Diffusion imaging for therapy response assessment of brain tumor.
Diffusion imaging for therapy response assessment of brain tumor.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.nic.2009.08.009
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发表时间:
2009-11
影响因子:
2.3
通讯作者:
Ross, Brian D.
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作者:
Chenevert, Thomas L.;Ross, Brian D.
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Advanced imaging provides insight into biophysical, physiologic, metabolic, or functional properties of tissues. Since water mobility is sensitive to cellular homeostasis, cellular density and microstructural organization, it is considered a valuable tool in the advanced imaging arsenal. This article briefly summarizes diffusion imaging concepts and highlights clinical applications of diffusion MRI for oncologic imaging. The inverse relationship between water mobility and density of cellular elements has been exploited in attempts to characterize and grade brain tumor based on apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC), as well as distinguish tumor from peritumoral edema. Diffusion tensor imaging and its derivative maps of diffusion anisotropy allow assessment of tumor compression or destruction of adjacent normal tissue anisotropy thus may aid to assess tumor infiltration and aid pre-surgical planning. A variety of preclinical studies on treated tumor models demonstrate ADC is sensitive to therapeutic alteration of tumor by effective cytotoxic agents, and that ADC changes are measurable before the lesion shrinks in size. In corresponding clinical studies, these ADC changes have been detected before completion of fractionated chemo-radiation schedules thus diffusion-based biomarkers of response have the potential to be used to intervene and individualize therapy delivery. Several methods to distill diffusion information into quantitative biomarkers have been proposed and include tumor summary statistics of baseline ADC/FA values and their change with time, as well as production of voxel-by-voxel response maps that reflect the relative volume of responding tumor. The voxel-based methods require coregistration of image volumes but this approach may also have value to guide spatially-directed therapies.
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