Heating Induced near Deep Brain Stimulation Lead Electrodes during Magnetic Resonance Imaging with a 3T Transceive Volume Head Coil
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Auteurs : Devashish Shrivastava ; Aviva Abosch ; John Hughes ; Ute Goerke ; Lance Delabarre ; Rachana Visaria ; Noam Harel ; J. Thomas VaughanSource :
- Physics in medicine and biology [ 0031-9155 ] ; 2012.
Abstract
Heating induced near deep brain stimulation (DBS) lead electrodes during MRI with a 3T transceive head coil was measured, modeled, and imaged in three cadaveric porcine heads (mean body weight = 85.47±3.19 kg, mean head weight = 5.78±0.32 kg). The effect of the placement of the extra-cranial portion of the DBS lead on the heating was investigated by looping the extra-cranial lead on the top, side, and back of the head; and placing it parallel to the coil’s longitudinal axial direction. The heating was induced using a 641 s long turbo spin echo sequence with the mean whole head average SAR of 3.16 W/kg. Temperatures were measured using fluoroptic probes at the scalp, first and second electrodes from the distal lead tip, and 6 mm distal from electrode 1 (T6mm). The heating was modeled using the maximum T6mm and imaged using a proton resonance frequency shift based MR thermometry method. Results showed that the heating was significantly reduced when the extra-cranial lead was placed in the longitudinal direction compared to the other placements (peak temperature change = 1.5–3.2 °C vs 5.1–24.7 °C). Thermal modeling and MR thermometry may be used together to determine the heating and improve patient safety online.
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Devashish Shrivastava, Center for Magnetic Resonance Research, University of Minnesota, 2021, 6<sup>th</sup>
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). The heating was modeled using the maximum T<sub>6mm</sub>
and imaged using a proton resonance frequency shift based MR thermometry method. Results showed that the heating was significantly reduced when the extra-cranial lead was placed in the longitudinal direction compared to the other placements (peak temperature change = 1.5–3.2 °C vs 5.1–24.7 °C). Thermal modeling and MR thermometry may be used together to determine the heating and improve patient safety online.</p>
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