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Évaluation de la correction du mouvement respiratoire sur la détection des lésions en oncologie TEPMarache-Francisco, Simon 14 February 2012 (has links) (PDF)
La tomographie par émission de positons (TEP) est une méthode d'imagerie clinique en forte expansion dans le domaine de l'oncologie. De nombreuses études cliniques montrent que la TEP permet, d'une part de diagnostiquer et caractériser les lésions cancéreuses à des stades plus précoces que l'imagerie anatomique conventionnelle, et d'autre part d'évaluer plus rapidement la réponse au traitement. Le raccourcissement du cycle comprenant le diagnostic, la thérapie, le suivi et la réorientation thérapeutiques contribue à augmenter le pronostic vital du patient et maîtriser les coûts de santé. La durée d'un examen TEP ne permet pas de réaliser une acquisition sous apnée. La qualité des images TEP est par conséquent affectée par les mouvements respiratoires du patient qui induisent un flou dans les images. Les effets du mouvement respiratoire sont particulièrement marqués au niveau du thorax et de l'abdomen. Plusieurs types de méthode ont été proposés pour corriger les données de ce phénomène, mais elles demeurent lourdes à mettre en place en routine clinique. Des travaux récemment publiés proposent une évaluation de ces méthodes basée sur des critères de qualité tels que le rapport signal sur bruit ou le biais. Aucune étude à ce jour n'a évalué l'impact de ces corrections sur la qualité du diagnostic clinique. Nous nous sommes focalisés sur la problématique de la détection des lésions du thorax et de l'abdomen de petit diamètre et faible contraste, qui sont les plus susceptibles de bénéficier de la correction du mouvement respiratoire en routine clinique. Nos travaux ont consisté dans un premier temps à construire une base d'images TEP qui modélisent un mouvement respiratoire non-uniforme, une variabilité inter-individuelle et contiennent un échantillonnage de lésions de taille et de contraste variable. Ce cahier des charges nous a orientés vers les méthodes de simulation Monte Carlo qui permettent de contrôler l'ensemble des paramètres influençant la formation et la qualité de l'image. Une base de 15 modèles de patient a été créée en adaptant le modèle anthropomorphique XCAT sur des images tomodensitométriques (TDM) de patients. Nous avons en parallèle développé une stratégie originale d'évaluation des performances de détection. Cette méthode comprend un système de détection des lésions automatisé basé sur l'utilisation de machines à vecteurs de support. Les performances sont mesurées par l'analyse des courbes free-receiver operating characteristics (FROC) que nous avons adaptée aux spécificités de l'imagerie TEP. L'évaluation des performances est réalisée sur deux techniques de correction du mouvement respiratoire, en les comparant avec les performances obtenues sur des images non corrigées ainsi que sur des images sans mouvement respiratoire. Les résultats obtenus sont prometteurs et montrent une réelle amélioration de la détection des lésions après correction, qui approche les performances obtenues sur les images statiques.
