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Ⅹ. 図表の説明、図
図 1. 血管機能検査における B モードおよび A モードの対比
血管径測定画面は B モードの短軸および長軸像と、超音波の振幅と距離を表す一次
情報であり、B モード画像の 5 倍の分解能を持つ A モード波形が表示されている。A
モードから輝度変換を行って B モード表示が行われ、B モード画像に加工する前段階
で高い分解能を有する A モード信号で血管径の計測を行う。A モード中央の黄色のバ
ーは、上端が体表側の内皮(near wall)、下端が深部側の内皮(far wall)を示す。長軸像
の中央の黄色のバーと A モードの中央の黄色のバーは同一である。
図 2. 経時的曲線上で表した各指標
拡張開始時間:駆血開放あるいは投薬後に血管径が変化し始めるまでの時間、拡張
時間:拡張開始から最大拡張時径までの時間を示す時間、血流減衰時定数:駆血開放
後に血流速度や血流量が一時的に増大し減少する過程での血流量、AUC:拡張開始か
ら最大拡張時径までの曲線得られる積分値である拡張曲線下面積、拡張最大速度:血
管径が拡張する連続測定の過程で最大の血流速度、拡張時定数:拡張開始から最大拡
張時径の 63%の径に達する時間を示す時定数
図 3. AAA 群における瘤径別⊿FMD/⊿NMD および FMD/NMD-AUC
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図 4. PAD 群における Fontaine 分類別⊿FMD/⊿NMD および FMD/NMD-AUC
図 5.
AAA 群における糖尿病または脂質異常症の有無での FMD-AUC の比較
図 6.
PAD 群における糖尿病または脂質異常症の有無での FMD-AUC の比較
図 7.
血管機能検査における評価対象
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図1. 血管機能検査における B モードおよび A モードの対比
37
図2. 経時的曲線上で表した各指標
38
図3. AAA 群における瘤径別⊿FMD/⊿NMD および FMD/NMD-AUC
39
図4. PAD 群における Fontaine 分類別⊿FMD/⊿NMD および FMD/NMD-AUC
40
図5. AAA 群における糖尿病または脂質異常症の有無での FMD-AUC の比較
41
図6. PAD 群における糖尿病または脂質異常症の有無での FMD-AUC の比較
42
図7. 血管機能検査における評価対象
43
Ⅺ. 表
表 1.AAA 群における瘤径分類別の患者特性
n.s.: not significant
BMI:body mass index
packyear:(1日の喫煙本数 / 20 本) × 喫煙年数
SBP:systolic blood pressure
DBP:diastolic blood pressure
T-cho:total cholesterol
HDL:high density lipoprotein
LDL:low density lipoprotein
TG:triglycerides
HbA1c:glycated haemoglobin
eGFR:estimated glomerular filtration rate
ARB:angiotensin II receptor blocker
ACE:Angiotensin converting enzyme
NO:nitric oxide
CRP:C-reactive protein
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表2. AAA 群における瘤径分類別の FMD ならびに NMD
*:p<0.05
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表3. PAD 群における Fontaine 分類別の患者特性
n.s.: not significant
BMI:body mass index
packyear:(1日の喫煙本数 / 20 本) × 喫煙年数
SBP:systolic blood pressure
DBP:diastolic blood pressure
T-cho:total cholesterol
HDL:high density lipoprotein
LDL:low density lipoprotein
TG:triglycerides
HbA1c:glycated haemoglobin
eGFR:estimated glomerular filtration rate
ARB:angiotensin II receptor blocker
ACE:angiotensin converting enzyme
NO:nitric oxide
CRP:C-reactive protein
46
表4. PAD 群における Fontaine 分類別の FMD ならびに NMD
*:p<0.05
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表 5. PAD 群における Fontaine 分類別重症度と相関する因子
自由度調整済み決定係数 R2, FMD-AUC:0.226, NMD-AUC:0.311
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