Assessment of the interstitial fluid in the subcutaneous tissue of healthy adults using ultrasonography.
Identifieur interne : 001111 ( PubMed/Corpus ); précédent : 001110; suivant : 001112Assessment of the interstitial fluid in the subcutaneous tissue of healthy adults using ultrasonography.
Auteurs : Terumi Ueda-Iuchi ; Naoki Ohno ; Tosiaki Miyati ; Misako Dai ; Mayumi Okuwa ; Toshio Nakatani ; Hiromi Sanada ; Junko SugamaSource :
- SAGE open medicine [ 2050-3121 ] ; 2015.
Abstract
Lymphoedema involves swelling, especially in the subcutaneous tissues. For lymphoedema management to be successful, it is necessary to remove the interstitial fluid. Subcutaneous echogenicity may be associated with interstitial fluid, but echogenicity is not an indicator for the evaluation of management because we do not directly compare echogenicity with the interstitial fluid. We aimed to identify an outcome indicator for the evaluation of interstitial fluid using ultrasonography. We assessed the correlation between echogenicity and transverse relaxation rate (R2) on magnetic resonance imaging.
DOI: 10.1177/2050312115613351
PubMed: 27092255
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For lymphoedema management to be successful, it is necessary to remove the interstitial fluid. Subcutaneous echogenicity may be associated with interstitial fluid, but echogenicity is not an indicator for the evaluation of management because we do not directly compare echogenicity with the interstitial fluid. We aimed to identify an outcome indicator for the evaluation of interstitial fluid using ultrasonography. 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For lymphoedema management to be successful, it is necessary to remove the interstitial fluid. Subcutaneous echogenicity may be associated with interstitial fluid, but echogenicity is not an indicator for the evaluation of management because we do not directly compare echogenicity with the interstitial fluid. We aimed to identify an outcome indicator for the evaluation of interstitial fluid using ultrasonography. We assessed the correlation between echogenicity and transverse relaxation rate (R2) on magnetic resonance imaging.</AbstractText><AbstractText Label="METHODS" NlmCategory="METHODS">This was an observational study. Healthy adults with leg swelling after activity for >8 h were recruited. The legs of 13 women were evaluated using ultrasonography, magnetic resonance imaging and measurements of the limb circumference before and after an intervention to reduce the swelling.</AbstractText><AbstractText Label="RESULTS" NlmCategory="RESULTS">Echogenicity in the oedema group was greater than that of the controls. Echogenicity decreased with reductions in oedema. The range of the strongest correlations with the changes in R2 occurred at echogenicity values of 48-144 (Pearson's correlation coefficient: r = -0.63 and p < 0.01). 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