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3311 New sentinel node detection method combining contrast- enhanced US and dye guidance: An animal study Omoto K, Taniguchi N, Itoh K, Hozumi Y, Jichi Medical School, Clinical Laboratory Medicine, Japan; Jichi Medical School, Surgery, Japan Objectives: The purpose of this study was to determine whether sentinel lymph nodes (SLNs) could be identified by a combination of contrast-enhanced (CE) ultrasonography (US)-guided and dye-guided procedures in animals. Methods: Seven pigs under general anesthesia and were injected subcutaneously in the neck, three with 2 ml saline and four with 2 ml of 5% patent blue violet solution 0.4 ml hydroxyethylated starch (Salinhes®) solution (PB HS) 1.6 ml. The regional lymph nodes (LNs) were observed by US, and blue-dyed LNs were found after the skin was cut, situated as shown by US. Results: The LNs of the pigs given saline were unchanged, but in the pigs receiving PB HS, the echo level in the LNs nearest the injection site was altered, and a clear contrast with the surrounding tissues resulted. The area of the relevant LN in each PB HS-injected pig increased significantly (t-test: p 0.01) (from 25.7, 39.6, 9.36 and 70.2; mean 36.2, to 50.7, 65.5, 21.1 and 98.3; mean 58.9, respectively), and these enlarged LNs were easily found by CE-US. When excised under US guidance, all were dyed blue, indicating that all were SLNs. Conclusions: This suggests that this combination of CE-US-guided and dye-guided procedures is a simple and speedy method of detecting SLNs. 3312 Ultrasonographic differentiation of the cervical lymph nodes Lee EJ, Park NH, Oh HE, Park CS, Kim MS, Park SI, Ryu JA, Department of Radiology, Myongji Hospital, Kwandong University, Korea; Department of Pathology, Myongji Hospital, Kwandong University, Korea Grey scale and Doppler sonography play an important role in assess- ment of cervical lymphadenopathy. The useful ultrasound features that help distinguish between the causes of neck lymphadenopathy, includ- ing grey scale and Doppler features, are the distribution, location, size, shape, internal architecture, intranodal necrosis, absence of hilar struc- ture, calcification, edema of soft tissue, nodal matting and distribution of vascularity. The purpose of this article is to illustrate the ultrasound features of normal and abnormal cervical lymph nodes. (1) Normal and reactive lymph nodes. (2) Malignant lymph nodes: metastatic node and lymphoma. (3) Tuberculous lymphadenitis. (4) Kikuchi’s disease. (5) Kimura’s disease. (6) Castleman’s disease. (7) Toxoplasmic lymphad- enitis. (8) Bacterial lymphadenitis. (9)Viral lymphadenitis. Ultrasound is useful in distinguish between the causes of neck lymphadenopathy. 3314 Value of intraoperative ultrasonography in neurosurgery Yi W, Fudan University Affiliated Huashan Hospital, China Objectives: To evaluate the ultrasound’s role in neurosurgery opera- tion. Methods: Two hundreds sixty-four patients under neurosurgery were studied. We evaluate the ultrasound’s role in detecting, locating and monitoring remainder of tumor during operation. Results: All tumors were detected by ultrasound in neurosurgery operation. Boundaries of tumors were displayed clearly. After opera- tion, ultrasound is also useful in detecting remainder of the tumors. Conclusions: With intra-operation ultrasound in neurosurgery, we may shorten operation time and reduce normal brain’s trauma. It may enjoy wider clinical application in neurosurgery operation. 3315 Ultrasonic estimating of accommodation changes after the treatment of myopic eyes Kriauciuniene L, Paunksnis A, Kaunas Medical University, Lithuania Objectives: The goal of our work was to evaluate the anatomic measurement of the eye using precise ultrasonic biometry for 6- to15- year old children with myopic refraction and their changes after the treatment with the low frequency electromagnetic field. Methods: Seventy myopic children (140 eyes) with the accommoda- tion spasm were estimated with the ultrasonic biometry before and after the treatment. The average of the myopic children ranged between 6 and 15 years and the size of the refraction was from 1.0 to 3.0 D. Results: After the treatment the clinical size of the refraction reduced but only statistic unreliably. Before the treatment the myopic children’s crystalline lens when fixing the sight to the length and to the nearness didn’t change. After the course of the treatment the opportunities of the accommodation of the myopic children have improved, it shows the statistically reliable changes in the eye measurements, when fixing the sight to the length and to the nearness (the average excursion of the crystalline lens was 0.187 0.152 mm first group and 0.181 0.153 mm second group; in both cases p 0.001). Conclusions: After the treatment children’s myopic eyes by low fre- quency electromagnetic field during accommodation the excursions of lens crystalline thickness significantly increases (p 0.05 in all cases). 3316 Doppler ultrasonographic parameters for prediction of cerebrovascular reserve in patients with acute stroke Lee HJ, Jung HY, Lee J, Kim YS, Kang DS, Kyungpook National University Hospital, Korea Objectives: We investigated Doppler ultrasonographic (US) parame- ters of the patients with acute stroke to predict the cerebrovascular reserve (CVR) measured by acetazolamide-challenged Tc-99m ECD brain SPECT. Methods: We compared the Doppler US parameters including peak systolic velocity (PSV), end diastolic velocity (EDS), angle corrected time averaged flow velocity (TAV), geometric stenosis, flow volume (FV) at the extracranial cerebral arteries and total cerebral blood flow volume (TCBFV) between 46 cases of preserved and 65 cases of impaired CVR by SPECT. FV of each artery can be calculated as the product of TAV and cross-sectional area of the circular vessel. The sum of FV of extracranial arteries determined TCBFV. Results: In cases of preserved CVR, the PSV and the TAV of ipsilat- eral and contralateral CCA were higher, and FV of both ICA and TCBF were increased (p 0.05, t-test). The severity of ipsilateral ICA stenosis, FV of both ICA and TCBF were significant to predict CVR (p 0.05), and the accuracy for prediction was 72.1% by logistic regres- sion analysis. The ROC curves indicated better performance for FV measurement compared with geometric stenosis in prediction of CVR. Conclusions: Doppler US parameters including FV measurement was useful for prediction of CVR. 3319 Clinical study of percutaneous quantified ethanol injection in the treatment for recurrent hepatocellular carcinoma with intercurrent hepatocirrhosis Lin L, Lin X-Y, Xue E-S, He Y-M, Gao S-D, Lin X-D, Wu L-Z, Union Hospital of Fujian Medical University, China P244 Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology Volume 32, Number 5S, 2006

