VALIDATION OF MAGNETIC RESONANCE PERFUSION IMAGING
磁共振灌注成像的验证
基本信息
- 批准号:6394294
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 32.68万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2000
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2000-09-25 至 2004-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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- 关键词:
项目摘要
DESCRIPTION (Adapted from Applicant's Abstract): The aim is to optimize and
validate the Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) bolus passage perfusion technique
in stroke victims. Recently discovered perfusion/diffusion MRI techniques are
among the most promising developments in acute stroke care in this decade
because they can potentially distinguish the ischemic core from surrounding
hypoperfused but salvageable tissue. At present, the weakest component of the
acute stroke MRI study is the perfusion study. There has been no direct
demonstration that perfusion MRI accurately detects penumbral hypoperfusion by
comparison with a "gold standard" method in stroke patients. No team has
defined a recipe of optimal perfusion scanning parameters and then validated
this recipe in stroke victims against a gold standard. There has been no direct
validation of the usually-made assumption of a log-linear relationship between
intravascular contrast agent concentration and MRI signal change. Likewise, no
proven data analysis recipe has come forth. Oxygen-15 water Positron Emission
Tomography (PET) blood flow assessment will be used as gold standard to
validate perfusion MRI studies of stroke victims. MRI and PET assessment of
blood flow will be made back-to-back. Medically stable stroke patients in the
subacute epoch (< 48 hrs) will be studied. These patients are expected to
display a wide range of blood flow values which will provide a high dynamic
range over which to test the accuracy of perfusion MRI, yet be stable enough to
undergo both studies. MRI perfusion scans using different MRI scanning
parameters and analysis methods will be evaluated against the PET gold
standard. Using the validated MRI procedures, a further pilot study is planned
to explore whether MRI can accurately identify perfusion abnormalities and
cerebrovascular reserve deficiencies in asymptotic subjects who have vascular
risk factors for stroke. UCLA has new state-of-the-art MRI and PET imaging
devices together with active collaborating teams having expertise in stroke
clinical management (both acute and rehabilitative), in MRI scanning and in PET
scanning.
描述(改编自申请人的摘要):目的是优化和
验证磁共振成像 (MRI) 推注通道灌注技术
中风患者。最近发现的灌注/扩散 MRI 技术是
是近十年来急性中风护理领域最有前途的发展之一
因为它们可以潜在地将缺血核心与周围区分开来
灌注不足但可挽救的组织。目前,最薄弱的部分
急性中风MRI研究是灌注研究。目前还没有直接的
证明灌注 MRI 通过以下方式准确检测半暗带灌注不足
与中风患者的“金标准”方法进行比较。没有球队有
定义最佳灌注扫描参数的配方,然后进行验证
这个食谱对中风患者来说是一个黄金标准。目前还没有直接的
验证通常所做的对数线性关系假设
血管内造影剂浓度和MRI信号变化。同样,不
经过验证的数据分析秘诀已经出现。氧 15 水 正电子发射
断层扫描(PET)血流评估将作为黄金标准
验证中风患者的灌注 MRI 研究。 MRI 和 PET 评估
血液流动将是背靠背的。病情稳定的中风患者
将研究亚急性期(< 48 小时)。这些患者预计将
显示宽范围的血流值,这将提供高动态
测试灌注 MRI 准确性的范围,但足够稳定
接受两项研究。使用不同的 MRI 扫描进行 MRI 灌注扫描
参数和分析方法将根据 PET 金进行评估
标准。使用经过验证的 MRI 程序,计划进行进一步的试点研究
探讨 MRI 是否可以准确识别灌注异常
患有血管性心脏病的渐近受试者脑血管储备不足
中风的危险因素。加州大学洛杉矶分校拥有最先进的 MRI 和 PET 成像设备
设备与具有中风专业知识的积极合作团队一起
MRI 扫描和 PET 中的临床管理(急性和康复)
扫描。
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