O59 MRI methods to define colonic function in health and constipation
O59 MRI methods to define colonic function in health and constipation
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O59 MRI 方法定义健康和便秘中的结肠功能
DOI:
10.1136/gutjnl-2020-bsgcampus.59
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发表时间:
2021
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Wilkinson-Smith V
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Wilkinson-Smith V
BackgroundRECLAIM is a multicentre study examining patients with functional constipation (FC) and IBS with constipation (IBS-C), along with healthy volunteers (HV) to correlate MRI findings with those from colonic manometry, and clinical response. We performed an interim analysis of MRI data collected so far to assess the colonic response to an osmotic laxative in patients with constipation and health.MethodsParticipants recruited across two sites were classified as healthy volunteers (HV), constipation-predominant IBS (IBS-C) or functional constipation (FC) based on ROME IV criteria.A fasting baseline scan was performed using a 3T Philips Ingenia scanner. Participants then consumed MoviPrepTMand had two further scans at 60 and 120 mins. MRI measures included: colonic volume, transit time (using the weighted-average position score 0–7 of transit markers taken the previous day; higher scores = slower transit) and a metric of mixing of colonic contents (% coefficient of variance in MRI data tagged to give sensitivity to movement, averaged over ascending colon region of interest). Image analysis was performed blind to participant condition.Baseline and maximum value reached were used to allow for different oral-caecal transit and mid-study defaecation. Time from MoviPrepTMto first bowel movement (TBM) was recorded using a cut off at 150 min (average time spent at centre).ResultsTo date, 66 participants have completed MRI (31 HVs, age and gender matched to 23 IBS-C and 12 FC: results outlined in table 1). After MoviPrepTM, largest volumes and increase from baseline was seen in the FC group compared to IBS-C and HV. Transit scores and TBM were variable but showed slower transit for the patient groups compared to HV. Whilst mixing decreased in patients compared to HV this was not significant.ConclusionThe MoviPrepTMchallenge, as previously reported, demonstrates larger colons and slower transit in patients with constipation compared to health and could now be used to quantify abnormal function in clinical practice.