Correlation of contrast-enhanced CT quantitative parameters with proliferation and invasion gene expression in pancreatic cancer

摘要

Objective: To discuss the correlation of contrast-enhanced CT quantitative parameters with proliferation and invasion gene expression in pancreatic cancer. Methods: A total of 100 patients with pancreatic cancer who were treated in the hospital between May 2015 and May 2017 were selected as pancreatic cancer group, and 48 patients with necrotic pancreatitis who received surgical treatment in the hospital during the same period were selected as pancreatitis group. Differences in pancreatic contrast-enhanced CT value as well as the expression of proliferation-related genes and invasion-related genes in lesion tissue were compared between the two groups, and Pearson test was used to evaluate the correlation of pancreatic cancer tissue CT value with proliferation and invasion gene expression. Results: Contrast-enhanced CT value of pancreatic cancer tissue was lower than that of pancreatitis tissue;proliferation-related genes Bmi-1, Ezrin and FOXC1 mRNA expression in lesion tissue of pancreatic cancer group were higher than those of pancreatitis group while EphB2 and RGC-32 mRNA expression were lower than those of pancreatitis group;invasion-related genes FHL1, JDP2, Let-7f and TFPI-2 mRNA expression in lesion tissue of pancreatic cancer group were lower than those of pancreatitis group while Twist and HOXB7 mRNA expression were higher than those of pancreatitis group. Pearson test showed that the contrast-enhanced CT value of pancreatic cancer was directly correlated with the proliferation and invasion gene expression in lesion tissue. Conclusion: Contrast-enhanced CT value of pancreatic cancer tissue was lower than that of normal pancreas tissue, and the specific CT value was directly correlated with the tumor proliferation and invasion-related gene expression, and can be used as a simple and reliable method for early diagnosis of disease and judgement of illness severity.