Rotating Frame MRI Contrasts For Assessment of White Matter Alteration in Mucopolysaccharidosis Type I

Authors

SVÁTKOVÁ Alena MUELLER Bryon BEDNAŘÍK Petr NGUYEN Carol VOJTÍŠEK Lubomír MANGIA Silvia NISSI Mikko MICHAELI Shalom NESTRAŠIL Igor

Year of publication 2018
Type Conference abstract
Citation
Description Mucopolysaccharidosis type I (MPSI) is an inherited metabolic disease with severe and attenuated disease subtypes. While both MPSI subtypes manifest pronounced morphological brain changes, little has been discovered about alterations of white matter (WM) microstructure. Here, we utilized rotating frame MRI contrasts along with DTI to detect WM alterations in 11 severe and 9 attenuated MPSI patients at 3T. T1? and RAFF4 detected WM differences between MPS subtypes that were not depicted by DTI. Outcomes demonstrate an exceptional sensitivity of rotating frame methods to probe WM microstructure in MPSI.

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