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Mass Screening for Retrocochlear Disorders: Low-Field-Strength (0.2-T) versus High-Field-Strength (1.5-T) MR Imaging

Frédérique Dubrulle, Julia Delomez, Alireza Kiaei, Pierre Berger, Christophe Vincent, François-Michel M. Vaneecloo and Laurent Lemaitre
American Journal of Neuroradiology June 2002, 23 (6) 918-923;
Frédérique Dubrulle
aDepartment of Radiology, Hopital Huriez, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Lille, France
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Julia Delomez
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Alireza Kiaei
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Pierre Berger
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Christophe Vincent
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François-Michel M. Vaneecloo
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Laurent Lemaitre
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    Fig 1.

    Axial contrast-enhanced T1-weight-ed MR images show a small vestibular schwannoma.

    A, The 1.5-T image (550/20/3) obtained at the level of the IAC shows a small (2-mm) left vestibular schwannoma in the fundus of the IAC.

    B, The 0.2-T image (650/15/3) obtained at the same level depicts the small vestibular schwannoma.

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    Axial contrast-enhanced T1-weight-ed MR images show an intra-labyrinthine schwannoma.

    A, The 1.5-T image (550/20/3) shows a posterior enhancement of the right labyrinth (arrow), which corresponds to a schwannoma in the vestibule.

    B, The 0.2-T image (650/15/3) obtained at the same level depicts this intravestibular schwannoma (arrow).

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    Axial contrast-enhanced T1-weight-ed MR images show meningeal enhancement in the IAC.

    A, The 1.5-T image (550/20/3) obtained at the level of the IAC shows contrast enhancement in the left IAC, with concave limits corresponding to a meningeal enhancement (arrow).

    B, The 0.2-T image (650/15/3) shows no contrast enhancement in the left IAC (arrow).

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    Axial contrast-enhanced T1-weight-ed MR images show enhancement of the facial nerve.

    A, The 1.5-T image (550/20/3) shows contrast enhancement of the second portion of the right facial nerve.

    B, The 0.2-T image (650/15/3) depicts no significant contrast enhancement at this level.

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    Comparative results for observer 1

    Findings at 1.5 T
    Findings at 0.2 TRetrocochlear DisorderNo Retrocochlear DisorderTotal
    Positive58*058
    Negative5218223
    Total63218281
    • Note.—Concordance κ value = 0.95.

    • ↵* Of these, 57 were positive, and one was uncertain.

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    TABLE 2:

    Comparative results for observer 2

    Findings at 1.5 T
    Findings at 0.2 TRetrocochlear DisorderNo Retrocochlear DisorderTotal
    Positive58*1†59
    Negative5217222
    Total63218281
    • Note.—Concordance κ value = 0.93.

    • ↵* Of these, 51 were positive, and seven were uncertain.

    • ↵† This finding was uncertain.

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    Comparative results according with clinical groups

    ResultGroup 1(n = 33)Group 2(n = 153)Group 3(n = 74)Group 4(n = 21)
    Findings on 1.5-T images
     Total disorders21 (63.6)27 (17.6)3 (4.1)12 (57.1)
     Tumoral disorders20 (60.6)27 (17.6)3 (4.1)6 (28.6)
     Nontumoral disorders1 (3.0)0 (0)0 (0)6 (28.6)
    Findings on 0.2-T images
     Total disorders21 (63.6)27 (17.6)3 (4.1)7 (33.3)
     Tumoral disorders20 (60.6)27 (17.6)3 (4.1)6 (28.6)
     Nontumoral disorders1 (3.0)0 (0)01 (4.8)
    • Note.—Data in parentheses are percentages.

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Frédérique Dubrulle, Julia Delomez, Alireza Kiaei, Pierre Berger, Christophe Vincent, François-Michel M. Vaneecloo, Laurent Lemaitre
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