1.A survey and analysis of the current status of radiotherapy in Hebei Province in 2024
Chenyang WANG ; Xinyi LI ; Yajing WU ; Zhiguo ZHOU ; Ming LIU ; Zhongchao HUO ; Xiaozhen WANG ; Hongyun SHI ; Weidong LIU ; Ji SONG ; Zifeng CHI ; Lixin DONG ; Yunchuan SUN ; Zhilin ZHANG ; Jun WANG
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2025;34(5):415-421
Objective:To investigate and analyze basic status of radiotherapy units in Hebei Province in 2024.Methods:Led by the Fourth Hospital of Hebei Medical University, the Radiation Oncology Branch of the Hebei Medical Association, and the Radiation Oncology Expert Committee of the Hebei Society of Clinical Oncology, a province-wide survey was conducted using structured questionnaires. The survey covered key aspects such as basic information of radiotherapy institutions, personnel allocation, equipment configuration, and implementation of radiotherapy techniques. Collected data were summarized and descriptively analyzed comparing with a 2013 survey of radiotherapy in Hebei Province.Results:All 158 radiotherapy institutions across Hebei Province participated in the survey. A total of 2273 radiotherapy professionals were reported, including 1317 radiation oncologists (57.94%), 332 medical physicists (14.61%), 71 radiotherapy engineers (3.12%), and 553 radiotherapy technologists (24.33%). The number of radiotherapy devices significantly increased from 121 in 2013 to 237 in 2024, including 68 domestic radiotherapy equipment. The current inventory includes 195 medical linear accelerators (2.61 units per million population), 2 cobalt-60 units, 27 afterloading machines, 9 tomotherapy (TOMO) systems, 3 CyberKnife units, and 1 proton therapy system. Three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy and stati intensity-modulated radiotherapy have been widely adopted across the province, while advanced techniques such as volumetric-modulated arc therapy, stereotactic body radiotherapy, and respiration-gated technology, and respiratory gating are gradually being implemented.Conclusions:In recent years, the configuration of radiotherapy personnel in Hebei Province has become more balanced, and the availability of precision radiotherapy equipment has significantly improved. There is a growing trend in the adoption of domestically manufactured radiotherapy equipment, marking substantial progress in the development of radiation oncology services in the region.
2.A survey and analysis of the current status of radiotherapy in Hebei Province in 2024
Chenyang WANG ; Xinyi LI ; Yajing WU ; Zhiguo ZHOU ; Ming LIU ; Zhongchao HUO ; Xiaozhen WANG ; Hongyun SHI ; Weidong LIU ; Ji SONG ; Zifeng CHI ; Lixin DONG ; Yunchuan SUN ; Zhilin ZHANG ; Jun WANG
Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology 2025;34(5):415-421
Objective:To investigate and analyze basic status of radiotherapy units in Hebei Province in 2024.Methods:Led by the Fourth Hospital of Hebei Medical University, the Radiation Oncology Branch of the Hebei Medical Association, and the Radiation Oncology Expert Committee of the Hebei Society of Clinical Oncology, a province-wide survey was conducted using structured questionnaires. The survey covered key aspects such as basic information of radiotherapy institutions, personnel allocation, equipment configuration, and implementation of radiotherapy techniques. Collected data were summarized and descriptively analyzed comparing with a 2013 survey of radiotherapy in Hebei Province.Results:All 158 radiotherapy institutions across Hebei Province participated in the survey. A total of 2273 radiotherapy professionals were reported, including 1317 radiation oncologists (57.94%), 332 medical physicists (14.61%), 71 radiotherapy engineers (3.12%), and 553 radiotherapy technologists (24.33%). The number of radiotherapy devices significantly increased from 121 in 2013 to 237 in 2024, including 68 domestic radiotherapy equipment. The current inventory includes 195 medical linear accelerators (2.61 units per million population), 2 cobalt-60 units, 27 afterloading machines, 9 tomotherapy (TOMO) systems, 3 CyberKnife units, and 1 proton therapy system. Three-dimensional conformal radiotherapy and stati intensity-modulated radiotherapy have been widely adopted across the province, while advanced techniques such as volumetric-modulated arc therapy, stereotactic body radiotherapy, and respiration-gated technology, and respiratory gating are gradually being implemented.Conclusions:In recent years, the configuration of radiotherapy personnel in Hebei Province has become more balanced, and the availability of precision radiotherapy equipment has significantly improved. There is a growing trend in the adoption of domestically manufactured radiotherapy equipment, marking substantial progress in the development of radiation oncology services in the region.
