1.The impact of 125I seeds strand length on different reference points dose
Ke XU ; Dingxin WANG ; Guozhang XING ; Huimin YU ; Jinxin ZHAO ; Zezhou LIU ; Zeyang WANG ; Hongtao ZHANG ; Juan WANG
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2025;34(6):609-613
Objective To investigate the effect of different strand lengths of 125I seeds with the same activity on the dose of different reference points around the seeds.Methods The scanned images were transferred to the three-dimensional treatment planning system(3D-TPS)according to DICOM format.The target volume was delineated at 5 mm and 10 mm above and below the center of the phantom,and a 0.8 mCi seeds strand was simulated.The 1-20 seeds were arranged with an equal spacing of 5 mm(5 mm-100 mm).The 5 mm points above and below the center of the seeds strand were defined as point A and point A',and the 10 mm points above and below the center were defined as point B and point B'.5 mm above and below the edge of the seeds strand on the left side were defined as AL points and AL'points,and 5 mm above and below the edge of the seeds strand on the right side were defined as AR points and AR'points.Similarly,points 10 mm above the above mentioned positions were defined as BL points,BL'points,BR points,BR'points.The average dose symmetry points were measured at AL,AL',AR,and 5 mm,10 mm,15 mm and 20 mm inside AR' of the 45 mm-100 mm seeds strand.The dose at the center was compared with the dose at the end points.The dose at the center point A was compared with the average dose at the symmetry points of 5 mm,10 mm,15 mm and 20 mm inside of the end points AL,AL',AR and AR',and the dose at each point was curve fitting.The correlation between each point and seeds strands of different lengths was analyzed.Results There was a positive correlation between the dose and the length of each point.There was no statistically significant difference between the center point and the end point.There was a statistically significant difference in dosage at points 5 mm and 10 mm inside from point A,while there was no statistically significant difference in dosage at points 15 mm and 20 mm inside from point A.The dose of A,A',B and B' point increased steadily with the increase of seed chain length,and the fitting curves were obtained respectively:y=e(-0.620/x+5.28)(R2=0.992),y=e(-0.640/x+5.34)(R2=0.987),y=e(-0.82/x+4.80)(R2=0.984),y=e(-0.82/x+4.83)(R2=0.9g1).Conclusion The doses at points A,A',B,and B'are positively correlated with seeds strand length and have a high degree of stability.Point A can be used as a reference point for the target area dose of the seeds strand,and point B can be used as a reference point for the dose to critical organs.The dose at other positions is more variable and thus has a certain degree of uncertainty as a reference point for the seeds strand dose.
2.Correlation between dose distribution and implantation duration of 125I seed strand under the simulated curvature of the cavity condition
Zezhou LIU ; Dingxin WANG ; Guozhang XING ; Jinxin ZHAO ; Ke XU ; Hongtao ZHANG ; Juan WANG
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2025;34(11):1213-1217
Objective To investigate the relationship between the absorbed dose and implantation duration at the target area and at the critical organ dose reference points in the application of radioactive 125I seed strands for the treatment of intraluminal tumors.Methods A self-developed 125I seed strand arc template with a 30-degree angle was used to place 10 seeds(each with activity of 1.0mCi)into the template.CT-based DICOM images were transferred to a treatment planning system(TPS)for dose calculation.Absorbed doses at multiple time points(from day 5 to day 90 with a 5-day interval)were measured at following four specific locations:point A'(5 mm inside the arc center),point A(5 mm outside the arc center),point B(10 mm outside the arc center),and point B'(10 mm inside the arc center).The TPS was first used to calculate the expected absorbed doses,followed by actual absorbed dose measurements over the 90-day period.The expected absorbed doses were calculated,and then the actual absorbed doses were calculated.The time-dose relationship of the above points was analyzed,and the curves and equations were obtained.Results The expected absorbed doses at points A',A,B,and B'were 221.36,196.39,115.78,and 136.32 Gy,respectively.The time(x)-dose(y)relationships of all the above points followed a quadratic function relationship in the form of y=c+bx-ax2.Within the time range of 5-90 days,the actual absorbed dose increased with the prolongation of time,and the increase speed showed a pattern of first fast and then slow.The increase in speed was fast within 20 days,than became stable between 20-75 days,and after 75 days the increase in speed became to slow down.Conclusion When using 125I seed strands to treat intraluminal tumors,the actual absorbed dose of the tumor needs to be accurately calculated based on the implantation duration.The actual absorbed dose initially accumulates rapidly and decreases significantly after 75 days.It is recommended to replace the 125I seed strand with a new one after implanting it for approximately 75 days.
