1.Assessment of lung volume using multi-slice spiral CT and comparison with pulmonary function test
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(09):-
Objective To explore the value of multi-slice spiral CT (MSCT) with three dimensional (3D) postprocessing for assessing the lung volume and compare it with pulmonary function test (PFT). Methods In 60 cases, there were 34 healthy controls and 26 patients with emphysema. CT scan and PFT were performed within 3 d in all case. The total lung was respectively scanned at the end of full inspiration and full expiration, using GE Lightspeed 16 slices spiral CT. The total lung volumes and voxel index (VI) at threshold range of -1023 Hu to -900 Hu were measured by pulmonary quantitative software of AW4.2 workstation. Results The full expiration volume(Vex) significantly correlated with residual volume(RV) (r=0.908) as well as the full inspiration volume (Vin) with total lung capacity (TLC) (r=0.897). The value of (Vin-Vex) well correlated with forced vital capacity(FVC), as well as Vex/Vin with RV/TLC, VI Ain with TLC, VI Aex with RV. Conclusion Significant correlation of lung volume accessed by MSCT with 3D technique with PFT is useful for assessing the pulmonary function.
2.Evaluation of Radiologic Diagnosis on Complications after Kidney Transplantation
Yueyong QI ; Qingrong SUN ; Liguang ZOU
Journal of Chinese Physician 2000;0(11):-
Objective To explore the value of imaging diagnosis on complications after kidney transplantation. Methods The radiologic appearances of 165 patients with postoperative complications were reviewed in a double blind method by two experienced radiologists. Results In the 158 patients with postoperative pulmonary infections, the main etiological causes according to their frequency were bacteria,fungus,virus,and so on. The postoperative pulmonary infections of the patients with renal transplantation were diagnosed as normal(28,17 7%),increased lung markings(44,27 8%) and pulmonary infection(84,53 2%) by chest X-rays and CT. The renal artery stenosis after kidney transplantation was diagnosed in 5 cases, and thrombosis of pancreas blood vessel after operation of simultaneous pancreas-kidney transplantation was diagnosed in 1 case by DSA. Conclusions Radiography and CT scan are very useful in the clinical diagnosis of postoperative pulmonary infections in the patients with renal transplantation,and radiography should be the first choice for the imaging diagnosis. DSA is one of the ideal and reliable measns to diagnose the postoperative vascular complications in kidney transplant recipients.
3.CT Guided Puncture Aspiration and Sclerosing Treatrment of hepatic and Renal Cysts
Liguang ZOU ; Yong PENG ; Ken CHEN
Journal of Interventional Radiology 1994;0(02):-
Purpose: To summarize the efficiency and the experience of the puncture aspiration and sclerosing therapy of hepatic and renal cysts. Materials and methods: 27 patients were treated with percutaneous aspiration and alcohol injection of the cystic cavity using 20G Greene needles. Among the 27 patients, 11 were with hepatic cyst, 15 with renal cyst, and 1 with polycystic kidneys. The size of cysts ranged from 3.5 to 12 cm, and the amount of aspirated fluid varied from 21 to 550ml. Pure alcohol (99. 7%) was injected into the cavities after apiration. Results: All the puncture procedures were successful, and no major complications occurred, The clinical symptoms were relieved or disappeared after the treatment. 18 cases were followed for 3 months to 5 years. The efficient indices: Grade I one case (polycystic kidneys), Grade Ⅱ 4 cases and Grade Ⅲ 13 cases. Conclusion: CT guided percutaneous puncture aspiration and sclerosing treatment of hepatic and renal cysts can be considered as an effective alternative to surgical treatment. The simple aspiration of polycystic kidneys is very helpful in relieving symptoms and improving renal functions.
4.Angiographic diagnosis of the carotid artery pseudoaneurysm
Yueyong QIN ; Liguang ZOU ; Shuhua DAI
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(05):-
Objective To create a further understanding of the angiographic features of the carotid artery pseudoaneurysm (CAPA) and to explore the clinical diagnostic value of angiography.Methods Sixteen cases of CAPA with clinical and angiographic data were analyzed retrospectively. The angiographic appearances in all of the patients were observed dynamically and precisely with a double blind method by two experienced radiologists together and formed a consensus interpretation. Results Angiography provided a definite diagnosis for all cases. The parent arteries included the common carotid artery (1 case), common carotid artery bifurcation (9 cases), internal carotid artery (5 cases) and external carotid artery (1 case). The angiographic features of the CAPA were: All cases showed the contrast media retension in the aneuysms; turblulent flow within aneurysm in 9 cases; the “jetting sign” at the leak of the parent artery in 7 cases; increase angulation of the bifurcation of internal and external carotid arteries in 12 cases.Conclusions Angiography is the most valuable examination method in diagnosis of CAPA, and it can not only provide definite diagnosis, but also play an important role in selection of therapeutic plan.
5.Angiographic diagnosis and interventional therapy for Takayasu arteritis
Yueyong QI ; Liguang ZOU ; Qingrong SUN
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2001;0(06):-
Objective To explore the value of angiographic diagnosis and interventional therapy for Takayasu arteritis. Methods Thirty-eight patients with Takayasu Arteritis (TA)(11 men, 27 woman; aged 8-54; average age, 30.5?18) undergone angiography were analyzed retrospectively. The angiographic appearances in all of the patients were observed dynamically in a double blind method by two experienced radiologists together and formed a consensus interpretation. Results According to the classification of Lupi-Herrea, typeⅠwas found in 11 cases, typeⅡin 15, typeⅢin 7 and typeⅣin 5 by angiography. Among 38 patients the arterial involvement ineluded subclavian artery in 20 cases (52.6%), the abdominal aorta in 15 cases (39.5%), the renal artery in 14 cases (36.8%), thoracic aorta in 10 cases (26.3%), carotid artery in 9 cases (23.7%), iliac artery in 9 cases (23.7%), axillary artery in 7 cases (18.4%), superior mesenteric artery in 4 cases (10.5%), coronary artery in 3 cases (7.9%), pulmonary artery in 3 cases (7.9%), and so on. Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty was performed in 22 cases and the stent placement was managed in 12 cases successfully. Conclusions Angiography is one of the ideal and reliable methods for the diagnosis and guidance of the interventional treatment for TA, and the latter is a mini-invasive and effective way for TA.
