Postoperative Examination of Laryngeal Malignant Tumor Based on Narrowband Imaging Resolution Enhancement Technology

Abstract

The application of endoscopic imaging in the biopsy of malignant laryngeal lesions is one of the current research hotspots in the medical field. Based on the narrowband imaging resolution enhancement technology, a model for postoperative examination of laryngeal malignant tumor was constructed in this paper. The article calculated the biopsy detection rate of malignant lesions and the correct biopsy detection rate of the two groups and made a statistical comparison. In the NBI mode group, the mucosal morphology and superficial mucosal microvascular morphology of the same lesion under two different modes of white light and NBI were compared, which solved the problem of data processing of cases. During the case comparison process, patients who needed biopsies to be sent for pathology were selected for inclusion in the study and were randomly divided into two groups. The coincidence rate of EUS combined with NBI diagnosis was significantly higher than that of ordinary white light gastroscopy (47.92%), and the difference was statistically significant (P=0.000<0.05). The experimental results compared the accuracy of the normal white light mode and the NBI mode to diagnose the nature of the lesions: according to the Kudo classification criteria, 23 cases of tumor lesions were to be diagnosed in the normal white light mode, with an accuracy rate of 69.70%, and the NBI mode was to be used to diagnose tumors. There were 81 cases of sexual lesions, with an accuracy rate of 93.94%. The NBI mode was more accurate in diagnosing the nature of the lesions under the Kudo classification standard (P<0.05). In 64 cases, the accuracy rate was 63.63%. Under the NBI mode, 29 cases of tumor lesions were proposed to be diagnosed, and the accuracy rate was 87.88% to promote the application of NBI endoscopy in the biopsy of malignant laryngeal lesions.