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High-Resolution Contrast-Enhanced, Susceptibility-Weighted MR Imaging at 3T in Patients with Brain Tumors: Correlation with Positron-Emission Tomography and Histopathologic Findings

K. Pinker, I.M. Noebauer-Huhmann, I. Stavrou, R. Hoeftberger, P. Szomolanyi, G. Karanikas, M. Weber, A. Stadlbauer, E. Knosp, K. Friedrich and S. Trattnig
American Journal of Neuroradiology August 2007, 28 (7) 1280-1286; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A0540
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    A 36-year-old male patient with right temporomesial glioblastoma WHO IV.

    A, Axial 3T HR-CE-SW-MR images demonstrated a brain lesion with high frequency of SusE.

    B, Axial 3T HR-CE-SW-MR images demonstrated a brain lesion with marked CE in HR-SW sequence.

    C, Axial 3T HR-CE-SW-MR images demonstrated a brain lesion with marked CE in T1-weighted SE sequence.

    D, FDG/MET-PET showed hypermetabolism temporal right (yellow arrow).

    E and F, The lesion was determined by histopathology (H&E staining, ×200) as a glioblastoma WHO IV.

    A and B, Intralesional SusE (yellow arrow) could be correlated to conglomerates of vessel proliferations (black arrows in D and E).

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    A 40-year-old male patient with an oligoastrocytoma WHO II frontotemporal left.

    A and B, Axial 3T HR-CE-SW-MR images depicted no SusE (A), as well as no significant contrast enhancement of the lesion in T1-weighted SusE and HR-SW images (B).

    C, FDG/MET-PET showed a hypometabolism frontotemporal right (yellow arrow).

    D, Histopathology (H&E staining, ×200) demonstrated no formations of SusE conglomerates.

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    A 65-year-old male patient with glioblastoma multiforme (WHO IV).

    A and B, Axial 3T HR-CE-SW-MR imaging demonstrated medium frequency of intralesional SusE refined to the medial part of the lesion and formation of SusE conglomerates (A) and marked peripheral contrast enhancement (B).

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    MR imaging and histopathologic findings

    NLesions, nBiopsy, nSusECEHistopathology
    FrequencyConglomeratesTumor GradeDiagnosis
    111313HighGlioblastoma IV
    211313HighEpendymoma II
    222313HighEpendymoma II
    311313HighGlioblastoma IV
    321313HighGlioblastoma IV
    331313HighGlioblastoma IV
    411211HighOligodendroglioma III
    511100LowAstrocytoma II
    611100IntermediateAstrocytoma II-III
    711210HighOligoastrocytoma III
    811313HighGlioblastoma IV
    911313HighGlioblastoma IV
    1011313HighGlioblastoma IV
    1111101HighGlioblastoma IV
    1211100LowOligoastrocytoma II
    1311313HighGlioblastoma IV
    1411312HighGlioblastoma IV
    1511313HighGlioblastoma IV
    1512313HighGlioblastoma IV
    1513313HighGlioblastoma IV
    1514313HighGlioblastoma IV
    1611100HighAstrocytoma III
    1711213HighGlioblastoma IV
    1722213HighGlioblastoma IV
    1811313HighGlioblastoma IV
    • Note:—SusE indicates susceptibility effects. Frequency of SusE: low = 1; medium = 2; high = 3. Formations of conglomerates of intralesional SusE: no = 0; yes = 1. Contrast enhancement: no = 0; minimal = 1; moderate = 2, marked = 3.

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    Cross-tabulation of histopathologic tumor grade and frequency of intralesional SusE and SusE conglomerates

    Histopathologic Tumor GradeFrequency of SusE, n (%)Conglomerates, n (%)Total, n (%)
    LowMediumHigh
    Low count2 (8)0002 (8)
    Intermediate count1 (4)0001 (4)
    High count2 (8)4 (16)16 (64)20 (80)22 (88)
    Total count5 (20)4 (16)16 (64)20 (80)25 (100)
    • Note:—SusE indicates susceptibility effects. Frequency and formation of conglomerates of intralesional SusE showed good correlation with histopathologic tumor grade. A medium- or high-frequency intralesional SusE or formation of conglomerates was found in 90% of high-grade lesions.

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    Cross-tabulation of PET tumor grade and frequency of intralesional SusE and SusE conglomerates

    PET Tumor GradeFrequency of SusE, n (%)Conglomerates, n (%)Total, n (%)
    LowMediumHigh
    Low count3 (25)0003 (25)
    Intermediate count01 (8.33)01 (8.33)1 (8.33)
    High count1 (8.33)07 (58.33)7 (58.33)8 (66.67)
    Total4 (33.33)1 (8.33)7 (58.33)8 (66.67)12 (100)
    • Note:—SusE indicates susceptibility effects; PET, positron-emission tomography. Frequency of intralesional SusE, as well as formation of conglomerates correlated directly with tumor grade as determined by PET.

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High-Resolution Contrast-Enhanced, Susceptibility-Weighted MR Imaging at 3T in Patients with Brain Tumors: Correlation with Positron-Emission Tomography and Histopathologic Findings
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