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RECHERCHE D'UNE METHODE DE MESURE NON-INVASIVE DES RESISTANCES RESPIRATOIRES. EFFETS VENTILATOIRES ET CARDIAQUES DE CHARGES RESISTIVES.Calabrese, Pascale 14 December 1998 (has links) (PDF)
L'objectif premier de ce travail a été la mise au point d'une méthode nouvelle d'évaluation des résistances respiratoires, basée sur les différences entre les variations de sections du thorax et de l'abdomen, mesurées par pléthysmographie à variation d'inductance. L'évaluation de cette différence a été examinée par différentes formulations de la distance Thorax-Abdomen. C'est la distance entre asters (aster : représentation vectorielle des quatre premières harmoniques d'une décomposition en série de Fourier de chaque cycle respiratoire), qui présente la plus grande sensibilité, la plus faible variabilité et la meilleure reproductibilité. Chez des sujets sains, cette distance augmente significativement avec des charges résistives croissantes (3 à 13 cmH2O.l-1.s), additionnées sur la totalité du cycle respiratoire, aussi bien dans la position assise qu'en décubitus dorsal. Les droites de régressions distances-résistances des différents sujets, sont parallèles entre elles, suggérant la possibilité d'utiliser une droite de pente commune pour évaluer les variations de résistance respiratoire. Un essai de validation de la méthode, au cours de tests à la méthacholine, ne nous a pas permis de montrer une augmentation de la distance Thorax-Abdomen avec la résistance des voies aériennes, mesurée par pléthysmographie corporelle, chez tous les sujets. Au cours d'addition de charges résistives chez le sujet sain, l'étude des caractéristiques ventilatoires et de la variabilité cardiaque a montré (1) une augmentation significative des durées inspiratoires et expiratoires et du volume courant, une faible diminution de la ventilation minute comme en témoigne les faibles variations de la teneur en CO2 du gaz expiré, alors que la forme des cycles respiratoires et le rapport durée inspiratoire/durée totale restent inchangés, et (2) pas de modification de la valeur moyenne de la période cardiaque mais une augmentation de la variabilité, essentiellement en raison d'une augmentation de l'arythmie sinusale d'origine respiratoire. Il n'existe pas de différence significative entre les indices spécifiques de l'arythmie sinusale d'origine respiratoire, à une même fréquence respiratoire, qu'elle résulte d'une addition de résistance ou qu'elle soit obtenue par une ventilation à fréquence imposée.
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Contribution à la compréhension et à la modélisation des effets lésionnels sur le thorax des ondes de choc aériennes / Contribution to the understanding and modelling of the lesional effects on the thorax bound to the exposure to a shock waveBoutillier, Johanna 16 January 2017 (has links)
Dans le contexte actuel d’attentats et autres conflits armées, le risque lésionnel thoracique par explosion est exacerbé sans que pour autant l’on sache l’efficacité réelle des moyens actuels de protection thoracique individuelle face à une telle menace. Ce travail de thèse, combinant expérimentations et simulations numériques, a traité de front l’ensemble de la chaine physique entre la détonation d’une charge explosive et l’apparition de lésions pulmonaires. Un des premiers objectifs a été de comprendre les différents phénomènes physiques mis en jeu lors de la propagation de l’onde de choc en champ libre. Le large éventail de données expérimentales acquis a permis de développer des outils simples permettant la détermination des caractéristiques de la menace ainsi qu’une approche numérique robuste sous LS-DYNA. L’objectif suivant a été d’étudier l’interaction d’ondes de choc avec des cibles de géométries simples et de compositions différentes. L’analyse des données expérimentales acquises a permis, en plus de la validation numérique de l’interaction fluide-structure et des MEF des structures, de déterminer de possibles candidats pour la définition d’un critère de lésions thoraciques. Enfin, des essais sur réacteurs biologiques post-mortem ont été réalisés, permettant d’obtenir la réponse cinématique du thorax du modèle porcin sous blast. Tout ceci a permis d’aboutir à des voies d’amélioration et à des outils prometteurs pour permettre l’évaluation et l’évolution des systèmes de protection thoracique dans un futur assez proche afin de limiter les risques face à cette menace qui a gagné en importance ces dernières années. / With the increasing number of bombing attacks and armed conflicts, the risk of thoracic injuries caused by the blast threat is worsen, without knowing the efficiency of the current individual chest protection systems impacted by such a threat. This research, combining experiments and numerical simulations, dealt with the physics at play from the detonation of an explosive charge and the injury outcomes. One of the first objectives was to understand the different physical phenomena involved in the propagation of the shock wave in the open field. The huge set of data acquired allowed the development of simple tools for the determination of the blast characteristics as well as a robust numerical approach under LS-DYNA. The next objective was to study the interaction of shock waves with targets of simple geometries and different compositions. In addition to the numerical validation of the fluid-structure interaction and of the FEM of the structures, the analysis of the experimental data acquired allowed to determine possible candidates for the definition of a thoracic injury criterion. Finally, tests on biological post-mortem reactors have been carried out, which enabled to obtain the kinematic response of the swine’s thorax under blast. All this work has led to improvements and promising tools for the evaluation and the improvement of chest protection systems in the near future. The proposed tools should be used to limit the risks to this threat which has gained in importance in recent years.
