中华神经医学杂志
中華神經醫學雜誌
중화신경의학잡지
CHINESE JOURNAL OF NEUROMEDICINE
2011年
8期
829-833
,共5页
颜剑豪%江桂华%曾少庆%林楚岚%李武铭%梁联保
顏劍豪%江桂華%曾少慶%林楚嵐%李武銘%樑聯保
안검호%강계화%증소경%림초람%리무명%량련보
扩散张量成像%表观扩散系数%部分各向异性分数
擴散張量成像%錶觀擴散繫數%部分各嚮異性分數
확산장량성상%표관확산계수%부분각향이성분수
Diffusion tensor imaging%Apparent diffusion coefficient%Fractional Anisotrop
目的 测量三叉神经桥池段的表观扩散系数(ADC)值和部分各向异性分数(FA)值,了解三叉神经桥池段各参数的特点。 方法 选择50例健康志愿者三叉神经桥池段距离脑干发出点0mm、3mm、6mm、9mm共四处,利用DTI图像与B-TFE或THRIVE图像融合成像,提高三叉神经桥池段显示的空间分辨率,并利用该图像测量并分别记录ADC值与FA值,对所有受检者行三叉神经桥池段追踪成像。 结果 受检者左侧与右侧三叉神经桥池段的ADC值和FA值差异均无统计学意义(P>0.05)。越靠近脑干发出点,左右两侧三叉神经桥池段的各导出量越呈现左右不对称的趋势。双侧三叉神经桥池段距脑干不同距离各位置的DTI导出量分析发现:相邻两距离间ADC值差异均有统计学意义(P<0.05),出脑干后随距离增加ADC值逐渐升高,但行至6~9 mm间突然回转下降;FA值在0~6 mm间随距离增加而逐渐降低,且相邻两距离间差异均有统计学意义(P<0.05),但行至6~9 mm间FA值不再有明显变化。 结论 DTI图像能够清晰分辨双侧三叉神经桥池段,可实现DTI各项导出量的测量。随着距脑干发出点距离的不同,各导出量发生有规律的变化,预示着DTI在明确区分三叉神经的中枢神经系统段、过渡段和周围神经系统段以及检出颅神经血管压迫方面的应用前景。
目的 測量三扠神經橋池段的錶觀擴散繫數(ADC)值和部分各嚮異性分數(FA)值,瞭解三扠神經橋池段各參數的特點。 方法 選擇50例健康誌願者三扠神經橋池段距離腦榦髮齣點0mm、3mm、6mm、9mm共四處,利用DTI圖像與B-TFE或THRIVE圖像融閤成像,提高三扠神經橋池段顯示的空間分辨率,併利用該圖像測量併分彆記錄ADC值與FA值,對所有受檢者行三扠神經橋池段追蹤成像。 結果 受檢者左側與右側三扠神經橋池段的ADC值和FA值差異均無統計學意義(P>0.05)。越靠近腦榦髮齣點,左右兩側三扠神經橋池段的各導齣量越呈現左右不對稱的趨勢。雙側三扠神經橋池段距腦榦不同距離各位置的DTI導齣量分析髮現:相鄰兩距離間ADC值差異均有統計學意義(P<0.05),齣腦榦後隨距離增加ADC值逐漸升高,但行至6~9 mm間突然迴轉下降;FA值在0~6 mm間隨距離增加而逐漸降低,且相鄰兩距離間差異均有統計學意義(P<0.05),但行至6~9 mm間FA值不再有明顯變化。 結論 DTI圖像能夠清晰分辨雙側三扠神經橋池段,可實現DTI各項導齣量的測量。隨著距腦榦髮齣點距離的不同,各導齣量髮生有規律的變化,預示著DTI在明確區分三扠神經的中樞神經繫統段、過渡段和週圍神經繫統段以及檢齣顱神經血管壓迫方麵的應用前景。
목적 측량삼차신경교지단적표관확산계수(ADC)치화부분각향이성분수(FA)치,료해삼차신경교지단각삼수적특점。 방법 선택50례건강지원자삼차신경교지단거리뇌간발출점0mm、3mm、6mm、9mm공사처,이용DTI도상여B-TFE혹THRIVE도상융합성상,제고삼차신경교지단현시적공간분변솔,병이용해도상측량병분별기록ADC치여FA치,대소유수검자행삼차신경교지단추종성상。 결과 수검자좌측여우측삼차신경교지단적ADC치화FA치차이균무통계학의의(P>0.05)。월고근뇌간발출점,좌우량측삼차신경교지단적각도출량월정현좌우불대칭적추세。쌍측삼차신경교지단거뇌간불동거리각위치적DTI도출량분석발현:상린량거리간ADC치차이균유통계학의의(P<0.05),출뇌간후수거리증가ADC치축점승고,단행지6~9 mm간돌연회전하강;FA치재0~6 mm간수거리증가이축점강저,차상린량거리간차이균유통계학의의(P<0.05),단행지6~9 mm간FA치불재유명현변화。 결론 DTI도상능구청석분변쌍측삼차신경교지단,가실현DTI각항도출량적측량。수착거뇌간발출점거리적불동,각도출량발생유규률적변화,예시착DTI재명학구분삼차신경적중추신경계통단、과도단화주위신경계통단이급검출로신경혈관압박방면적응용전경。
Objective To survey the apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) value and fractional anisotropy (FA) value ofpontine cistern section of the trigeminal nerve, and understand the characteristics of various parameters of trigeminal nerve pontine cistern section. Methods The distances from pontine cistern section of the trifacial nerve to 0, 3, 6 and 9 mm of brain stem in 50 healthy volunteers were recorded, and fusion images of magnetic resonance diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) with B-TFE or THRIVE were achieved to improve the spatial resolution of the pontine cistern section of the trifacial nerve; their ADC value and FA value were recorded, separately. Tracing image formation was noted in the pontine cistern section of the trigeminal or trifacial nerve. Results The ADC and FA results of the left side and right flank of pontine cistern section of the trifacial nerve in these healthy volunteers were not statistically different (P<0.05). The closer to the brain stem, the more asymmetrical tendency of distance from pontine cistern section of the trifacial nerve to 0, 3, 6 and 9 mm of brain stem between both sides. DTI indicated that the ADC values between each 2 distances from pontine cistern section of the trifacial nerve to 0, 3, 6 and 9 mum of brain stem between both sides were significantly different: the ADC values increased along with the distance elevating gradually, but rotated suddenly at the line of 6-9 mm. The FA value increased in 0-6 mm along with the distance reducing gradually, and the neighboring 2 distances had remarkably statistical difference, but the FA value no longer obviously changed from the line of 6-9 mm. Conclusion DTI can distinguish the two-sided trigeminal nerve brain pond section clearly, and may realize each item of DTI. Regular changes are noted in FA and ADC values along with the different distances from pontine cistern section of the trifacial nerve to 0, 3, 6 and 9 mm of brain stem,indicating that DTI enjoys perspective in being clear about the discrimination of cranial nerve CNS section, the change-over portion and the PNS section, and in detecting the cranial nerve vascular compression.