蝶窦分隔确定海绵窦段颈内动脉位置在神经内镜手术中的应用
段禹舟, 李龙, 高伟, 李连祥, 吴安华中国医科大学附属第一医院神经外科, 沈阳 110001
收稿日期:
2020-05-07出版日期:
2021-02-28发布日期:
2021-01-21通讯作者:
吴安华E-mail:wuanhua@yahoo.com作者简介:
段禹舟(1994-),男,医师,硕士.基金资助:
国家自然科学基金(81172409,81472360,81872054);辽宁省科学技术计划(2011225034)关键词: 颈内动脉, 蝶窦分隔, 影像融合
Abstract: Objective To obtain a universally applicable classification of the sphenoid sinus septum and to analyze the anatomical correlation and relationship between the sphenoid sinus septum and the internal carotid artery (ICA) C3 segment. Methods The data of 110 patients undergoing surgery in the Department of Neurosurgery,The First Affiliated Hospital of China Medical University,from June 2014 to September 2019 were collected. The sphenoid sinus was classified into "O","I","Ⅱ","X",and "Y" types according to the shape and position of the sphenoid sinus septum on the computed tomography coronal image. The angle between the sphenoid sinus septum and the midline was measured,and the correlation between various factors and whether the sphenoid sinus septum points to the ICA C3 segment were established. Results After excluding unqualified patients and patients with excessive invasion of the sphenoid sinus septum,96 patients were included,among which,29 patients had type "Y",22 had type "Ⅱ",21 had type "I",11 had type "O",and 7 had type "X". Eighty percent of the patients had at least one sphenoid sinus septum pointing to the ICA C3 segment. Whether the sphenoid sinus septum points to the ICA C3 segment and is correlated with the angle between the sphenoid sinus septum and the midline (AUC=0.665,95%CI:0.551-0.778,P=0.002),and was not correlated with other factors. Conclusion Whether the sphenoid sinus septum points to the ICA C3 segment is correlated with the angle between the sphenoid sinus septum and the midline. The sphenoid sinus septum can be used as an anatomical landmark of the ICA C3 segment when the angle > 15.35°.
Key words: internal carotid artery, sphenoidal sinus separation, image fusion
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