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Chinese Journal of Lung Cancer ; (12): 319-323, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-775626

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BACKGROUND@#Lung cancer is the cancer with the highest morbidity and mortality at home and abroad at present. Using computed tomography (CT) to screen lung cancer nodules is a huge workload. To test the effect of artificial intelligence in automatic identification of lung cancer by using artificial intelligence to find the lung cancer nodules automatically in the chest CT of 1 mm and 5 mm thick.@*METHODS@#5,000 cases of T1 stage lung cancer patients with 1 mm and 5 mm layer thickness were respectively labeled and learned by computer neural network, the algorithm of forming pulmonary nodules was carried out. 500 cases of chest CT in T1 stage lung cancer patients with 1 mm and 5 mm thickness were tested by artificial intelligence formation, and the sensitivity and specificity were compared with artificial reading.@*RESULTS@#Using artificial intelligence to read chest CT 500 in 5 mm, the sensitivity was 95.20%, the specificity was 93.20%, and the Kappa value of two times repeated read was 0.926,1. For 1 mm chest CT 500 cases, the sensitivity is 96.40%, the specificity is 95.60%, and the Kappa reads two times is 0.938,6. Compared with 5 doctors, the same CT sets with 1 mm thickness were read. The detection rates of artificial intelligence and artificial reading were similar to those of lung cancer nodules and negative control read films, and there was no significant difference between them. In the comparison of the same CT slices with 5 mm thickness, the number of detection of lung cancer nodules by artificial intelligence is better than that of artificial reading, and the sensitivity is higher, but the number of false messages is increased and the specificity is slightly worse.@*CONCLUSIONS@#The automatic learning of early lung cancer chest CT images by artificial intelligence can achieve high sensitivity and specificity of early lung cancer identification, and assist doctors in the diagnosis of lung cancer.


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Humans , Artificial Intelligence , Lung Neoplasms , Diagnosis , Pathology , Medical Informatics , Methods , Neoplasm Staging
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Article in Chinese | WPRIM (Western Pacific) | ID: wpr-563698

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Objective To establish a method for determining the soybean isoflavones and Monacolin K in fermented soybean product by high performance liquid chromatography(HPLC). Methods The soybean isoflavones and Monacolin K in fermented soybean were separated by HPLC with polaris C18 (2.0 mm?100 mm, 3?m)at 50℃.The mixed solution of water (containing 0.3%phosphatic acid) and acetonitrile was used as mobile phase for gradient elution at a rate 0.30ml/min. And the absorption was measured at 260 nm, 237 nm for the soybean isoflavones and Monacolin K, were determined of soybean isoflavones and Monacolin K in fermented soybean product. Results When the contents of soybean isoflavones and Monacolin K were in 0.2~45mg/L, there was a good linear relationship between absorption and content, by which the average recoveries were 88.9%~101.1% and relative standard deviation ranged between 0.89%~3.19%. Conclusion The method is accurate and reliable for quantitative analysis of the soybean isoflavones and Monacolin K in fermented soybean product.

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