Renal vascular angiography with interpolated finite impulse response with 1.5T MR
- VernacularTitle:1.5T磁共振插入有限脉冲响应技术肾血管成像
- Author:
Yi WANG
;
Ailian LIU
;
Qingwei SONG
;
Meiyu SUN
;
Heqing WANG
- Publication Type:Journal Article
- Keywords:
Magnetic resonance angiography;
Interpolated finite impulse response;
Renal artery
- From:Chinese Journal of Medical Imaging Technology
2010;26(2):358-360
- CountryChina
- Language:Chinese
-
Abstract:
Objective To evaluate the feasibility of renal artery angiography with interpolated finite impulse response (IRFR) sequence on 1.5T MR. Methods A total of 122 subjects underwent MR scan with IFIR sequence. On axial image of IFIR, bilateral signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and breath artifact of renal artery were measured and 3D maximum intensity projection (MIP) images were reconstructed on workstation ADW 4.3, and each branch was scored according to its displaying quality. Influence of SNR, age and breath artifact on the displaying of renal artery were compared and analyzed. Results Renal segmental artery could be seen in 112 subjects (91.80%). Among them, segmental artery was showed clearly in 78 subjects (63.93%), post-segmental artery was showed in 54 subjects (44.26%) and branches of post-segmental artery was showed in 22 subjects (18.03%). There was statistical difference of renal artery scores mean rank between ≥60 years group and ＜60 years group (49.25 vs 67.48, P=0.006), as well as between the group without and with breath artifact (66.66 vs 43.35, P=0.002). No statistical difference of SNR was found among renal artery scores from 1-5 (P=0.177). Conclusion IFIR sequence is simple and safe for renal artery angiography on 1.5T MR, and different grades of renal artery branch can be showed clearly.
