1.Laboratory diagnosis of inherited metabolic liver disease in children
Chinese Journal of Laboratory Medicine 2019;42(3):160-164
Children with inherited metabolic liver disease appear liver damage caused by metabolic disorders and accumulation of substrate or abnormal metabolite in liver due to genetic defects . Because of complex clinical manifestations and non-specificity of routine examination, its definite diagnosis depends on laboratory special examinations. Early treatment is closely related to the prognosis of children so that the importance of early diagnosis of inherited metabolic liver disease is emphasized. This article described the laboratory diagnosis of three common inherited metabolic liver diseases and screening for childhood with inherited metabolic liver disease.
2.CT imaging characteristics and comparative analysis of parotid pleomorphic adeonoma and adenolymphoma
Mao SHENG ; Siwei WANG ; Dandan JIN ; Ruokun WANG ; Jiawei HE
Journal of Practical Radiology 2017;33(1):28-30,46
Objective To investigate CT image features of pleomorphic adenoma and adenolymphoma,and to improve the diagno-sis accuracy.Methods CT data of 1 3 cases of pleomorphic adenomas and 9 cases of adenolymphomas confirmed by pathology were retrospectively analyzed and compared.Results All 1 3 cases of pleomorphic adeonoma were solitary lesions,in which 1 1 cases were located in the non posterior inferior quadrant,and 1 1 cases showed persistent or delayed enhancement,with “slowly forward and slowly quit”enhancement performance.In all of the 9 cases of adenolymphoma,3 cases were multiple lesions.In total of 1 3 lesions, 9 lesions were located in the posterior inferior quadrant,and 9 lesions were significantly enhanced in the arterial phase and enhance-ment was decreased in the delayed phase,which showed “quickly forward and quickly quit”.Conclusion CT image features of pleo-morphic adenoma and adenolymphoma are different.Most of lesions can be diagnosed correctly before surgery by using image fea-tures with clinical information.

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