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Vessel-Selective 4D-MRA Using Superselective Pseudocontinuous Arterial Spin-Labeling with Keyhole and View-Sharing for Visualizing Intracranial Dural AVFs

O. Togao, M. Obara, K. Kikuchi, M. Helle, K. Arimura, A. Nishimura, T. Wada, H. Murazaki, M. Van Cauteren, A. Hiwatashi and K. Ishigami
American Journal of Neuroradiology March 2022, 43 (3) 368-375; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A7426
O. Togao
aFrom the Departments of Molecular Imaging & Diagnosis (O.T.)
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M. Obara
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K. Kikuchi
bClinical Radiology (K.K., A.H., K.I.)
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M. Helle
ePhilips Research (M.H.), Hamburg, Germany
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K. Arimura
cNeurosurgery (K.A., A.N.), Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan
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    The locations of labeling spots. The labeling focus is placed in the proximal portions of the ICA and ECA within 3 cm of the bifurcation of the common carotid artery. For the labeling of each artery, 0.75 mT/m/ms is set as the gradient moment for superselective pCASL in both the right-to-left and anterior-to-posterior directions, creating a circular labeling spot with an approximately 2-cm diameter. Rt. indicates right; Lt., left.

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    A 27-year-old woman with an intracranial DAVF at the cavernous sinus that is supplied by the right accessory meningeal artery (white arrow). The 4D-S-PACK (middle row) labeling of the right ECA clearly depicts the feeding artery (accessory meningeal artery) and draining veins (cavernous sinus and ophthalmic veins) as seen on the patient’s DSA (upper row). In contrast, it is difficult to identify the feeding artery on 4D-PACK (lower row) because of the overlap of many other unrelated vessels. Rt. indicates right.

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    A 78-year-old man with an intracranial DAVF (Borden type I) at the transverse sigmoid sinus. DSA images (A and C) demonstrate that this shunt was supplied by multiple branches of bilateral ECAs (white arrow, occipital artery; white arrowhead, posterior auricular artery; black arrowhead, ascending pharyngeal artery; black arrow, middle meningeal artery). The 4D-S-PACK (B and D) is able to selectively image the right and left ECAs at a level comparable with that of DSA, helping to accurately identify the multiple feeding arteries. Note that no ICAs or their branches are visualized on 4D-S-PACK when the selective labeling of an ECA is performed. Rt. indicates right; Lt., left.

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    An 85-year-old man with an intracranial DAVF (Borden type III). DSA images (A and C) reveal that this shunt is supplied by the occipital artery branches (white arrows) at the transverse sigmoid sinus with venous drainage directly into cortical veins (black arrowheads). A varix formation (white arrowhead) is observed. In 4D-S-PACK (B and D), the left ECA is selectively imaged and the feeding artery and CVR are delineated as seen in DSA. Lt. indicates left.

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    A 72-year-old woman with an intracranial DAVF (Borden type III) at the anterior skull base supplied by the left ophthalmic artery, with venous drainage directly into cortical veins and then the superior sagittal sinus (white arrow). In 4D-S-PACK, the left ICA is selectively imaged, and the feeding artery and CVR could be depicted. Lt. indicates left.

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    Patient clinical characteristics

    Patient No.AgeSexShunt LocationBorden ClassificationSymptom or Event
    119MR CSIRed eye
    222FL TSIIHeadache
    327FR CSIVisual loss, red eye
    451ML ASBIIIFree
    551MR CSIHeadache
    660MR TSIFree
    761FL TSIIHeadache, tinnitus
    862ML TSIIILoss of consciousness, intracranial hemorrhage
    963MR TSIIIVertigo, double vision
    1065ML TSIITinnitus
    1170FR TSITinnitus
    1271ML CSIHeadache, wamble
    1371MR TSIIFree
    1472FL ASBIIIParesthesia of the right arm
    1573FR CSIVisual field abnormality
    1675FL TSITinnitus
    1776FL TSIITinnitus
    1877FR TSITinnitus
    1977MSSSIIIVertigo, tinnitus
    2078MR TSIVisual loss
    2185ML TSIIIHeadache, intracranial hemorrhage
    • Note:—R indicates right; L, left; TS, transverse sigmoid sinus; CS, cavernous sinus; ASB, anterior skull base; SSS, superior sagittal sinus.

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    CNR of related vesselsa

    Label Duration (ms)Feeding ArteryDraining Vein
    4D-PACK4D-S-PACKP Value4D-PACK4D-S-PACKP Value
    10013.6 (SD, 12.1)13.7 (SD, 12.6).884.4 (SD, 2.6)5.0 (SD, 3.2).19
    20026.0 (SD, 22.3)23.1 (SD, 18.5.187.5 (SD, 6.1)6.8 (SD, 5.1).41
    40041.1 (SD, 26.4)15.4 (SD, 13.0)
    50037.8 (SD, 25.9)16.3 (SD, 14.0)
    60049.9 (SD, 24.4)24.7 (SD, 19.6)
    80053.5 (SD, 24.6)47.1 (SD, 24.8).0233.1 (SD, 23.9)26.0 (SD, 18.7).02
    120064.2 (SD, 21.9)57.2 (SD, 22.1).0354.7 (SD, 24.0)39.6 (SD, 21.4)<.001
    160066.7 (SD, 21.1)57.8 (SD, 21.5).00664.2 (SD, 23.1)45.6 (SD, 20.4)<.001
    200059.2 (SD, 21.4)47.3 (SD, 20.1)
    220068.1 (SD, 21.0)69.7 (SD, 22.4)
    • Note:—4D-PACK indicates 4D-MR angiography based on pseudo-continuous arterial spin labeling combined with CENTRA-keyhole and view-sharing; 4D-S-PACK, 4D-MR angiography based on super-selective pCASL with CENTRA-keyhole and view-sharing.

    • ↵a Data are expressed as mean values.

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Vessel-Selective 4D-MRA Using Superselective Pseudocontinuous Arterial Spin-Labeling with Keyhole and View-Sharing for Visualizing Intracranial Dural AVFs
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