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Metabolite Phantom Correction of the Nonuniform Volume-Selection Profiles in MR Spectroscopic Imaging: Application to Temporal Lobe Epilepsy

J. O. Jesper Lundbom, Kim E. Vuori, Eija K. Gaily, R. I. Marja-Liisa Granström, Göran C. Blomstedt, Anna-Maija Häkkinen, Sami M. Heikkinen and Nina M. I. Lundbom
American Journal of Neuroradiology May 2005, 26 (5) 1072-1077;
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    Axial/coronal T1-weighted image at the level of the hippocampi with the MRSI voxels 1, 2, and 3 chosen to represent the hippocampus. The 100- and 80-mm-wide VOIs are shown (white rectangles).

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    Phantom profile for water signal intensity with the 180° Hamming-weighted sinc pulse of the PRESS CSI sequence (solid line with black boxes) obtained by selecting the right-left dimension of the 100-mm VOI (vertical lines). Profile shifted by 10 mm (dashed line with white boxes). This displacement approximately corresponds to the chemical-shift difference between water and NAA with the typical excitation bandwidth of 1500 Hz for the section-selective 180° pulse. Images shows the difference between the original profile and the shifted profile spanning the VOI (dotted line with gray circles). The water intensity on the y axis is expressed in institutional units (i.u.), and the x axis corresponds to the 10-mm voxels in the 160-mm FOV.

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    TABLE 1:

    Clinical, MR imaging, and MRSI findings in patients with TLE

    Patient/Age (y)/SexEpilepsy Clinical Lateralization and TypeMR ImagingMRSI LateralizationComment*
    No CorrectionPulse Correction
    1/9/ML TLEL T dysmyelinationNoneRSeizure-free without operation
    2/10/FL TLEL hippocampal dysgenesis (possible)NoneNoneSeizure-free without operation
    3/16/FL TLE, possible R FLENormalLLNo resection, VNS
    4/16/FL TLEL MTSLLL TL resection, seizure-free
    5/13/FR/L TLENormalLLNo operation, monthly seizures
    6/17/FR/L TLER/L hamartomas (tuberous sclerosis)NoneRDaily seizures from R TL, rare from L TL, VNS
    7/9/MR TLER hippocampal edemaNoneRNo operation, rare seizures
    8/12/FR TLER MTSLLR TL resection, seizure-free
    9/15/FR TLER hippocampus, smallLLR TL resection, seizure-free
    10/15/MR TLESturge-Weber syndrome R TORRSeizure-free without operation
    11/34/FR TLENormalNoneRR TL resection, seizure-free for 6 mo, postoperative seizures from L TL
    12/9/FMultifocalR hippocampus, smallNoneNoneSeizures not from TL
    13/14/ML TOEDysgenesis L TONoneNoneNone
    14/15/MUndeterminedL hippocampus, abnormalNoneNoneNot operation, rare seizures
    15/50/FR TLE or R FLENormalNoneNoneNot operation, monthly seizures
    • Note.—FLE = frontal lobe epilepsy, TOE = temporo-occipital epilepsy, MTS = mesial temporal sclerosis, TL = temporal lobe, VNS = vagal nerve stimulation.

    • * Rare seizures were fewer than one per 6 months.

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    Intensity asymmetry percentage in the phantom voxels corresponding to the hippocampi

    VOI Width (mm)ChoCrNAANAA/(Cho + Cr)
    80 mm7.9 ± 3.29.3 ± 3.418.1 ± 1.49.4 ± 1.5
    100 mm4.0 ± 4.47.5 ± 1.99.3 ± 1.33.8 ± 1.5
    • Note.—Intensity asymmetry percentage = 2 × 100[(R − L)/(R + L)]. Data are the mean percentage ± standard deviation.

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    Means and standard deviations for the right-left ratios of hippocampal metabolites in control subjects before and after correction

    Metabolite or IndexMeanStandard Deviation
    BeforeAfterBeforeAfter
    NAA1.150.980.070.05
    Cho + Cr1.101.020.090.08
    NAA/Cho + Cr1.050.970.060.06
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J. O. Jesper Lundbom, Kim E. Vuori, Eija K. Gaily, R. I. Marja-Liisa Granström, Göran C. Blomstedt, Anna-Maija Häkkinen, Sami M. Heikkinen, Nina M. I. Lundbom
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