73 cases of cervical cancer after radiotherapy analysis of CT findings.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 73 cases of cervical cancer after radiotherapy analysis of CT findings [Abstract] Objective: To analyze cervical cancer after radiotherapy in cervical cancer with radiotherapy and pelvic CT non-cancerous changes in soft tissue METHODS: 73 cases of cervical cancer before radiotherapy, during and after the CT changes were analyzed retrospectively. Results: radiotherapy, After radiotherapy, 3 months after the end of radiotherapy were 4,0,0 tumors without narrowing, 64,40,13 patients with varying degrees of reduced tumor, 5,33,57 tumors disappeared, radiation therapy can cause more soft tissue pelvic region , abnormal CT changes of organs, including bladder, rectal wall thickening, organ clearance around the video cords, some fibrosis Conclusion: CT scan evaluation of the effect of radiotherapy for cervical cancer has important value. [Keywords] CT radiotherapy of cervical cancer Abstract Objective: To study the radiation induced changes of carcinoma lesion and non tumor tissues and organs of pelvis in patients with cervical cancer on CT scanning in during and after radiotherapy.Methods: To review the CT findings of 73 cases with cervical cancer before, during , and after radiotherapy.Results: Efficiency of radiotherapy: during, after, after 3 mouths radiotherapy, tumor volume showed no changes in 4,0,0 patients.shrinkage in 64,40,13 patients, disappearance in 5,33,57. Radiotherapy can cause pelvic region than soft tissue, organ abnormal CT changes, including the bladder, rectum thickening, perivascular space organ cord like video, some fibrosis.Conclusion: CT scanning is of great value in evaluating the effectiveness of radiotherapy in cervical cancer. Keywords: cervical cancer, CT, radiotherapy Cervical cancer is the most common female genital malignancy, but also the most common female malignancy in one, to 35 to 55 years were more common. The effect of radiation treatment of cervical cancer is relatively good, but the tumor