Bleomycin 유도 폐 섬유화 쥐 모델에서 미세 전산화단층촬영의 유용성

Background: Micro computed tomography (CT) is rapidly developing as an imaging tool, especially for mice, which have become the experimental animal of choice for many pulmonary disease studies. We evaluated the usefulness of micro CT for evaluating lung fibrosis in the murine model of bleomycin-indu...

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Veröffentlicht in:Tuberculosis and respiratory diseases 2009, 67(5), 298, pp.436-444
Hauptverfasser: 이재아, Jae A Lee, 진공용, Gong Yong Jin, 복세미, Se Mi Bok, 한영민, Young Min Han, 박성주, Seoung Ju Park, 이용철, Yong Chul Lee, 정명자, Myung Ja Chung, 윤건하, Gun Ha Youn
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Zusammenfassung:Background: Micro computed tomography (CT) is rapidly developing as an imaging tool, especially for mice, which have become the experimental animal of choice for many pulmonary disease studies. We evaluated the usefulness of micro CT for evaluating lung fibrosis in the murine model of bleomycin-induced lung inflammation and fibrosis. Methods: The control mice (n=10) were treated with saline. The murine model of lung fibrosis (n=60) was established by administering bleomycin intra-tracheally. Among the 70 mice, only 20 mice had successful imaging analyses. We analyzed the micro CT and pathological findings and examined the correlation between imaging scoring in micro CT and histological scoring of pulmonary inflammation or fibrosis. Results: The control group showed normal findings on micro CT. the abnormal findings on micro CT performed at 3 weeks after the administration of bleomycin were ground-glass opacity (GGO) and consolidation. At 6 weeks after bleomycin administration, micro CT showed various patterns such as GGO, consolidation, bronchiectasis, small nodules, and reticular opacity. GGO (r=0.84) and consolidation (r=0.69) on micro CT were significantly correlated with histological scoring that reflected pulmonary inflammation (p
ISSN:1738-3536
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