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China Tropical Medicine ; (12): 10-2023.
Article Dans Chinois | WPRIM | ID: wpr-974101

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@#Abstract: Objective To predict the potential distribution of talaromycosis marneffei (TSM) and analyze its driving factors, so as to provide evidence for the surveillance and prevention of this disease. Methods The data of all laboratory-confirmed, non-duplicating TSM published in the English and Chinese literature from the first case in January 1964 to December 2018 was collected. A Maxent ecology model using environmental variables, Rhizomys distribution and HIV/AIDS epidemic was developed to forecast ecological niche of TSM worldwide, as well as identify the driving factors. Results A total of 705 articles (477 in Chinese and 228 in English) were obtained during the study period. After excluding imported cases, a total of 100 foci information were included in the model. The area under the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curve (AUC) of the model was 0.997 for the training set and 0.991 for the test set. Maxent model revealed that Rhizomys distribution, mean temperature of warmest quarter, precipitation of wettest month, HIV/AIDS epidemic and mean temperature of driest quarter were the top 5 important variables affecting TSM distribution. In addition to identifying traditional TSM endemic areas (South of the Yangtze River in China, Southeast Asian, North and Northeast India), other potential endemic areas were also identified, including parts of the North of the Yangtze River, Central America, West Coast of Africa, East Coast of South America, the Korean Peninsula and Japan. Conclusion Our finding has discovered hidden high-risk areas and provided insights about driving factors of TSM distribution, which will help inform surveillance strategies and improve the effectiveness of public health interventions against TM infections.

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Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology ; (6): 359-364, 2022.
Article Dans Chinois | WPRIM | ID: wpr-932676

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Objective:Topredict the three-dimensional dose distribution of regions of interest (ROI) with brachytherapy for cervical cancer based on U-Net fully convolutional network, and evaluate the accuracy of prediction model.Methods:First, 100 cases of cervical cancer intracavity combined with interstitial implantation were selected as the entire research data set, and divided into the training set ( n=72), validation set ( n=8), and test set ( n=20). Then the U-Net was used to construct two models based on whether the uterine tandem and the implantation needles were included as the distinguishing factors. Finally, dose distribution of 20 cases in the test set were predicted using the trained model, and comparative analysis was performed. The performance of the model was jointly evaluated by , and the mean absolute deviation (MAD). Results:Compared with the model without the uterine tandem and the implantation needles, the of the rectum was increased by (16.83±1.82) cGy ( P<0.05), and the or of the other ROI were not different significantly (all P>0.05). The MAD of the high-risk clinical target volume, rectum, sigmoid, small bowel, and bladder was increased by (11.96±3.78) cGy, (11.43±0.54) cGy, (24.08±1.65) cGy, (17.04±7.17) cGy and (9.52±4.35) cGy, respectively (all P<0.05). The MAD of the intermediate-risk clinical target volume was decreased by (120.85±29.78) cGy ( P<0.05). The mean value of MAD for all ROI was decreased by (7.8±53) cGy ( P<0.05), which was closer to the actual plan. Conclusions:U-Net fully convolutional network can be used to predict three-dimensional dose distribution of patients with cervical cancer undergoing brachytherapy. Combining the uterine tube with the implantation needles as the input parameters yields more accurate predictions than a single use of the ROI structure as the input.

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Chinese Journal of Radiation Oncology ; (6): 432-437, 2019.
Article Dans Chinois | WPRIM | ID: wpr-755044

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Objective To establish a three-dimensional (3D) dose prediction model,which can predict multiple organs simultaneously in a single model and automatically learn the effect of the geometric anatomical structure on dose distribution.Methods Clinical radiotherapy plans of patients diagnosed with the same type of tumors were collected and retrospectively analyzed.For every plan,each organs at risk (OAR) voxel was regarded as the study sample and its deposited dose was considered as the dosimetric feature.A regularized multi-task learning method than could learn the relationship among different tasks was employed to establish the relationship matrix among tasks and the correlation between geometric structure and dose distribution among organs.In this experiment,the spinal cord,brainstem and bilateral parotids involved in the intensity-modulated radiotherapy (IMRT) plan of 15 nasopharyngeal cancer patients were utilized to establish the multi-organ prediction model.The relative percentage error between the predicted dose of voxel and the clinical planning dose was calculated to assess the feasibility of the model.Results Ten cases receiving IMRT plans were utilized as the training data,and the remaining five cases were used as the test data.The test results demonstrated a higher prediction accuracy and less data demand.And the average voxel dose errors among the spinal cord,brainstem and the left and right parotids were (2.01±0.02)%,(2.65± 0.02) %,(2.45± 0.02) % and (2.55± 0.02) %,respectively.Conclusion The proposed model can accurately predict the dose of multiple organs in a single model and avoid the establishment of multiple single-organ prediction models,laying a solid foundation for patient-specific plan quality control and knowledge-based treatment planning.

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Chinese Journal of Radiological Medicine and Protection ; (12): 422-427, 2019.
Article Dans Chinois | WPRIM | ID: wpr-754984

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Objective To propose a treatment planning optimization algorithm which can make full use of OAR dose distribution prediction meanwhile improving the output planning quality as much as possible.Methods We had reformulated an FMO function under the guidance of dose distribution prediction and also integrated equivalent uniform dose (gEUD) based on the consideration of prediction uncertainty,for providing optimal solution.Performance of the method was evaluated by comparing the optimized IMRT plan quality of 8 cervical cancers in the term of DVH curves,dose distribution and dosimetric endpoints with the original ones.Results The proposed method had a feasible,fast solution.Compared with original plan,its output plan had better plan quality in better dose homogeneity,less hot spot and further dose sparing for OARs.V30,V45 of rectum was decreased by (6.60±3.53)% and (17.03±7.44)%,respectively,with the statistically significant difference (t=-4.954,-6.055,P<0.05).V30,V45 of bladder was decreased by (14.74 ± 5.61) % and (14.99 ± 4.53) %,respectively,with the statistically significant difference (t=-6.945,-8.759,P<0.05).Conclusions We have successfully developed a predicted dose distribution and equivalent uniform dose-based planning optimization method,which is able to make good use of 3D dose prediction and ensure the output plan quality for intensity modulated radiation therapy.

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