Dariya Malyarenko, Scott D Swanson, Jacob Richardson, Suzan Lowe, James O'Connor, Yun Jiang, Reve Chahine, Shane A Wells, Thomas L Chenevert
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Quantitative validation and protocol bias assessment were performed using a multiparametric phantom with reference T<sub>2</sub> and diffusion kurtosis values mimicking prostate tissue ranges. Six-minute q-bpMRI achieved acceptable diagnostic quality comparable to the SOC. Better SNR was observed for DL/AI versus SOC ADC with method-dependent distortion susceptibility and resolution enhancement. The measured biases were unaffected by AI/DL reconstruction and related to acquisition protocol parameters: constant for spin-echo T<sub>2</sub> (-7 ms to +5 ms) and ADC (4b-fit: -0.37 µm<sup>2</sup>/ms and 2b-fit: -0.19 µm<sup>2</sup>/ms), while nonlinear for echo-planar T<sub>2</sub> (-37 ms to +14 ms). Measured phantom ADC bias dependence on b-value range was consistent with that observed for PCa lesions. Bias correction harmonized lesion T<sub>2</sub> and ADC values across different AI/DL-aided q-bpMRI acquisitions. 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Cross-Scanner Harmonization of AI/DL Accelerated Quantitative Bi-Parametric Prostate MRI.
Clinical application of AI/DL-aided acquisitions for quantitative bi-parametric (q-bp)MRI requires validation and harmonization across vendor platforms. An AI/DL-accelerated q-bpMRI, including 5-echo T2 and 4-b-value apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) mapping, was implemented on two 3T clinical scanners by two vendors alongside the qualitative standard-of-care (SOC) MRI protocols for six patients with biopsy-confirmed prostate cancer (PCa). AI/DL versus SOC bpMRI image quality was compared for MR-visible PCa lesions on a 4-point Likert-like scale. Quantitative validation and protocol bias assessment were performed using a multiparametric phantom with reference T2 and diffusion kurtosis values mimicking prostate tissue ranges. Six-minute q-bpMRI achieved acceptable diagnostic quality comparable to the SOC. Better SNR was observed for DL/AI versus SOC ADC with method-dependent distortion susceptibility and resolution enhancement. The measured biases were unaffected by AI/DL reconstruction and related to acquisition protocol parameters: constant for spin-echo T2 (-7 ms to +5 ms) and ADC (4b-fit: -0.37 µm2/ms and 2b-fit: -0.19 µm2/ms), while nonlinear for echo-planar T2 (-37 ms to +14 ms). Measured phantom ADC bias dependence on b-value range was consistent with that observed for PCa lesions. Bias correction harmonized lesion T2 and ADC values across different AI/DL-aided q-bpMRI acquisitions. The developed workflow enables harmonization of AI/DL-accelerated quantitative T2 and ADC mapping in multi-vendor clinical settings.
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