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创刊日期：1990年
主管单位：中国人民共和国卫生部
主办单位：中国医学影像技术研究会
　　　　　中国医科大学
承办单位：中国医科大学附属盛京医院
　　　　　辽宁省医学影像学会
编辑出版：《中国临床医学影像杂志》
　　　　　编辑部
刊　　期：月刊

2019 Vol. 30, No. 5 Published: 2019-05-20

	305	CT and MRI features of spinal canal ganglioneuroma
		WANG Tong, ZHANG Jun, WANG Hong-wei, GUO Qi-yong
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.001
		Objective: To improve understanding of spinal canal ganglioneuroma by analyzing CT and MRI imaging features. Materials and Methods: We retrospectively analysed CT(17 cases) and MRI (15 cases) imaging features of SGNs in 17 patients that confirmed by surgery and pathology, and then compared with pathological results. Results: Of the 17 SGNs, 15 cases were solitary, including 6 cases of cervical spinal canal, 2 cases of thoracic spinal canal, 1 case of lumbar spinal canal and 6 cases of sacral spinal canal. 4 cases were located in extramedullary subdural, and 11 cases were located in intervertebral foramen. 2 cases were multiple lesions, combined with neurofibromatosis. 2 cases of tumors were round, 4 cases were fusiform, 11 cases were irregular, of which 9 cases across the intervertebral foramen, embedding growth along surrounding tissue. CT scan was slightly low or low density, and 3 cases were scattered in distribution of small dot calcification. MR T1WI showed low signal intensity in 7 cases, iso-low mixed signal in 8 cases and inhomogeneous high signal intensity on 15 cases of T2WI. The contrast enhancement was gradual, slight to moderate strengthening, parts of SGNs had cloud-flocculent, cord-like enhancement, but some cases were consistently no significant enhancement. Conclusion: CT and MR performance of SGN has certain characteristics. Correct and comprehensive understanding of its image performance can increase diagnostic accuracy.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 305-308 [Abstract] ( 417 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 64 )

	309	Clinical and imaging analysis of otosclerosis
		WU Quan-yang, ZHENG Rui-bin, WANG Jia-qi, LI Song-bai
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.002
		Objective: To determine the CT findings of otosclerosis and evaluate the value of high resolution CT in the diagnosis of otosclerosis. Materials and Methods: 25 patients with confirmed diagnosed by clinical and surgical examination were collected from December 2015 to March 2018 at the First Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University. 20 patients with confirmed non-otosclerosis sclerosis were collected at the same time. The patients were examined by high resolution CT before operation. Results: A total of 35 ears were found abnormal in 20 patients(40 ears) after CT examination, with the sensitivity of 87.5%, and specificity of 80%. 22 ears were the vestibular window type(62.9%), mainly represented as the enlargement or narrowing of the vestibular window and the thickening of the stapes foot plate on CT. 9 ears were the cochlear window type(25.7%), mainly represented as the low density of the bones around the cochlea on CT. 4 ears were the mixed type (11.4%), mainly represented as the low density and the destruction of the bones in labyrinth on CT. Conclusion: Otosclerosis could be diagnosed on high-resolution CT with high sensitivity and specificity. High resolution CT can identify the site and extent of otosclerosis, and can effectively identify the lesions and determine the type, providing important information for preoperative assessment and surgical plan.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 309-312 [Abstract] ( 313 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 50 )

