1.Calculation of MR radiofrequency specific energy absorption rate and clinical application.
Fan BI ; Longchen WANG ; Bin LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2014;38(6):423-426
This paper reviews the basic principles and calculation methods of MR specific absorption rate, discusses the clinical application of MR specific absorption rate.
Humans
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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Radio Waves
2.The impact of prime parameters of MR RF-subsystem on functionality.
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2012;36(1):12-14
In this article, an introduction is given on the structure of RF subsystem, its main parameters and impact on the performance of MRI and RF techniques and its development. Furthermore, pivotal parameters provided by different suppliers are quoted and compared in functionality aspect.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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instrumentation
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methods
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Radio Waves
3.A Case of Chronic Persistent Photosensitivity.
Jai Il YOUN ; Jin Ho JUNG ; Yoo Shin LEE
Korean Journal of Dermatology 1988;26(3):389-394
Persistent light reaction, actinic reticuloid, photosensitive eczema are three chronic photodermatoses with a feature of clinical, histological, and photobiologieal characteristics in common. These conditions were given the name of chronic persistent photosensitivity. Chronic persistent photosensitivity with the feature of photosensitive eczema developed in a 68-year-old male patient who had experienced persisited dermatitis. On phototesting the patient showed extremely severe photosensitivity to the short wave UVB. A skin biopsy showed microscopic finding of eczematous dermatitis.
Actins
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Aged
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Biopsy
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Dermatitis
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Eczema
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Humans
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Male
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Radio Waves
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Skin
4.Overview of optimization of MRI RF coil arrays for parallel imaging.
Longchen WANG ; Gaojie ZHU ; Bin LI
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2010;34(6):434-435
In this paper, an overview is given on the optimization methods of designing RF coil array. Advantages and disadvantages are also discussed.
Equipment Design
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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instrumentation
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methods
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Radio Waves
5.Analysis of Radio Frequency Identification Immunity Standard for Medical Equipment.
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2023;47(1):106-109
Aiming at the increasing application of RFID technology in the medical environment, this study introduces the foreign requirements for RFID immunity test of medical devices, compares them with the current immunity test requirements of medical devices in China, and puts forward the necessity of establishing relevant test specifications in China.
Radio Frequency Identification Device
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Electromagnetic Fields
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Radio Waves
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Equipment Safety
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Technology
6.Microstrip antenna design and system research of radio frequency identification temperature sensor.
Hao YANG ; Xiaohe YANG ; Yuquan CHEN ; Min PAN
Journal of Biomedical Engineering 2008;25(6):1420-1424
Radio frequency identification sensor network, which is a product of integrating radio frequency identification (RFID) with wireless sensor network (WSN), is introduced in this paper. The principle of radio frequency identification sensor is analyzed, and the importance of the antenna is emphasized. Then three kinds of common antennae, namely coil antenna, dipole antenna and microstrip antenna, are discussed. Subsequently, according to requirement, we have designed a microstrip antenna in a wireless temperature-monitoring and controlling system. The measurement of factual effect showed the requirement was fulfilled.
Body Temperature
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Computer Communication Networks
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Humans
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Monitoring, Physiologic
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instrumentation
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Radio Frequency Identification Device
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methods
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Radio Waves
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Telemetry
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instrumentation
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methods
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Transducers
7.Percutaneous Cervical Radiofrequency Cordotomy for Intractable Pain.
Su Hyu KIM ; Kyu Ho LEE ; Sang Chul KIM ; Sang Sup CHUNG ; Kyu Chang LEE ; Hun Jae LEE
Yonsei Medical Journal 1975;16(2):72-82
The technique of anterolateral cordotomy for relief of pain was first performed by Spiller and Martin (1912). It was accepted as the best available method for long-term relief despite its disadvantages. It has been well documented that the procedure often caused weakness of an extremity or the loss of sphincter control and respietory impairment associated with high surgical cervical cordotomy. In 1963, Mullan et al. devised an approach to the cervical spinal cord by inserting a needle through the neck under roentgenologic control. They introduced a radioactive needle (Strontium90) to produce a lesion interrupting the lateral spinothalamic tract. Mullan and Rosomoff et al. (1965) later simplified the produce by using an electrical current to produce the lesion. The percutaneous method has considerable advantages. The mortality and morbidity are very small and the technique can be used on any patient including even the terminal state. If the required level is not attained on the first attempt, or if the level subsequently drops, the procedure is easily repeated. Most patients can be discharged early after this type of cordotomy. Authors have reviewed 46 cordotomies on 35 patients with intractable pain carried out by the percutaneous radiofrequency procedure at the Neurosurgery Department of Yonsei University from 1972 to 1975:36 cases were treated by a modification of the Rosomoffs technique, 10 cases by Lin's technique. Intractable pain has been a continuing problem in neurosurgery and many methods have been employed in its treatment. The function of lateral spinothalamic tract was described by Spiller and Martin in 1912. and they described the posterior approach to the spinal cord which has been widely used for cordotomy in the 50 years since. However, in elderly or debilitated patients, this method has proved to have many complications and is poorly tolerated and has a morbidity and mortality rate. In 1963, Sean Mullan, using a Strontium90 electrode accomplished a lateral spinothalamic cordotomy by stereotaxic surgery under local anesthesia (Mullan, et al., 1963; 1965; 1965). Later, in 1965, Rosomoff (Rosomoff,et al., 1965; Rosomoff, et al., 1966) developed an improved technique using UHF radio waves, which achieved wide popularity. Using radiological equipment and measuring the impedance of various portions of the spinal cord with electrodes, the exact area of the lateral spinothalamic tract to be destroyed could be located. Utilizing localizing electrodes and the above method, complications from destruction of the tracts near the lateral spinothalamic tract which formerly resulted in hemiparesis, respiratory difficulty, urinary difficulties and other surgical difficulties could be minimized much more effectively than with open surgical approaches (Mullan and Hosobuchi, 1968). In bilateral, high cervical cordotomy the complication of sleep induced apnea may be a cause of death. Belmusto (Belmusto, et al., 1963; Belmusto; et al., 1965) indicated that the respiratory fibers are very near the lateral spinothalamic tract in the C-1 to C-3 spinal region. The respiratory fibers are located in the anterior one fourth of the spinal cord, extending from the median fissure 3~3.5 mm lateral wards towards the region of the median part of the lateral spinothalamic tract. (Mullan and Mosobuchi, 1968; Nathan, 1963; Hitchcock and Lee ce, 1967; Crosby, et al., 1962). In 1966, Lin (Lin, et al., 1966), developed a low cervical anterior approach, in order to avoid damage to the respiratory tract, and found that respiratory tract damage was actually decreased, and also found that regional analgesia was easily accomplished. Over the last three years, the authors, applying a percutaneous cervical cordotomy technique, have studied 46 patients, recording the present illness, method of surgery, postoperative analgesic area and its change with time, and complications. This material was analyzed and conclusions drawn.
