Tosch U, Jautzke G, Ruf B, Witt H
Röntgendiagnostisches Zentralinstitut, Freien Universität Berlin-Standort Wedding.
Digitale Bilddiagn. 1990 Jun;10(2):54-8.
In a retrospective study the results of abdominal computed tomography (CT) from 48 patients, who died of the complications of HIV infection, were compared with those obtained at autopsy. The CT diagnosis was confirmed at autopsy in 39 cases (81.3%). In nine patients CT results did not correlate with the postmortal findings. This was caused by lack of cooperation, cachexia and the time between the last CT study and the death of the patients. Nevertheless, CT with its standardised imaging planes is an important method for diagnosing and monitoring HIV-related diseases of the abdomen.
在一项回顾性研究中，对48例死于HIV感染并发症患者的腹部计算机断层扫描（CT）结果与尸检结果进行了比较。尸检证实CT诊断在39例（81.3%）中是正确的。9例患者的CT结果与死后发现不相关。这是由于缺乏配合、恶病质以及最后一次CT检查与患者死亡之间的时间间隔所致。尽管如此，具有标准化成像平面的CT仍是诊断和监测腹部HIV相关疾病的重要方法。
