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Comparing 3T T1-Weighted Sequences in Identifying Hyperintense Punctate Lesions in Preterm Neonates

D. Tortora, V. Panara, P.A. Mattei, A. Tartaro, R. Salomone, S. Domizio, A.R. Cotroneo and M. Caulo
American Journal of Neuroradiology March 2015, 36 (3) 581-586; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A4144
D. Tortora
aFrom the Radiology Unit (D.T., V.P., A.R.C., M.C.)
dITAB-Institute of Advanced Biomedical Technologies (D.T., V.P., A.T., M.C.)
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V. Panara
aFrom the Radiology Unit (D.T., V.P., A.R.C., M.C.)
dITAB-Institute of Advanced Biomedical Technologies (D.T., V.P., A.T., M.C.)
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P.A. Mattei
bOphthalmology Clinic (P.A.M.)
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A. Tartaro
aFrom the Radiology Unit (D.T., V.P., A.R.C., M.C.)
dITAB-Institute of Advanced Biomedical Technologies (D.T., V.P., A.T., M.C.)
eDepartment of Neuroscience and Imaging (A.T., A.R.C., M.C.), University “G. d'Annunzio” of Chieti, Chieti, Italy.
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R. Salomone
cNeonatology and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (R.S., S.D.), University Hospital of Chieti, Chieti, Italy
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S. Domizio
cNeonatology and Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (R.S., S.D.), University Hospital of Chieti, Chieti, Italy
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A.R. Cotroneo
aFrom the Radiology Unit (D.T., V.P., A.R.C., M.C.)
eDepartment of Neuroscience and Imaging (A.T., A.R.C., M.C.), University “G. d'Annunzio” of Chieti, Chieti, Italy.
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M. Caulo
aFrom the Radiology Unit (D.T., V.P., A.R.C., M.C.)
dITAB-Institute of Advanced Biomedical Technologies (D.T., V.P., A.T., M.C.)
eDepartment of Neuroscience and Imaging (A.T., A.R.C., M.C.), University “G. d'Annunzio” of Chieti, Chieti, Italy.
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    Schematic representation of a typical neonatal brain. Only the central (motor) location on the 1-mm reformatted T1 3D-FFE sequence scored a significantly greater number of HPLs compared with IR and SE sequences. The 1-mm axial reformatted T1 3D-FFE sequence identified a significant overall greater number of HPLs than other 3-mm sequences (P < .01).

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    Three-millimeter (A) and 1-mm (B) axial reformatted T1 3D-FFE sequences of PNs affected by PVL. The thinner sections (B) separated lesions that were seen as confluent with the thicker sections (A).

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    MRI sequence parameters

    SequenceSection Thickness (mm)Intersection (mm)TR (ms)TE (ms)TI (ms)FASAR (W/Kg)dB
    Axial T1 SE30.566311––<0.2−6.5
    Axial T1 IR30.5493815400–<0.17.2
    T1 3D-FFE1 and 309.24.3–10°0.05.4
    Axial T2-TSE30.5300080––<0.26.5
    Axial DWI41238065––<0.19.5
    • Note:—SAR indicates specific absorption rate; FA, flip angle.

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    Table 2:

    HPLs identified in consensus reading

    PatientSexOutcomeOverall
    3-mm T1 FFE1-mm T1 FFE3-mm T1 IR3-mm T1 SE
    1F1470NA
    2F0370NA
    3F112206NA
    4F0386NA
    5M181254
    6F11635816
    7M091267
    8M117191011
    9M1122599
    10F19111110
    11M03524
    12FNA51474
    13M1691111
    14M1213099
    15M115291715
    16M1613814
    17MNA49NANA
    18F081100
    19M06912
    20F161256
    21M04900
    22M14834
    23M12422
    24F141031
    25M11752
    26M11515913
    27M051033
    28M02500
    29M12800
    30F11500
    31F15864
    Total218386152151
    • Note:—NA indicates not available.

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    Table 3:

    Interreader agreement and pulse sequence performancesa

    Pulse SequencesAgreement of Reader 1 and Reference StandardAgreement of Reader 2 and Reference StandardInterreader Agreement
    3-mm T1 FFE0.8930.8220.844
    1-mm T1 FFE0.9880.9920.986
    3-mm T1 IR0.7760.6310.653
    3-mm T1 SE0.7930.7970.820
    • ↵a Data are intraclass correlation coefficients.

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