囊腫假性強(qiáng)化的體外實(shí)驗(yàn)及臨床研究
[Abstract]:Part I the effect of different scanning conditions on pseudocyst enhancement of cysts.
Objective: To verify the presence of pseudoenhancement by scanning the water model of kidney and the test tubes with different diameters of simulated renal cyst, and to evaluate the possible effects of background concentration, diameter of lesion and volume CT dose index.
Methods: The pseudo-enhancement of renal cysts was studied by using a cylinder with a length of about 100 cm *31.5 cm as a plastic water cup to simulate human kidneys. Three plastic test tubes with different diameters were filled with distilled water. The water cup was filled with 10% glucose solution and iodine solution of a certain concentration, respectively, to simulate plain scan (3.0 cm *16 cm). CT values of 0 HU, moderate enhancement (90 HU, 125 HU, 180 HU) and maximum enhancement (240 HU) were measured. Containers containing iodine were placed at the bottom of the phantom center to simulate the spine. In group C, the tube voltage was 120 KV, the tube current was 297 mAs, and the CT DIvol was 20.08 mGy. The thickness of reconstructed slices was 1 mm. The CT difference of 10 HU was used as the critical value to evaluate whether the cysts had pseudoenhancement at various background concentrations.
Results: Pseudo-enhancement was found only at 240 HU background concentration in group A, and the cysts with a diameter of 6 mm were the most prominent at 21 HU. The difference between the other background concentrations was less than 10 HU. The background concentration (F = 17.587, P = 0.0004) and diameter (F = 4.214, P = 0.023) were related to false enhancement. The higher the background concentration, the smaller the diameter, the more obvious the false enhancement. From 8 mGy to 20 mGy, the false enhancement values were 21 HU, 20.4 HU and 12.7 HU, respectively. Therefore, with the increase of tube current, CTDIvol increased. With the increase of cyst size, the pseudo-enhancement value became smaller and smaller, but the probability of pseudo-enhancement of cysts with different background concentrations and diameters did not change significantly in each group.
Conclusion: Pseudo-enhancement of cyst is an objective phenomenon. Background concentration and cyst diameter are important factors affecting pseudo-enhancement. The higher the background concentration, the smaller the cyst diameter and the greater the degree of pseudo-enhancement.
The influence of the second part iterative reconstruction algorithm on image quality and false enhancement
Objective: To evaluate the effect of the iterative reconstruction algorithm on image quality and false enhancement.
Methods: The model was made in the same way as the first part. The dual-source CT was used in the abdominal scanning mode. The tube voltage was 120 kv, the tube current was 178 mAs, the CTDIvol=12.03 mGy, and the filtering intensity of SAFIRE was 3. The change of degree and the difference of noise.
Results: The range of CT values measured by simulated renal cysts was - 3.5HU to 17.4HU. The CT values of cysts with different diameters were greater than 10HU. Especially at 240HU background concentration, the pseudo-enhancement was obvious and the pseudo-enhancement rate was 75%. It showed that the smaller the diameter, the larger the pseudo-enhancement value. 6 mm cyst, 20.9 HU. After SAFIRE reconstruction, the degree of pseudo-enhancement was not statistically significant compared with the conventional reconstruction method, indicating that the iterative reconstruction technique SAFIRE would not affect the degree of pseudo-enhancement. But it would significantly reduce the noise, the most obvious reduction from 24.3 to 16.4, a 33% reduction. But overall, different backs. There is no significant regularity in the degree of noise reduction.
Conclusion: The iterative reconstruction algorithm SAFIRE can improve the image quality and reduce the noise, but has no significant effect on eliminating false enhancement and enhancement.
The third part is the effect of CT on pseudocyst enhancement.
Objective: To evaluate the effect of dual-energy fusion image and single-energy image on pseudo-enhancement by CT value obtained from dual-energy scanning.
Methods: The model was made in the same way as the first part. The dual-source CT was scanned after calibration and divided into two groups according to the tube voltage: group A tube voltage 80-sn140 kv, CTDIvol 11.87 mGy, group B tube voltage 100-sn140 kv, CTDIvol 12.03 mGy, and the reconstructed thickness was 1 mm. Kev was reconstructed in 40-190 keV single energy images, CT values of cysts were measured, and dual energy fusion images were transferred into viewing to measure CT values of cysts.
Results: Under the same scanning condition, the difference of CT between 70 kev, 80 keV and 90 keV phases and plain scan was less than 10 HU, indicating that there was no false enhancement in the three energy levels of images. But the noise of 80 keV image is the smallest. In the dual-energy fusion image, the difference of CT between A and B groups is less than 10 HU compared with the background concentration of 30 HU in each phase, which indicates that there is no false enhancement in the dual-energy fusion image.
Conclusion: Dual-energy CT can eliminate pseudo-enhancement. 70 kev, 80 keV and 90 keV images can eliminate pseudo-enhancement. 80 keV images have the least noise. Part IV: Clinical study of dual-energy CT: pseudo-enhancement of renal cyst
Objective: To collect cases of simple renal cyst diagnosed by ultrasonography, MR and CT multi-phase scanning, retrospectively analyze the CT value obtained by conventional scanning or dual-energy scanning, and evaluate the effect of energy-dispersive CT on pseudoenhancement of cyst in clinical research.
Methods: After routine plain scan, all patients were injected iohexol nonionic contrast agent 90 mL through the elbow vein at a rate of 3.0 ml/s. The cortical phase of 25 s and corticomedullary phase of 70 s were collected. The images of plain scan and corticomedullary phase were preserved and studied. According to the thickness of reconstructed slices, 17 cases of renal cysts in the second group underwent routine abdominal scanning, 70 s contrast medium was injected, and then abdominal dual-energy scanning. Phase 1.5mm. The CT values of cysts with different phases and thickness of reconstructed slices were measured, and the differences of CT values between plain and venous phases were analyzed in terms of mean (HU) + standard deviation.
Results: A total of 35 cysts were measured in 26 patients. The minimum diameter was 7.0 mm and the maximum was 48.9 mm. There was no significant difference in the size of cysts between the two groups (t = - 0.114, P = 0.910). The average diameter of cysts in the first group was 15.8 (+ 0.95 mm), of which 10 were located in the renal parenchyma (2 cases in group B had pseudoenhancement, the maximum difference was 12.3 HU; 3 cases in group C had pseudoenhancement). The maximum difference was 11.4 HU, and 3 cysts were less than 50% protruding from the contour of the kidney (1 case in group B, 11.4 HU; 1 case in group C, 14.2 HU; 3 cysts were more than 50% outside the contour of the kidney (all without false enhancement, the difference was less than 10 HU). Routine scan group B (t = 6.377, P = 0.0003) and group C (t = 0.0003) The second group had an average diameter of 16.2 mm (+ 1.01), of which 15 cysts were located in the renal parenchyma (1 case in group E had pseudo-enhancement with a difference of 11.0 HU; none in group F had pseudo-enhancement with a maximum difference of 6.4 HU), and 2 cysts were more than 50% outside the renal parenchyma (only 1 case in group E had pseudo-enhancement with a difference of 12.4 HU.F). There was no false enhancement in group E (t = 5.799, P = 0.0001) and no false enhancement in group F (t = 0.542, P = 0.297).
Conclusion: Clinical studies have confirmed the existence of pseudo-enhancement of cysts. Dual-energy CT thin-layer scanning can remove pseudo-enhancement.
【學(xué)位授予單位】:河北醫(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)】:R816.7
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