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An implantable rat liver tumor model for experimental transarterial chemoembolization therapy and its imaging features 被引量:22

An implantable rat liver tumor model for experimental transarterial chemoembolization therapy and its imaging features
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摘要 AIM: To establish an ideal implantable rat liver tumor model for interventional therapy study and examine its angiographic signs and MRI, CT features before and after embolization. METHODS: Forty male Wistar rats were implanted with Walker256 tumor in the left lateral lobe of liver. Digital subtraction angiography (DSA) and transarterial chemoembolization were performed on day 14 after implantation. Native computer tomography (CT, n=8) and native magnetic resonance (MR,n=40) were performed between the day 8 and day 21 after implantation. The radiological morphological characteristics were correlated with histological findings.RESULTS: Successful implantation was achieved in all forty rats, which was confirmed by CT and MRI. MR allowed tumor visualization from day 8 while CT from day 11 after implantation. The tumors were hypodensity on CT, hypointense on MR T1-weighted and hyperintense on T2-weighted. The model closely resembled human hepatocardnoma in growth pattem and the lesions were rich in vasculature on angiography and got its filling mainly from the hepatic artery. Before therapy, tumor size was 211.9±48.7 mm3. No ascites, satellite liver nodules or lung metastasis were found. One week after therapy, tumor size was 963.6±214.8 mm3 in the control group and 356.5±78.4mm3 in TACE group. Ascites (4/40), satellite liver nodules (7/40) or lung metastasis (3/40) could be seen on day 21.CONCLUSION: Walker-256 tumor rat model is suitable for the interventional experiment. CT and MRI are helpful in animal optioning and evaluating experimental results. AIM:To establish an ideal implantable rat liver tumor model for interventional therapy study and examine its angiographic signs and MRI,CT features before and after embolization. METHODS:Forty male Wistar rats were implanted with Walker- 256 tumor in the left lateral lobe of liver.Digital subtraction angiography(DSA)and transarterial chemoembolization were performed on day 24 after implantation.Native computer tomography(CT,n=8)and native magnetic resonance(MR, n=40)were performed between the day 8 and day 22 after implantation.The radiological morphological characteristics were correlated with histological findings. RESULTS:Successful implantation was achieved in all forty rats,which was confirmed by CT and MRI.MR allowed tumor visualization from day 8 while CT from day 22 after implantation. The tumors were hypodensity on CT,hypointense on MR T1- weighted and hyperintense on T2-weighted.The model closely resembled human hepatocarcinoma in growth pattem and the lesions were rich in vasculature on angiography and got its filling mainly from the hepatic artery.Before therapy,tumor size was 221.9±48.7 mm^3,No ascites,satellite liver nodules or lung metastasis were found.One week after therapy,tumor size was 963.6±214.8 mm^3 in the control group and 356.5± 78.4mm^3 in TACE group.Ascites(4/40),satellite liver nodules (7/40)or lung metastasis(3/40)could be seen on day 22. CONCLUSION:Walker-256 tumor rat model is suitable for the interventional experiment.CT and MRI are helpful in animal optioning and evaluating experimental results.
出处 《World Journal of Gastroenterology》 SCIE CAS CSCD 2002年第6期1035-1039,共5页 世界胃肠病学杂志(英文版)
基金 the National Natural Science Foundation of China,No.39770839
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