血流速度對(duì)脈沖高強(qiáng)度聚焦超聲消融肝組織的影響
[Abstract]:Research background
At present, the clinical application of high intensity focused ultrasound (high intensity focused ultrasound, HIFU) therapy is a high power continuous wave irradiation on the focus, using its thermal effect to ablation the target tissue. Pulse high intensity aggregation ultrasound (pulsed highintensity focused ultrasound, PHIFU) is continuous with the existing HIFU emission. The treatment of wave ablation is different, and its treatment is pulse type, which is composed of pulse irradiation time and intermittent time. Earlier experimental study found that PHIFU could produce obvious cavitation effect and cause tissue damage in target area.
As a kind of intermittent irradiation, PHIFU may reduce the normal tissue damage caused by the energy deposition on the target acoustic channel by continuous wave irradiation. As a potential new therapeutic model, the histological changes of PHIFU ablation and the ultrasound imaging features of the target area, the effect of blood flow velocity on the effect of PHIFU ablation is clinical application. An important research content before the treatment model. This subject uses the clinical HIFU tumor treatment equipment to observe the changes of the volume of coagulation necrosis and the characteristics of the B-ultrasound image by regulating the perfusion flow of the liver in the isolated pig liver perfusion model, as well as the effect of the liver blood vessels on the effect of PHIFU ablation, and to explore the velocity of blood flow and blood. The effect of catheter on PHIFU ablation of liver tissue and the changes of target ultrasound imaging provide a new therapeutic mode and parameters for the clinical application of HIFU.
objective
1. to investigate the effect of blood flow velocity on PHIFU ablation of liver tissue and the changes of target ultrasound.
2. to investigate the effect of blood vessel on PHIFU ablation of liver tissue and vascular injury.
Method
1. the characteristics and ultrasonographic changes of PHIFU ablation liver tissue under different hepatic perfusion flow rate
Experimental animals: pig liver was provided by a slaughterhouse. The liver was removed from 2 to 3min after the death of the pig. The liver perfusion model of the porcine liver was established through the portal vein, the hepatic artery and the inferior vena cava.
Experimental method
(1) the control group was irradiated by continuous wave HIFU, and PHIFU irradiated as the experimental group. The radiation parameters were set: pulse repetition frequency 100Hz, irradiation power 80W, depth 20mm. experimental group 20%, irradiation time 25s, control group duty cycle 100%, and irradiation time 10s. by adjusting the speed of portal vein bypass pump in the extracorporeal circulation machine, so that the flow of portal vein was respectively 442mL/min, 588mL/min, 746mL/min, 886mL/min.
(2) under the different perfusion flow, the liver was perfused in vitro by PHIFU fixed-point irradiation. In the process of irradiation, the experimental group was used to observe the changes of the target image in real time by B-ultrasound, and to analyze the law of the change of the target area in the target area, and the experiment was repeated 20 times in each group.
(3) after PHIFU irradiation, the liver tissue was incised and perfused to find the largest injury surface of the target tissue, and the damage of the necrotic region was measured and recorded. The volume of coagulation necrosis was calculated, the local material was obtained, and the histological changes in the target area were observed.
The effect of 2. hepatic vessels on PHIFU ablation of liver tissue
Experimental methods:
(1) two radiation modes of HIFU pulse wave (experimental group) and continuous wave (control group) are used. The radiation parameters are sound power 80W, occupying ratio 20%, irradiation time 50s and sound power 80W, occupying ratio 100%, irradiation time 10s, irradiation depth 40mm, and pulse repetition rate of 100Hz.
(2) to find the suitable treatment level by HIFU airborne ultrasound, the blood vessels with a diameter of about 4mm were found. The blood vessels, the distance from the blood vessels, and the liver tissues at the rear 3mm were located as the target area respectively. The target liver was irradiated at fixed points, and the experiment was repeated 15 times in each group.
