WO2012083532A1 - 载药造影微泡的超声控制释放及其监控成像方法及微泡破坏量评价方法 - Google Patents
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- the invention belongs to the field of ultrasonic diagnosis and treatment, and particularly relates to an ultrasonic control translation and a monitoring imaging method for a drug-loaded contrast microbubble and a microbubble destruction amount evaluation method, which expands the function of the existing all-digital ultrasound imaging system into Ultrasound contrast envelope microbubbles (hereinafter referred to as drug-loaded contrast microbubbles) with drug loading, localized, fixed-point, conformal spatiotemporal control and low-energy coded excitation monitoring imaging.
- drug-loaded contrast microbubbles Ultrasound contrast envelope microbubbles
- the drug translation system encapsulates the drug in a carrier, implants or injects it into the body, and achieves drug release by slow degradation or exogenous stimulation induction of the carrier in the body, thereby increasing the concentration of the drug in the local lesion tissue.
- Ultrasound-guided drug control is more cost-effective, more controllable in time and space, and easier to combine with ultrasound monitoring imaging than drugs released under the energies of magnetic fields, electric fields, and temperature.
- the monitoring imaging of this process requires monitoring before and after translating without destroying the drug-loaded microbubbles, and has high detection sensitivity for the concentration of ultrasound contrast microbubbles, especially the lower microbubble concentration in deep blood vessels.
- the coding excitation method widely used in radar is introduced into the ultrasound monitoring imaging before and after drug translation. The advantage is that the peak sound power can be reduced to avoid excessive sound pressure causing the rupture of the drug-loaded microbubbles, while increasing the average sound power to increase the energy of the signal to increase the depth of detection and signal-to-noise ratio of the tissue.
- the applicant of the present invention implements the above-mentioned fixed-point, localized, and conformal low-intensity focused ultrasound focus control mode for drug-loaded microbubble spatio-temporal control translation and low-energy coding excitation monitoring imaging technology on the existing fully digital ultrasound imaging apparatus, thereby enabling The functions and applications of existing all-digital B-mode devices have undergone fundamental changes.
- the present invention provides an ultrasonic controlled release of a drug-loaded contrast microbubble and a monitoring imaging method thereof, comprising the following steps:
- Step 1 Pre-treatment monitoring of the lesion area: ie, the injected drug-loaded angiography Buffering and collection of radio frequency data;
- Step 3 Select a treatment area for rupture release of the drug-loaded contrast microbubbles according to the size, shape and location characteristics of the lesion area;
- Step 4 Determine the size, position and number of basic focus units to be synthesized according to the size and position of the selected treatment area
- Step 6 Start the control pulse according to the excitation delay time obtained in step 5, and synthesize N basic focus units with different sizes and positions to form a conformal focal region matching the selected treatment area, and perform drug-loading contrast microbubbles.
- the fixed point, partial, and conformal translation Step 7: Monitor the lesion area after drug release, complete a surveillance imaging-loading microbubble break release-monitoring imaging cycle;
- the monitoring imaging is performed by using a low energy coded excitation mode;
- the transmission mode uses a pseudo-random m sequence to perform phase modulation transmission on the m sequence;
- the decoding uses the m+1 sequence; as a preferred embodiment of the present invention, in the step 4, determining the size, location, and number of basic focus units that need to be synthesized. After N, all the array elements of the array transducer are divided into M groups by the size of each basic focus unit, and then the number of each array element is calculated inversely according to the focus diameter formula, and the sum of the number of array elements is not guaranteed. Exceeding the total number of transducer elements;
- the invention also provides a method for evaluating the amount of damage of microbubbles: comprising the following steps: Step 1: In the monitoring imaging system with low energy coded excitation, m parameter imaging of the collected radio frequency data to obtain a sequence m parametric image;
- Step 2 Select the region of interest on the m parametric image according to the treatment area, and take the mean or median of the image, representing the average concentration of the scatterers in the region, thereby drawing a TNC curve;
- Step 3 by subtracting the ordinate corresponding to the front and back time on the TNC curve obtained in step 2, the difference of the m parameter values is obtained;
- Step 4 Determine the amount of drug release in this area based on the curve to analyze the reduction of drug-loaded contrast microbubbles.
- the present invention realizes two functions of localized, fixed-point, conformal control translation and low-energy coding excitation monitoring imaging of the ultrasound contrast envelope microbubbles carrying the drug on the existing all-digital ultrasound imaging system, thereby Fundamentally expand the work of existing all-digital diagnostic ultrasound equipment Mode and function;
- the present invention proposes to implement on the existing all-digital ultrasound imaging system.
