Shear-Wave定量弹性超声治疗鼻窦炎：初步研究

IF 1.1 Q3 RADIOLOGY, NUCLEAR MEDICINE & MEDICAL IMAGING

RADIOLOGIA Pub Date : 2025-03-01 DOI:10.1016/j.rx.2023.06.011

S. Marsico , I. Carrión Barberà , A. Agustí Claramunt , J. Monfort Faure , J.M. Maiques Llácer , T.C. Salman Monte , A. Solano López

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摘要

目的本研究旨在评估剪切波弹性成像（SWE）在确定风湿病诊断中识别有关节炎病史的滑膜炎患者中的应用价值。材料和方法我们对58名参与者进行b超和SWE（超声）检查，分为两组：1组包括29名确诊为活动性腕和/或手滑膜炎的患者；第二组29名无滑膜炎嫌疑的健康志愿者。在一部分患者（n = 8）中，在弹性成像期间进行关节计数和疾病评估，以研究临床和放射学表现之间的相关性。结果患者与对照组的平均最大kPa值和关节平均kPa值差异有统计学意义：患者的最大kPa值为38.14±35.08 kPa，对照组的最大kPa值为4.72±5.93 kPa；患者关节值平均为29.77±26.07 kPa，对照组为4.17±5.22 kPa。关节积液最常见于桡腕关节背，41.4%的对照组平均kPa值为7.66±5.39 kPa， 58.6%的病例平均kPa值为40.61±40.76 kPa （p值为0.004）。在临床评估的8例SWE患者中，kPa值与疾病活动性测量值相关。结论sswe在关节炎滑膜炎症活动性的诊断和评估中具有重要的应用价值。

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La elastosonografía cuantitativa Shear-Wave aplicada a la sinovitis: un estudio preliminar

Aim

This study aims to evaluate the utility of shear wave elastography (SWE) in identifying synovitis in patients with a history of arthritis within the diagnosis of a defined rheumatological disease.

Materials and methods

We performed B-mode and SWE (ultrasound) on 58 participants divided into two groups: group 1 included 29 patients with confirmed active wrist and/or hand synovitis; group 2 included 29 healthy volunteers without suspicion of synovitis. In a subset of patients (n = 8), joint counts and disease evaluations were performed during the elastography to study the correlation between clinical and radiological findings.

Results

The mean maximum kPa value and the average joint kPa value were significantly different between cases and controls: maximum kPa value for cases was 38.14±35.08 kPa, while for controls it was 4.72±5.93 kPa; average joint value for cases was 29.77±26.07 kPa, while for controls it was 4.17±5.22. The most frequent location for joint effusion in both, cases and controls, was the dorsal radiocarpal joint: 41.4% of controls had a mean kPa value of 7.66±5.39 kPa, while 58.6% of cases had a mean kPa value of 40.61±40.76 kPa (p-value 0.004). kPa values correlated with disease activity measurements in the 8 patients clinically evaluated at the moment of the SWE.

Conclusions

SWE is a promising technique that may have a role in the diagnosis and assessment of synovial inflammatory activity in arthritis.

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1.60

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7.70%

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105

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52 days

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