1.A study of individual identidual identification by roentgenographic characteristics of long bones in humen.
Han Heak IM ; Jong Woo KIM ; Deok Hwa HONG ; Hae Kyung LEE ; Deuk Lin CHOI ; Dae Ho KIM ; Kui Hyang KWON ; Ki Jung KIM
Journal of the Korean Radiological Society 1993;29(4):820-825
Individual identification procedure is one of the most improtant part in medicolegal fields. Recently, radiolegal investigation methods have been widely applicated to the medicolegal field for the purpose of individual identification. So authors attempted to determine sex and calculate stature by using roentgenographic findings of long bones of 248 subjects the living materials. In orthoscanographic study for long bones, we measured total length, midshaft width, epiphyseal width, cortical width, head diameter of each bones The total length, midshaft width, cortical width, condylar breath, horizontal & vertical head diameter of femur show statistically significant differentiation between two sexes, in tibia, total length, midshaft, cortical width, proximal and distal epiphyseal width show statistically significant. In fibula, Humerus, radius and ulna, total length is only statistically significant. And other wresults are statistically insignificant. Using femoral and fibial lengths (mm) with "Regression Analysis method" in SAS program, we derived the following fomulae. Height (cm)=95.62±0.148×Total length of Femur. (mm) Height(cm)=82.07±0.22×Total length of Tibia. (mm). In conclusion, radiologic measurement of long bone might be one of the useful methods in individual identification of unknown subject in Korea.
Femur
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Fibula
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Head
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Humerus
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Korea
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Radius
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Tibia
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Ulna
2.Radiologic Reevaluation of the Ampulla of Vater Cancer.
Hae Ryung PARK ; Jong Woo KIM ; Sun Kyung LIM ; Deok Hwa HONG ; Han Heak IM ; Il Young KIM ; Pyo Nyun KIM
Journal of the Korean Radiological Society 1994;30(6):1073-1078
Objective: To evaluate the radiographic characteristics of the ampulla of Vater cancer. Subjects and Methods:The authors analyzed retrospectively the US(n=25) and CT(n=15) findings in 25 cases of ampulla of Vater cancer, with emphasis on the potential of CT & US in regand to the detectibility of the mass. ERCP(n=15) and hypotonic duodenography(n=5) were also evaluated for the configuration of obstructed duct. RESULTS: The tumor was detected on sonography in only 12 cases(48%) as a small, relatively well delinated mass with slighty low echogenicity to the pancreas. The tumor was shown by CT in 8 cases(53% ) as a well delinated mass protruding into the second portion of duodenal lumen with slightly low attenuation to the pancreas. CBD was dilated in 25 cases(100%), but pancreatic duct was dilated in 15 cases(60%). Obstructed end of CBD was nipple shaped in 7 cases(47%), clubbed in 3, flat in 3, and indistict in 2 by ERCP. Hypotonic duodenogram showed irregular filling defect in the medial wall of second portion of the duodenum in 5 cases (100%). CONCLUSION: Mas detection rate crsing US or CT were not high in ampulla of Vater cancer. Except for a CT finding of a small mass protruding into the regional duodenal lumen, other finclings were nonspecific. Therefore, additional studies or more afgressive approach should be attempted for a correct diagnosis.
Ampulla of Vater*
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Cholangiopancreatography, Endoscopic Retrograde
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Diagnosis
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Duodenum
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Nipples
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Pancreas
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Pancreatic Ducts
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Retrospective Studies