Colorectal Cancer
Copyright ©2005 Baishideng Publishing Group Co.
World J Gastroenterol. Jan 21, 2005; 11(3): 327-330
Published online Jan 21, 2005. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v11.i3.327
Table 1 Results of FTIR spectral analysis and corresponding pathological detection of measured colorectal tissues.
Case numberTissueSexAge (yr)Measurement dateFTIR measurement modeCharacteristics of FTIR spectraFTIR analysis resultsPathological results
The bands of C-H stretching
1CecumF692000-7-21in vivo duringvibration and C = O vibrationAdenocarcinoma
surgical operationdisappeared; peak position ofCecum cancerof cecum
amide I = 1641/cm; Iamide II (middle
weak); I1393/cm>I1460/cm
I2969/cm (weak) , I2934/cmModerately
2Sigmoid colonM632003-7-22in vivo during(weak); peak position ofColon cancerdifferentiated
surgical operationamide I = 1636/cm; Iamide IIadenocarcinoma of
(very weak); I1391 /cm>I1460/cmsigmoid colon
I2989/cm (weak) , I2924/cm
3Sigmoid colonM522003-11-3in vivo during(weak); peak position ofColon cancerCarcinoma
surgical operationamide I = 1640/cm; Iamide IIof sigmoid
(very weak); I1413/cm>≈I1456/cm
The bands of C-H stretching
4Transverse colon M772003-12-5in vivo duringvibration and C = O vibrationColon cancerAdenocarcinoma
surgical operationdisappear; peak position of amideof transverse colon
I = 1638/cm; Iamide II (very weak);
I1400/cm>I1446/cm
I2924/cm (weak), I2850/cm (weak),Moderately
5RectumM602003-7-22in vivo beforeI1731 cm-1 (weak); peak position ofRectum cancerdifferentiated
surgical operationamideI = 1641/cm; Iamide II (weak);adenocarcinoma
I1402 /cm>I1469/cmof rectum