	313	Early prediction value of 18F-FDG PET/CT for pathological complete reaction in breast cancer patients following neoadjuvant chemotherapy
		LU Sheng-nan, FENG Yan-lin, LI Wen, WANG Ying, XIAN Wei-jun, YANG Ming
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.003
		Objective: To discuss whether early change in maximum standard uptake value(SUVmax) of 18F-flurodeoxy glucose using positron emission tomography with computed tomography(18F-FDG PET/CT) can predict pathologic complete response(pCR) of primary breast to neoadjuvant chemotherapy(NAC). Methods: 61 women with primary breast cancer underwent 18F-FDG PET/CT scanning at baseline, after the first and second course of NAC. The changes of SUVmax were calulated(ΔSUVmax1% and ΔSUVmax2%). Surgery was performed for all patients for pCR evaluation. Receiver operating characteristic(ROC) curves were used to assess the pCR predicting ability of ΔSUVmax1% and ΔSUVmax2%. Results: The pCR group had a greater decline in SUVmax than the non-pCR group(all P=0.001) after the first and second course of NAC. Under the ROC curves, the best prediction effect of ΔSUVmax1% was 40.5%(sensitivity 85.7%, specificity 67.7%), the best prediction effect of ΔSUVmax2% was 56.5%(sensitivity 84.6%, specificity 57.1%), respectively. The respective area under the ROC curves(AUC) for ΔSUVmax1% and ΔSUVmax2% in the prediction of pCR were 0.867 and 0.820(P=0.003,0.001), but the differences of AUCs between ΔSUVmax1% and ΔSUVmax2% were not significant in predicting pCR. ΔSUVmax1% and ΔSUVmax2% were significantly useful for differentiating pCR from non-pCR in Luminal subtype(P=0.041, 0.005). For non-Luminal subtype, ΔSUVmax1% of pCR group was significantly different from that in non-pCR group(P=0.012), but ΔSUVmax2% was not significantly different between the two groups(P=0.100). Conclusion: Early changes in SUVmax of 18F-FDG PET/CT scanning after first or second cycles of NAC could predict pCR in breast cancer effectively and guide clinical individualized treatment. Only ΔSUVmax1% was efficiently predictive of pCR in non-Luminal subtype.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 313-317 [Abstract] ( 665 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 54 )

	318	Imaging diagnosis and differential diagnosis of hepatic multifocal nodular fatty infiltration
		WANG Tao, CHEN Mei-juan, WU Hong-ying, YIN Yang, HUANG Wei
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.004
		Objective: To discuss the imaging characters of MSCT and MRI in hepatic multifocal nodular fatty infiltration. Methods: 10 cases of hepatic focal nodular fatty infiltration were diagnosed by histopathologic examination from January 2017 to March 2018. They were examined by plain and enhanced scan with MSCT and MRI, and retrospectively analyzed for the nodules number, location, size, density/signal, shape, degree and pattern of enhancement. Results: 8 cases were multiple nodules, and the other 2 showed isolated nodule. 10 cases of the lesions were low density in MSCT. All the lesions were with hyper-intensity on in-phase(IP) images and hypo-intensity on out-of-phase(OP) images. 1 case with isolated nodule showed a slightly hypo-intensity on T2-FS. All the lesions didn't show in other MRI sequences. The pattern of enhancement in MSCT and MRI showed the same way. The degree of enhancement of the lesions were lower than that of liver parenchyma, the curve of reinforcement of the lesions were the same as the liver parenchyma or slightly lower in portal and delayed scanning. Conclusion: MSCT and MRI imaging can clearly display the features of HMNFI, especially on the in-phase and out-of-phase images, which are helpful for accurate diagnosis.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 318-321 [Abstract] ( 412 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 54 )

	322	Assessment of dual-energy spectral CT for the characterization of incidental adrenal nodules: differential diagnosis of lipid-poor adrenal adenomas and pheochromocytomas
		CHI Jing, YIN Shen-nan, DING Ning, CHEN Xiao-fang, SHEN Li, JI Yi-ding
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.005
		Objective: To assess the value of dual-energy spectral CT(DEsCT) for differentiating lipid-poor adrenal adenoma and pheochromocytoma. Materials and Methods: Forty-eight nonconsecutive patients with 16 pathologically confirmed pheochromocytomas and 28 lipid-poor adrenal adenomas underwent nonenhanced and contrast enhanced dual-energy spectral CT of the abdomen. For each adrenal nodule, nonenhanced attenuation values were recorded; material decomposition images and monochromatic image sets with photon energies from 40 to 140 keV were both reconstructed, normalized iodine concentration (NIC) and normalized high-enhancing iodine concentration(NHIC) were calculated. Quantitative parameters were compared using a two-sample t test. Results: NIC values were lower in the lipid-poor adrenal adenomas than in the pheochromocytomas: 0.16±0.07 vs. 0.31±0.14 in AP(P<0.001), and 0.44±0.16 vs. 0.62±0.43 in PP(P=0.012). The quantitative NIC during AP measurements showed a sensitivity of 88%(14 of 16 pheochromocytomas) at a specifcity of 86%(24 of 28 lipid-poor adrenal adenomas), yielding improved diagnostic performance compared with nonenhanced multidetector CT attenuation(sensitivity of 100% (16 of 16 pheochromocytomas) at a specifcity of 60%(17 of 28 lesions). Conclusion: The NIC values during AP obtained in the dual-energy spectral CT images appear optimal for discriminating a lipid-poor adrenal adenoma from a pheochromocytoma, reflecting an improved ability over nonenhanced multidetector CT.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 322-327 [Abstract] ( 332 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 66 )

