial type changing into the parenchyma type and the mixed type, the localized type changing into the diffuse type. Conclusions Most children patients of HFMD showed normal chest films, while the abnormal patients were characterized by interstitial and parenchyma pulmonary edema. Serial chest X-ray examination and short-term dynamic observation were important to identify the severe cases and assess patients' condition.
8.Difference of gene expression in bone marrow mononuclear cells between a chronic myeloid leukemia patient and a healthy person
Jueyu ZHOU ; Wenli MA ; Dapeng DING ; Rong SHI ; Wenling ZHENG
Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering Research 2006;10(9):179-182
BACKGROUND: Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML) is characterized by the clonal expansion of hematopoietic stem cells. Without effective treat ment, individuals in the indolent, chronic phase (CP) of CML will undergo blast crisis (BC), the prognosis for which is poor. Therefore, it is important to clarify the mechanism underlying CML from a whole-genome perspec tive. OBJECTIVE: To investigate the gene expression profile of bone marrow mononuclear cells from CML with Applied Biosystems Expression Array System.DESIGN: Observation and controlled analysis.SETTING: Institute of Gene Engineering, Southern Medical University PARTICIPANTS: Samples of two cases of bone marrow (a chronic myeloid leukemia patient and a healthy person).METHODS: This experiment was conducted at the Institute of Gene Engineering, Southern Medical University from October 2004 to September 2005.The total RNAs were extracted and purified from bone marrow mononuclear cells derived from a CML patient and a healthy person. mRNAs were purified using an oligo (dT)-cellulose mRNA purification kits and labeled using reverse transcription, in vitro transcription (RT-IVT), then hybridized with microarray. Gene expression differentiation of the bone marrow mononuclear cells were examined by ABI 1700 Chemiluminescent Microarray Analyzer. Reproducibility of microarray results was assessed by comparing data sets obtained from the same sample and analyzed by two different arrays.MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: ①Assessment of quality of total RNA and labled cRNA. ②Reproducibility of microarray. ③ Hybridization of array.④Results of semi-quantitative reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction RESULTS: ①Using statistical data analysis tools, we identified 6 706 genes that were up- or down-regulated in CML patient compared with the healthy person. In these genes, we found that 17 genes were up-regulated while 51 genes were down-regulated among 68 genes closely related to CML. ②most differentially expressed genes in C/EBPalpha mediated path way and CD40L signaling pathway had reduced expression. ③Good repro ducibility of microarray was confirmed by analysis of correlation and detection concordance in technical replicates. The correlation coefficient of the detectable probe in technical replicates was 0.991 for the CML patient and 0.988 for the healthy person. ④The results of semi-quantitative RT-PCR experiments supported the reliability of our microarray analysis.CONCLUSION: By comparing expression patterns of CML with those of the healthy person, we identified a large number of genes that, were up- or down-regulated in CML patients. These data should provide useful information for finding candidate genes whose products might serve as molecular targets for treatment of CML patients.
9.X-ray and CT Features and Its Pathologic Basis of Nonossifying Fibroma of Long Bone:A Report of 17 cases
Jihong QIAO ; Xiangdang DAI ; Ying WANG ; Dapeng SHI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(08):-
Objective To investigate the relationship between the X-ray,CT findings and its pathological basis of nonossifying fibroma(NOF).Methods X-ray and CT features of NOF confirmed by surgical pathology in 17 cases,and correlative study of imaging andpathology was done.Results 17 lesions were showed as eccentric and expanded destruction located in the cortex,and the remains of bone could be found inside the tumor,the lesions projecting into marrow cavity with a thin bone between the tumor and marrow.The tumors were grey-yellow or brown tissue around by the thin bone found in operation.NOF was consisted of a lot of shuttle cell and collagen fiber under microscope,some of macrophagocyte with multiple nucleuses and foam cell dropped disseminating in them,and there was not osteogenesis in the tumor.Conclusion The pathological changes of NOF can be reflected by X-ray and CT.
10.MRI Differential Diagnosis of Peripheral Hemangiomas and Vascular Malformations
Xiaozhan ZHANG ; Dapeng SHI ; Changxian DONG ; Yuchun MA ; Lingfei KONG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(09):-
Objective To study MRI differential diagnosis of peripheral hemangioma and vascular malformations.Methods MRIfindings of peripheral hemangiomas and vascular malformations proved by operation in 61 cases were retrospectively analyzed in comparison with pathological results.Results In 29 cases of peripheral hemangiomas,20 cases showed equal signal intensity (equal to muscle) and 9 cases showed heterogeneous signal intensity on T1-weighted images; 24 cases showed increased signal intensity (approach fat signal) and 5 cases showed markedly increased signal intensity (increase fat signal) on T2-weighted images,25 cases had septa as low signal network on T2-weighted images,4 cases showed enhancement separated mass enhancement after intravenous contrast injection.In 32 cases peripheral vascular malformations,16 cases showed equal signal intensity and 16 cases showed heterogeneous signal intensity on T1-weighted images.3 cases showed high signal intensity and 29 cases showed markedly increased signal intensity on T2-weighted images,15 cases showed inhomogeneous enhancement after intravenous contrast injection.Conclusion MRI plays an important role in differential diagnosis of peripheral hemangiomas and vascular malformations.