- the conformal focal region reverse synthesis control technique for local and fixed-point drug translation specifically, the treatment region where the drug-loaded microbubbles need to be broken and translated according to the shape, position and size of the lesion, and the synthesis of the conformable coke is determined.
- the number N and size of the basic focus units required by the domain are divided into N groups of transducer elements, each group is used to synthesize a basic focus unit, and each array is inversely determined according to the focus synthesis theory of the array transducer.
- the number of array elements of the tuple (guarantee that the number of array elements in each group does not exceed the total number of transducer elements) and the excitation delay time of each array element, and the control delay pulse is started according to the excitation delay time, and each basic focus unit is synthesized at the same time. Finally, a conformal focal region is formed.
- the basic focus unit can be changed in terms of focus size, focal length and deflection angle, so that the focus can be calculated to have a certain size at a certain depth.
- the corresponding excitation delay time of each driving array element realizes the positioning of the focus of different sizes on the drug release plane by calling the controlled release pulse having the delay time.
- the monitoring imaging method of the present invention replaces the traditional monitoring imaging with a low-energy coded excitation emission method.
- the pseudo-random m-sequence encoding is used to perform phase-modulated emission on the m-sequence.
- the m-sequence is a sequence of positive and negative levels +a, -a. When it is positive, it is a sine of 0 phase. Waveform, when it is negative, it is a sinusoidal sinusoidal waveform to achieve phase Modulation.
- the present invention provides a parameter based on the Nakagami statistical model for the drug in the region of interest.
- the parameter m in the Nakagami statistical model can distinguish different scatterer concentrations, and the parametric m image can reflect the local scatterer concentration distribution of the imaged object.
- Ultrasound contrast microbubbles act as a scatterer. Therefore, the present invention uses a parametric m image to reflect the distribution of microbubbles in the contrast region.
- Figure 1 is a timing chart of the operation of the system of the present invention
- Figure 2 is a flow chart of the operation of the system of the present invention.
- FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing a specific method for the reverse synthesis of a conformal focal region in the present invention
- Figure 4 is a schematic diagram showing changes in contrast microbubble concentration in low energy coded contrast imaging and conventional ultrasound contrast imaging modes
- Fig. 5 is a schematic view showing the method for evaluating the amount of destruction of microbubbles based on m parametric imaging in the present invention. detailed description
- the invention mainly includes the following three contents:
- the first aspect provides a system solution for extending the original single diagnostic imaging function of the fully digital ultrasound imaging system to a localized, fixed-point, conformal control translation and low-energy coded excitation monitoring imaging function of the drug-loaded contrast microbubble;
- a technique for implementing conformal focal region reverse synthesis control for local and fixed-point drug control interpretation on an existing fully digital ultrasound imaging system is developed;
- a method for evaluating a drug damage amount in a region of interest based on a parameter m in a Nakagami statistical model is provided;
- the present invention provides a system solution for extending the original single diagnostic imaging function of a fully digital ultrasound imaging system to a localized, fixed-point, conformal control translation and low-energy coded excitation monitoring imaging function for drug-loaded contrast microbubbles.
- the fully digital ultrasound imaging system of the present invention consists of an ultrasound array transducer, a fully digital ultrasound imaging device, a network connection, and a host PC.
- the timing of the system's time-sharing work is shown in Figure 1.
- the system work flow chart is shown in Figure 2.
- the specific approach is:
- Step 1 Start the system and initialize the device.
- Step 2 According to the coded excitation monitoring imaging method, the user performs pre-treatment monitoring on the lesion area: the monitoring imaging emission sequence of the coded excitation is started by the fully digital ultrasound imaging system, and the radio frequency data of the injected drug-loaded contrast microbubbles is collected. Transmission:
- the delay formula is:
- T ⁇ ( l - [ l + ( H ⁇ f ) + To , where is the time at which the central element emits a pulse wave or c F
- F is the focal length
- n is the number of elements participating in a single shot
- d is the center distance of the element
- c is the speed of sound
- Step 4 The main control PC of the system transmits a command to the imaging device through the network connection, and calls the low-intensity focus controlled release pulse with the above excitation delay time to synthesize each basic focus unit to form a suitable matching with the selected treatment area of the user. Forming focal region, performing fixed-point, partial, and conformal translation of the drug-loaded contrast bubble;
- Step 5 After the fully digitalized ultrasound imaging device completes the control of the drug-loaded contrast microbubbles, restarts the ultrasound-monitored imaging sequence of the coded excitation, monitors the lesion area after the drug is released, and completes a surveillance imaging-loading microbubble. Fracture translation - monitoring imaging cycle;
- Step 6 The user judges whether the remaining area of the treatment area needs to be controlled for translation according to the translation and release of the drug-loaded contrast microbubble displayed on the monitoring image, and restarts the focus control pulse if necessary, and moves the transducer if not needed. Enter another imaging plane, repeat the above diagnostic imaging - drug-loaded microbubble rupture - monitoring imaging work process, and finally the master PC calculates the microbubble damage based on the radio frequency data of the monitored image obtained by it, and finally the treatment Conduct an evaluation.