	328	Imaging and pathology analysis of metanephric adenoma
		ZHANG Xiao-hui, CHEN Xue-qin, CHEN Ping, YIN Ke-jie, TONG He, CHEN Zi-qian
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.006
		Objective: To discuss the CT and MR imaging features of metanephric adenoma(MA). Methods: The imaging data of 11 cases of MA confirmed by postoperative special pathology were retrospectively analyzed. Assessed image features including size, shape, density or signal intensity and enhancement style. Results: There were 11 cases of MA, the male to female ratio of cases was 3∶8. All were single masses, including 6 cases in the right kidney and 5 cases in the left kidney. The shape of MA was round. 8 cases were solid and 3 case was cystic solid masses(while 1 case of them presented as mainly cystic mass). On plain CT scanning, the solid component of the masses showed equal or slightly high density. After contrast, the mass was well-defined and the solid part of the mass showed mild to moderate delayed enhancement. MRI examination was performed in 2 cases. The signal intensity in 1 case was similar to the renal parenchyma, while the other one had heterogenous signal intensity with slight long T1 and slight long T2 signal. 2 cases showed the hyperintensity on DWI. Conclusion: Imaging manifestations of MA showed certain characteristic. CT and MRI were valuable in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 328-332 [Abstract] ( 393 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 70 )

	333	The clinical value of ultrasound for diagnosis of pediatric neuroblastoma
		ZHANG Yao, WANG Shuo, LIU Bo-wei
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.007
		Objective: To explore the clinical value of ultrasound for diagnosis of pediatric neuroblastoma(NB). Methods: A retrospective review of 37 cases of pediatric NB with ultrasound examination and pathologic verification from January 2008 to March 2017 was conducted. Results: Among the 37 cases, 13 cases(35.1%) were stage Ⅰ. 6(16.2%) were stage Ⅱ. 8 were stage Ⅲ(21.6%). 7(18.9%) were stage Ⅳ, and 3(8.1%) were stage Ⅳ-s. The primary tumor was located in adrenal(n=27, 73%, 18 cases in left adrenal and 9 in right adrenal), retroperitoneal sympathetic nerve(n=6, 16.2%), pelvic cavity(n=4, 10.8%), and neck(n=1, 2.7%), respectively. The ultrasonographic features were as follows: 29 inhomogeneous hypoechoic solid tumors, 7 cystic and solid tumors, 1 cystic tumor, and 17 cases showing intratumoral calcification. The range of tumors was as below: limited to local(n=10), crossing the middle line of the body(n=9), invasion of adjacent tissues and organs(n=13), retroperitoneal vessels involved(n=14), liver metastasis(n=7), and bone metastasis(n=3), respectively. The accurate rate of diagnosis by ultrasound was 91.9%(34/37). Conclusions: Ultrasound can be used as a feasible and effective method to diagnose and follow up the pediatric NB.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 333-336 [Abstract] ( 437 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 70 )

