Imaging tumor habitats with PET-MRI HYPERDIrect maps to decode the spatial heterogeneity of malignant gliomas

Motivation: Malignant gliomas are characterized by considerable intra-tumor heterogeneity directly related to treatment failure. Habitat imaging allows to visualize in vivo such heterogeneity. Goal(s): Investigating a novel approach based on 3T PET/MRI acquisitions for assessing HYpoxia, PErfusion, DIffusion, and methionine-PET for tissue metabolism in malignant gliomas. Approach: Quantitative data from PET/MRI are combined in a unique HYPERDIrect map to identify discrete radiomic clusters or `habitats', possibly reflecting diverse genetic and biological features, to be proven by image-guided tissue sampling. Results: Preliminary analysis showed high habitat imaging reproducibility and a reliable correlation between the expected microenvironment of the different habitats and the actual histopathological characteristics. Impact: The HYPERDIrect map may represent a tool for decoding pattern of glioma heterogeneity and a new biomarker for stratifying prognosis and selecting patients for personalized approaches.

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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/10.58530/2024/0376
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Radiomics and Machine Learning in Medical Imaging
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Motivation: Malignant gliomas are characterized by considerable intra-tumor heterogeneity directly related to treatment failure. Habitat imaging allows to visualize in vivo such heterogeneity. Goal(s): Investigating a novel approach based on 3T PET/MRI acquisitions for assessing HYpoxia, PErfusion, DIffusion, and methionine-PET for tissue metabolism in malignant gliomas. Approach: Quantitative data from PET/MRI are combined in a unique HYPERDIrect map to identify discrete radiomic clusters or `habitats', possibly reflecting diverse genetic and biological features, to be proven by image-guided tissue sampling. Results: Preliminary analysis showed high habitat imaging reproducibility and a reliable correlation between the expected microenvironment of the different habitats and the actual histopathological characteristics. Impact: The HYPERDIrect map may represent a tool for decoding pattern of glioma heterogeneity and a new biomarker for stratifying prognosis and selecting patients for personalized approaches.

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