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Návrh testovací figuríny pro nárazové zkoušky / Design of a Crash-Test DummySedláčková, Martina January 2017 (has links)
The main objective of this thesis is construction of crash test dummy for vehicle-pedestrian crash tests. There is review of nowadays used crash test dummies types in the introduction of this thesis. This is followed by part describing construction itself. Chapter about construction begins by characterizing of used materials features in relation with real human body physiology. Main part of chapter is describing construction of crash test dummy’s skeleton and its individual components including 3D modelling and strength analysis. Thesis is finished by cost assessment.
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Pneumothorax und Hämatothorax – unterschätzte Verletzungen? Eine Auswertung von 202 Fällen zur Optimierung der Diagnostik und des Komplikationsmanagements thorakaler Verletzungen an der Universitätsmedizin Göttingen / Pneumothorax and hematothorax – undererstimated injury? An evaluation of 202 cases for diagnostic improvement and improvement of management of complications of thoracal disease at the university medical centre GöttingenObermeyer, Stephanie 02 December 2019 (has links)
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Biomimicry of the Hawk Moth, Manduca sexta (L.): Forewing and Thorax Emulation for Flapping-Wing Micro Aerial Vehicle DevelopmentMoses, Kenneth C. 01 June 2020 (has links)
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The Effect of Seatbelt Pretensioner and Side Airbag Combined Loading on Thoracic Injury in Small, Elderly Females in Side Impact Automotive CollisionsLinton, Evan Robert January 2021 (has links)
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Efeitos da manobra de recrutamento alveolar nas fases inspiratória e expiratória na tomografia computadorizada de tórax em pacientes com lesão pulmonar aguda ou síndrome do desconforto respiratório agudo / Effects of recruitment maneuver during expiration and inspiration analyzed by thoracic CT scan in patients with acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndromeMatos, Gustavo Faissol Janot de 25 March 2008 (has links)
O objetivo da Estratégia de Recrutamento Máximo (ERM) guiada pela TC de tórax é minimizar a quantidade de colapso alveolar e os mecanismos de lesão induzida pela ventilação mecânica (VILI). Os objetivos deste trabalho são comparar por meio da análise quantitativa das imagens obtidas pela TC durante ERM, em pacientes com SDRA, os seguintes parâmetros: colapso, hiperdistensão Tidal Recruitment (TR), Tidal Stretch (TS) e a distribuição de ar nos pulmões Métodos - Doze pacientes foram transportados para a sala de TC e seqüências de imagens foram obtidas durante a pausa expiratória e inspiratória ao longo da ERM. A ERM consistiu em ventilação modo Pressão Controlada com diferencial fixo de pressão 15 cmH2O e elevações progressivas da PEEP de 10 - 45 cmH2O (fase de recrutamento) e titulação da PEEP (25 - 10 cmH2O) FR=10 - 15 irpm, relação I:E 1:1 e FiO2 1.0. Os pulmões foram divididos em quatro regiões de acordo com o eixo esterno - vertebral (1 anterior e 4 posterior) Resultados - A idade media da população estudada foi de 46 ± 20,5 anos e cerca de 92% dos pacientes tinham SDRA de origem primária. Com o objetivo de manter o recrutamento alcançado pela ERM foram necessários níveis elevados de PEEP média de 23,7 ± 2,3 cmH2O. A relação PaO2/FiO2 aumentou de 131,6 ± 37,6 para 335,9±58,7 (p<0,01) após a titulação da PEEP. A quantidade de colapso global diminuiu de 54 ± 8% (P10pré) para 4,8 ± 6% (P45) (p<0,01), e em P25pós foi mantido em níveis baixos 6,7 ± 6% (p=1,0). Em relação ao TR global, diminuiu de P10pre (4 ± 4%) para P45 (1 ± 1%) (p=0,029), e também foi mantido em níveis baixos após a titulação da PEEP em P25pós (p=1,0). Quanto à hiperdistensão, houve aumento estatisticamente significativo entre P10pré e P45 (p=0,032), embora em termos absolutos este aumento foi inferior a 5%. A comparação entre P25pré e P25pós revelou que não houve diferença entre eles (p=1,0). Não houve aumento do Tidal Hyperinflation entre P10pré e P45 (p=0,95). O Tidal Stretch também diminuiu durante a ERM e foi mantido em níveis baixos em P25pós, semelhantes aos observados em P45. Em P10pre durante pausa expiratória, quase 