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Signal Alteration of Substantia Nigra on 3.0T Susceptibility-weighted Imaging in Parkinson's Disease and Vascular Parkinsonism 被引量:8
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作者 Xue-jun ZHAO Xi-yuan NIU +5 位作者 He-yang YOU Min ZHOU xue-bing ji Ying LIU Lei WU Xiao-ling DING 《Current Medical Science》 SCIE CAS 2019年第5期831-835,共5页
Recent researches have found that 7 Tesla SWI can detect the alteration of substantia nigra hyperintensity in Parkinson's disease(PD),multiple system atrophy(MSA),and progressive supranuclear palsy(PSP).The aim of... Recent researches have found that 7 Tesla SWI can detect the alteration of substantia nigra hyperintensity in Parkinson's disease(PD),multiple system atrophy(MSA),and progressive supranuclear palsy(PSP).The aim of this study was to investigate whether 3 Tesla SWI(3T SWI)can visualize anatomical alterations occurring in a hyperintense structure of the substantia nigra in PD and vascular parkinsonism(VP),and whether the evaluation of abnormal signal can be used as a factor in the differential diagnosis of PD and VP.Using 3 Tesla MRI,we evaluated 38 healthy subjects,33 patients with PD and 34 patients with VP.Two blinded readers independently assessed the images.We found that the dorsolateral nigral hyperintensity was absent in 31 of 33 patients with PD and 15 of 34 patients with VP.The dorsolateral nigral hyperintensity was present in 19 of 34 patients with VP and 35 of 38 healthy controls.Group comparisons of absence of dorsolateral nigral hyperintensity revealed significant differences between the patients with PD and those with VP(P<0.001).The sensitivity of SWI for PD was 93.9%and the specificity was 92.1%.Visual assessment of dorsolateral nigral hyperintensity on high-field SWI scans may serve as a new simple diagnostic imaging marker for PD.And our study results indicate that 3T SWI can be used as a tool to identify PD and VP. 展开更多
关键词 magnetic resonance IMAGING susceptibility-weighted IMAGING Parkinson's disease VASCULAR PARKINSONISM substantia nigra
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