6.CT Diagnosis of Primary Carcinoma of the Vagina
Yueyong QI ; Shuhua DAI ; Liguang ZOU ; Daoyou XI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2001;0(01):-
Objective To make a futher understanding of the CT features of primary carcinoma of vagina and to explore the clinical value of CT diagnosis of it.Methods Sixteen cases of primary cacinoma of vagina with clinical and CT data confirmed by pathology were analyzed retrospectively. The CT findings were observed in a double blind method by three experienced radiologists together and formed a consensus interpretation. Results The accurate rate of CT diagnosis for primary carcinoma of vagina was 81.3% in the 16 cases. There were 2 stage I, 6 stage II, 4 stage III and 4 stage IV lesions which were diagnosed by CT. The numbers of cases of the elevated type, ulcerative type and infiltrative type were 11, 3, and 2,respectively. The transcatherter internal pudendal arterial chemoembolization were successfully performed in 2 patients with vaginal carcinoma. Conclusion CT is not only a non-invasive method of detecting primary carcinoma of vagina,but also play an important role in differentiating the clinlcal phase and type of it. In more advanced stages of vaginal carcinoma, interventional therapy is chosen as the useful treatment to avoid exenterative surgery, preserve anatomy and function.
7.Construction and application of picture archiving and communication system based on digital teaching platform of medical imaging
Liguang ZOU ; Dong ZHANG ; Yueyong QI ; Yu ZHOU ; Qichuan ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2012;11(1):53-56
Picture archiving and communication system ( PACS ) based on digital teaching platform of medical imaging consists of web teaching system and teaching resource library of medical imaging.The web teaching system includes four function modules of classroom management,work management,teaching management and test management.The teaching resource library includes script,pictures,and audio,video and animation materials of theoretical books,typical cases,examination techniques and medical imaging equipments.Utilized in theoretical and practical classes,the teaching characteristic of medical imaging is made prominent,and the subjective motility of the students is brought into play.
8.CT and MRI manifestation of neurofibromatosis:a report of 7 cases
Wenxian WANG ; Liguang ZOU ; Qingrong SUN ; Dong ZHANG
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(16):-
Objective To summarize the imaging features of neurofibromatosis.Methods Imaging data of 7 patients with neurofibromatosis proven by operation and clinical syndrome,were retrospectively analyzed.Results In 7 cases of neurofibromatosis,the findings of CT and MRI displayed 3 cases of bilateral vestibular schwannoma,2 of which were combined with optical nerve glioma;1 case of optical nerve glioma complicated with neurofibromatosis under cervical dura;1 case of meningioma and 2 cases with the changes of dura spinal sac.The last two cases displayed abnormal skull and spinal canal,concave change of vertebra and enlarged dura spinal sac,partially stretched to never root on CT plain flim and MRI.Conclusion Neurofibromatosis can be definitely diagnosed by optimal imaging examination based on comprehensive analysis of imaging features and typical syndromes.
9.Correlation of CT perfusion imaging of rat breast cancer with tumor pathological grade and microvascular density
Hui ZHANG ; Liguang ZOU ; Xin PANG ; Song ZHANG ; Cuiwei LIAO
Journal of Third Military Medical University 2003;0(11):-
Objective To study the correlation of CT perfusion imaging ( CTPI) of induced rat breast cancer with tumor pathological grade and microvascular density ( MVD) ,and the diagnostic value of CTPI for breast cancer. Methods Breast cancer was induced in 35 Wister male rats with intragastric 7,12-dimethyl-1,2-benzanthracene ( DMBA) treatment. Routine breast CT scanning and CTPI were performed. After processed at a workstation,CTPI parameters were obtained including blood flow ( BF) ,blood volume ( BV) ,mean transit time ( MTT) ,permeability surface ( PS) ,and time density curve ( TDC). The rats were sacrificed and breast tumor tisue samples were collected. Breast tumor tisue samples were stained with HE and factor Ⅷ-related antigen immunohistochemistry to observe the pathological type and MVD of tumor. Results Breast tumor was successfully induced in 30 rats ( including 8 with breast hyperplasia and 22 with breast cancer). The BF and BV were higher in rats with breast cancer than in those with breast hyperplasia 151. 72 ? 93. 43 vs 42. 96 ? 32. 42 ml/( min.100 g) ,9. 55 ? 7. 88 vs 2. 17 ? 1. 36 ml/100 g,P 0. 05). The positive correlation of MVD with BF,BV and PS was increased with the decreased tumor differentiation with a correlation coefficient of 0. 701,0. 441 and 0. 521,respectively ( P
10.Application of Multimedia Courseware in Teaching of Medical Imaging Technology
Yueyong QI ; Liguang ZOU ; Daoyou XI ; Xiangchen CHENG
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2003;0(10):-
This paper discusses the conception of multimedia courseware in the teaching of medical imaging technology, and meaning, features and requirements. It is concluded multimedia courseware can play an important role in the teaching of medical imaging technology. Also, some problems existing in the application are analysed in this article.