O.F. de Bruin , M.R. Schipper , E.A. Koemans , T.W. van Harten , I. Rasing , K. Kaushik , L. Hirschler , R. van Dort , R.G.J. van der Zwet , M.J.P. van Osch , M.A.A. van Walderveen , M.J.H. Wermer , S. Voigt
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摘要
目的:本研究旨在描述遗传性荷兰型(D-CAA)和散发性脑淀粉样血管病(sCAA)患者在7 T MRI上的T1高信号病变及其在7 T和3 T MRI上的检出率。方法:我们将2018年至2023年间参与D-CAA突变携带者和sCAA患者纳入我们的D-CAA (AURORA)和sCAA (FOCAS)自然史研究。我们评估了t1加权7t MRI对小(结果:基线7t MRI和3t MRI在112名参与者中可用)。我们发现12名参与者(11%)在7个T上有16个T1高信号病变。在16个病变中,10个(63%)随后在t1加权的3t MRI上被发现。在可获得随访影像的患者中,根据7t和/或3t随访影像,15个病变中有11个(73%)被归类为急性CMBs。结论:在我们的队列中,大约十分之一的患者中发现了7个tt1高强度病变。与3t MRI相比,7t MRI更常发现急性CMBs。这突出了超高场MRI在评估caa相关MRI标志物方面的附加价值。
Hyperintense lesions suspect for acute cerebral microbleeds on ultra-high field T1 weighted 7 Tesla MRI in patients with cerebral amyloid angiopathy
Objective
The aims of this study are to describe T1 hyperintense lesions on 7 T MRI in patients with hereditary Dutch-type (D-CAA) and sporadic cerebral amyloid angiopathy (sCAA) and their detection rate on 7 T and 3 T MRI.
Methods
We included D-CAA mutation carriers and patients with sCAA who participated between 2018 and 2023 in our natural history studies in D-CAA (AURORA) and sCAA (FOCAS). We assessed T1-weighted 7 T MRI for small (<10 mm) hyperintense lesions and T1-weighted 3 T MRI for corresponding lesions. We classified them as possible acute (1–3 days after onset) CMBs when exhibiting characteristics of CMBs on the T2*-weighted gradient echo sequence (GRE) 7 T and/or susceptibility weighted imaging (SWI) 3 T MRI. Follow-up T1-weighted 7 T and 3 T MRI and T2*-weighted GRE 7 T and/or SWI 3 T MRI were assessed to confirm the hemorrhagic origin of 7 T T1 hyperintense lesions found at baseline.
Results
Baseline 7 T MRI and 3 T MRI was available in 112 participants. We found 16 T1 hyperintense lesions on 7 T in 12 participants (11 %). Of the 16 lesions, 10 (63 %) were subsequently identified on T1-weighted 3 T MRI. In patients with available follow-up imaging, 11 out of 15 lesions (73 %) were classified as acute CMBs based on 7 T and/or 3 T follow-up imaging.
Conclusion
7 T T1 hyperintense lesions were identified in approximately one in ten patients in our cohort. Acute CMBs were more often identified on 7 T MRI in comparison to 3 T MRI. This highlights the additional value of ultra-high field MRI in the assessment of CAA-related MRI markers.
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