1.Design of Large-scale Clusters PACS
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 2009;30(7):41-43
Obiective To design large-scale clusters PACS. Methods The concept of large-scale clusters PACS was proposed firsdy, which is combined with the corresponding instances analysis on the systemic characteristics pros and cons. The important function of EPR with images in the large-scale clusters PACS and basic design were discussed. The distributed architecture design of medical imaging in large-scale clusters PACS was put forward, and then focuses on the composition and requirements of clinical part, required post-processing application of clinical specialist part and IT support part. Results The domestic application of clinical information system can bring leapfrog development by large-scale clusters PACS. Conclusion The large-scale clusters PACS will have good future prospection of popularization in our country.
2.Development of Performance Evaluation Testbed for PACS
Chinese Medical Equipment Journal 1993;0(05):-
Objective To develop a performance evaluation testbed for PACS.Methods The basic architecture and primary functions of PACS was simulated to test its robustness and effectiveness.Results The testbed could be used in not only the clinical performance evaluation of PACS but also the study,training and teaching of PACS.Conclusion The practicability and reliability of the testbed have been proved through its tryout.
3.Review of absolute quantification of brain metabolites by using multi-voxel 1H-MRS
Shanshan HUO ; Zhiwei SHEN ; Yaowen CHEN ; Huang HUANG ; Xiaofang CHENG ; Renhua WU ; Qingchun QIU
International Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2011;34(3):174-178
The technology of Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy(MRS) is a newly-developed mean for analyzing some specific nucleus and their compounds making use of the principles of magnetic resonance and the effects of chemical shift. Currently, among MRS applications, proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy (1HMRS) is the most widely applied one developed from single voxel to three-dimensional multi-voxel scanning technique. It provides a lot of important information for clinical studies. This article mainly reviews the methods for absolute quantification measurement of brain metabolites using multi-voxel MRS.
4.Volumetric modulation arc radiotherapy with flattening filter-free beams compared with conventional beams for nasopharyngeal carcinoma: a feasibility study.
Mingzan ZHUANG ; Tuodan ZHANG ; Zhijian CHEN ; Zhixiong LIN ; Derui LI ; Xun PENG ; Qingchun QIU ; Renhua WU
Chinese Journal of Cancer 2013;32(7):397-402
There is increasing interest in the clinical use of flattening filter-free (FFF) beams. In this study, we aimed to investigate the dosimetric characteristics of volumetric modulated arc radiotherapy (VMAT) with FFF beams for nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC). Ten NPC patients were randomly selected to undergo a RapidArc plan with either FFF beams (RA-FFF) or conventional beams (RA-C). The doses to the planning target volumes (PTVs), organs at risk (OARs), and normal tissues were compared. The technical delivery parameters for RapidArc plans were also assessed to compare the characteristics of FFF and conventional beams. Both techniques delivered adequate doses to PTVs. For PTVs, RA-C delivered lower maximum and mean doses and improved conformity and homogeneity compared with RA-FFF. Both techniques provided similar maximum doses to the optic nerves and lenses. For the brain stem, spinal cord, larynx, parotid glands, oral cavity, and skin, RA-FFF showed significant dose increases compared to RA-C. The dose to normal tissue was lower in RA-FFF. The monitor units (MUs) were (536 ± 46) MU for RA-FFF and (501 ±25) MU for RA-C. The treatment duration did not significantly differ between plans. Although both treatment plans could meet clinical needs, RA-C is dosimetrically superior to RA-FFF for NPC radiotherapy.
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5.Preparation and Quality Evaluation of Imperatorin Ultradeformable Liposomes Gel
Xuehui CUI ; Shihong CHEN ; Jindi QIU ; Junfeng BAN ; Nannan YANG ; Qingchun NI ; Zhaoyan PAN ; Qingchun XIE ; Yanzhong CHEN ; Zhufen LYU
China Pharmacy 2020;31(9):1074-1079
OBJECTIVE:To prepare Imperatorin ultradeformable liposomes gel (IMP-UDLs-Gel),and to evaluate its quality. METHODS:Based on single factor test ,using 12 h accumulative penetration amount (Q12h)as evaluation index ,the proportion of carbomer 940,glycerol and propyl glycol in formulation of IMP-UDLs-Gel were investigated by orthogonal test. The optimal formulation was screened. The quality of IMP-UDLs-Gel prepared with the optimal formulation was evaluated. RESULTS :The optimal formulation of IMP-UDLs-Gel included carbomer 940 proportion of 1%,glycerol proportion of 15% and propyl glycol proportion of 10%. Q12 h of IMP-UDLs-Gel was (11.543±0.241)μg/cm2;the appearance was milky white and translucent ;the particle size was (93.13±1.68)nm,PDI was 0.268±0.012,Zeta potential was (-24.96±1.99)mV;pH was 7.32±0.03; viscosity was (45.37±1.27)g·s;steady flow was (0.727±0.002)μg·h/cm2,lag time was (4.358±0.175)h,apparent permeability coefficient was 1.392×10-3 cm/h,and it has good physical and optical stability. CONCLUSIONS :The preparation method is stable and feasible ,and the prepared IMP-UDLs-Gel has good adhesion ,stability and transdermal property.