Brain Injury Lesion Imaging Using Preconditioned Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping without Skull Stripping.

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Brain Injury Lesion Imaging Using Preconditioned Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping without Skull Stripping.

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BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE:Identifying cerebral microhemorrhage burden can aid in the diagnosis and management of traumatic brain injury, stroke, hypertension, and cerebral amyloid angiopathy. MR imaging susceptibility-based methods are more sensitive than CT for detecting cerebral microhemorrhage, but methods other than quantitative susceptibility mapping provide results that vary with field strength and TE, require additional phase maps to distinguish blood from calcification, and depict cerebr...

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Date created

2018-04

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Soman, S / Liu, Z / Kim, G / Nemec, U / Holdsworth, Samantha / Main, K / Lee, B / Kolakowsky-Hayner, S / Selim, M / Furst, AJ / Massaband, P / Yesavage, J / Adamson, MM / Spincemaille, P / Moseley, M / Wang, Y

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http://hdl.handle.net/2292/44739

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Skull / Humans / Image Interpretation, Computer-Assisted / Imaging, Three-Dimensional / Magnetic Resonance Imaging / Adult / Middle Aged / Female / Male / Neuroimaging / Brain Injuries, Traumatic

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