ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2023
Comparison of model-free Lorentzian and spinlock model-based fittings in quantitative CEST imaging of acute stroke.
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Abstract
purposeCEST MRI detects complex tissue changes following acute stroke. Our study aimed to test if spinlock model-based fitting of the quasi-steady-state (QUASS)-reconstructed equilibrium CEST MRI improves the determination of multi-pool signal changes over the commonly-used model-free Lorentzian fitting in acute stroke. THEORY AND
methodsMultiple three-pool CEST Z-spectra were simulated using Bloch-McConnell equations for a range of T
resultsThe spinlock model-based fitting of QUASS CEST MRI provided a nearly T
conclusionOur study demonstrated that spinlock model-based fitting of QUASS CEST MRI improved the determination of the underlying tissue changes following acute stroke, promising further clinical translation of quantitative CEST imaging.
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