Three-dimensional assessment of brain arterial compliance: Technical development, comparison with aortic pulse wave velocity, and age effect.
Three-dimensional assessment of brain arterial compliance: Technical development, comparison with aortic pulse wave velocity, and age effect.
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10.1002/mrm.28835
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2021-10
影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
Lu H
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Li Y;Lim C;Schär M;Jiang D;Qiao Y;Pillai JJ;Lu H
The ability to measure cerebral vascular compliance (VC) is important in the evaluation of vascular diseases. Additionally, quantification of arterial wall pulsation in the brain may be useful for understanding the driving force of the recently discovered glymphatic system. Our goal is to develop an MRI technique to measure VC and arterial wall pulsation in major intracranial vessels. A total of 17 healthy subjects were studied on a 3 Tesla MRI system. The technique, dubbed VaCom-PCASL, uses pseudo-continuous-arterial-spin-labeling (PCASL) to obtain pure blood vessel signal, employs a 3D radial acquisition, and applies a golden-angle-radial-sparse-parallel (GRASP) algorithm for image reconstruction. The k-space data were retrospectively sorted into different cardiac phases. The GRASP algorithm allows the reconstruction of five-dimensional (three spatial dimensions, one control/label dimension, and one cardiac-phase dimension) data simultaneously. The proposed technique was optimized in terms of reconstruction parameters and labeling duration. Intracranial VC was compared with aortic pulse-wave-velocity (PWV) measured with phase-contrast MRI. Age differences in VC were studied. VaCom-PCASL using 10 cardiac phases and GRASP sparsity constraints of λlabel/control=0.05 and λcardiac=0.05 provided the highest contrast-to-noise ratio. A labeling duration of 800 ms was found to yield signals comparable to those of longer duration (p>0.2), whereas 400 ms yielded significant over-estimation (p<0.005). A significant correlation was observed between intracranial VC and aortic PWV (r=−0.73, p=0.038, N=8). Vascular compliance in the older group was lower than that in the younger group. VaCom-PCASL MRI represents a promising approach for non-invasive assessment of arterial stiffness and pulsatility.
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