23 cases of BPH in patients with MSCT Characteristics of multi-phase enhanced scanning.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 23 cases of BPH in patients with MSCT Characteristics of multi-phase enhanced scanning Wangshi Li Wang Bin Zhang Chao JIA Pei-10000 Xu Xiaoqing Wu Yuemei [Keywords:] Benign prostatic hyperplasia; tomography; X-ray computed Benign prostatic hyperplasia (benign prostatic hyperplasic, BPH) is a common disease in elderly men frequently-occurring disease, the incidence increases with age increased. With the right diagnosis and treatment of BPH increased attention has been paid, imaging examination in the diagnosis of BPH have played an increasingly important role, now BPH patients with multi-phase enhanced scanning features as follows: 1 Data and methods 1.1 Clinical data Acquisition Weifang City People’s Hospital in June 2004 ~ March 2005 23 cases of BPH patients, aged 60 ~ 85 years, mean 73.5 years. All patients underwent MSCT multi-phase enhanced scan and save a complete MSCT imaging and clinical data. 1.2 Scanning Method Using the Toshiba Aquilion 16-slice spiral CT scanners, scan conditions for 120 ~ 140 kV, slice thickness, spacing were 5 mm, check the day of fasting, drink clean water 2 hours before check 500 ~ 1 000 ml, so that the bladder filling sound in order to facilitate the display of the prostate. Patient supine, first scan, scan range from the lower edge of pubic symphysis to the bladder at the top, with Germany’s Schering (Guangzhou) Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. produced by non-ionic contrast agent Ultravist (300 mg / ml), skin test negative, the by 1.5 ml of iodine contrast agent / kg body weight, total of about 75 ~ 120 ml, to 3.0 ~ 3.5 ml / s speed through the cubital vein injection, respectively, after injection of contrast agent 25,45,60,75,180 s start lesion area scanned. For the images obtained by taking the same location at different times were measured CT value, the central government to take their 3-point, the surrounding area to take four points. Note that the front and rear parts of the corresponding measure,