1.Mental Retarded Women Incapable of Defending against Sexual Assault
Shuangchen LIU ; Zhongfu JI ; Hongpin XU
Chinese Mental Health Journal 2002;0(12):-
Objective:To study the capability of defending against sexual assault of mental retarded women.Method:Fifty rape cases of women judged incapable of defending against sexual assault for mental retardation were compared with fifty cases without intelligent impairment by self-developed questionnaire.Result:The two situations were different in age of the perpetrators, motivation of rape, acquaintance with the perpetrator, time and location of the rape, number of times being raped, and victim's reaction during and after rape.Conclusion:Mental retarded women need more protection in prevention of rape.
2.Comparison of Monaco and Pinnacle treatment planning systems in volumetric modulated arc therapy optimization for lung cancer
Jinlei YANG ; Boyu LIU ; Shuangchen LU ; Mingwei BU
Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection 2015;35(2):119-122
Objective To compare the performances of Monaco and Pinnacle treatment planning systems (TPS) for volumetric modulated arc therapy (VMAT) optimization regarding lung cancer.The TPS was compared in terms of dose distributions,treatment delivery parameters and quality control results.Methods For 20 patients,including 10 cases of left lung cancer and l0 cases of right lung cancer,two VMAT plans were generated for each case:one with Monaco 3.0 TPS and the other with Pinnacle 9.2 TPS.Two plans were compared among plan dosimetrie distribution.conformity index and homogeneity index of the targets,the average dose,maximum dose,minimum dose and interested dose volume histograms of organs at risk(OAR,and delivery time and MUs of the therapy plans,the accuracy of treatment plans dose verification.Results Monaco provided better PTV coverage than Pinnacle (t =5.927-12.034,P < 0.05) except Dminof PTV.Monaco had a worse sparing effect on lung than Pinnacle (t =3.545-7.485,P <0.05) except V10of diseased side lung and V5of total lung.In addition,Monaco had a better sparing effect on heart(t =2.836-4.011,P <0.05).Monaco had fewer delivery time(t =9.780,P <0.05)and MUs(t =5.304,P <0.05)of the therapy plans,and the pass rate of QA was better than Pinnacle(t =4.937,P < 0.05).Conclusions For lung cancer patients,VMAT treatment plans obtained with Monaco and Pinnacle could offer clinically acceptable dose distributions.Pinnacle might have a better sparing effect on lung and fewer delivery time and MUs of the therapy plans.Monaco had a better PTV coverage and heart sparing.Moreover,Monaco had better accuracy of treatment plans dose verification.
3.Relationship between the peripheral dose and radioactive counts of 125I seeds detected by SPECT/CT
Xianzhi ZHAO ; Hongtao ZHANG ; Xuemin DI ; Shuangchen YANG ; Chen ZHANG ; Jinxin ZHAO ; Zezhou LIU ; Huimin YU ; Juan WANG
Chinese Journal of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 2017;37(6):351-354
Objective To explore the relationship between the peripheral dose and radioactive counts of 125I seeds detected by SPECT/CT.Methods Six 125I seeds(1.48×107 Bq, 1.85×107 Bq, 2.22×107 Bq, 2.59×107 Bq, 2.96×107 Bq, 3.33×107 Bq) were put into the solid water phantoms respectively. SPECT/CT was applied to scan the seeds. The radioactive counts (x) at the distance of 1-15 mm from the center of seeds were recorded respectively, while the corresponding doses (y, cGy) were calculated. SPSS 18.0 was used to analyze the relationship between the radioactive counts and peripheral dose. Results There was an exponential relationship between the peripheral dose of 125I seeds and the radioactive counts. The formula was as follow: y=507.849×1.004x. Conclusion SPECT/CT can visualize the peripheral dose of 125I seed, which may provide a method for dosimetric verification after brachytherapy.