	337	Clinical application of PET/MRI in staging of cervical cancer and diagnosis of pelvic lymph node metastasis
		SHANG Jin, SUN Hong-zan, XIN Jun, GUO Qi-yong
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.008
		Objective: To evaluate the clinical value of PET/MRI in staging cervical cancer and diagnosing pelvic lymph node metastasis. Methods: Seventy patients with cervical cancer were prospectively enrolled to perform pelvic PET/MRI and whole-body PET scan before treatment. All the images were evaluated by two experienced radiologists. Kappa consistency test and the paired chi-square test(P<0.05) were separately used to evaluate the consistency and difference of PET/MRI staging and clinical staging. The diagnostic value of PET/MRI for pelvic lymph node metastasis was analyzed by using diagnostic accuracy, sensitivity, specificity. Statistical software SPSS 22.0 was employed for the analysis. Results: Compared with the reference standard, the diagnostic consistency of PET/MRI staging for cervical cancer was satisfactory(Kappa=0.908), the consistency of clinical staging was fair(Kappa=0.542), there was a significant difference between PET/MRI staging and clinical staging(?字2=9.278, P<0.05). In patient-based analysis, the diagnostic accuracy, sensitivity and specificity of PET/MRI for pelvic lymph node metastasis were respectively 92.86％, 92.31％, 93.18％; In lymph node-based analysis, the diagnostic accuracy, sensitivity and specificity of PET/MRI were respectively 93.62％, 90.32％, 94.10％. Conclusion: The diagnostic value of PET/MR for staging of cervical cancer is obviously superior to clinical staging, which can be used as a one-stop inspection method for cervical cancer by accurately determining and positioning pelvic lymph node metastasis.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 337-341 [Abstract] ( 555 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 63 )

	341	Endometriosis in bladder lining: report of one case
		SUN Yan, WANG Xue-mei, ZHANG Yun-fei
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.016

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 341-341 [Abstract] ( 372 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 72 )

	342	Combined application of transvaginal two-dimensional ultrasound, three-dimensional ultrasound volume imaging and three-dimensional power Doppler ultrasound in the diagnosis of intrauterine adhesions
		SONG Lei, WANG Yi-fan, LIN Chong, ZHANG Li, XU Yao-xuan, ZUO Yun-peng
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.009
		Objective: To evaluate the application value of the combination of transvaginal two-dimensional ultrasound(2D-TVS), three-dimensional ultrasound(3D-TVS) volume imaging and power Doppler ultrasound(3D-PDUS) in the diagnosis of intrauterine adhesions(IUA). Methods: 89 females suspected with intrauterine adhesions were examined separately with 2D-TVS, 3D-TVS, 3D-PDUS. Ultrasound parameters were recorded respectively, including endometrial thickness(ED), endometrial volume(EV) and vascularization index(VI), flow index(FI) and vascularization-flow index(VFI). According to the hysteroscopy(HS), the patients were divided into normal group, mild adhesion group, moderate adhesion group and severe adhesion group. The ultrasonic accuracy and image characteristics of IUA were analyzed, and the varieties of the ultrasound parameters were compared among four groups retrospectively. Results: The sensitivity, specificity, Youden index of the combination of 2D-TVS and 3D-TVS in the diagnosis of intrauterine adhesions were 91.8%, 87.5%, 0.793, and the diagnostic accordance rate with HS was 91.0%. Indicators EV of each group had statistical significance(all P＜0.05). ED, VI and VFI were significant different between the normal group and mild, moderate, severe adhesion groups, as well as between mild and severe adhesion groups(all P＜0.05). Conclusion: The combination of 2D-TVS, 3D-TVS volume imaging and 3D-PDUS can provide more accurate, direct and comprehensive diagnostic information for intrauterine adhesions，which has high clinical practical value.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 342-345 [Abstract] ( 331 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 67 )

