ProFit-1D for quantifying J-difference edited data at 3T

Motivation: Reproducible and accurate fitting of the MR spectrum is critical in estimating metabolite concentrations. We have previously developed a fitting software called ProFit-1D which was shown to fit 9.4T sLASER data from the human brain with high accuracy and precision. Goal(s): Here, ProFit-1D was optimized for fitting 3T J-difference edited data. Approach: ProFit-1D was evaluated for accuracy and precision in simulated and in vivo 2HG-edited and GABA-edited data and compared to that of Gannet and LCModelResults: ProFit-1D was found to be more accurate than LCModel in fitting the GABA-edited and 2HG-edited data and more precise than Gannet in fitting the GABA-edited spectra. Impact: Here, we show that ProFit-1D produces more accurate measurements than LCModel and more precise measurements than Gannet in simulated and in vivo spectra from tumors and healthy participants. ProFit-1D is a promising fitting software with high clinical applicability.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/0247
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Meteorological Phenomena and Simulations
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ProFit-1D for quantifying J-difference edited data at 3T

A Henning, Tamás Borbáth, Elizabeth A. Maher, Toral Patel, Sydney Sherlock, Kimberly Chan
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Motivation: Reproducible and accurate fitting of the MR spectrum is critical in estimating metabolite concentrations. We have previously developed a fitting software called ProFit-1D which was shown to fit 9.4T sLASER data from the human brain with high accuracy and precision. Goal(s): Here, ProFit-1D was optimized for fitting 3T J-difference edited data. Approach: ProFit-1D was evaluated for accuracy and precision in simulated and in vivo 2HG-edited and GABA-edited data and compared to that of Gannet and LCModelResults: ProFit-1D was found to be more accurate than LCModel in fitting the GABA-edited and 2HG-edited data and more precise than Gannet in fitting the GABA-edited spectra. Impact: Here, we show that ProFit-1D produces more accurate measurements than LCModel and more precise measurements than Gannet in simulated and in vivo spectra from tumors and healthy participants. ProFit-1D is a promising fitting software with high clinical applicability.

Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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