3.0T DWI对急性脑出血的诊断价值  被引量:5

Detection of acute intracranial hemorrhage with diffusion-weighted echo-planar sequences on 3.0T MRI

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作  者:张芳[1] 高树明[1] 胡淼淼[1] 李大胜[1] 顾金祥 刘欣[1] 

机构地区:[1]北京市海淀医院放射科,北京100080

出  处:《中国临床医学影像杂志》2008年第7期463-465,共3页Journal of China Clinic Medical Imaging

摘  要:目的:探讨3.0T MR机的弥散加权-平面回波成像(DW-EPI)对急性脑出血(AIH)的诊断价值。材料和方法:回顾性分析29例经临床确诊的AIH患者的MRI和CT图像,MRI和CT在发病后24h~1周内完成,MRI包括DW-EPI及常规MRI序列,其中13例加扫了GRE-T2WI。分析并比较B0(b=0s/mm2)、B1000(b=1000s/mm2)、CT及GRE-T2WI诊断AIH的阳性结果。结果:25例脑实质出血患者中,B0、B1000、CT的阳性显示率分别为96%(24例)、84%(21例)、76%(19例),7例蛛网膜下腔出血(包括3例脑实质出血破入脑室)的阳性显示率分别为100%(7例)、57%(4例)、86%(6例)。13例AIH的GRE-T2WI序列均显示为阳性结果。统计学结果显示B0、B1000及CT对AIH的显示能力差异无显著性。结论:3.0TDW-EPI序列是诊断AIH的有效方法之一,可以取代CT。Objective: To study the value of diffusion-weighted echo-planar imaging (DW-EPI) of 3.0T MRI on acute intracranial hemorrhage (AIH). Materials and Methods: MRI and CT materials of 29 cases with AIH were reviewed. MRI and CT were performed 24hrs to one week within symptom onset included DW-EPI, routine conventional MR series and axial CT scan. GRE-T2WI was performed on 13 cases of 29 cases. Images of B0(b=0s/mm^2), B1000(b=1000s/mm^2), CT and GRE-T2WI series were analysed. Results: There were 24(96%), 21(84%), 19(76%) cases that showed positive appearance by B0, B1000 and CT in 25 cases with intraparenchymal hemorrhage, respectively. Seven(100%), 4(57%), 6(86%) cases were detected by B0, B1000 and CT in 7 cases with subarachnoid hemorrhage which involved 3 cases of intraparenchymal hemorrhage associated with intra-ventricular involvement, respectively. All 13 cases with GRE-T2WI got positive outcomes. The ability of detection of AIH with B0, B1000 and CT have no significant difference, statistically. Conclusions: DW-EPI is one of the effective imaging sequences in the diagnosis of AIH and may replace CT scans.

关 键 词:脑出血 磁共振成像 弥散 

分 类 号:R743.34[医药卫生—神经病学与精神病学] R445.2[医药卫生—临床医学]

 

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