Oscillating gradient diffusion kurtosis imaging of normal and injured mouse brains.
Oscillating gradient diffusion kurtosis imaging of normal and injured mouse brains.
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正常和受伤小鼠大脑的振荡梯度扩散峰度成像。
DOI:
10.1002/nbm.3917
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发表时间:
2018
影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Zhang,Jiangyang
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作者:
Wu,Dan;Li,Qiang;Northington,FrancesJ;Zhang,Jiangyang
Recent advances in diffusion MRI employ multiple diffusion encoding schemes with varying diffusion direction, weighting, and diffusion time to investigate specific microstructural properties in biological tissues. In this study, we examined time‐dependent diffusion kurtosis contrast in adult mouse brains and in neonatal mouse brains after hypoxic–ischemic (HI) injury.In vivodiffusion kurtosis maps were acquired with a short diffusion time using an oscillating gradient spin echo (OGSE) sequence at 100 Hz and with a relatively long diffusion time (20 ms) using a pulsed gradient spin echo (PGSE) sequence. In the adult mouse brain, we found that the cortex and hippocampus showed larger differences between OGSE kurtosis and PGSE kurtosis than major white matter tracts. In neonatal mouse brains with unilateral HI injury, the OGSE kurtosis map overall provided stronger edema contrast than the PGSE kurtosis map, and the differences between OGSE and PGSE kurtosis measurements in the edema region reflected heterogeneity of injury. This is the firstin vivostudy that has demonstrated multi‐direction OGSE kurtosis contrasts in the mouse brain. Comparing PGSE and OGSE kurtosis measures may provide additional information on microstructural changes after ischemic stroke.