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Abstract：
UNASSIGNED: This study examined the implementation of a Doppler sonography imaging protocol to assess intraneural blood flow, within the median nerve, in healthy individuals.
UNASSIGNED: A total of 176 participants were examined, and this involved 717 retrospective observations of the images collected. The implemented imaging protocol was assessed, and the data that were collected were cleaned and checked for fidelity and validity.
UNASSIGNED: A large percentage of missing evidence (11%-35%) across proximal, mid, and distal carpal tunnel locations. Only a quarter of cases with evidence of intraneural blood flow had the strongest evidence of a power Doppler video clip, of which only three-quarters were valid. The study identified potential areas for improving the imaging protocol to reduce missing data and improve data quality.
UNASSIGNED: This study demonstrates the significance of a standardized imaging protocol to guide the sonographic acquisition of Doppler images and provides important insights into potential issues with data quality. The recommendations have the potential to help future studies assess intraneural blood flow in healthy populations in a more rigorous and reliable way. Incorporating the study\'s recommendations into a standardized protocol, there is potential to enhance the diagnostic accuracy of carpal tunnel syndrome and improve diagnosis and treatment.
UNASSIGNED: A total of 176 participants were examined, and this involved 717 retrospective observations of the images collected. The implemented imaging protocol was assessed, and the data that were collected were cleaned and checked for fidelity and validity.
UNASSIGNED: A large percentage of missing evidence (11%-35%) across proximal, mid, and distal carpal tunnel locations. Only a quarter of cases with evidence of intraneural blood flow had the strongest evidence of a power Doppler video clip, of which only three-quarters were valid. The study identified potential areas for improving the imaging protocol to reduce missing data and improve data quality.
UNASSIGNED: This study demonstrates the significance of a standardized imaging protocol to guide the sonographic acquisition of Doppler images and provides important insights into potential issues with data quality. The recommendations have the potential to help future studies assess intraneural blood flow in healthy populations in a more rigorous and reliable way. Incorporating the study\'s recommendations into a standardized protocol, there is potential to enhance the diagnostic accuracy of carpal tunnel syndrome and improve diagnosis and treatment.
摘要：
■这项研究检查了多普勒超声成像协议的实施，以评估神经内血流，在正中神经内，在健康的个体中。
■共检查了176名参与者，这涉及对收集的图像进行717次回顾性观察。评估了已实施的成像方案，对收集的数据进行清理,并检查其保真度和有效性.
■大部分缺失证据（11%-35%）mid,和远端腕管位置。只有四分之一的有神经内血流证据的病例有最强烈的能量多普勒视频剪辑证据，其中只有四分之三有效。该研究确定了改进成像协议以减少丢失数据并提高数据质量的潜在领域。
■这项研究证明了标准化成像协议的重要性，以指导多普勒图像的超声采集，并为数据质量的潜在问题提供了重要见解。这些建议有可能帮助未来的研究以更严格和可靠的方式评估健康人群的神经内血流。将研究的建议纳入标准化方案，有可能提高腕管综合征的诊断准确性并改善诊断和治疗。
■共检查了176名参与者，这涉及对收集的图像进行717次回顾性观察。评估了已实施的成像方案，对收集的数据进行清理,并检查其保真度和有效性.
■大部分缺失证据（11%-35%）mid,和远端腕管位置。只有四分之一的有神经内血流证据的病例有最强烈的能量多普勒视频剪辑证据，其中只有四分之三有效。该研究确定了改进成像协议以减少丢失数据并提高数据质量的潜在领域。
■这项研究证明了标准化成像协议的重要性，以指导多普勒图像的超声采集，并为数据质量的潜在问题提供了重要见解。这些建议有可能帮助未来的研究以更严格和可靠的方式评估健康人群的神经内血流。将研究的建议纳入标准化方案，有可能提高腕管综合征的诊断准确性并改善诊断和治疗。
