Basic Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2016.
World J Radiol. Mar 28, 2016; 8(3): 298-307
Published online Mar 28, 2016. doi: 10.4329/wjr.v8.i3.298
Table 1 Multiple magnetic resonance imaging sequences used for temperature monitoring, characterization and quantification of ablated kidneys
Pulse sequenceTR (ms)TE (ms)ETLrBW (kHz)Flip angle (degree)Slice thicknessMatrix sizeNEXAcquisition time (s)
T2-W thermometry21018.31215.63354256 × 1921100
2D T2-W FSE (pre and post ablation)7300681215.63114256 × 1923400
Perfusion (post ablation)3.71.5NA62.59596 × 961120
2D T1-W FSE (pre and post ablation1)9857.2631.251205192 × 192116
3D LAVA (pre and post ablation1)3.91.5NA62.5155192 × 1923240
Table 2 Regional, core body temperatures, heart rate and oxygen tension monitored during each sonication
Energy dose (Joules)Temp (max) (°C)Temp (avg) (°C)Core body temp (°C)HR (bpm)O2-saturation (%)
Single 300057 ± 356 ± 338.3 ± 0.689 ± 599 ± 1
Double 300061 ± 459 ± 438.1 ± 0.587 ± 499 ± 1
Single 440063 ± 661 ± 638.4 ± 0.486 ± 599 ± 1
Double 440063 ± 462 ± 538.5 ± 0.388 ± 499 ± 1
Table 3 Lesions dimensions and volumes using single and double overlapping rectangular focal sonication
Energy dose (Joules)CC (mm)Transverse (mm)AP (mm)MRI volume (mm3)Postmortem volume (mm3)
Single 30007.3 ± 0.077.8 ± 1.05.6 ± 0.1317 ± 54380 ± 111
Double 30007.9 ± 1.111.4 ± 1.67.5 ± 0.7675 ± 41ac587 ± 28a
Single 44007.5 ± 0.77.8 ± 1.65.6 ± 0.7354 ± 143517 ± 52
Double 440011.4 ± 1.712.8 ± 3.010 ± 1.41450 ± 458aeh1280 ± 238aeh