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New sentinel node detection method combining contrast-enhanced US and dye guidance: An animal studyOmoto K, Taniguchi N, Itoh K, Hozumi Y, Jichi Medical School,Clinical Laboratory Medicine, Japan; Jichi Medical School, Surgery,Japan

Objectives: The purpose of this study was to determine whethersentinel lymph nodes (SLNs) could be identified by a combination ofcontrast-enhanced (CE) ultrasonography (US)-guided and dye-guidedprocedures in animals.Methods: Seven pigs under general anesthesia and were injectedsubcutaneously in the neck, three with 2 ml saline and four with 2 mlof 5% patent blue violet solution 0.4 ml � hydroxyethylated starch(Salinhes®) solution (PB � HS) 1.6 ml. The regional lymph nodes(LNs) were observed by US, and blue-dyed LNs were found after theskin was cut, situated as shown by US.Results: The LNs of the pigs given saline were unchanged, but in thepigs receiving PB � HS, the echo level in the LNs nearest the injectionsite was altered, and a clear contrast with the surrounding tissuesresulted. The area of the relevant LN in each PB � HS-injected pigincreased significantly (t-test: p � 0.01) (from 25.7, 39.6, 9.36 and70.2; mean 36.2, to 50.7, 65.5, 21.1 and 98.3; mean 58.9, respectively),and these enlarged LNs were easily found by CE-US. When excisedunder US guidance, all were dyed blue, indicating that all were SLNs.Conclusions: This suggests that this combination of CE-US-guidedand dye-guided procedures is a simple and speedy method of detectingSLNs.

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Ultrasonographic differentiation of the cervical lymph nodesLee EJ, Park NH, Oh HE, Park CS, Kim MS, Park SI, Ryu JA,Department of Radiology, Myongji Hospital, Kwandong University,Korea; Department of Pathology, Myongji Hospital, KwandongUniversity, Korea

Grey scale and Doppler sonography play an important role in assess-ment of cervical lymphadenopathy. The useful ultrasound features thathelp distinguish between the causes of neck lymphadenopathy, includ-ing grey scale and Doppler features, are the distribution, location, size,shape, internal architecture, intranodal necrosis, absence of hilar struc-ture, calcification, edema of soft tissue, nodal matting and distributionof vascularity. The purpose of this article is to illustrate the ultrasoundfeatures of normal and abnormal cervical lymph nodes. (1) Normal andreactive lymph nodes. (2) Malignant lymph nodes: metastatic node andlymphoma. (3) Tuberculous lymphadenitis. (4) Kikuchi’s disease. (5)Kimura’s disease. (6) Castleman’s disease. (7) Toxoplasmic lymphad-enitis. (8) Bacterial lymphadenitis. (9)Viral lymphadenitis. Ultrasoundis useful in distinguish between the causes of neck lymphadenopathy.

