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8
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Titel
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Volumetry of Ventilated Airspaces Using ³He MRI:Preliminary Results
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Autor1
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H-U Kauczor
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Autor2
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K Markstaller
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M Puderbach / J Lill / B Eberle / G Hanisch / T Grossmann / CP Heussel / W Schreiber / M Thelen
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Schlagwörter
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Lung disease; lung, MRI; nonproton MRI; noble gases; 3 He; hyperpolarization; lung function.
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Kurzbeschreibung
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RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES. To develop a validated postprocessing routine for volumetry of the ventilated airspaces by 3He MRI.
METHODS. 3Helium MRI and pulmonary function tests were performed in seven healthy volunteers. After segmentation of ventilated airspaces, their volumes were calculated. Functional residual capacity (FRC) was used as a reference. For comparison of absolute volumes, correction factors were evaluated.
RESULTS. Mean lung volume (± standard deviation) calculated from 3He MRI was 4082 ± 908 mL and mean FRC was 3696 ± 1166 mL, with a mean difference of 386 mL (r = 0.88). After correction for the relative pulmonary air content (factor 0.82), posture (0.72), and the individual tidal volume, 3He MRI volume was 3348 ± 744 mL and mean FRC was 3422 ± 817 mL, with the mean difference down to -74 mL (r = 0.9). Comparison on an individual basis confirmed an improvement in the estimation of absolute lung volume.
CONCLUSIONS. Volumetry of ventilated lung from 3He MRI shows high correlation and good agreement with the results of pulmonary function tests.
KEY WORDS. Lung disease; lung, MRI; nonproton MRI; noble gases; 3 He; hyperpolarization; lung function.
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Sprache
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Englisch
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Format
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Artikel in Zeitschrift
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Sonstiges
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Invest Radiol 36 (2001)
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eingetragen von
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Oliver Weinheimer
oliwe@viertaeler.de
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