在 3d 重构人体显微结构过程中识别不同类型组织的特殊性

R. Dmytrenko, O. Koval, L. Andrushchak, I. Makarchuk, O. Tsyhykalo
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三维重建是一种翔实、客观的形态学研究方法,包括将一系列连续切片(组织学切片、宏观切片、解剖学切片、计算机断层扫描(CT)等)转化为虚拟三维(数字)图像,可以通过不同的投影进行研究,并测量体积、面积、直径、角度、保存、复制和编辑。这项工作的目的是比较产前发育期人体各种组织和微观解剖结构的三维重建方法的有效性。研究对象为宫内发育(IUD)4 至 6 周的人类胚胎的 6 个连续组织切片系列、宫内发育(IUD)7 至 12 周的人类胎儿的头部、四肢和躯干器官复合体的 15 个样本、宫内发育(IUD)4 至 9 个月的人类胎儿的 4 个连续组织切片系列、宫内发育(IUD)7 至 12 周的人类胎儿的头部、四肢和躯干器官复合体的 15 个样本、通过直接从石蜡块制作组织学切片(5)和组织切片图(10)并将其数字化的方法,对宫内发育 4 至 9 个月的人类胎儿进行研究,并对宫内发育 4 至 9 个月的人类胎儿进行 14 次 CT 研究。这些研究是根据第一届全国生物伦理大会决议 "动物实验的一般伦理原则"(2001 年)、ICH GCP(1996 年)、《欧盟人权与生物医学公约》(1997 年 4 月 4 日)和《欧洲保护用于实验和其他科学研究的脊椎动物公约》(1986 年 3 月 18 日)中最重要的规定进行的。此外,还包括《欧洲保护用于实验和其他科学研究的脊椎动物公约》(18.03.1986)、《赫尔辛基医学研究伦理原则宣言》(1964-2008)、欧盟第609号指令(24.11.1986)、乌克兰卫生部第690号命令(23.09.2009)、第944号命令(14.12.2009)、第616号命令(03.08.2012)。该工作是在布科维尼亚国立医科大学组织学、细胞学和胚胎学系 "组织和器官在本体发生过程中的结构和功能特征,变异、体质、性别、年龄和人类形态比较的规律性 "的研究工作框架内进行的。国家注册号:0121U110121。执行期限:01.2021-12.2025.Results.连续组织切片系列的三维重建对于研究胚胎标本、前胎儿器官复合体和人类胎儿的某些显微结构非常有效,因为组织学结构易于识别,但是,有必要改进组织切片在系列的正确顺序和自然位置上的排列方法。在研究人类前胎儿和胎儿器官复合体标本时,建议使用组织切片三维重建技术。CT 切片的三维重建是研究宫内节育器胎儿期 X 射线对比解剖结构(骨组织、对比血管)的有效且高度精确的工具,允许使用特定的研究算法来检测和测量骨化中心和血管与骨骼的合成。为了在形态学领域广泛应用,三维重建方法需要从技术上改进重建的软硬件综合体,即:切片分割自动化,以及改进解剖结构的多色标记方法,以明确区分解剖结构。
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PECULIARITIES OF THE IDENTIFICATION OF DIFFERENT TYPES OF TISSUES DURING 3D-RECONSTRUCTION OF HUMAN MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURES
3D reconstruction is an informative, objective method of morphological research that consists in transforming a seriesof successive sections (histological, macroscopic, anatomical sections, computed tomography (CT), etc.) into a virtual threedimensional (digital) image that can be studied in diff erent projections and measure volumes, areas, diameters, angles, save, copy, edit.The aim of the study. The aim of this work was to compare the eff ectiveness of 3D reconstruction methods of various tissuesand microscopic anatomical structures of the human body in the prenatal period of development.Material and methods. The research was carried out on 6 series of consecutive histological sections of human embryos atthe age of 4 to 6 weeks of intrauterine development (IUD), 15 samples of organ complexes of the head, limbs and trunk of human fetuses at the age of 7 to 12 weeks of IUD, human fetuses aged 4-9 months of IUD by the method of making histological (5), as well as histotopographic sections (10) directly from the paraffi n block and their digitization, and 14 CT of human fetuses aged 4 to 9 months of IUD. The studies were conducted in accordance with the most important regulations of the resolution of the First National Bioethics Congress «General Ethical Principles of Experiments on Animals» (2001), ICH GCP (1996), the European Union Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine (April 4, 1997) and the European Convention for the Protection of Vertebrate Animals used in Experimental and Other Scientifi c Research (March 18, 1986). 1997) and the European Convention for the Protection of Vertebrate Animals Used for Experimental and Other Scientifi c Purposes (18.03.1986), the Declaration of Helsinki on Ethical Principles for Medical Research Involving Human Subjects (1964-2008), EU Directives № 609 (24.11.1986), Orders of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine № 690 dated 23.09.2009, № 944 dated 14.12.2009, № 616 dated 03.08.2012. The work is carried out within the framework of the initiative research work of the Department of Histology, Cytology and Embryology of the Bukovinian State Medical University «Structural and functional peculiarities of tissues and organs in ontogenesis, regularities of variant, constitutional, gender, age and comparative human morphology». State registration number: 0121U110121. Terms of execution: 01.2021-12.2025.Results. 3D reconstruction of series of consecutive histological sections is eff ective for the study of embryonic specimens,organ complexes of prefetuses and certain microscopic structures of human fetuses due to easy identifi cation of histological structures, however, it is necessary to improve the methods of alignment of histological sections both in the correct sequence of the series and in the natural position. 3D reconstruction of histotopographic sections is recommended for the study of specimens of organ complexes of human prefetuses and fetuses. 3D reconstruction of CT sections is an eff ective and highly accurate tool for the study of X-ray contrast anatomical structures in the fetal period of IUD (bone tissue, contrasting blood vessels), allows using a certain research algorithm to detect and measure ossifi cation centers and syntopy of blood vessels with bones.Conclusions. For wide application in morphology, the method of 3D reconstruction requires technical improvement of thesoftware- hardware complex for reconstruction, namely: automation of segmentation of sections, as well as improvement ofmethods of polychrome marking of anatomical structures for their clear diff erentiation.
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