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A study of ultrasonography for the treatment of Qingre Liangxue decoction on blood-heat psoriasis
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作者 Jia-Yan Li Li-Li Ma Yi-Miao Fang 《Clinical Research Communications》 2022年第4期1-5,共5页
Objective:The clinical effectiveness of blood-heat psoriasis treated by Qingre Liangxue decoction and ultrasound imaging changes of lesions was observed.Methods:Patients with blood-heat psoriasis were selected and ran... Objective:The clinical effectiveness of blood-heat psoriasis treated by Qingre Liangxue decoction and ultrasound imaging changes of lesions was observed.Methods:Patients with blood-heat psoriasis were selected and randomly grouped into two groups:the treatment group taking the Qingre Liangxue decoction orally,the control group taking the Compound Glycyrrhizin Tablets orally,both groups applying topical emollient lotion for a 12-week treatment period.Ultrasound images of target lesions and healthy skin were collected at different treatment times.Results:The epidermal thickness thought,the dermal density incremented as well as the subepidermal low-echogenic band(SLEB)width narrowed in both groups during the treatment.Conclusion:Qingre Liangxue decoction has signified efficiency in the treatment of blood-heat psoriasis,and high-frequency ultrasound has the advantages of non-invasive,timely and objective in the evolution. 展开更多
关键词 Qingre Liangxue decoction high-frequency ultrasonography epidermal thickness dermal density subepidermal low-echogenic band
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Ultrasonographic findings of re-epithelialized skin after partial-thickness burns 被引量:3
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作者 Jong Dae Kim Suk Joon Oh +5 位作者 Sun Gyu Kim Song Vogue Ahn Yu Jin Jang Ban Seok Yang Ji Yun Jeong Kwang Jo Kim 《Burns & Trauma》 2018年第3期219-227,共9页
Background:This study aimed to investigate the difference between ultrasonographic findings of normal skin and those of re-epithelialized skin after partial-thickness burns and to evaluate the relationship between the... Background:This study aimed to investigate the difference between ultrasonographic findings of normal skin and those of re-epithelialized skin after partial-thickness burns and to evaluate the relationship between these findings and clinical outcomes. Methods:This study retrospectively analysed the ultrasound images of re-epithelialized skin after partial-thickness burns and contralateral normal skin from January 2016 to December 2016. A total of 155 lesions from 148 patients were analysed with ultrasound images, and healing time was documented. The scar status of each lesion was evaluated through medical records and photographs. We analysed the difference in ultrasonographic findings between normal skin and re-epithelialized skin after partial-thickness burns and statistically analysed the relationship between healing time, scar status and ultrasonographic findings. Results: The re-epithelialized skin after partial-thickness burns was significantly thicker than the contralateral normal skin, and the echogenicity was significantly lower. The ultrasound images of the re-epithelialized skin after partial-thickness burns showed the characteristic findings of low-echogenic bands (LEB), and the proportion of LEB thickness is strongly correlated with healing time. In the multivariate analysis of scar status, only the proportion of LEB thickness was statistical y significant. Conclusion:In this study, we found that there were ultrasonographic differences between re-epithelialized skin after partial-thickness burns and normal skin and that an LEB of varying thickness was formed after re-epithelialization. The thickness of the LEB in re-epithelialized skin after partial-thickness burns increased with healing time and was related to scar status. 展开更多
关键词 Partial-thickness BURN Ultrasonography low-echogenic band Healing time Scar Re-epithelialized SKIN
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