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Value of intraoperative ultrasonography in neurosurgeryYi W, Fudan University Affiliated Huashan Hospital, China

Objectives: To evaluate the ultrasound’s role in neurosurgery opera-tion.Methods: Two hundreds sixty-four patients under neurosurgery werestudied. We evaluate the ultrasound’s role in detecting, locating andmonitoring remainder of tumor during operation.Results: All tumors were detected by ultrasound in neurosurgeryoperation. Boundaries of tumors were displayed clearly. After opera-tion, ultrasound is also useful in detecting remainder of the tumors.

Conclusions: With intra-operation ultrasound in neurosurgery, we mayshorten operation time and reduce normal brain’s trauma. It may enjoywider clinical application in neurosurgery operation.

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Ultrasonic estimating of accommodation changes after thetreatment of myopic eyesKriauciuniene L, Paunksnis A, Kaunas Medical University, Lithuania

Objectives: The goal of our work was to evaluate the anatomicmeasurement of the eye using precise ultrasonic biometry for 6- to15-year old children with myopic refraction and their changes after thetreatment with the low frequency electromagnetic field.Methods: Seventy myopic children (140 eyes) with the accommoda-tion spasm were estimated with the ultrasonic biometry before and afterthe treatment. The average of the myopic children ranged between 6and 15 years and the size of the refraction was from �1.0 to �3.0 D.Results: After the treatment the clinical size of the refraction reducedbut only statistic unreliably. Before the treatment the myopic children’scrystalline lens when fixing the sight to the length and to the nearnessdidn’t change. After the course of the treatment the opportunities of theaccommodation of the myopic children have improved, it shows thestatistically reliable changes in the eye measurements, when fixing thesight to the length and to the nearness (the average excursion of thecrystalline lens was 0.187 � 0.152 mm first group and 0.181 � 0.153mm second group; in both cases p � 0.001).Conclusions: After the treatment children’s myopic eyes by low fre-quency electromagnetic field during accommodation the excursions oflens crystalline thickness significantly increases (p � 0.05 in all cases).

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Doppler ultrasonographic parameters for prediction ofcerebrovascular reserve in patients with acute strokeLee HJ, Jung HY, Lee J, Kim YS, Kang DS, Kyungpook NationalUniversity Hospital, Korea

Objectives: We investigated Doppler ultrasonographic (US) parame-ters of the patients with acute stroke to predict the cerebrovascularreserve (CVR) measured by acetazolamide-challenged Tc-99m ECDbrain SPECT.Methods: We compared the Doppler US parameters including peaksystolic velocity (PSV), end diastolic velocity (EDS), angle correctedtime averaged flow velocity (TAV), geometric stenosis, flow volume(FV) at the extracranial cerebral arteries and total cerebral blood flowvolume (TCBFV) between 46 cases of preserved and 65 cases ofimpaired CVR by SPECT. FV of each artery can be calculated as theproduct of TAV and cross-sectional area of the circular vessel. The sumof FV of extracranial arteries determined TCBFV.Results: In cases of preserved CVR, the PSV and the TAV of ipsilat-eral and contralateral CCA were higher, and FV of both ICA and TCBFwere increased (p � 0.05, t-test). The severity of ipsilateral ICAstenosis, FV of both ICA and TCBF were significant to predict CVR (p� 0.05), and the accuracy for prediction was 72.1% by logistic regres-sion analysis. The ROC curves indicated better performance for FVmeasurement compared with geometric stenosis in prediction of CVR.Conclusions: Doppler US parameters including FV measurement wasuseful for prediction of CVR.

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Clinical study of percutaneous quantified ethanol injection in thetreatment for recurrent hepatocellular carcinoma withintercurrent hepatocirrhosisLin L, Lin X-Y, Xue E-S, He Y-M, Gao S-D, Lin X-D, Wu L-Z,Union Hospital of Fujian Medical University, China

P244 Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology Volume 32, Number 5S, 2006