80% do ar se localizava distribuído na metade anterior dos pulmões. Durante ERM a distribuição de ar foi progressivamente em direção à metade posterior, até que em P25pós atingiu quase 40% (p<0,01). Discussão - A análise tomográfica detalhada destes 12 pacientes portadores de SDRA apresentou como principais resultados que a Estratégia de Recrutamento Máximo guiada por TC de tórax reduziu de forma significativa a quantidade de colapso pulmonar global, de Tidal Recruitment, de Tidal Stretch sem, no entanto, intensificar significativamente a geração de hiperdistensão. Foram necessários níveis elevados de PEEP (cerca de 25 cmH2O em média) para a manutenção do recrutamento adquirido e para garantir distribuição mais homogênea do ar nos pulmões. A elevação da PEEP de 10 cmH2O pra 20 cmH2O, sem a realização de manobra de recrutamento, pode exacerbar os mecanismos de VILI ao invés de diminuí-los. A ERM não promove aumento relevante da hiperdistensão, frente à imensa contribuição na redução do colapso e dos outros mecanismos de VILI. Conclusões - A ERM e titulação da PEEP guiados pela TC de tórax diminuiu significativamente a quantidade de colapso pulmonar, Tidal Recruitment e Tidal Stretch, sem no entanto, aumentar significativamente a hiperdistensão. A ERM também promoveu distribuição de ar mais homogênea no parênquima pulmonar. / The goal of Maximal Recruitment Strategy (MRS) guided by thoracic CT scan is to minimize alveolar collapse and the mechanisms of ventilator induced lung injury (VILI). The objectives of this study were to compare by quantitative analyzes of CT scan image of the lungs obtained during MRS of patients with ARDS, the following parameters: collapse, overdistension, Tidal Recruitment (TR), Tidal Stretch (TS) and the gas distribution throughout the lungs. Methods - Twelve patients were transported to the CT room and sequences of CT scan at expiratory and inspiratory pauses were performed during MRS. MRS consisted of 2 min steps of tidal ventilation with fixed deltaPCV=15 cmH2O and progressive increments in PEEP levels (recruitment 10 - 45 cmH2O) and PEEP titration (25 - 10 cmH2O). RR=10 - 15 bpm, I:E ratio 1:1, and FiO2 1.0. The lungs were divided in 4 regions according to the sternum-vertebral axis (1 anterior and 4 posterior). Results - The mean age of the studied population was 46 ± 20,5 y.o., and 92% of the patients ad primary ARDS. In order to sustain recruitment obtained by MRS, mean PEEP levels of 23,7 ± 2,3 cmH2O were necessary and PaO2/FiO2 ratio increased from 131,6 ± 37,6 to 335,9±58,7 (p<0,01) after MRS and PEEP titration. Global collapse decreased from 54 ± 8% (P10pre) to 4,8 ± 6% (P45) (p<0,01), and was sustained at similar levels at P25post 6,7 ± 6% (p=1,0). Global TR also decreased from P10pre (4 ± 4%) to P45 (1 ± 1%) (p=0,029), and was sustained with the same levels at P25post (p=1,0). Regarding overdistension there was statistically significant increment from P10pre to P45 (p=0,032), although in absolute terms the increment was very low < 5%, and P25pre and P25post were identical (p=1,0). There was no increment of Tidal Hyperinflation from P10pre to P45 (p=0,95). TS also decrease during MRS and was maintained at low levels similar to P45 at titrated PEEP (P25post). At P10pre almost 80% of the air at FRC was located at anterior regions. During MRS the distribution of air was directed towards the posterior regions and at P25post was almost 40% (p<0,01). Discussion - The tomographic analysis revealed that during MRS there was a significantly reduction of pulmonary collapse, Tidal Recruitment and Tidal Stretch, without increasing significantly overdistension. High levels of PEEP were necessary to sustain recruitment obtained during MRS and homogeneous gas distribution throughout the lung parenchyma. When PEEP was increased from P10pre to P20pre there was an increment in TR and TS, without a significantly reduction in absolute mass of collapsed lung, suggesting that it may exacerbate the mechanisms of VILI. MRS does not promote relevant overdistention when balanced by its effects on reduction of the mechanisms of VILI. Conclusions - MRS and PEEP titration guided by CT scan decreased significantly lung collapse, Tidal Recruitment and Tidal Stretch, without increasing significantly overdistension. MRS also promoted a homogeneous gas distribution throughout the lung parenchyma.
