ArticleMagnetic resonance in medicine2026
Repeatability of diffusion-weighted arterial spin labeling MRI for mapping blood-brain barrier water exchange rate at different postlabel delays.
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purposeThis study sought to determine the intrasession repeatability of the diffusion-weighted (DW) arterial spin labeling (ASL) sequence at different postlabel delays (PLDs).
methodsWe first performed numerical simulations to study the accuracy of the two-compartment water exchange rate (Kw) fitting model with added Gaussian noise for DW PLDs at 1500, 1800, and 2100 ms. Ten young, healthy participants then underwent a structural T
resultsSimulation results showed that the Kw fitting model performed at an error rate less than 10% at physiological ATTs and Kw values, but that error and bias increased at a PLD of 2100 ms and at ATT ranges where the overall blood signal fraction (A
conclusionOverall, DW ASL provides the strongest intrasession repeatability at a PLD of 1800 ms in young, healthy subjects, and a simulation study shows accurate Kw fits at physiologic range of ATTs and Kw values.
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