Quantification of BBB Permeability in glioma using ASL with tissue specific T2 values

Motivation: Blood brain barrier arterial spin labeling (BBB-ASL) could assess BBB integrity. However, the assumption of homogeneous T2 in data fitting might be broken in gliomas. Goal(s): To evaluate the BBB integrity in gliomas with regional tissue-specific T2. Approach: A mono-exponential T2 fitting was used to obtain tissue-specific T2 values to estimate time of water exchange (Tex) and perfusion (CBF) in the tumor, normal-appearing white (NAWM), and gray matter (NAGM) using ExploreASL. Results: Higher Tex in NAWM, and lower Tex in the tumor and NAGM were observed and the tumor heterogeneity was better depicted when tissue-specific T2 values were used. Impact: Water exchange and perfusion maps are highly affected by the tissue T2 value used in BBB-ASL data processing. Applying tissue-specific T2 correction has resulted in a more reliable evaluation of BBB integrity in gliomas.

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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/10.58530/2024/3862
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Advanced Neuroimaging Techniques and Applications
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Quantification of BBB Permeability in glioma using ASL with tissue specific T2 values

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Quantification of BBB Permeability in glioma using ASL with tissue specific T2 values

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Abstract

Motivation: Blood brain barrier arterial spin labeling (BBB-ASL) could assess BBB integrity. However, the assumption of homogeneous T2 in data fitting might be broken in gliomas. Goal(s): To evaluate the BBB integrity in gliomas with regional tissue-specific T2. Approach: A mono-exponential T2 fitting was used to obtain tissue-specific T2 values to estimate time of water exchange (Tex) and perfusion (CBF) in the tumor, normal-appearing white (NAWM), and gray matter (NAGM) using ExploreASL. Results: Higher Tex in NAWM, and lower Tex in the tumor and NAGM were observed and the tumor heterogeneity was better depicted when tissue-specific T2 values were used. Impact: Water exchange and perfusion maps are highly affected by the tissue T2 value used in BBB-ASL data processing. Applying tissue-specific T2 correction has resulted in a more reliable evaluation of BBB integrity in gliomas.

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