内耳和眼部 CISS MRI 的信号强度模式。

IF 2.2 4区医学 Q2 RADIOLOGY, NUCLEAR MEDICINE & MEDICAL IMAGING

Tomography Pub Date : 2024-01-29 DOI:10.3390/tomography10020016

Antonia Mair, Christopher I Song, Bela Büki, Bryan K Ward

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摘要

背景：稳态建设性干扰（CISS）是一种梯度回波磁共振成像（MRI）脉冲序列，可在脑脊液和邻近结构之间提供极佳的对比度，但容易因磁场不均匀而产生带状伪影。我们的目的是分析内耳和眼部的伪影特征：方法：在接受 CISS 序列磁共振成像检查的 30 名患者（60 耳/眼）中，确定了内耳中的九个低信号强度区域，并与颞骨组织病理学进行了比较。结果：结果：在耳蜗中，所有耳朵都有与解剖结构相对应的低信号区域（模耳（全部）、螺旋膜（n = 59，98.3%）和鳞状间隔（n = 50，83.3%））。在迷宫中，可以看到外侧半规管嵴（n = 42，70%）和子宫黄斑（n = 47，78.3%）。在所有耳朵中都能看到前庭的低信号区，这可能是膜状子宫壁。双眼均出现零至三个条带伪影（右眼：96.7%，平均 1.5；左眼：93.3%，平均 1.3）：结论：CISS 序列中内耳的低信号区域很常见，且模式一致；内耳的大部分区域代表解剖结构，由于部分容积平均化而显得模糊不清。眼部的带状伪影变化较大。

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Patterns of Signal Intensity in CISS MRI of the Inner Ear and Eye.

Background: Constructive interference in steady state (CISS) is a gradient echo magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) pulse sequence that provides excellent contrast between cerebrospinal fluid and adjacent structures but is prone to banding artifacts due to magnetic field inhomogeneities. We aimed to characterize artifacts in the inner ear and eye.

Methods: In 30 patients (60 ears/eyes) undergoing CISS sequence MRI, nine low-signal intensity regions were identified in the inner ear and compared to temporal bone histopathology. The number and angle of bands across the eye were examined.

Results: In the cochlea, all ears had regions of low signal corresponding to anatomy (modiolus (all), spiral lamina (n = 59, 98.3%), and interscalar septa (n = 50, 83.3%)). In the labyrinth, the lateral semicircular canal crista (n = 42, 70%) and utricular macula (n = 47, 78.3%) were seen. Areas of low signal in the vestibule seen in all ears may represent the walls of the membranous utricle. Zero to three banding artifacts were seen in both eyes (right: 96.7%, mean 1.5; left: 93.3%, mean 1.3).

Conclusion: Low signal regions in the inner ear on CISS sequences are common and have consistent patterns; most in the inner ear represent anatomy, appearing blurred due to partial volume averaging. Banding artifacts in the eye are more variable.

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Tomography Medicine-Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging

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2.70

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222

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