Online Journal
電子ジャーナル
IF値: 1.878(2021年)→1.8(2022年)

英文誌(2004-)

Journal of Medical Ultrasonics

一度このページでloginされますと,Springerサイト
にて英文誌のFull textを閲覧することができます.

cover

1982 - Vol.9

Vol.9 No.04

Original Article(原著)

(0296 - 0304)

肝悪性腫瘍における辺縁エコー像と病理組織像の検討

Ultrasonic and Pathological Study of the Marginal Features of Intrahepatic Malignant Tumors

住野 泰清1, 山室 渡1, 羽鳥 知樹1, 中川 和彦1, 保坂 洋夫1, 川田 典子2, 秋間 道夫3

Yasukiyo SUMINO1, Wataru YAMAMURO1, Tomoki HATORI1, Kazuhiko NAKAGAWA1, Hiroo HOSAKA1, Noriko KAWADA2, Michio AKIMA3

1東邦大学医学部第二内科, 2東邦大学医学部超音波検査室, 3東邦大学医学部第一病理

1Department of 2nd. Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, Toho University, 2Ultrasonic Laboratory, School of Medicine, Toho University, 3Department of 1st. Pathology, School of Medicine, Toho University

キーワード : Ultrasonography, Intrahepatic malignant tumor, Marginal echogram of tumor, ultrasonographic-Pathologic correlation

The marginal features of the tumors on echograms were studied in 222 cases with intrahepatic tumors(hepatoma: 92 cases, metastatic liver cancer: 130 cases), and these features were also compared with histological changes in 42 cases (hepatoma: 15 cases, metastatic liver cancer: 27 cases). In the tumors with hypoechoic zone around its margin, the cancer cells at the edge were well preserved and necrosis of the cancer cells were minimal (Type I). Tumors with sharp margins lacking hypo-echoic zones around, generally showed moderate degrees of necrosis and augmented interstitial tissue growth at their edge of tumors (Type II). In the tumors which had no clear demarcated margins, the cancer cells were irregularly infiltrated into liver tissue (Type III). These changes were seen both in hepatoma and metastatic liver cancers. However, the tumor, which showed a thin hyper-echoic zone around the margin, had a thin fibrous capsule. This capsule was seen very frequently in hepatoma. It was concluded that the histological features of the margin of intrahepatic tumors determined the changes of its marginal echographic patterns and a thin hyper-echoic zone was a characteristic echographic finding of hepatoma with a thin fibrous capsule.