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Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University ; (12): 1193-1196, 2010.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-841006

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Objective: To evaluate the perfusion defect of superficial lesions by high-frequency contrast-enhanced ultrasound through comparing the results of low-frequency and high-frequency contrast-enhanced ultrasound, and to put forward the preliminary countermeasures. Methods: Twenty-three patients (9 male and 14 female, aged 45.87 ± 9.32 years, ranging 34-73 years) with 6 sorts of superficial lesions, including 1 parotid pleomorphic adenoma, 3 thyroid adenomas, 5 thyroid adenocarcinomas, 5 cervical metastases, 7 breast carcinomas and 2 of testicular seminomas, were examined by both low-frequency and high-frequency contrast-enhanced ultrasounds. CEUS with SonoVue under CPS-Cadence mode was performed for each lesion using abdominal probe (low-frequency probe) 5 min before small parts probe (high-frequency probe). ACQ software was used to determine the peak intensity (PI) and the results were analyzed by Student's t test in pairs. Results: The PI values of all the 6 types of lesions were significantly lower in high-frequency contrast-enhanced ultrasound images than those in the low-frequency contrast-enhanced ultrasound images (P<0.001). Conclusion: The micro-vascular enhancement of superficial lesions by high-frequency CEUS might be lower than the real enhancement intensity. Abdominal low-frequency probe should be recommended for revealing the perfusion status of superficial lesions after high-frequency probe, which is used for observing the morphology and internal structures of superficial lesions.

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Academic Journal of Second Military Medical University ; (12)2000.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-562488

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Objective:To evaluate the perfusion defect of superficial lesions by high-frequency contrast-enhanced ultrasound through comparing the results of low-frequency and high-frequency contrast-enhanced ultrasound,and to put forward the preliminary countermeasures.Methods:Twenty-three patients(9 male and 14 female,aged 45.87?9.32 years,ranging 34-73 years)with 6 sorts of superficial lesions,including 1 parotid pleomorphic adenoma,3 thyroid adenomas,5 thyroid adenocarcinomas,5 cervical metastases,7 breast carcinomas and 2 of testicular seminomas,were examined by both low-frequency and high-frequency contrast-enhanced ultrasounds.CEUS with SonoVue under CPS-Cadence mode was performed for each lesion using abdominal probe(low-frequency probe)5 min before small parts probe(high-frequency probe).ACQ software was used to determine the peak intensity(PI)and the results were analyzed by Student's t test in pairs.Results:The PI values of all the 6 types of lesions were significantly lower in high-frequency contrast-enhanced ultrasound images than those in the low-frequency contrast-enhanced ultrasound images(P

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