3.The impact of 125I seeds strand radian on the dose of different reference points
Jinxin ZHAO ; Dingxin WANG ; Guozhang XING ; Ke XU ; Zezhou LIU ; Huimin YU ; Zeyang WANG ; Juan WANG ; Hongtao ZHANG
Journal of Interventional Radiology 2025;34(12):1333-1337
Objective To investigate the impact of different 125I seeds strand radian on the dose of different reference points around the seeds.Methods CT scan of self-developed radioactive particle radiation dose measurement phantom was performed,the scanned images were transferred to the three-dimensional treatment planning system(TPS).The target area at the middle level of the model was drawn.The target volume was delineated at 5 mm and 10 mm above and below the center of the phantom.125I seeds strand plans were designed with different radians,with a total length of 8 cm,seed spacing of 0 cm,activity of 0.8 mCi,and a total of 16 particles,with radians ranging from 30°to 170°,increasing by 10° increment.The point 5 mm vertically away from the center of the seeds strand towards the center was named A',and the point away from the center was named A.The point 10 mm vertically away from the center of the seeds strand towards the center was named B',and the point away from the center was named B.The doses at different radians were recorded,and the actual absorbed dose at 1-2 months after operation was calculated based on the particle activity decay formula.Results The doses at points A'and A were(218.3±23.1)and(201.5±16.0)Gy respectively(P=0.001).The actual absorbed doses at 1 month after operation were(65.5±6.9)and(60.5±4.8)Gy respectively(P=0.001),and the actual absorbed doses at 2 months after operation were(109.2±11.5)Gy and(100±7.9)Gy respectively(P=0.001).The doses at points B'and B were(95.9±11.0)Gy and(81.7±4.9)Gy respectively(P<0.001),and the actual absorbed doses at 1 month after operation were(28.8±3.3)Gy and(24.5±1.5)Gy respectively(P<0.001).The actual absorbed doses at 2 month after operation were(48.0±5.5)Gy and(41.0±2.4)Gy respectively(P<0.001).The doses at points A'and A gradually decreased with the increase of the radians,reaching the minimum value at 100 degrees,and then increased gradually,showing a cubic function change.The actual absorbed dose showed the same trend.The doses at points B'and B increased gradually with the increase of the radians,showing a cubic function change.Conclusion At different radians,the point doses and absorbed doses on the centrifugal side of the seeds strand are both less than those on the centripetal side.There is a cubic function relationship between the dose at the reference points and the radian of the seeds strand.
4.Application of cold atmospheric plasmas in prevention and treatment of military training injuries
Heping LI ; Dingxin LIU ; Yunen LIU ; Xue WEN ; Hengxin ZHAO ; Jishen ZHANG ; Xiang LI ; Peifang CONG ; Hailu WANG ; Wei WEI ; Yiyun LIU ; Qi CHANG
Military Medical Sciences 2025;49(1):8-14
Military training represents one of the most essential activities for troops during peacetime,of which the prevention and treatment of training-induced injuries are a very important part.Recent findings of research suggest that cold atmospheric plasma(CAP)exhibits a distinctive and multifaceted superiority in terms of broad-spectrum sterilization,rapid blood coagulation and healing promotion for wounds.Consequently,CAP has good prospects of applications in diverse fields such as clinical medicine,emergency rescue and military medicine.Based on a review of the research progress in plasma medicine,the applicability of CAP in the prevention and treatment of military training injuries was discussed in this paper by focusing on the urgent issues related to military training injury,including the typical application scenarios and methods for CAP,the safety and effectiveness of plasma trauma prevention and treatment,and the key issues facing the prevention and treatment of military training injuries.
