Ultrasonic Doppler Study on Detectable Rate of Primary Hepatic Carcinoma in High Risk Population Zhao Yuzhen, Li Shengmian, Shi Jing, et al. Fouth Hospital, Hebei Medical University, Shijiazhuang 050011
Abstract In order to evaluate the detectable rate of primary hepatic carcinoma (PHC) in the high risk populatien, the imaging characteristics and hemodynamics of PHC, the result of 10383 livers examined by ultrasonic Doppler was studied. It indicated that the detectable rate of PHC was 0.14% in the group of normal liver and was 0.84% in fatty liver. The difference between the two groups was significant (RR=6, 95% CI=3.22~18.36); the detectable rate of PHC was 10.56% in the group of chronic hepatopathy and infected by HBV, this is significantly higher than that in the group of normal liver (RR=75.34, 95% CI=40.21~137.53); The detectable rate of PHC was 36.61% in the group of liver cirrhosis, compared with the group of normal liver, the difference was highly significant (RR=261.5, 95% CI=140.45~479.14).
Key words ultrasonography primary hepatic carcinoma
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