	346	Value of four chamber view and three-vessel-trachea view in screening esophageal atresia in prenatal ultrasound
		CHEN Xiu-lan1, SUN Kun2, ZHOU Ning1
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.010
		esia in prenatal ultrasound. Methods: Prenatal ultrasound was prospectively performed in 425 consecutive fetuses between 21 and 25 weeks for detection of esophageal atresia. A complete anatomical survey was performed. We searched for esophagus on satisfactory 4C and 3VT view. Fetuses whose esophagus could be showed on 4C and 3VT were at low risk of esophageal atresia. Fetuses whose esophagus couldn’t be showed on either 4C or 3VT or both were at high risk of esophageal atresia. More views such as saggital and coronary view of esophagus could be needed to get more information. Results: Esophagus could be viewed on both 4C and 3VT in 396 cases(93.1%, 396/425). These were at low risk of esophageal atresia. The remaining 29 cases(6.8%, 29/425) were at high risk of esophageal atresia. Out of them, 27 cases were confirmed to be normal as continuous parallel echogenic lines was found on saggital views or coronary views. During the screening, 2 cases of esophageal atresia were found. Their esophaguses couldn’t be shown on 3VT. Neither of esophageal atresia cases was misdiagnosed in this group. The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value and negative predictive value were 100% (2/2), 93.6%(396/423), 6.9%(2/29) and 100%(396/396) respectively of 4C and 3VT for the screening of the fetal esophageal atresia. Conclusions: It is effective to screen fetal esophageal atresia with 4C and 3VT.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 346-349 [Abstract] ( 394 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 62 )

	350	18F-FDG PET/CT imaging features and clinical analysis in adult-onset Still’s disease
		NI Ming, WANG Shi-cun, LIU Xin, ZHANG Yi-fan, PAN Bo, ZHAN Feng-lin
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.011
		Objective: To analyze and discuss the clinical data and 18F-FDG PET/CT imaging features of adult-onset still’s diseases(AOSD) for better understanding and diagnosis of the disease. Methods: A total of 12 patients with clinically diagnosed AOSD from November 2015 to March 2018 were retrospectively included. The clinical and PET/CT imaging data were analyzed. The maximum normalized uptake values(SUVmax) of liver, spleen, bone marrow, and lymph nodes were summarized. Results: The leukocyte count(66.7%, 8/12), the percentage of neutrophils(91.7%, 11/12) and the platelet count(41.7%, 5/12) of the patients in the group were increased in different proportions. 10 patients were diagnosed with mild to moderate anemia, and all with an increase in the erythrocyte sedimentation rate, C-reactive protein, lactate dehydrogenase and serum ferritin. 10 cases showed active bone marrow hyperplasia in bone marrow biopsy, and 6 cases with cervical lymph node biopsy showed reactive hyperplasia of lymph nodes. The main uptake sites of 18F-FDG in patients with AOSD included bone marrow(100%, 12/12), spleen(91.7%, 11/12), and lymph nodes(91.7%, 11/12). The SUVmax were 3.2 to 6.7(5.0±1.0), 3.1 to 7.3(5.0±1.5) and 3.0 to 16.7(8.1±4.7) respectively. The maximum diameters of lymph nodes ranged from 0.7 to 4.6(1.8±1.2) cm. 18F-FDG uptake may also be present in glands, joints, and pleura. The correlation analysis showed a positive correlation between bone marrow SUVmax and lactate dehydrogenase, spleen SUVmax and lactate dehydrogenase, spleen SUVmax and hemoglobin concentration(rs=0.599, 0.629, r=0.616, P<0.05). There was no statistically significant correlation between SUVmax in other parts and various indexes of laboratory examination(P>0.05). There was a positive correlation between SUVmax and lymph node size in affected lymph nodes(rs=0.788, P<0.01). Conclusions: 18F-FDG PET/CT imaging is valuable in the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of AOSD. The imaging features can provide more evidence for clinical diagnosis of AOSD, combinated with clinical manifestations and laboratory indicators, it will be helpful for exclusive diagnosis and puncture biopsy guiding.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 350-354 [Abstract] ( 692 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 72 )