3.The application of multiple MR sequences in detection of children small bowel intestinal diseases
Lichun ZHU ; Kefei HU ; Jun HU ; Xu LI ; Zifeng SHI ; Zhongbin LU ; Xiaobo WANG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2016;32(5):764-767
Objective To investigate the application value of magnetic resonance enterography (MRE) with multiple sequences in detection of children bowel intestinal diseases .Methods Retrospective analysis of 35 patients with bowel diseases confirmed by clini‐cal results ,surgery and pathology was performed .The patients underwent MRE with multiple sequences including T 1WI ,fat‐suppressed T2 WI ,diffusion weighted imaging (DWI) ,single‐shot fast spin‐echo (SSh‐TSE) sequence ,rapid balance fast field echo (B‐FFE) ,and unenhanced and enhanced fat‐suppressed (FFE‐IP‐SPAIR) scans .Results SSh‐TSE showed the whole intestinal distribution in 34 patients (34/35);DWI showed the lesions with high signal in 29 (29/35);T1WI and fat‐suppressed T2 WI showed hyperintensity on T2WI in 3 ,slight hypointensity on T1WI and T2WI in 2 ,and hyperintensity on T1WI and hypointensity on T2WI in 1 .Enhancement of lesion was found in 28 ,and unenhancement was in 2 .Conclusion MRE with multiple sequences with more information ,sensitivity and non‐ionizing radiation ,can be used as an important method in diagnosis of children intestinal diseases .
4.Inspection application value of digital tomosynthesis in children atlanto-axial joint subluxation
Lichun ZHU ; Chuangao YIN ; Zifeng SHI ; Lei FAN ; Shanfeng HUANG ; Cheng ZHANG
Journal of Practical Radiology 2016;32(4):588-590
Objective To explore the digital tomosynthesis(DTS)technology application value in children with atlanto-axial joint subluxation inspection.Methods 30 children with torticollis after injury,head and neck activities obstacles or local pain were selected.The consent of patient and family was obtained.At the same time the atlanto-axial joint open mouth,cervical lateral radiographies and DTS scanning were performed,two imaging quality and the diagnosis were compared.Results In all 30 cases,excellent imaging rate was 90% (27/30)on DTS and 53% (1 6/30)on DR respectively.On DTS atlanto-axial sublution were found in 22 cases but on DR atlanto-axial sublution were diagnosed in only 12 cases,suspicious subluxation in 4 cases,and misdiagnosis in 6 cases.Conclusion For diagnosis of atlanto-axial joint subluxation in children,DTS can obtain high quality images,clearly display anatomic structures and pathological morphology of atlanto-axial joint.
5.The CT diagnosis of rhabdomyosarcoma in children
Chuangao YIN ; Song WANG ; Zifeng SHI ; Weiwei QI
Chinese Journal of Postgraduates of Medicine 2015;(11):788-791
Objective To study the performance of children rhabdomyosarcoma (RMS) in CT examation. Methods Twenty-four cases clinical and CT data of RMS which were confirmed by pathology were analyzed retrospectively. Results In head and neck RMS (3 cases), the performance were well-circumscribed soft tissue with uniformity density which were obviously improved after enhancement and showed no invasion to the adjacent bone. In trunk limbs RMS (8 cases), the performance were well-circumscribed soft tissue of many different sizes with uniformity density and mild to moderate uniform(or non-uniform) enhancemen,and the invasion to the adjacent bone was not obvious. In peritoneum and retroperitoneum RMS (6 cases), 5 cases showed non-uniformity isodensity or slightly low density with non-uniformly enhancement and without retroperitoneal lymph node metastasis. The mesenteric (1 case) showed low uniformity density mass and non-uniformly bar enhancement. In urogenital system RMS (7 cases), 2 cases located in the bladder, and 4 cases respectively 1ocated in the vagina, scrotum, testicles and perineum. The performances were uniformity density soft tissue mass like nodular with moderate uniform enhancement. One case located in posterior urethral, whose performance was cystic and solid mass. The cystic part had no enhancement, and the solid part had obviously uniform enhancement. Conclusion The characteristic performance about children RMS is different along with the different parts and age in CT, which has important value for early diagnosis.
6.The causes and imaging diagnosis of congenital pyriform sinus fistula in children
Chuangao YIN ; Zifeng SHI ; Weiwei QI
Journal of Practical Radiology 2015;(10):1684-1686
Objective To probe the cause,clinical and imaging findings of children's congenital pyriform sinus fistula (CPSF). Methods Clinical and radiographic data in 23 patients with children’s CPSF were analyzed retrospectively which were confirmed by pathology.Results 1 6 patients represented repeated swelling and pain in left anterior neck,6 of whom were misdiagnosed as thyroid abscess and suffered surgery.7 patients represented masses in left anterior neck.Ultrasound showed all patients with diffuse en-larged thyroid gland with uneven mass and separated liquid dark space or infection in deep neck soft tissue,and no CPSF was identi-fied.The subsequent esophageal barium meal confirmed the fistula in 8 patients,and other patients underwent further CT scan with image post-processing.CT showed clear fistula in 4,suspicious fistula in 7 and no fistula in 4,All fistulas were confirmed by the pa-thology.Conclusion The combination of ultrasound,esophagogram and CT with image post-processing can improve the diagnostic sensitivity and accuracy of CPSF.

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