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The Study of Cerebral Hemodynamics in the Hyperacute Stage of Fat Embolism Induced by Triolein Emulsion

Y.W. Kim, H.J. Kim, B.M. Cho, T.Y. Moon and C.K. Eun
American Journal of Neuroradiology February 2006, 27 (2) 398-401;
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    Sequential T2-weighted (A), Gd-enhanced T1-weighted (B), diffusion-weighted (C), and ADC map (D) images at 30 minutes (first column), 2 hours (second column), 4 hours (third column), and 6 hours (fourth column) after triolein emulsion infusion in cat 320. T2 hyperintensity (A) is shown at 30 minutes, extends into the subcortical white matter at 2 hours, is maximal in size and intensity at 4 hours, and decreases thereafter. Lesion enhancement on Gd-enhanced T1-weighted imaging (B) is revealed from 30 minutes, increases at 2 hours, and decreases thereafter. Diffusion-weighted images (C) show mild hyperintensity at 2, 4, and 6 hours. ADC map images (D) all reveal isointensity over time.

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    Signal intensity ratios of lesion to contralateral normal side on T2-weighted images

    TimenMean ± SDRange
    30 min141.01 ± 0.070.90–1.16
    2 h141.13 ± 0.120.99–1.36
    4 h141.16 ± 0.111.02–1.43
    6 h141.12 ± 0.140.93–1.40
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    Table 2:

    Signal intensity ratios of lesion to contralateral normal side on Gd-enhanced T1-weighted images

    TimenMean ± SDRange
    30 min141.14 ± 0.151.00–1.53
    2 hr141.30 ± 0.201.02–1.68
    4 hr141.27 ± 0.170.94–1.64
    6 hr141.25 ± 0.170.95–1.53
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    Signal intensity ratios of lesion to contralateral normal side on DWI and ADC map images

    TimenMean ± SDRange
    DWI
        30 min141.08 ± 0.090.95–1.23
        2 h141.15 ± 0.091.01–1.34
        4 h141.12 ± 0.180.77–1.40
        6 h141.11 ± 0.140.94–1.35
    ADC
        30 min141.01 ± 0.120.86–1.29
        2 h141.17 ± 0.170.93–1.46
        4 h141.11 ± 0.190.84–1.36
        6 h141.05 ± 0.240.74–1.53
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    Table 4:

    Relative ratios of lesion to contralateral normal side on perfusion-weighted images

    TimenMean ± SDRange
    rCBV
        30 min141.03 ± 0.200.72–1.35
        2 h140.96 ± 0.230.67–1.23
        4 h140.98 ± 0.090.82–1.14
        6 h141.00 ± 0.150.84–1.30
    rCBF
        30 min141.12 ± 0.390.53–1.82
        2 h141.07 ± 0.360.25–1.38
        4 h141.14 ± 0.340.64–1.75
        6 h140.94 ± 0940.53–1.15
    MTT
        30 min140.98 ± 0.070.89–1.08
        2 h140.97 ± 0.150.70–1.21
        4 h140.95 ± 0.090.80–1.08
        6 h140.99 ± 0.100.87–1.17
    • Note.—n indicates number of cats; rCBV, relative cerebral blood volume; rCBF, relative cerebral blood flow; MTT, mean transit time.

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