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Efeitos da manobra de recrutamento alveolar nas fases inspiratória e expiratória na tomografia computadorizada de tórax em pacientes com lesão pulmonar aguda ou síndrome do desconforto respiratório agudo / Effects of recruitment maneuver during expiration and inspiration analyzed by thoracic CT scan in patients with acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndromeGustavo Faissol Janot de Matos 25 March 2008 (has links)
O objetivo da Estratégia de Recrutamento Máximo (ERM) guiada pela TC de tórax é minimizar a quantidade de colapso alveolar e os mecanismos de lesão induzida pela ventilação mecânica (VILI). Os objetivos deste trabalho são comparar por meio da análise quantitativa das imagens obtidas pela TC durante ERM, em pacientes com SDRA, os seguintes parâmetros: colapso, hiperdistensão Tidal Recruitment (TR), Tidal Stretch (TS) e a distribuição de ar nos pulmões Métodos - Doze pacientes foram transportados para a sala de TC e seqüências de imagens foram obtidas durante a pausa expiratória e inspiratória ao longo da ERM. A ERM consistiu em ventilação modo Pressão Controlada com diferencial fixo de pressão 15 cmH2O e elevações progressivas da PEEP de 10 - 45 cmH2O (fase de recrutamento) e titulação da PEEP (25 - 10 cmH2O) FR=10 - 15 irpm, relação I:E 1:1 e FiO2 1.0. Os pulmões foram divididos em quatro regiões de acordo com o eixo esterno - vertebral (1 anterior e 4 posterior) Resultados - A idade media da população estudada foi de 46 ± 20,5 anos e cerca de 92% dos pacientes tinham SDRA de origem primária. Com o objetivo de manter o recrutamento alcançado pela ERM foram necessários níveis elevados de PEEP média de 23,7 ± 2,3 cmH2O. A relação PaO2/FiO2 aumentou de 131,6 ± 37,6 para 335,9±58,7 (p<0,01) após a titulação da PEEP. A quantidade de colapso global diminuiu de 54 ± 8% (P10pré) para 4,8 ± 6% (P45) (p<0,01), e em P25pós foi mantido em níveis baixos 6,7 ± 6% (p=1,0). Em relação ao TR global, diminuiu de P10pre (4 ± 4%) para P45 (1 ± 1%) (p=0,029), e também foi mantido em níveis baixos após a titulação da PEEP em P25pós (p=1,0). Quanto à hiperdistensão, houve aumento estatisticamente significativo entre P10pré e P45 (p=0,032), embora em termos absolutos este aumento foi inferior a 5%. A comparação entre P25pré e P25pós revelou que não houve diferença entre eles (p=1,0). Não houve aumento do Tidal Hyperinflation entre P10pré e P45 (p=0,95). O Tidal Stretch também diminuiu durante a ERM e foi mantido em níveis baixos em P25pós, semelhantes aos observados em P45. Em P10pre durante pausa expiratória, quase 80% do ar se localizava distribuído na metade anterior dos pulmões. Durante ERM a distribuição de ar foi progressivamente em direção à metade posterior, até que em P25pós atingiu quase 40% (p<0,01). Discussão - A análise tomográfica detalhada destes 12 pacientes portadores de SDRA apresentou como principais resultados que a Estratégia de Recrutamento Máximo guiada por TC de tórax reduziu de forma significativa a quantidade de colapso pulmonar global, de Tidal Recruitment, de Tidal Stretch sem, no entanto, intensificar significativamente a geração de hiperdistensão. Foram necessários níveis elevados de PEEP (cerca de 25 cmH2O em média) para a manutenção do recrutamento adquirido e para garantir distribuição mais homogênea do ar nos pulmões. A elevação da PEEP de 10 cmH2O pra 20 cmH2O, sem a realização de manobra de recrutamento, pode exacerbar os mecanismos de VILI ao invés de diminuí-los. A ERM