Adult
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Aged
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Cordotomy/methods*
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Female
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Human
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Male
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Middle Age
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Pain, Intractable/surgery*
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Radio Waves*
8.Treatment of Trichiasis and Districhiasis with Ellman Dento-Surg 90FFP.
Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 2003;44(3):550-554
PURPOSE: To evaluate the efficacy of the Ellman Dento-Surg 90FFP for the isolated trichiasis or distichiasis. METHODS: 61 eyelashes of 23 patients, who were diagnosed as trichiasis or distichiasis and had less than 5 aberrant cilia that were isolated, were treated with the Ellman Dento-Surg 90FFP. At 1 week, 1 month, 2 month and 6 month postoperatively, we examined the success rate and postoperative complication. RESULTS: Fifteen eyelashes of 9 patients were regrown after mean 1.3month follow-up period (75.4% success rate). Among 10 eyelashes of 6 patients, 2 eyelashes of 2 patients were regrown (80% success rate). Thirteen patients experienced mild burning sensation 1-2 days postoperatively. Eyelid notching was observed in 2 patients. CONCLUSIONS: High frequency radio wave electrosurgery with Ellman Dento-Surg 90FFP is a simple and secure procedure with high success rate and negligible complication, and can be effectively used to treat isolated trichiasis or distichiasis.
Burns
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Cilia
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Electrosurgery
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Eyelashes
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Eyelids
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Follow-Up Studies
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Humans
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Postoperative Complications
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Radio Waves
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Sensation
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Trichiasis*
9.Comparison of Color and Contrast Sensitivities Between UVCY(Non-Cyanoptic) and Conventional UV-AB IOLs.
Kyung Taek LEE ; Woo Jin SAH ; Jae Ho KIM
Journal of the Korean Ophthalmological Society 1996;37(6):972-980
The non-cyanoptic, yellow colored posterior chamber intraocular lens (UVCY-IOL, HOYA, Japan) was specially designed to reduce the penetration of ultraviolet (UV) and short wave length visible light(400-500 nm) by adding yellow coloring dye(monomethin) for the pervention of aphakic or pseudophakic cyanopsia, and the obtaining closer color sensitivity and contrast sensitivity to the normal phakic eyes. In this study, we implanted both yellow colored IOLs in 16 eyes and conventional clear UV absorbing IOLs in 12 eyes. They were prospectively followed up for 6 months with questionairs asking subjective symptoms and with contrast s~nsitivity test in order to evaluate the color sensitivity and contrast sensitivity. The subjective symptoms of cyanopsia, photophobia, and glare were signi ficantly reduced in the UVCY-IOL group comparing to the conventional UVAB-IOL group. But in few cases of UVCY-IOL implantation(18.8%) were in episode transiently on xanthopsia with some dim state in early postop periods. The contrast sensitivity pattern of UVCY-IOL group was very similar to that of normal phakic group. The decrement of contrast sensitivity was less in UVCY-IOL group than in conventional UVAB-PCL group. The amount of decreased contrast sensitivity of UVCY-IOL group in scotopic condition was similar to that of conventional UVAB-IOL group. The result of this study suggests that yellow colored IOL is effective in decre asing cyanopsia and photophobia and in improving contrast sensitivity after cataract surgery especially in the early postoperative period. And also we recommend patients would receive UVCY-IOL implantations in both eyes if you have cataract on both eyes.
Cataract
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Contrast Sensitivity
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Glare
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Humans
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Lenses, Intraocular
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Photophobia
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Postoperative Period
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Prospective Studies
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Radio Waves
10.Algorithm of digital demodulation and filtering in MRI spectrometers.
Wen-Yu PAN ; Zheng-Min LIU ; He-Qin ZHOU
Chinese Journal of Medical Instrumentation 2008;32(4):271-274
In the design of RF receiver of the digital MRI spectrometer console, a digital demodulation and filtering algorithm is presented in this thesis. The MR signals are firstly converted to digital signals by the A/D converter, and then quadrature-demodulated from high frequency carrier wave. The CIC filter, half-band filter and linear phase FIR filter are designed to process the cascaded filtering and decimation of the demodulated signals. This method achieves a satisfying processing speed and filtering effect, and also reduces the data size obviously. The experiment based on the permanent magnetism resonance imaging system proves its effectiveness and practicability.
Algorithms
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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instrumentation
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methods
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Radio Waves
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Signal Processing, Computer-Assisted
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instrumentation
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Software