摘要
目的:测量磁共振正中矢状位上正常成人胼胝体面积,探讨不同年龄组及不同性别间可能的差异。方法:磁共振检查286例正常成人,其中男性127例,女性159例,年龄由20岁至81岁,分为20~29岁组、30~39岁组、40~49岁组、50~59岁组、60岁以上组共5组;其中20~29岁组男25例、女26例;30~39岁组男26例、女33例;40~49岁组男33例、女50例;50~59岁组男32例、女36例;60岁以上组男11例、女14例。测量磁共振成像T1加权像正中矢状位上胼胝体面积及颅内大脑面积,进行标准化。经统计学处理研究分析。结果:286例正常成人胼胝体面积平均值为(619.01±90.61)mm2;其中男性127例面积平均值为(635.99±85.62)mm2;女性158例面积平均值为(605.37±92.46)mm2;20~29岁组、30~39岁组、40~49岁组、50~59岁组、60岁以上组各年龄组胼胝体面积平均值分别为(627.52±83.34)mm2、(622.13±123.68)mm2、(615.84±85.53)mm2、(621.34±74.32)mm2、(605.81±77.53)mm2。结论:胼胝体面积标准化平均值在20~29岁组、30~39岁组、40~49岁组之间无明显变化,在50岁后逐渐缩小,不同年龄组间无显著性差异(P<0.05)。不同性别胼胝体面积平均值女性大于男性,但无显著差异(P<0.05)。
Objective: To measure the various area of the corpus callosum in normal adults and to investigate the possible existence of difference in different age groups and sex. Methods: Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) from 286 healthy adults (127 males, 159 females) ranging in age from 20 to 81 were studied. The patients were divided into 5 groups according to ages: 20 - 29, 30 - 39, 40 - 49, 50 - 59, 60 - . There were 25 males, 26 females in 20 - 29 group;26 males, 33 females in 30 - 39 group; 33 males, 50 females in 40 - 49 group; 32 males, 36 females in 50 - 59 group; 11 males, 14 females in 60 - 69 group. Results:The average area of 286 normal adults was 619.01 ± 90.61 nun2. The average area of 127 men was 635.99 ± 85.62 mm^2 ;The average area of 158 women was 605.37 ± 92.46 mm^2 ; The average areas of each subgroups in 20 - 29, 30 - 39, 40-49, 50 -59, 60 - , were 627.52 ± 83.34 mm^2, 622.13 ± 123.68 mm^2, 615.84 ± 85.53 mm^2, 621.34 ± 74.32 mm^2, 605.81 ± 77.53 mm^2 mspeetivdy. Conclusion: There are no marked change of average area mnong the groups of 20 - 29, 30 - 39, 40 - 49. The average area are gradually decreased after 50 - 59. There are no significant difference among all the groups ( P 〈 0.05). The average area is larger in men titan that in women, but with no significant difference( P 〈0.05).
出处
《医学影像学杂志》
2009年第7期798-800,共3页
Journal of Medical Imaging
关键词
正常成人
胼胝体
磁共振成像
Normal adults
Corpus callosmn
Magnetic resonance imaging