PIT PATTERN DIAGNOSIS FOR COLORECTAL NEOPLASIA USING NARROW BAND IMAGING MAGNIFICATION
PIT PATTERN DIAGNOSIS FOR COLORECTAL NEOPLASIA USING NARROW BAND IMAGING MAGNIFICATION
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使用窄带成像放大率对结直肠肿瘤进行凹陷模式诊断
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10.1111/j.1443-1661.2006.00622.x
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2006
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5.3
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K. Chayama
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Shinji Tanaka;S. Oka;Mayuko Hirata;S. Yoshida;I. Kaneko;K. Chayama
Narrow band imaging (NBI) is a newly developed technology that uses optical filters for RGB sequential illumination and narrows the bandwidth of spectral transmittance. NBI enables the observation of the fine capillaries in the superficial mucosa of the gastrointestinal tract. In this report, the authors assessed the clinical usefulness of NBI magnification in pit pattern diagnosis for colorectal neoplasia. A total of 90 colorectal lesions including nine cases of hyperplasia, 60 of tubular adenoma and 21 of early carcinoma were analyzed. Histologic diagnosis was undertaken according to World Health Organization classifications. Magnified observation of the lesions was performed using NBI without chromoendoscopy, and pit pattern diagnosis was then recorded. After endoscopic or surgical resection of the lesion, the authors performed stereoscopic examination to confirm the pit pattern. From these data, the authors estimated the ability to diagnose pit patterns using NBI magnification without chromoendoscopy. The correspondence rate of pit pattern diagnosis between NBI magnification without chromoendoscopy and stereoscopic findings was 100% (9/9) for type II, 100% (56/56) for type IIIl, 100% (3/3) for type IV, 80% (12/15) for type Vi, and 57% (4/7) for type Vn. NBI magnification without chromoendoscopy demonstrated good results for pit pattern diagnosis of colorectal neoplasia, especially for lesions with regular pit pattern.
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