Diagnostic accuracy and safety of CT-guided percutaneous lung biopsy with a coaxial cutting needle for the diagnosis of lung cancer in patients with UIP pattern

Kim, Da Young; Sun, Joo Sung; Kim, Eun Young; Park, Kyung Joo; You, Seulgi

doi:10.1038/s41598-022-20030-z

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“…This is because most medical instruments are made of conductive material (able to transmit heat and electricity), so when introduced to a high electromagnetic field, that results in more concentrated electrical currents. This allows energy to be transmitted through the insulator, which results in excess heating [5]. Lastly, the presence of the medical instruments themselves can decrease the resolution of MRI images, so images may be uninformative or misleading and can lead to a misdiagnosis and inappropriate treatment.…”

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Effectiveness of early cancer detection method: magnetic resonance imaging and X-ray technique

Zhang¹

2023

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Cancer is a major problem plaguing human society today. With the research and development of nano-drug delivery technology and new non-surgical treatment methods, many types of early cancers can be cured or effectively controlled. However, the current treatment methods for advanced cancer are still limited, and efficient early cancer identification is crucial for enhancing patients prognosis and survival rates. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and X-ray technologies are currently the mainstream and generally applicable means of early cancer detection. However, there is a lack of unified comparison and interpretation for their respective applicable cancer detection types. Herein, the paper first provides a comprehensive comparison and explanation of the working principles of the two technologies, as well as their advantages and disadvantages. Further, this article introduces the application of MRI and X-ray technology in the early detection of different common cancer types, including lung, breast, and brain cancers. The paper found that MRI is crucial in the early detection of brain cancer, and X-ray is a common method for lung cancer screening. With further advances in technology, cancer-related deaths can be further curbed.

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Effectiveness of early cancer detection method: magnetic resonance imaging and X-ray technique

Zhang¹

2023

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“…Despite these limitations, our retrospective study with a large number of PNBs performed in a single center confirmed the diagnostic power of the CX technique and recognized significant factors for the improvement of the imaging-guided lung biopsy technique to achieve a good diagnostic accuracy and a lower complication rate. Further ideas for future studies could be the evaluation of the effectiveness of new devices for the prevention and limitation of post-procedural PNX and the development of risk stratification systems before biopsy (36), particularly in patients with important non-neoplastic pulmonary pathologies such as interstitial lung diseases (37).…”

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Benefit Over Risk Assessment of CT-guided Lung Core Needle Biopsy With the Coaxial Technique

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Background/Aim: Lung percutaneous needle biopsy (PNB) under CT guidance can be performed with a single-needle or with a coaxial (CX) technique. This study evaluated the CX technique in a large cohort of patients who underwent to CT-guided lung PNB in our Institute over a period of 7 years. Patients and Methods: We retrospectively collected and analyzed data relative to 700 CT-guided lung PNBs performed from August 2012 to August 2019 in 700 patients (M:F=436:264; mean age=69 years, range=6-93 years) with normal coagulation and pulmonary function. PNB was considered diagnostic if at least one of the collected tissue specimens allowed for histological diagnosis. Pulmonary hemorrhage (PH) and pneumothorax (PNX) were evaluated as present or absent. Statistical analysis was made by Chi-square test of Pearson, Fisher's exact test and Wilcoxon test. Results: The CX technique showed a high diagnostic accuracy ( 93.0%) and allowed the collection of a great number of appropriate tissue specimens with a single pleural puncture (≥3 specimens in 77.4% of cases). PH was the complication more frequent (55.4%), without significant clinical impact. Global PNXs incidence was high (42.9%), but the introducer allowed to aspirate the PNX with a lower percentage of chest tube placement vs. PNXs not aspirated (6.3% and 13.3%, respectively). Conclusion: This large retrospective study confirmed the high diagnostic accuracy of lung PNB with the CX technique and allowed identification of significant factors to achieve a greater diagnostic power and decrease complication rates.

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“…They help detect cancer of different types. They're good at seeing tumor growth in tissues and organs, suggesting their inability to detect bone or blood cancers [2].…”

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“…By comparing MRI images obtained before the treatment and after, doctors can ascertain whether there is a developed, contracted, or stagnant tumor. This crucial evaluation helps decide whether the patient should continue the current treatment or consider other therapeutic options [2]. MRI is also vital in sensing the recurrence of cancer after treatment or the reoccurrence of cancer after a deceiving period of retardation.…”

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Beyond Today's MRI: Machine Learning and AI Pioneering Tomorrow's Imaging Landscape

Komenan

2024

Curr. J. Appl. Sci. Technol.

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Aims: To survey the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning in magnetic resonance imaging. Objectives: To discuss the fundamental knowledge behind the concepts of magnetic resonance imaging, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. The interconnectivity between utilizing AI models and different MRI images to achieve perfect evaluation was also examined. Discussion: Various MRI images were discussed, including magnetic resonance angiography, anatomical MRI, diffusion MRI, and functional MRI. Supervised and unsupervised machine learning are the types of ML that have found wide applications in MRI. For supervised machine learning, the various methods under this are k-space methods, image restoration methods, cross-domain methods, direct mapping, and unrolled optimization. Nonetheless, recurrent neural networks (RNNs) and convolutional neural networks (CNNs) were the two noticeable AI models often employed during medical imaging. Conclusions: In conclusion, artificial intelligence as a subset of machine learning has found wide medical applications to MRI. The emerging technology of AI in MRI has profound future applications in medical field.

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Diagnostic accuracy and safety of CT-guided percutaneous lung biopsy with a coaxial cutting needle for the diagnosis of lung cancer in patients with UIP pattern

Cited by 9 publications

References 44 publications

Effectiveness of early cancer detection method: magnetic resonance imaging and X-ray technique

Effectiveness of early cancer detection method: magnetic resonance imaging and X-ray technique

Benefit Over Risk Assessment of CT-guided Lung Core Needle Biopsy With the Coaxial Technique

Beyond Today's MRI: Machine Learning and AI Pioneering Tomorrow's Imaging Landscape

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