ArticleFrontiers in neurology2023
Quantitative IVIM parameters evaluating perfusion changes in brain parenchyma in patients newly diagnosed with acute leukemia: Compared with healthy participants.
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Abstract
Purpose: To study the value of quantitative IVIM parameters in evaluating cerebral blood perfusion changes in patients newly diagnosed with acute leukemia (AL) by comparing them with healthy participants. Materials and methods: This prospective study consecutively recruited 49 participants with newly diagnosed AL and 40 normal controls between July 2020 and September 2022. All participants underwent an MRI of the brain using an axial T Results: 40 healthy participants and 49 patients with newly diagnosed AL were evaluated. In healthy participants, sADC, PDR, Conclusion: The IVIM parameters of brain parenchyma in patients newly diagnosed with AL differed from those of the healthy participants. The changes of cerebral blood flow perfusion are expected to provide new ideas for studying central nervous system infiltration in AL.
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