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Experimental Study On Evaluation Of Anti-angiogenesis Efficacy With MRI Biomarkers In Colon Cancer Subcutaneous Xenograft Tumor In Nude Mice

Posted on:2014-12-02Degree:DoctorType:Dissertation
Country:ChinaCandidate:S DingFull Text:PDF
GTID:1264330401979430Subject:Surgery
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Objective: To discuss dynamic contrast-enhanced (DCE-MRI) combined withdiffusion-weighted MR imaging (DWI) for noninvasive evaluation of tumor angiogenesisand tumor vessel closure after anti-angiogenesis drugs treatment, and to exploreDCE-MRI and DWI assessment value of early effect of anticancer treatment. Methods:DCE-MRI, DWI scans and conventional MRI were performed for four consecutive daysin10subcutaneous colon cancer xenograft model. The following parameters weredynamic observation, including maximum slope of increase (MSI), microvascularpermeability transfer constant (Ktrans), volume fraction of the plasma space (Vp),extravascular extracellular volume fraction (Ve), microvascular permeability refluxconstant (Kep) and various types of apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC3b, ADC10b,ADClow, ADChigh, ADCperf).Immunohistochemical examination were observed at third andfourth days, including microvessel density (MVD), vascular endothelial growth factor(VEGF) and proliferating cell nuclear antigen (PCNA). Correlation analysis wasperformed between MRI parameters and immunohistochemistry. Subsequently,50subcutaneous colon cancer xenograft model were randomly divided into three groups (10in the control group,20in the anti-angiogenesis drug treatment group,20in the anti-tumorcytotoxic drug treatment group). DWI and DCE-MRI were acquired at baseline,1h,24hand48h post-treatment. The MRI imaging biomarkers were quantified and correlatedwith immunohistochemical examination in24h and48h post-treatment. Results: In theabsence of any drug intervention case, tumor Ktrans, Kep, MSI and ADCperfgraduallyincreased, ADC3band ADC10bgradually reduce With the extension of the observation time.There was positively correlation between Ktransand Kep, MSI, ADCperf. However, therewas respectively negative correlation between Ktrans, Kepand ADC3b, ADC10b. ADCperfwere positively correlated well with the MVD and VEGF. ADC10bwere negatively correlated significantly with MVD, VEGF and PCNA. There are positive correlationbetween Ktrans, MSI and MVD, VEGF and PCNA. There are linear correlation betweenKepand MVD and VEGF. Under the drug intervention, the value of ADCs and Ktrans, Vp,Kep, MSI were significant difference between the three groups. Two drug groups1h aftertreatment, all parameters decreased significantly;24h after treatment, ADClow, ADCperfand parameters from DCE-MRI continued to decline in the anti-angiogenesis drug group,however, various parameters mild recovery in the anti-tumor cytotoxic drugs group.ADC3b, ADC10band immunohistochemistry were negatively correlated. ADCperf, Ktrans, Kep,MSI and immunohistochemistry were positively correlated. No correlation between Ve,Vp and immunohistochemistry. Analysis of the factor analysis, Ktrans, Vp, Kep, MSI,ADCperfand ADClowclassified as tumor microcirculation factor, ADC3b, ADC10bandADChighnormalized for cell metabolism factor, and Ve is integrated factor. Conclusion:Obtaining MRI quantitative and semi-quantitative parameters from DCE-MRI and DWIused as imaging biomarkers can be noninvasive evaluation of tumor angiogenesis andassessment of tumor vascular closure after anti-angiogenesis drugs treatment. Ktrans, Kep,MSI, ADCperfand ADCloware mainly used for the evaluation of tumor microcirculation,ADC3b, ADC10band ADChighvalue mainly reflects the density of tumor cells and tissueedema, and the application value of the Vp and Ve have not confirmed. Combination ofthe two technologies make the more comprehensively reflect the early changes after drugtherapy from tumor microcirculation and cell metabolism, and conducive to the evaluationof the early effects of the drugs. MRI is expected to become one of the main endpoint ofthe evaluation of drug efficacy in the development process of tumor vascular medicine,and to facilitate drug development and clinical application.
Keywords/Search Tags:Magnetic resonance imaging, Imaging biomarker, Angiogenesis, Xenograft, Therapy
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