ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2026
Interpreting amide proton transfer-weighted imaging contrast between normal and tumor brain tissues using the asymmetry analysis method at 4.7 T.
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- Enhanced Quantitative Phosphocreatine MR Imaging of Skeletal Muscle Using a Global-Local Two-Branch Deep Learning Model.Magnetic resonance in medicine · 2026Article
- Interpreting amide proton transfer-weighted imaging contrast between normal and tumor brain tissues using the asymmetry analysis method at 4.7 T.Magnetic resonance in medicine · 2026Article
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purposeTo provide a comprehensive analysis of the contributors to the amide proton transfer-weighted (APTw) imaging signal using an asymmetry analysis method, as well as its contrast between tumors and the contralateral normal tissues at 4.7 T.
methodsFirst, a signal model was developed to demonstrate the dependence of APTw signal on various contributors, including water T
resultsOur findings reveal that at 2 μT, the APT effect is comparable to the NOE/asymmetric MT effects in tumors. Whereas at 3 μT, the APT effect becomes greater than the NOE/asymmetric MT effects in tumors. At these two B
conclusionThis study provides insights into the contributors to APTw signal and its contrast between tumors and normal tissues, thereby enhancing our understanding of APTw imaging.
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