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タイトル: 前立腺癌診断における超音波パワードプラ下生検の役割
その他のタイトル: The role of power Doppler-guided prostatic biopsy in the diagnosis of prostate cancer
著者: 沖原, 宏治  KAKEN_name
小島, 宗門  KAKEN_name
中ノ内, 恒如  KAKEN_name
岡田, 晃一  KAKEN_name
三木, 恒治  KAKEN_name
著者名の別形: OKIHARA, Koji
KOJIMA, Munekado
NAKANOUCHI, Tuneyuki
OKADA, Koichi
MIKI, Tuneharu
キーワード: Power Doppler Imaging
Cancer detection
Prostate cancer
発行日: Aug-1999
出版者: 泌尿器科紀要刊行会
誌名: 泌尿器科紀要
巻: 45
号: 8
開始ページ: 559
終了ページ: 563
抄録: 1)血清PSA陽性者170名を対象に, power Doppler imaging(PDI)を検索し, 異常血流部位(HVL)が描出された68名にpower Doppler-guided prostatic biopsyを施行した. 2)HVLが描出された68例中, 40例に癌が検出された.またPSAグレーゾーン 107例中, 13例より, 癌が検出され, このうち12例はHVL陽性であった. 3)PDIのsensitivityは98%, specificityは71%, positive predictive value(PPV)は59%, negative predictive value(NPV)は99%であった.又, PSAグレーゾーン症例では, sensitivityは92%, specificityは79%, PPVは38%, NPVは99%であった
Between March 1997 and December 1998, a total of 170 cases with an abnormal serum prostate specific antigen (PSA) level (range: 4.1-200, mean: 20.5 +/- 31.0) were chosen for this study. Following the evaluation of the prostate using power Doppler imaging (PDI) with a 7.5 MHz transrectal probe, the hypervascular lesion (HVL) was biopsied transperineally under PDI real-time guidance. Thereafter, when gray-scale transrectal sonography revealed a hypoechoic lesion, additional samples were taken from them. Finally, sextant systematic biopsy was performed in all cases. Prostatic biopsy was positive for cancer in 41 cases (24%). The positive biopsy rate was 59% (40/68) in cases with HVL, compared to 1% (1/102) in cases with no HVL (p < 0.0001). In 107 patients with serum PSA 4.1 to 10.0 ng/ml, biopsy was positive in 13 cases (12%). The positive biopsy rate was 38% (12/32) in cases with HVL, compared to 1% (1/75) in cases with no HVL (p < 0.0001). These results imply that HVL represents the neovascularity or increased perfusion of blood in the cancer lesion. Power Doppler-guided prostatic biopsy could be promising as a new biopsy technique in patients with abnormal PSA levels including moderately elevated PSA levels (4.1-10.0 ng/ml).
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2433/114098
PubMed ID: 10500963
出現コレクション:Vol.45 No.8

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