1. 人脑胶质瘤组织双色荧光染色图像质量 与诊断效能分析.
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王凯旋, 李鹏飞, 赵宇, 李航, 李明, 张世渊, 吉宏明, and 胡昌辰
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Objective To analyze the quality and diagnostic performance of images of dual-color fluorescence staining of human glioma and to compare dual-color fluorescence staining with HE staining. Methods Seventy-one cases of fresh human brain tissue specimens were collected and divided into two samples of the same size for dual-color fluorescence staining and HE staining. The lipids and DNA of brain tissues in one sample were stained with BODIPY and DRAQ5, respectively, and fluorescence imaging was performed under laser scanning confocal microscope, and we collected the fluorescence images. The fluorescence images were randomly evaluated by two pathologists and were compared with the images of HE staining. Another sample was stained with HE and scanned with a slide scanner. Two pathologists evaluated the images of dual-color fluorescence staining and HE staining separately after staining and evaluated again after 90 days of dualcolor fluorescence staining. The consistency test was performed on the result of evaluation of the two pathologists and κ value was calculated to judge the diagnostic consistency of dual-color fluorescence staining and HE staining. The diagnostic accuracy rate, sensitivity, and specificity of dual-color fluorescence staining were calculated. Results The fluorescence images of dual-color fluorescence staining of human glioma showed similar histological characteristics to images of HE staining, and lipids of dual-color fluorescence staining were remained complete. Pathologist A obtained 21 cases of lowgrade glioma and 50 cases of high-grade glioma by evaluating the images of dual-color fluorescence staining. Pathologist B obtained 24 cases and 47 cases, respectively. Kappa consistency test was performed between the first diagnosis results of pathologists A and B and the diagnosis results of HE staining, and κ value was 0. 48 and 0. 64, respectively. After 90 days of dual-color fluorescence staining, two pathologists evaluated the images of dual-color fluorescence staining for the second time. In this time, pathologist A obtained 26 cases of low-grade glioma and 45 cases of high-grade glioma and pathologist B evaluated 28 and 43 cases, respectively. Kappa consistency test was performed by comparing the second diagnosis result of pathologists A and B with the diagnosis result of HE staining, and κ values were 0. 76 and 0. 82, respectively. The sensitivity, specificity, and diagnostic accuracy of pathologist A were 88%, 57% and 76% in the first diagnosis, and 93%, 82% and, 89% in the second diagnosis, respectively. The sensitivity, specificity and accuracy of pathologist B were 91%, 71%, and 83% in the first diagnosis, and 93%, 89% and 92% in the second diagnosis, respectively. Conclusions The images of dual-color fluorescence staining of human glioma have similar histological characteristics to images of HE staining, and dual-color fluorescence staining remains lipids complete. Compared with HE staining, the diagnostic consistency of dual-color fluorescence staining is basically satisfied and it has high diagnostic accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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