MSCT and renal vascular smooth muscle ultrasound in the diagnosis of lipoma.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 MSCT and renal vascular smooth muscle ultrasound in the diagnosis of lipoma [Abstract] Objective To investigate the renal angiomyolipoma (RAML) of the multi-slice spiral CT (MSCT) and ultrasound imaging, clinical diagnostic value. Methods 17 patients with pathologically proved RAML of MSCT (including plain and contrast enhanced scan), ultrasound performance were analyzed retrospectively. The results were divided into 17 cases of RAML Ultrasound: High-echo type, low-echo type, non-echo type, echo-type hybrid. MSCT scan is divided into: low-density, mixed low-density, high density; enhanced scan showed homogeneous soft tissue density reinforced, and see delayed enhancement; fatty low-density characteristic is its performance. Conclusion MSCT diagnosis of multi-phase enhanced scanning RAML the most effective imaging method, ultrasound diagnosis of RAML the preferred screening method. [Keywords:] MSCT; ultrasound; Renal angiomyolipoma Renal angiomyolipoma (RAML) is the most common benign tumor of the kidney, originated in the renal interstitial cells in renal tumor incidence by about 9% [1]. This collection of 17 cases confirmed by surgery and pathology RAML, on MSCT and ultrasound image analysis to evaluate the application of the two pairs of RAML diagnostic value and mutual relations. 1 Data and methods 1.1 General Information of this group of 5 males and 12 females; aged 26 to 63 years, mean 47 years. Tumors were located in the left kidney in 10 cases, in the right kidney in 7 cases, are single lesions. 5 cases of low back pain or lower back discomfort; painless gross hematuria in 4 cases; found in 4 cases of abdominal mass; abdominal mass and anemia, renal failure, 2 cases; no obvious symptoms found in eight cases of routine physical examination. 1.2 methods of inspection equipment and inspection instruments for Aloka-5500 color Doppler diagnostic apparatus, the probe frequency of 3.5MHz, from a cross-cutting, slitting, coronal mass