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The Effect of Prior Surgery on Blood Oxygen Level–Dependent Functional MR Imaging in the Preoperative Assessment of Brain Tumors

Michael J.J. Kim, Andrei I. Holodny, Bob L. Hou, Kyung K. Peck, Chaya S. Moskowitz, Dmitry L. Bogomolny and Philip H. Gutin
American Journal of Neuroradiology September 2005, 26 (8) 1980-1985;
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    Average volume of activation measurements in prior-surgery (PS) and no-prior-surgery (NPS) groups. There is a marked decrease in the tumor side activation volumes of patients with prior surgery.

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    In patient 40, there is robust activation in the right motor cortex but little detectable activity in the left motor cortex. In the T2-weighted image (A), the area containing the signal intensity void (arrow) corresponds to the physical location of a titanium plate installed during a prior operation. The susceptibility artifact is not visible in the T1-weighted image (B).

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    In patient 33, the location of the susceptibility artifact is further away from the motor cortex than in patient 40 (Fig 2). Correspondingly, the signal intensity dropout is less severe.

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    Patient characteristics and primary motor cortex volume of activation measurements

    Patient No./Age (y)/SexHistologic DiagnosisPrior SurgeryVoA (NT)VaO (T)Ratio (NT/T)
    1/70/FGBMNo134534330.39
    2/79/MGBMNo2854590.62
    3/51/MGBMNo427149990.85
    4/61/MGBMNo224623410.96
    5/48/FGBMNo476244141.08
    6/43/MGBMNo681951421.33
    7/69/MGBMNo344922151.56
    8/57/MGBMNo482530381.59
    9/58/FGBMNo7914901.61
    10/39/FGBMNo265815031.77
    11/72/FGBMNo12023803.17
    12/48/MGBMNo574312344.65
    13/65/MMetastasisNo41148880.08
    14/44/MMetastasisNo94939710.24
    15/56/FMetastasisNo411348880.84
    16/61/FMetastasisNo181915821.15
    17/62/FMetastasisNo245220411.20
    18/56/FMetastasisNo458835751.28
    19/57/FMetastasisNo393930561.29
    20/57/MMetastasisNo14406172.33
    21/53/FMetastasisNo21208702.44
    22/57/FMetastasisNo26267753.39
    23/48/MMetastasisNo32127594.23
    24/52/MOligodendroglioma, G-IIINo63315030.42
    25/76/MAstrocytoma, G-IIINo21676963.11
    26/43/MAstrocytoma, G-IINo113948250.24
    27/36/FOligodendroglioma, G-IINo458855850.82
    28/47/FAstrocytoma, G-IINo503150311.00
    29/36/FOligoastrocytoma, G-IINo435131961.36
    30/85/FMeningiomaNo175621360.82
    Avg values of patients without prior surgery (n = 30)285826551.08
    31/52/MGBMYes691318833.67
    32/37/FGBMYes615414714.18
    33/68/FGBMYes40506646.10
    34/53/MMetastasisYes8076011.34
    35/58/FMetastasisYes564821362.64
    36/46/FMetastasisYes408219021.50
    37/48/MAstrocytoma, G-IIIYes82318670.44
    38/23/FAstrocytoma, G-IIIYes283210602.67
    39/45/FOligodendroglioma, G-IIIYes29276346.25
    40/31/MAstrocytoma, G-IIYes29748233.62
    41/19/FOligodendroglioma, G-IIYes21522538.50
    42/39/FAtypical meningiomaYes12186331.93
    43/35/MLow-grade hemangiopericytomaYes416119462.14
    Avg values of patients with prior surgery (n = 13)344210453.29
    • Note.—VoA indicates volume of activation (mm3); NT, nontumor side; T, tumor side; GBM, glioblastoma multiforme.

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    Comparison of volume of activation measurements (mm3) between tumor side and nontumor side in patients with or without prior surgery

    Prior Surgery (n = 13)No Prior Surgery (n = 30)
    Tumor SideNontumor SideTumor SideNontumor Side
    Mean1045344226552858
    Median823297422782539
    SD733197617341753
    Range63–2136807–6913380–5585285–6819
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    Multivariate linear regression analysis of expected difference in volume of fMRI activation in motor strip on tumor side in patients with prior surgery

    Expected Difference95% CIP
    Difference in tumor side volume (mm3) associated with a 1-mm3 increase in nontumor side volume0.35(0.12, 0.59).005
    Difference in tumor side volume (mm3) associated with having surgery−1815(−2745, −885)<.001
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Michael J.J. Kim, Andrei I. Holodny, Bob L. Hou, Kyung K. Peck, Chaya S. Moskowitz, Dmitry L. Bogomolny, Philip H. Gutin
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American Journal of Neuroradiology Sep 2005, 26 (8) 1980-1985;
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