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A rare type of cancer that grow in connective tissue like bones, nerves, muscles, tendons, cartilage and blood vessels of the arms and legs.

Preparation and application of phycocyanin extract

The invention belongs to the technical field of medicament, and particularly relates to preparation and application of phycocyanin extract. The phycocyanin extract is prepared by the following steps of: crushing spirulina cell walls of spirulina powder to obtain a crude extract by a repeated freeze-thawing method at the temperature of between 20 DEG C below zero and 4 DEG C; depositing the crude extract to obtain a crude protein extract by using 50 to 60 mass percent of ammonium sulfate; and then extracting and purifying the crude protein extract by adopting double aqueous phases, and removing salt by using excess infiltration to obtain phycocyanin extract solution. The phycocyanin extract mainly comprises phycocyanin, and the aqueous solution of the phycocyanin extract has the absorbance characteristics that A620/280 is slightly equal to 3.0+/-0.2 and A620/650 is slightly equal to 2.2+/-0.1. The phycocyanin extract is obtained by mainly combining the processes of ammonium sulfate deposition, double aqueous phase extraction, dialysis and salt removal and the like; and the phycocyanin extract administrated to S180 sarcoma mice with different dosages shows good tumor inhibiting effect and has no obvious toxicity on the spleen and the thymus gland.
Owner:INST OF OCEANOLOGY - CHINESE ACAD OF SCI

Detection and tracking of interventional tools

The present invention relates to minimally invasive X-ray guided interventions, in particular to an image processing and rendering system and a method for improving visibility and supporting automatic detection and tracking of interventional tools that are used in electrophysiological procedures. According to the invention, this is accomplished by calculating differences between 2D projected image data of a preoperatively acquired 3D voxel volume showing a specific anatomical region of interest or a pathological abnormality (e.g. an intracranial arterial stenosis, an aneurysm of a cerebral, pulmonary or coronary artery branch, a gastric carcinoma or sarcoma, etc.) in a tissue of a patient's body and intraoperatively recorded 2D fluoroscopic images showing the aforementioned objects in the interior of said patient's body, wherein said 3D voxel volume has been generated in the scope of a computed tomography, magnet resonance imaging or 3D rotational angiography based image acquisition procedure and said 2D fluoroscopic images have been co-registered with the 2D projected image data. After registration of the projected 3D data with each of said X-ray images, comparison of the 2D projected image data with the 2D fluoroscopic images—based on the resulting difference images—allows removing common patterns and thus enhancing the visibility of interventional instruments which are inserted into a pathological tissue region, a blood vessel segment or any other region of interest in the interior of the patient's body. Automatic image processing methods to detect and track those instruments are also made easier and more robust by this invention. Once the 2D-3D registration is completed for a given view, all the changes in the system geometry of an X-ray system used for generating said fluoroscopic images can be applied to a registration matrix. Hence, use of said method as claimed is not limited to the same X-ray view during the whole procedure.
Owner:KONINKLIJKE PHILIPS ELECTRONICS NV
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