Clinical Study on Qualitative Analysis of Highly Concentrated Pulmonary Nodules Using PET/CT Combined with Artificial Intelligence and 512 Slice Spiral CT
Objective:To explore the qualitative analysis value of positron emission tomography(PET)/computed tomography(CT)combined with artificial intelligence and 512 slice spiral CT for high coagulation nodules in the lungs.Methods:A retrospective analysis was conducted on the examination data of 220 patients with pulmonary nodules.All subjects underwent PET/CT and spiral CT examinations,and artificial intelligence analysis was used for PET/CT imaging.Using pathological results as the gold standard,compare the diagnostic value of different methods for diseases,compare the viewing time and image quality,and calculate the diagnostic efficacy of different methods.Results:Pathology confirmed 175 cases of benign nodules and 45 cases of malignant nodules.The consistency between PET/CT combined with artificial intelligence analysis and pathological results was 0.7564,which was higher than the consistency between spiral CT and pathological results of 0.512(P<0.05).The detection rate of inflammatory pseudotumors using PET/CT combined with artificial intelligence analysis was 99.02%,which was higher than the detection rate of 93.14%using spiral CT(P<0.05).The diagnostic sensitivity of PET/CT combined with artificial intelligence analysis was 95.56%,which was higher than the 77.78%of spiral CT examination(P<0.05).Conclusion:The combination of PET/CT and artificial intelligence analysis has high value in qualitative analysis of high concentration nodules in the lungs,which can shorten the time of film reading and improve the sensitivity of diagnosis.
high concentration nodulespositron emission tomographycomputer tomographyAIspiral CTqualitative analysis