摘要
目的评价2mg地塞米松抑制试验(DST)以血清皮质醇水平或抑制率为切点诊断库欣综合征的准确性。方法收集经手术后病理学检查明确病因的163例库欣综合征患者的临床资料。回顾并记录患者基础8:00血清皮质醇水平及2mgDST后血清皮质醇绝对值,计算抑制率。分别以血清皮质醇绝对值和抑制率作为2mgDST对库欣综合征的诊断切点,分析两者与患者术后病理学诊断的符合率,评价诊断的准确性。结果经术后病理学检查证实,163例库欣综合征患者中库欣病94例,肾上腺皮质瘤63例,异位促肾上腺皮质激素(ACTH)综合征6例。以2mgDST后血清皮质醇>5μg/dL为切点,诊断库欣病88例,肾上腺皮质瘤63例,异位ACTH综合征6例,与病理学诊断的符合率为96.3%;以2mgDST后抑制率<50%为切点,诊断库欣病68例,肾上腺皮质瘤63例,异位ACTH综合征6例,与病理学诊断的符合率为84.0%。结论与2mgDST后抑制率<50%相比,以血清皮质醇>5μg/dL为切点诊断库欣综合征的准确性更高。
Objective To evaluate the accuracy of 2 mg dexamethasone suppression test(DST)with serum cortisol or inhibition rate as cut-off points in diagnosis of Cushing's syndrome.Methods The clinical data of 163 patients with Cushing's syndrome confirmed by pathological examinations after operation were collected.The baseline serum cortisol levels at 8:00 and serum cortisol levels after 2 mg DST were recorded,and inhibition rates were calculated.Serum cortisol level and inhibition rate were served as cut-off points for diagnosis of Cushing's syndrome in 2 mg DST,and coincidence with pathological diagnosis was analysed.Results Pathological examinations after operation confirmed that there were 94 cases of Cushing disease,63 cases of corticosuprarenaloma and 6 cases of ectopic adrenocorticotropic hormone(ACTH)syndrome among 163 cases of Cushing syndrome.With serum cortisol 5 g/dL after 2 mg DST as cut-off point,88 cases of Cushing disease,63 cases of corticosuprarenaloma and 6 cases of ectopic ACTH syndrome were diagnosed,and coincidence with pathological diagnosis was 96.3%.With inhibition rate 50% after 2 mg DST as cut-off point,68 cases of Cushing disease,63 cases of corticosuprarenaloma and 6 cases of ectopic ACTH syndrome were diagnosed,and coincidence with pathological diagnosis was 84.0%.Conclusion Compared with inhibition rate 50% after 2 mg DST as cut-off point,serum cortisol 5 g/dL after 2 mg DST as cut-off point may yield higher accuracy in diagnosis of Cushing's sydrome.
出处
《上海交通大学学报(医学版)》
CAS
CSCD
北大核心
2010年第5期497-499,507,共4页
Journal of Shanghai Jiao tong University:Medical Science