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Optimal Diffusion-Weighted Imaging Protocol for Lesion Detection in Transient Global Amnesia

Y.C. Weon, J.H. Kim, J.S. Lee and S.Y. Kim
American Journal of Neuroradiology August 2008, 29 (7) 1324-1328; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A1105
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    A 49-year-old woman (patient 8) with TGA. A, Initial DWIs obtained at 11 hours 15 minutes after the onset of symptoms show no lesion at b = 1000/5 mm, but a subtle bright lesion in the right hippocampal body (arrows) at b = 1000/3 mm, b = 2000/3 mm, and b = 3000/3 mm, with increasing lesion conspicuity by increasing the b-value. B, Follow-up DWIs after 3 days show a much brighter lesion (arrows) in all sequences.

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    A 50-year-old woman (patient 3) with TGA. All initial DWIs (A) obtained at 4 hours 30 minutes after the onset of symptoms and follow-up DWIs (B) after 3 days at b = 1000/5 mm do not show the lesion. Follow-up DWIs at b = 1000/3 mm, b = 2000/3 mm, and b = 3000/3 mm show a bright lesion (arrows) in the right hippocampal body, though the signal intensity-to-noise ratio becomes poor by increasing the b-value.

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    Patient No.Sex/AgeTime Lapse to Initial MRILesion No.LocationInitial DWI b-Value (sec/m2)/Section Thickness (mm)*Follow-up DWI b-Value (sec/m2)/Section Thickness (mm)†
    1000/51000/32000/33000/31000/51000/32000/33000/3
    1F/593:003R body----++++
    L head-----+++
    R temporal-----+++
    2M/634:301L body--++++++
    3F/504:301R body-----+++
    4F/544:303L head-+++++++
    R body----++++
    L body----++++
    5F/655:301L body----++++
    6F/697:001R body----++++
    7F/699:004R head-+++++++
    R body-+++++++
    L head-+++++++
    R body------++
    8F/4911:151R head-+++++++
    9M/6014:302R head++++++++
    L head--++-+++
    10F/5219:152R body--++++++
    L body-----+++
    11F/6419:151L body------++
    12F/6119:303R head++++++++
    R body++++++++
    L head--++++++
    13F/5722:151R head-+++++++
    • Note:—MRI, indicates MR imaging; R, right; L, left; temporal, temporal lobe; +, lesion detected; −, lesion not detected.

    • * Detection rates: 1000/5 = 13%, (3/24); 1000/3 = 38% (9/24); 2000/3 = 54% (13/24); 3000/3 = 54% (13/24).

    • † Detection rates: 1000/5 = 71% (17/24); 1000/3 = 92% (22/24); 2000/3 = 100% (24/24); 3000/3 = 100% (24/24).

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