(3) after irradiation, the liver tissue was cut, the maximum damage surface of the target area was found, the necrotic area was measured and recorded, the volume of coagulation necrosis was calculated. The damage of the liver tissue and blood vessels in the two groups of target areas was observed by the naked eye, and the histological changes were observed.
Result:
1. PHIFU ablation of liver tissue: the same as continuous wave HIFU irradiation, the liver tissue in the target area of group PHIFU had the characteristic changes of coagulation necrosis, the edge of the damaged area and the non damaged area was clear, and no obvious cavity formation was found in the damaged area.
2. PHIFU ablation of liver tissue ultrasound imaging changes: when PHIFU irradiated in vitro perfusion liver, B-ultrasound can show the changes in the gray level of the target tissue in real time. The main manifestation is that the gray level of the target area is gradually increased, then the dynamic change process is strengthened and then strengthened. When the time is different, the increase of perfusion rate can delay the appearance of the gray level change of the target in the process of irradiation.
3. PHIFU target tissue necrosis volume and perfusion flow relationship: portal venous perfusion flow is 442mL/min, 588mL/min, 746mL/min, 886mL/min, the volume of coagulation necrosis in the target area of the experimental group is 157.41 + 5.79mm3118.70 + 5.96mm3,72.97 + 6.04mm3 and 44.45 + 3.49mm3 respectively, and the volume of coagulative necrosis in the target area of the control group is 156.41 + 6.23mm3120.57 respectively. 6.44mm3,74.39 + 7.62mm3 and 45.96 + 5.72mm3 showed that the necrosis volume of target area decreased gradually with the increase of hepatic blood flow, and there was a negative correlation between the two groups. There was no statistical difference between the experimental group and the control group (P0.05) under the same flow rate.
4. PHIFU target tissue necrosis volume and blood vessel relation: the target area of two groups of adjacent vessels all appeared the characteristic change of coagulation necrosis. Compared with the control group, the volume of coagulation necrosis in the target area of the PHIFU group was obviously increased. The bad dead volume of the experimental group and the control group in the target area behind the vessels was 79.72 + 4.94mm3 and 25.53 + 2.08mm, respectively. 3. The necrosis volume of the target area in front of the blood vessel was 85.6 (+ 10.23) mm3 and 28.34 (+ 7.28) mm3, respectively. The difference between the two groups was statistically significant (P 0.05).
The effect of 5. PHIFU on the injury of the adjacent vessels in the target area: the experimental group and the control group irradiated the blood vessels, anterior vessels and the rear target area respectively. No obvious vascular damage was found in the two groups of target areas. The blood vessels were stained with HE and Vitoria blue and Lichun red blood vessel fibers. The vascular wall structure was observed under the light microscope. No damage was found in the skin cells and the fibrous tissue of the vascular wall.
Conclusion:
1. the histological changes of the PHIFU ablation liver showed typical coagulative necrosis, and the edges of the injured area and the non injured area were clear.
2. In the process of PHIFU irradiation, B-mode ultrasound can observe the change of the gray level of the target sonogram in real time, showing the dynamic process of gray level enhancement, weakening, and reinforcing.
3. the velocity of blood flow can affect the effect of PHIFU ablation on the liver tissue. With the increase of the velocity of the liver blood flow, the necrosis volume of the target area decreases gradually. At the same time, the increase of the velocity of blood flow can delay the appearance of the gray change in the target area of the sound image during the irradiation.
4. PHIFU can achieve similar damage volume with less energy than continuous wave HIFU.
5. compared with continuous wave HIFU irradiation, PHIFU significantly increased the coagulation necrosis volume near the vascular target area.
6. PHIFU had no obvious direct damage to blood vessels or adjacent vessels in target area.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:重慶醫(yī)科大學(xué)
【學(xué)位級(jí)別】:碩士
【學(xué)位授予年份】:2013
【分類號(hào)】:R730.55
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