One-stop Fine-grained Brain Iron Quantification Based on Mutual Transformer

Motivation: Brain iron imbalance contributes to neurological disorders, and precise quantification across regions is essential. Traditional methods suffer from registration errors that reduce measurement accuracy. Goal(s): This study aims to develop a one-stop fine-grained brain iron quantification model covering 115 brain regions, improving precision through multi-modal integration. Approach: A mutual Transformer model (mT-QSM) integrates QSM and T1-weighted data to perform simultaneous QSM reconstruction, brain segmentation, and iron quantification, reducing reliance on complex registration steps. Results: The mT-QSM achieved state-of-the-art reconstruction with fewer artifacts, and iron quantification across 115 regions showed high consistency with the gold standard. Impact: The proposed mutual Transformer and research framework can also be applied to other data fusion research, such as combining ASL or BOLD for one-stop analysis of cerebral blood flow or blood oxygenation, offering broad clinical application prospects.

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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/10.58530/2025/4001
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Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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Abstract

Motivation: Brain iron imbalance contributes to neurological disorders, and precise quantification across regions is essential. Traditional methods suffer from registration errors that reduce measurement accuracy. Goal(s): This study aims to develop a one-stop fine-grained brain iron quantification model covering 115 brain regions, improving precision through multi-modal integration. Approach: A mutual Transformer model (mT-QSM) integrates QSM and T1-weighted data to perform simultaneous QSM reconstruction, brain segmentation, and iron quantification, reducing reliance on complex registration steps. Results: The mT-QSM achieved state-of-the-art reconstruction with fewer artifacts, and iron quantification across 115 regions showed high consistency with the gold standard. Impact: The proposed mutual Transformer and research framework can also be applied to other data fusion research, such as combining ASL or BOLD for one-stop analysis of cerebral blood flow or blood oxygenation, offering broad clinical application prospects.

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