ArticleFrontiers in oncology2021
A Fast Protocol for Multiparametric Characterisation of Diffusion in the Brain and Brain Tumours.
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Abstract
Multi-parametric tissue characterisation is demonstrated using a 4-minute protocol based on diffusion trace acquisitions. Three diffusion regimes are covered simultaneously: pseudo-perfusion, Gaussian, and non-Gaussian diffusion. The clinical utility of this method for fast multi-parametric mapping for brain tumours is explored. A cohort of 17 brain tumour patients was measured on a 3T hybrid MR-PET scanner with a standard clinical MRI protocol, to which the proposed multi-parametric diffusion protocol was subsequently added. For comparison purposes, standard perfusion and a full diffusion kurtosis protocol were acquired. Simultaneous amino-acid (
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