ArticleClinical neuroradiology2021
High-resolution Compressed-sensing T1 Black-blood MRI : A New Multipurpose Sequence in Vascular Neuroimaging?
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Abstract
background and purposeIn vasculopathies of the central nervous system, reliable and timely diagnosis is important against the background of significant morbidity and sequelae in cases of incorrect diagnosis or delayed treatment. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) plays a major role in the detection and monitoring of intracranial and extracranial vascular pathologies of different etiologies, in particular for evaluation of the vessel wall in addition to luminal information, thus allowing differentiation between various vasculopathies. Compressed-sensing black-blood MRI combines high image quality with relatively short acquisition time and offers promising potential in the context of neurovascular vessel wall imaging in clinical routine. This case review gives an overview of its application in the diagnosis of various intracranial and extracranial entities.
methodsAn optimized high-resolution compressed-sensing black-blood 3D T1-weighted fast (turbo) spin echo technique (T1 CS-SPACE prototype) precontrast and postcontrast application at 3T was used for the evaluation of various vascular conditions in neuroradiology.
resultsIn this article seven cases of intracranial and extracranial arterial and venous vasculopathies with representative imaging findings in high-resolution compressed-sensing black-blood MRI are presented.
conclusionHigh-resolution 3D T1 CS-SPACE black-blood MRI is capable of imaging various vascular entities in high detail with whole head coverage and low susceptibility for motion artifacts and within acceptable scan times. It represents a highly versatile, non-invasive technique for the visualization and differentiation of a wide variety of neurovascular arterial and venous disorders.
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