Ultrasonography

Clinical value of concurrent radiochemotherapy in cervical cancer and comparison of ultrasonography findings before and after radiochemotherapy

W. M. Yan, Li, X. Z., Yu, Z. L., Zhang, J., and Sun, X. G., “Clinical value of concurrent radiochemotherapy in cervical cancer and comparison of ultrasonography findings before and after radiochemotherapy”, vol. 14, pp. 3633-3639, 2015.

Herein, we investigated the clinical value of concurrent radiochemotherapy for patients with advanced cervical cancer and its effects on adverse clinical symptoms. Forty patients with cervical cancer were recruited from January 2011 to January 2014 for this study. Participants were randomly allocated into a test or control group, with 20 patients in each group. Patients in the test group were treated with concurrent radiochemotherapy, whereas patients in the control group received only traditional radiotherapy.

Ultrasonic imaging characteristics of transplanted kidneys with delayed graft function

W. X. Liang, Cai, M. J., Jiang, L., Xie, Y. Q., Yuan, W. L., and Zhang, H., “Ultrasonic imaging characteristics of transplanted kidneys with delayed graft function”, vol. 13, pp. 6878-6884, 2014.

We investigated the ultrasonic imaging characteristics of transplanted kidneys with delayed graft function (DGF). Ultrasonography was performed in 44 patients after kidney transplantation, and a time-intensity analysis was performed to compare the differences between patients with normal graft function (NGF) and those with DGF. Compared with the NGF group, the DGF group had earlier arrival time, shorter time to peak, and higher arrival intensity and peak intensity (P

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