Investigation of exercise-induced skeletal muscle energy metabolism in patients with cirrhosis using dynamic 31P-MRS on a clinical MRI system

Motivation: As liver function declines, energy stores in the liver is compensated by muscle, resulting in muscle mass loss and, ultimately, sarcopenia. 31P-MRS derived metabolic parameters may allow deeper understanding of muscle energy metabolism in patients with cirrhosis. Goal(s): Our goal was to compare exercise-induced skeletal muscle energy metabolism between healthy volunteers and cirrhotic patients. Approach: Dynamic 31P-MRS with exercise challenge was conducted in regular clinical setting and metabolic parameters were evaluated. Results: Patients with higher Child-Pugh score showed higher Pi/PCr ratio, which may suggest impaired energy metabolism in the muscles of cirrhotic patients prior to the onset of sarcopenia. Impact: Metabolic parameters derived from dynamic 31P−MRS in clinical setting showed a different trend in patients with cirrhosis compared to those of healthy volunteers. It may be possible to early identify cirrhotic patients at risk of developing sarcopenia.

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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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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2025/2939
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Advanced MRI Techniques and Applications
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Investigation of exercise-induced skeletal muscle energy metabolism in patients with cirrhosis using dynamic 31P-MRS on a clinical MRI system

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Investigation of exercise-induced skeletal muscle energy metabolism in patients with cirrhosis using dynamic 31P-MRS on a clinical MRI system

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Motivation: As liver function declines, energy stores in the liver is compensated by muscle, resulting in muscle mass loss and, ultimately, sarcopenia. 31P-MRS derived metabolic parameters may allow deeper understanding of muscle energy metabolism in patients with cirrhosis. Goal(s): Our goal was to compare exercise-induced skeletal muscle energy metabolism between healthy volunteers and cirrhotic patients. Approach: Dynamic 31P-MRS with exercise challenge was conducted in regular clinical setting and metabolic parameters were evaluated. Results: Patients with higher Child-Pugh score showed higher Pi/PCr ratio, which may suggest impaired energy metabolism in the muscles of cirrhotic patients prior to the onset of sarcopenia. Impact: Metabolic parameters derived from dynamic 31P−MRS in clinical setting showed a different trend in patients with cirrhosis compared to those of healthy volunteers. It may be possible to early identify cirrhotic patients at risk of developing sarcopenia.

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