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Characteristics of Abnormal Diffusivity in Normal-Appearing White Matter Investigated with Diffusion Tensor MR Imaging in Tuberous Sclerosis Complex

M.I. Makki, D.C. Chugani, J. Janisse and H.T. Chugani
American Journal of Neuroradiology October 2007, 28 (9) 1662-1667; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A0642
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    A–D, T2-weighted image of the diffusion acquisition (A), diffusion-weighted map as an average of the 6 directions (B), ADC map (C), and FA map (D), processed from DTI acquired on a 1.5T scanner in an 8-year-old patient with TSC (6 diffusion directions, 6 averages, b = 1000 [s/mm2]).

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    A–C, Selected ROIs are carefully drawn over the FA color-encoded images (A) and pasted on the corresponding main eigenvalues maps (B) and ADC map (C). The ROIs are indexed as follows: GCC#1, SCC#2, ALIC#3, PLIC#4, and EC#5. Red arrows indicate some of the TSC lesions.

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    A–D, Selected ROIs on the FA color-encoded image (A) are pasted on the eigenvalues maps (eg, main [B], middle [C], and minor [D] eigenvalues). The ROIs are indexed as follows: GCC#1, SCC#2, ALIC#3, PLIC#4, and EC#5. Red arrows indicate some of the TSC lesions.

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    GCCSCCL-ECR-ECL-PLICR-PLICL-ALICR-ALIC
    MeanSDMeanSDMeanSDMeanSDMeanSDMeanSDMeanSDMeanSD
    λ1bTSC1490961437171101195100780122172122070110758100780
    NC1344149136013496310491981115389115810096310491981
    λ2TSC54312552615765311864511145549483605886958277
    NC414773759158112158812540835415445105650359
    λ3TSC3669838598452454745930069306774209041587
    NC27578270104373603736023925245193215430951
    ADCTSC80091783126705697096565956670667057170970
    NC67890668107639676276660076606725984557746
    FAcTSC0.6430.0470.6270.1010.3810.0110.3660.0210.6390.0280.6230.0310.4690.0390.4340.035
    NC0.7030.0510.7250.0680.4370.0360.4130.0350.6760.0490.6700.0510.5030.0350.4940.040
    • Note:—DTI indicates diffusion tensor imaging; NAWM, normal-appearing white matter; TSC, tuberous sclerosis complex; GCC, genu of corpus callosum; SCC, splenium of corpus callosum; L-EC, left external capsule; R-EC, right external capsule; ADC, apparent diffusion coefficient; FA, fractional anisotropy; L-PLIC, left posterior limb of internal capsule; R-PLIC, right posterior limb of internal capsule; L-ALIC, left anterior limb of internal capsule; R-ALIC, right anterior limb of internal capsule.

    • a Regions of interest were drawn in the GCC and SCC bilaterally (L and R) over the EC and in both left and right hemispheres over the ALIC and PLIC.

    • b The 3 eigenvalues, λ1, λ2, and λ3, and ADC are expressed in 10−6 [mm2/s].

    • c The FA, the relative anisotropy, and the anisotropy index are dimensionless.

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