University of Michigan, U.S.
Glioma patients' vascular permeability and cerebral blood volume estimated using Gd-DTPA and MRI
Published in Law and Health Weekly, October 14th, 2006
According to researchers from the United States, "To develop a numerical approach for estimation of vascular permeability from dynamic T2*-weighted imaging, a technique routinely used to measure CBV and flow in gliomas. This study describes a process for estimating both the Gd-DTPA transvascular transfer constant and CBV from dynamic T2*-weighted images. The algorithm was applied to data from the brains of 12 patients with grade IV gliomas."
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