- the present invention in order to solve the problem of uncontrollable full-field translation of the microbubbles in the ultrasonic single-probe scanning beam or the B-mode scanning imaging plane in the conventional mode, the present invention develops an existing all-digital ultrasound imaging system.
- a conformal focal region reverse synthesis control technique for realizing local and fixed-point drug translation the user can select the treatment area to be translated and translated according to the shape, position and size of the patient's lesion, and determine the number N and size of the basic focus units needed to synthesize the conformal focal region.
- the array element of the transducer is divided into M groups, each group is used to synthesize a basic focus unit, and the number of array elements of each array of elements is inversely determined according to the focus synthesis theory of the array transducer (guarantee the number of array elements of each array) Adding no more than the total number of transducer elements and the excitation delay time of each element, the control pulse is started according to the excitation delay time, and each basic focus unit is synthesized at the same time, and finally a conformal focal region is formed.
- the coding method used in the present invention is a pseudo-random m-sequence, and the internal clock frequency is set to 40 MHz, and each '+' or '-' represents a time length of 25 ns, if the excitation waveform is set to '++++' , the duration of the excitation is 100ns, and if the waveform of the excitation is set to, the excitation duration is 100ns. If the excitation waveform is set to '++++----', the duration of the excitation is 200ns and the frequency of the transducer's transmitted waveform is 5MHz.
- this decoding method can overcome the DC component interference generated by the m-sequence autocorrelation decoding method, thereby improving the signal-to-noise ratio and penetration depth of the signal.
- Coded excitation m sequence The longer the code length, the stronger the energy of the signal, the stronger the penetrating power, the lower the sidelobe level produced by decoding, and the lower the signal-to-noise ratio.
- the array array probe of the all-digital diagnostic ultrasound device used in the present invention has 128 array elements and 256 excitation channels (positive /negative)) imaging depth, focus position, number of scan lines, pulse repetition frequency, etc.;
- the receiving parameters such as the number of receiving channels, that is, the number of receiving elements (the maximum number of receiving channels provided by the device is 32), the sampling frequency (can be set to 5/10/20/40MHZ), Format of stored data (RF data or video data), data storage memory
- the present invention also provides a method for evaluating the amount of drug damage in a region of interest based on the parameter m in the Nakagami statistical model, as follows:
- the statistical model performs statistical analysis on the ultrasonic scattering signal.
- the parameter m in the Nakagami statistical model is a shape parameter, which determines the shape of the statistical distribution fitting curve. Since the echo envelope statistics obtained by different scattering sub-concentrations have different shapes, The parameter m can be used to distinguish different scatterer concentration distributions, and within a certain range of scatterer concentrations, the parameter m and the scatterer concentration have a good proportional relationship. Therefore, the m-parameter image can be reflected by the parameter m.
- Ultrasound contrast microbubbles as a kind of scatterer, m parameter images can be used to reflect the distribution of microbubbles in the contrast area.
- m-parametric images are unaffected by dynamic range, system gain, and time gain compensation
- m-parametric imaging methods can utilize weaker echo signals.
- Obtaining the scatterer concentration distribution of the object can reduce the influence of the attenuation to some extent. Therefore, the Time-Nakagami Parameter m Curves (TNC) obtained by using the parameter m is as effective as the Time Intensity Curves TIC in the contrast imaging blood flow perfusion evaluation, and can overcome the attenuation of the tissue.
- TPC Time-Nakagami Parameter m Curves
- the invention provides a new method for evaluating the amount of microbubble destruction: in a low-energy coded excitation monitoring imaging system, m-parameter imaging is performed on the collected radio frequency data to obtain a sequence m parametric image, as shown in FIG. 5 . Then, according to the treatment area, the region of interest is selected on the m parametric image, and the mean or median of the image is taken to represent the average concentration of the scatterers in the region, thereby drawing a TNC curve, and the ordinate corresponding to the anteroposterior time on the TNC curve Subtracting, the difference between the obtained m parameter values can qualitatively describe the amount of microbubble reduction between the ultrasound contrast envelope microbubbles between the two monitoring times.
- the above description is only one embodiment of the present invention, and is not all or the only embodiment. Any equivalent transformation of the technical solution of the present invention by those skilled in the art by reading the specification of the present invention is the present invention. Covered by the claims.
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