Magnetic resonance diffusion tensor imaging of peripheral nerve traction injury and its correlation with histology
10.3969/j.issn.1006-5725.2014.22.007
- 白话标题:兔坐骨神经牵拉损伤与修复的纤维束示踪成像与病理对照分析
- 作者:
Qiao ZOU
;
Xinchun LI
;
Zhongjun HOU
;
Jingcong CHEN
;
Qi WAN
;
Chongpeng SUN
;
Jiaxuan ZHOU
;
Jianxun HE
- 出版类型:Journal Article
- 关键字:
Diffusion Tensor Tractography;
Magnetic resonance imaging;
Peripheral nerve;
Pathology
- 来源:
The Journal of Practical Medicine
2014;(22):3562-3565
- 国家China
- 语言:Chinese
-
摘要:
Objective To make sciatic nerve traction injury models of rabbit , in order to prospectively evaluate possibility and accuracy of diffusion tensor tracking (DTT) in sciatic nerve injures. Methods The right sciatic nerves of 32 New Zealand white rabbits were selected for traction injury , and the left sciatic nerves were the sham operation side. DTI scan was performed before and after the operation on 1st day , 3rd day, and 1 week, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 8th week respectively, and DTT was reconstructed. Then the length of reconstructed fiber tracts and fiber density index were calculated. After the MRI scan , the sciatic nerve was removed to perform pathologic examination at different time points. Results The difference of the length of reconstructed fiber tracts between nerve traction injury and sham operation side was significant at 1 day~2weeks after operation (P<0.05), while the difference was not significant at 3~8 weeks.The fiber density index of nerve traction injury and sham operation side was significantly different at 1 day~8 weeks(P<0.05). 1day after operation, myelin sheath of traction portion was obviously twisting. 3 days after operation , a large amount of myelin sheath broke down. 2 weeks after operation , axon, myelin sheath degeneration and regeneration coexisted at the same time. 8 weeks after operation , nerve fibers regenerated and restored to normal structure. Conclusion The length time curve and density index-time curve of nerve traction injury are consistent with the changes of pathology , which can be used as a supplementary method to evaluate the degeneration and regeneration in nerve injury.
