| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5491382 | Magnetic Resonance Imaging | 2017 | 31 Pages |
Abstract
Evident relationships between D* and D*Â ÃÂ f and DCE-MRI perfusion measurements were found in LNs, while no significant association emerged in PTs. This presumably is due to the poorer agreement between the experimental data and curve fitting for PTs, as compared to LNs. Additional work is warranted to improve the reliability of the IVIM parameter estimations in primary HNSCCs.
Keywords
MSIPerfusion fractionIVIMHNSCCPEIDWISNRDCERSSADCdiffusion-weighted imagingPerfusion imagingDiffusion magnetic resonance imagingdynamic contrast enhanced magnetic resonance imagingPrimary tumorIntravoxel incoherent motionapparent diffusion coefficientResidual sum of squaresHead and neck neoplasmssignal to noise ratioHead and neck squamous cell carcinomadynamic contrast enhancedLymph node
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Authors
Simona Marzi, Francesca Piludu, Chiara Forina, Giuseppe Sanguineti, Renato Covello, Giuseppe Spriano, Antonello Vidiri,