	355	The advantage of "visualization" in the whole process of venous port
		WEI Wen-jiang, LI Li-heng, DU Yu-dan, ZHAO Zhi-xiang, XIAO Ke-xi, TANG Ying-hong, XIAO Cheng-jiang
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.012
		Objective: To evaluate the effectiveness and safety of ultrasound(US)-guided vein puncture and fluoroscopy localization for a totally implantable venous access port(TIVAP) implantation. Methods: We reviewed the medical records of 223 patients who underwent TIVAP at our hospital between March 2014 and October 2017. 104 with ultrasound-guided puncture and fluoroscopy localization(visual group) and 119 following anatomical landmarks(blind-puncture group). Puncture-related complications including short-term and long-term complications were analyzed. Results: Primary success rate was higher in visual group than blind-puncture group. Verified by fluoroscopy, all the end of catheters were successfully located at the junction of the superior vena cava and the right atrium(between the fifth thoracic vertebra (T5) and T7) in visual group, versus 86 cases in blind-puncture group. Several complications observed in blind-puncture group were arterial puncture(10 patients), pneumothorax(3 patients), thrombosis outside the catheter(14 patients), thrombosis inside the catheter(11 patients) and pinch-off syndrome(1 patients). None complications mentioned above were observed in visual group. In addition, intraductal infection was observed in 2 patients in visual group, comparing 12 patients in blind-puncture group. Infection of port body was not observed in visual group, versus 1 case with blind technique. Rupture of incision was found in 1 case in the visual group, versus 2 cases in blind-puncture group. Conclusions: US-guided vein puncture for TIVAP is easier for the operator and safer for the patient than blind technique by exposing anatomical structures. Verified by fluoroscopy, all the end of catheters are successfully located at the junction of the superior vena cava and the right atrium, reduces short-term and long-term complications.
		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 355-359 [Abstract] ( 338 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 65 )

	360	Ultrasonic findings and clinicopathological analysis of adnexal torsion
		YU Song-mei, XUE Qin
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.013

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 360-362 [Abstract] ( 339 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 69 )

	362	MRI manifestation and characteristics in distribution of the wrist joint in juvenile idiopathic arthritis
		WANG Chun-li, CHEN Xin, SONG Jie, LIU Xin-yao, XU Xiu-e, YUWEN Qian
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.014

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 362-364 [Abstract] ( 364 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 64 )

	365	The design and clinical application of bipedal rotation location X-ray assistant device
		GUO Zhe, ZHANG Zu-zhuo, YU Bao-hai, HONG Ge, WANG Zhu-hai, WU Wen-juan, MENG Hui, WANG Ming-xuan
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.015

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 365-367 [Abstract] ( 289 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 54 )

	368	Sturge-Weber syndrome: report of three cases and review of literature
		WANG Hong-chao, MA Li-ping
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.017

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 368-370 [Abstract] ( 271 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 68 )

	370	Adenoid cystic carcinoma of the breast: report of one case
		TIAN Wei-ling， BIAN Jie
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.018

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 370-371 [Abstract] ( 350 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 66 )

	371	Sellarchondromyxoid fibroma: report of one case
		ZHANG Guang-feng, LIU Yi
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.019

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 371-372 [Abstract] ( 380 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 69 )

	373	Myocardial bridge in posterior descending branch revealed after stenting for the proximal lesion of#br# right coronary artery: report of one case
		LIN Xian-ru, GUO Jian, WANG Zheng-zhong, YU Zhong-xiang
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.020

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 373-374 [Abstract] ( 730 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 67 )

	374	Gastrointestinal lymphoma with liver and kidney metastasis in children diagnosed by ultrasound:#br# report of one case
		BAI Xiao-xi, HUANG Li-Ping
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.021

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 374-375 [Abstract] ( 438 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 72 )

	375	CT findings of ovarian malignant Brenner tumor: report of three cases
		HAN Xu, SUN Mei-yu, CHEN Dan, LIU Ai-lian
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.022

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 375-377 [Abstract] ( 444 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 60 )

	377	Complete pentalogy of Cantrell and holoprosencephaly by prenatal ultrasound: report of one case and literature review
		AN Peng, WANG Yu, FENG Wei， LEI Wen-ting, CHEN Xiao-ni, YANG Juan, LIANG Yuan-ying
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.023

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 377-379 [Abstract] ( 389 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 61 )

	379	Prenatal ultrasound diagnosis of fetus VACTERL association: report of one case and literature review
		XU Jin-zhi, AN Peng, YIN Jia-bao, FENG Wei, YANG Lan-lan, SONG Juan, WANG Yu
		DOI: DOI:10.12117/jccmi.2019.05.024

		2019 Vol. 30 (5): 379-380 [Abstract] ( 334 ) HTML (1 KB) PDF (0 KB) ( 63 )

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