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Dementia is a syndrome mainly characterized by acquired cognitive impairment, which is mainly manifested by the decrease of cognitive functions such as understanding, orientation, and visuospatial ability. Due to different intervention methods for different types of dementia, differential diagnosis is extremely important. Positron emission tomography (PET) can reflect the changes of brain function from multiple angles through different tracers, providing imaging basis for the differential diagnosis of dementia. This article reviews the characteristics of PET in patients with different types of dementia in order to provide ideas for the differential diagnosis of patients with different types of dementia.
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Spontaneous splenic rupture in acute leukemiapatients was rarely seen and the prognosis was ex-tremely bad. In this article the authors discussedthe early diagnosis, mechanism and treatment ofsplenic rupture in acute leukemia patients on thebasic of 3 cases treaed in our hospital. The authorsrecognized that it was a useful diagnostic methodto chech up with "B" model utrasound wave andthat to conduct splenectomy was an effectivemethod of live-saving treatment.