não promove aumento relevante da hiperdistensão, frente à imensa contribuição na redução do colapso e dos outros mecanismos de VILI. Conclusões - A ERM e titulação da PEEP guiados pela TC de tórax diminuiu significativamente a quantidade de colapso pulmonar, Tidal Recruitment e Tidal Stretch, sem no entanto, aumentar significativamente a hiperdistensão. A ERM também promoveu distribuição de ar mais homogênea no parênquima pulmonar. / The goal of Maximal Recruitment Strategy (MRS) guided by thoracic CT scan is to minimize alveolar collapse and the mechanisms of ventilator induced lung injury (VILI). The objectives of this study were to compare by quantitative analyzes of CT scan image of the lungs obtained during MRS of patients with ARDS, the following parameters: collapse, overdistension, Tidal Recruitment (TR), Tidal Stretch (TS) and the gas distribution throughout the lungs. Methods - Twelve patients were transported to the CT room and sequences of CT scan at expiratory and inspiratory pauses were performed during MRS. MRS consisted of 2 min steps of tidal ventilation with fixed deltaPCV=15 cmH2O and progressive increments in PEEP levels (recruitment 10 - 45 cmH2O) and PEEP titration (25 - 10 cmH2O). RR=10 - 15 bpm, I:E ratio 1:1, and FiO2 1.0. The lungs were divided in 4 regions according to the sternum-vertebral axis (1 anterior and 4 posterior). Results - The mean age of the studied population was 46 ± 20,5 y.o., and 92% of the patients ad primary ARDS. In order to sustain recruitment obtained by MRS, mean PEEP levels of 23,7 ± 2,3 cmH2O were necessary and PaO2/FiO2 ratio increased from 131,6 ± 37,6 to 335,9±58,7 (p<0,01) after MRS and PEEP titration. Global collapse decreased from 54 ± 8% (P10pre) to 4,8 ± 6% (P45) (p<0,01), and was sustained at similar levels at P25post 6,7 ± 6% (p=1,0). Global TR also decreased from P10pre (4 ± 4%) to P45 (1 ± 1%) (p=0,029), and was sustained with the same levels at P25post (p=1,0). Regarding overdistension there was statistically significant increment from P10pre to P45 (p=0,032), although in absolute terms the increment was very low < 5%, and P25pre and P25post were identical (p=1,0). There was no increment of Tidal Hyperinflation from P10pre to P45 (p=0,95). TS also decrease during MRS and was maintained at low levels similar to P45 at titrated PEEP (P25post). At P10pre almost 80% of the air at FRC was located at anterior regions. During MRS the distribution of air was directed towards the posterior regions and at P25post was almost 40% (p<0,01). Discussion - The tomographic analysis revealed that during MRS there was a significantly reduction of pulmonary collapse, Tidal Recruitment and Tidal Stretch, without increasing significantly overdistension. High levels of PEEP were necessary to sustain recruitment obtained during MRS and homogeneous gas distribution throughout the lung parenchyma. When PEEP was increased from P10pre to P20pre there was an increment in TR and TS, without a significantly reduction in absolute mass of collapsed lung, suggesting that it may exacerbate the mechanisms of VILI. MRS does not promote relevant overdistention when balanced by its effects on reduction of the mechanisms of VILI. Conclusions - MRS and PEEP titration guided by CT scan decreased significantly lung collapse, Tidal Recruitment and Tidal Stretch, without increasing significantly overdistension. MRS also promoted a homogeneous gas distribution throughout the lung parenchyma.
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