4.CT-guided interstitial brachytherapy for locally advanced cervical cancer:introduction of the technique and report of dosimetry
Zhongshan LIU ; Yangzhi ZHAO ; Jie GUO ; Xia LIN ; Shuangchen LU ; Hongyong WANG ; Ling QIU ; Yunfeng LI ; Xiaojun REN ; Bingya ZHONG ; Tiejun WANG
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2017;26(5):550-554
Objective To examine the dosimetric advantages of three-dimensional (3D) computed tomography (CT)-guided interstitial brachytherapy (BT) for target volume and surrounding normal tissue in patients with locally advanced cervical cancer,and to provide a simple and effective clinical treatment approach.Methods A total of 52 patients who had poor tumor response to external beam radiotherapy (EBRT) with a residual tumor greater than 5 cm at the time of BT were included.The patients were treated by 3D CT-guided interstitial BT using a hybrid applicator comprised of uterine tandem and free metal needles.The high-risk clinical target volume (HR-CTV),intermediate-risk clinical target volume (IR-CTV),and organs at risk (OAR) were contoured.The total dose,including external beam radiotherapy and high dose-rate BT,was biologically normalized to conventional 2 Gy fractions (EQD2).D90and D100for both HR-CTV and IR-CTV,and D2 ccfor the bladder,rectum,and sigmoid were analyzed.Results The mean D90value for HR-CTV was 88.4±3.5 Gy.The D2 ccfor the bladder,rectum,and sigmoid were 81.1±5.6,65.7±5.1,and 63.1±5.4 Gy,respectively.D2 cc≤90 Gy for the bladder and D2 cc≤70 Gy for the sigmoid were observed in all the patients.D2 cc≤70 Gy for the rectum was observed in 89% of patients.Conclusions 3DCT-guided interstitial BT has a significant dosimetric advantage for target volume accompanied by few minor complications,and thereby may be clinically feasible for treating locally advanced cervical cancer.However,its long-term efficacy and possible toxicities will require further clinical observation.
5.Comparison of manual and inverse optimization for CT guided interstitial brachytherapy in locallyadvanced cervical cancer
Xia LIN ; Zhongshan LIU ; Jiapeng WANG ; Jie GUO ; Shuangchen LU ; Ling QIU ; Hongyong WANG ; Yunfeng LI ; Xiaojun REN ; Tiejun WANG
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2017;26(11):1288-1291
Objective To investigate the dosimetric difference between inverse planning simulated annealing(IPSA)and manual optimized plan for isodose line in interstitial brachytherapy for locally advanced cervical cancer and to provide a better optimization method for clinical application. Methods A total of 104 patients with cervical cancer were enrolled in this study. They received pelvic external beam radiotherapy and interstitial brachytherapy in five fractions. Both IPSA and manual optimized plan for isodose line were used to optimize the dose in each fraction. Dose volume parameters of the two plans were compared to analyze the dosimetric outcome by paired t-test. Results There were no significant differences in mean D 90and D 100for high-risk clinical target volume(HR-CTV)and D 90for intermediate-risk clinical target volume(IR-CTV)between the two groups(P>0.05). The IPSA group had a significantly higher D 100for IR-CTV than the manual optimized group(58.36±2.06 Gy vs. 53.99±2.17 Gy, P=0.025). For organs at risk,the IPSA group had a significantly lower mean rectum D 2ccand a significantly higher bladder D 2ccthan the manual optimized group(68.53± 2.85 Gy vs. 71.77± 1.79 Gy, P=0.002;80.49± 3.36 Gy vs. 78.71± 2.64 Gy,P=0.034). There was no significant difference in sigmoid D 2ccbetween the two groups(P>0.05). The IPSA group had significantly higher relative dose homogeneity index(HI)and conformity index (CI)of radiation dose for target volume than the manual optimized group(P<0.05), and there was no significant difference in overdose volume index(OI)between the two groups(P= 0. 1 0 7).Conclusions Compared with manual optimized plan for isodose line, IPSA can improve the dose distribution of tumor tissue,reduce mean rectum D 2cc,and increase CI and HI,so it is a preferable optimized treatment planning method in clinical application.