Spatial variability and reproducibility of GABA-edited MEGA-LASER 3D-MRSI in the brain at 3 T.
Spatial variability and reproducibility of GABA-edited MEGA-LASER 3D-MRSI in the brain at 3 T.
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10.1002/nbm.3613
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发表时间:
2016-11
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2.9
通讯作者:
Bogner, Wolfgang
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Hnilicova, Petra;Povazan, Michal;Strasser, Bernhard;Andronesi, Ovidiu C.;Gajdosik, Martin;Dydak, Ulrike;Ukropec, Jozef;Dobrota, Dusan;Trattnig, Siegfried;Bogner, Wolfgang
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The reproducibility of gamma‐aminobutyric acid (GABA) quantification results, obtained with MRSI, was determined on a 3 T MR scanner in healthy adults. In this study, a spiral‐encoded, GABA‐edited, MEGA‐LASER MRSI sequence with real‐time motion–scanner‐instability corrections was applied for robust 3D mapping of neurotransmitters in the brain. In particular, the GABA+ (i.e. GABA plus macromolecule contamination) and Glx (i.e. glutamate plus glutamine contamination) signal was measured. This sequence enables 3D‐MRSI with about 3 cm3 nominal resolution in about 20 min. Since reliable quantification of GABA is challenging, the spatial distribution of the inter‐subject and intra‐subject variability of GABA+ and Glx levels was studied via test–retest assessment in 14 healthy volunteers (seven men–seven women). For both inter‐subject and intra‐subject repeated measurement sessions a low coefficient of variation (CV) and a high intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) were found for GABA+ and Glx ratios across all evaluated voxels (intra−/inter‐subject: GABA+ ratios, CV ~ 8%–ICC > 0.75; Glx ratios, CV ~ 6%–ICC > 0.70). The same was found in selected brain regions for Glx ratios versus GABA+ ratios (CV varied from about 5% versus about 8% in occipital and parietal regions, to about 8% versus about 10% in the frontal area, thalamus, and basal ganglia). These results provide evidence that 3D mapping of GABA+ and Glx using the described methodology provides high reproducibility for application in clinical and neuroscientific studies.
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