Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8231195 | International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics | 2011 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
We conclude that DSC-MRI with a blood pool agent such as ferumoxytol may provide a better monitor of tumor rCBV than DSC-MRI with gadoteridol. Lesions demonstrating increased enhancement on T1-weighted MRI coupled with low ferumoxytol rCBV are likely exhibiting pseudoprogression, whereas high rCBV with ferumoxytol is a better marker than gadoteridol for determining active tumor. These interesting pilot observations suggest that ferumoxytol may differentiate tumor progression from pseudoprogression and warrant further investigation.
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Authors
Seymur M.D., Ahmed M. M.D., Leslie L. Ph.D., Bronwyn E. M.D., William D. Ph.D., Csanad G. M.D., Jeffrey M. Ph.D., Marianne A.N.P., Edward A. M.D.,