5.Role of cerebral veins in ischemic stroke
Jialin LIU ; Jiaxing LIN ; Yingying SHI ; Dingxin YUAN ; Li'an HUANG
International Journal of Cerebrovascular Diseases 2021;29(6):458-462
The pathophysiology of ischemic stroke involves the vascular neural network. Cerebral vein is an indispensable part of vascular neural network, which can provide effective drainage pathway and maintain sufficient cerebral perfusion. More and more evidence have shown that the normal function of cerebral venous drainage system may be as important as arterial perfusion for the outcome of patients with ischemic stroke. However, compared with the cerebral artery system, the cerebral venous system has not attracted enough attention. This article reviews the anatomy of cerebral venous system, the imaging changes after ischemic stroke, and the possible mechanisms of cerebral venous system involved in ischemic stroke and its related complications.
6.Single-cell analysis reveals bronchoalveolar epithelial dysfunction in COVID-19 patients.
Jiangping HE ; Shuijiang CAI ; Huijian FENG ; Baomei CAI ; Lihui LIN ; Yuanbang MAI ; Yinqiang FAN ; Airu ZHU ; Huang HUANG ; Junjie SHI ; Dingxin LI ; Yuanjie WEI ; Yueping LI ; Yingying ZHAO ; Yuejun PAN ; He LIU ; Xiaoneng MO ; Xi HE ; Shangtao CAO ; FengYu HU ; Jincun ZHAO ; Jie WANG ; Nanshan ZHONG ; Xinwen CHEN ; Xilong DENG ; Jiekai CHEN
Protein & Cell 2020;11(9):680-687
7.Guild-wire for selective biliary cannulation of proximal biliary obstruction
Suli LIU ; Lixia LIU ; Dingxin WANG ; Guozhang XING
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 2014;31(1):26-28
Objective To explore the application value of the guide-wire for selective biliary cannulation of proximal biliary obstruction.Methods A total of 344 patients with proximal biliary obstruction were treated by endosocopic retrograde cholangio-pancreatography.Various guide-wire skills,were applied to pass through the stricture of bile duct,so as to reach the target bile duct,and analyzed for their therapeutic effects.Results Selective biliary cannulation of proximal biliary obstruction was completed in 336 patients,after successful cholangiography for therapeutic operation.The overall success rate was 97.67%.There was no procedure-related complications,such as hemobilia or perforation.Conclusion The guide-wire for selective biliary cannulation of proximal biliary obstruction not only improves the success rate of therapeutic endoscopy but also reduces the procedure time and the incidence of complications.
8.Endoscopic precut sphincterotomy for malignant biliary obstruction
Suli LIU ; Jianping FAN ; Dingxin WANG ; Guozhang XING ; Jiansheng ZHANG
Chinese Journal of Digestive Endoscopy 2010;27(9):458-460
Objective To evaluate the endoscopic precut sphincterotomy for malignant biliary obstruction. Methods Endoscopic precut sphincterotomy was performed in different ways for 46 patients with malignant biliary obstruction and difficult biliary cannulation according to the anatomic structure of the papilla and cannulation. Ways of precut were summarized and complications were analyzed. Results Precut sphincterotomy was performed with bow-like knife in 4 patients, with needle-knife in 24, with trans-pancreatic sphincterotomy in 12 and with combined ways in 6. The procedure succeeded in 35 cases (76. 1%, 35/46). Post-procedure complications included bleeding in 3 patients, pancreatitis in 1, hyper-amylasemia in 2and cholangitis in 1. No perforation was found. Conclusion Endoscopic precut sphincterotomy is not only able to improve the therapeutic endoscopy achievement rate in patients with malignant biliary obstruction, but also to lower the incidence of complications if used adequately.

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