Comparative Study of 3.0T MRI Preoperative Evaluation with Clinical Patholgic of Early-stage Cervical Carcinoma
XU Mei
GAO Yi-jun
WU Yan-li
LIU Chun-lan
HE Ping
WANG Jian
FAN Shu-ying
ZHOU Xiao-ling
LI Shu-hua
LIU Jing-wang
Abstract：Objective: To investigate the diagnostic value of 3.0 T MRI in preoperatively evaluation with early-stage cervical carcinoma. Methods: 20 patients with pathologically-confirmed early-stage cervical carcinoma were enrolled in this study. Both preoperative evaluation of 3.0 T MRI and clinical pathologic were performed in all the patients. The rates of diagnostic by 3.0 T MRI were statistically analyzed. Results: The preoperative MRI staging accuracy was 88.3％. The imaging of the tumor showed solid tumor with high intensity signal on T2WI (10/18) and low intensity signal On T1WI (14/18). In all patients, the tumers of 15 cases were earlier (4 ±2.1) s than myometrium. The time signal intensity curves of 13 cases were rapidly rised-slowly down. Conclusion: 3.0 T MRI has key value for early cervical cancer preoperation. It can help us to completely understand the situation of early stage cervical cancer and select the suitable treatment plan.
Keywords：magnetic resonance imagingpreoperative evaluationcervical carcinoma
Publication Date：2018-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：7( 55-61 )