摘要
目的:分析肝海绵状血管瘤不同b值的MRI弥散加权成像特性,提高病变检出率和图像质量。方法:对连续的MRI平扫和增强明确诊断的13例肝海绵状血管瘤,比较弥散加权成像b值分别为0s/mm2,100s/mm2和700s/mm2时的特征。结果:MRI平扫和增强分别显示34个(87%)和29个(74%)病变;在弥散加权成像中,b为0s/mm2时显示21个(54%),小的病变与血管和胆管易混淆;b为100s/mm2时显示39个(100%),病变与周围组织界限清晰;b为700s/mm2时显示33个(85%)。正常肝组织的信噪比以b值为100s/mm2最高(19.15±0.85);病变的信噪比以b值为0s/mm2时最高(12.89±0.96);病变与周围正常肝组织的对比度以b为700s/mm2时最低(0.37±0.02)。结论:MRI弥散加权成像进一步提高了对肝海绵状血管瘤的敏感性,以b值为100s/mm2时,病变检出率和图像质量最高。
Objective:To analyze the characterization of cavernous hemangiomas of the liver on diffusion weighted imaging of MRI in order to improve the detection rates of lesions and quality of images.Methods:Thirteen cases were diagnosed definitely in cavernous hemangiomas of the liver in plain and contrast scans of MRI consecutively.Their characterization of diffusion weighted imaging were compared in different b values,such as 0 s/mm2,100 s/mm2 and 700 s/mm2 individually.Results:In these 13 patients,the exhibition of cavernous hemangiomas of the liver were 34 lesions(87%) on plain scans,29 lesions(74%) on kinetic contrast enhancement scans.On diffusion weighted imaging,21 lesions(54%) were found clearly in 0 s/mm2 of b value,and 39 lesions(100%) in 100 s/mm2 of b value and 33 lesions(85%) in 700 s/mm2 of b value.While small lesions were easily confused with blood vessels and bile ducts in 0 s/mm2 of b value,the margins of lesions were delineated clearly in 100 s/mm2 of b value.The signal to noise of normal liver was on the highest in 100 s/mm2 of b value(19.15±0.85),as the signal to noise of cavernous hemangiomas of the liver was on the highest in 0 s/mm2 of b value(12.89±0.96).The contrast between cavernous hemangiomas of the liver and the surrounding normal liver was on the lowest in 700 s/mm2 of b value(0.37±0.02).Conclusion:The diffusion weighted imaging of MRI promotes the sensitivity of MRI further in detection of cavernous hemangiomas of the liver.When b value is in 100 s/mm2,the diffusion weighted imaging has the highest sensitivity of lesions and quality of images.
出处
《医学影像学杂志》
2010年第7期996-999,共4页
Journal of Medical Imaging