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Diagnostic Accuracy of the Constructive Interference in Steady State Sequence Alone for Follow-Up Imaging of Vestibular Schwannomas

B. Ozgen, B. Oguz and A. Dolgun
American Journal of Neuroradiology May 2009, 30 (5) 985-991; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A1472
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    A and B, Axial CISS (A) and postcontrast T1WI (B) of the left ear in a patient with Koos stage 3 VS. C and D, The follow-up imaging with CISS (C) and postcontrast T1WI (D) performed 1 year later demonstrates interval growth of the lesion with new brain stem compression (arrow), consistent with progression to Koos stage 4. Note that loss of internal heterogeneity is less well appreciated on the CISS sequence (C) than on the postcontrast image (D).

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    A and B, Koos stage 2 VS on the axial CISS image (A) and postcontrast T1WI (B). C and D, The follow-up imaging reveals minimal progression of the lesion with increased protrusion into the cerebellopontine cistern, both on the CISS (C) and postcontrast T1WI (D).

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    A−C, Postoperative MR imaging of a patient with right-sided VS. The axial T1WI (A), postcontrast T1WI (B), and CISS (C) image demonstrate postoperative changes on the right and a small residual lesion (arrow) within the cerebellopontine angle. D−F, The residual mass (arrow) is stable in the follow-up T1WI (D), postcontrast T1WI (E), and CISS imaging (F) performed 2 years later.

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    Imaging appearance of a Koos stage 4 VS treated with CyberKnife. The CISS image (A) and postcontrast T1WI (B) demonstrate a large heterogeneous mass compressing the brain stem. The CISS image (C) and postcontrast T1WI (D) of the follow-up study reveal an interval increase in the size of the mass. The increased internal heterogeneity is not well reflected in the CISS image (C).

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    Patient data and imaging information

    PatientAge (yr)/SexClinical HistoryKoos StageNo. of StudiesFollow-Up Interval (Months)Progression (Observer 1)Progression (Observer 2)
    171/FHearing loss1450––
    278/FHearing loss2226––
    351/FHearing loss1443––
    459/FFollow-up after surgery2442––
    558/FHearing loss2530––
    631/FHearing loss2655+–
    754/FFollow-up after CK426+–
    850/FHearing loss1314––
    962/MHearing loss128––
    1025/FHearing loss127––
    1171/MHearing loss4212––
    1270/FHearing loss2212––
    1370/FFollow-up after surgery2224––
    1457/MHearing loss2224++
    1566/MHearing loss226––
    1628/MHearing loss3212++
    1759/MHearing loss1214––
    1834/MHearing loss1224+–
    • Note:—+ indicates increase in size; –, no progression; CK, CyberKnife.

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    Comparison of measurements performed on CISS and Post Gad images

    MeasurementsMean (mm)SDP Value
    Observer 1
        CISS AP8.06.5.048
        Post Gad AP8.26.7
        CISS TRA10.55.1.123
        Post Gad TRA10.85.1
        CISS SI7.15.6.007
        Post Gad SI7.66.3
    Observer 2
        CISS AP7.55.9.030
        Post Gad AP7.86.4
        CISS TRA10.85.1.214
        Post Gad TRA10.54.8
        CISS SI6.95.1.983
        Post Gad SI6.95.7
    • Note:—Post Gad indicates postcontrast; CISS, constructive interference in steady state; AP, anteroposterior diameter; TRA, transverse diameter; SI, superoinferior diameter.

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    Interobserver variations between the measurements performed by 2 observers

    MeasurementsMean (mm)SDP Value
    CISS
        AP.009
            Observer 18.06.5
            Observer 27.55.9
        TRA.244
            Observer 110.55.1
            Observer 210.85.1
        SI.602
            Observer 17.185.6
            Observer 27.05.3
    Post Gad
        AP.009
            Observer 18.26.7
            Observer 27.86.4
        TRA.067
            Observer 110.85.1
            Observer 210.54.8
        SI.011
            Observer 17.46.2
            Observer 26.95.7
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