[Progress in visualization of MR diffusion tensor imaging].
Suifen Chen, Liwei Hao, Guiping Jiang
Abstract
Suifen Chen, Liwei Hao, Guiping Jiang
Abstract
MR diffusion tensor imaging (DT-MRI) is a new technology which reflects the direction of molecule diffusion better than traditional diffusion weighted imaging (DWI) does. DT-MRI has great advantages of showing the distribution of white matter fiber path and its spatial structures because the water molecules in brain white matters have the obvious anisotropic diffusion. This paper introduces the basics of diffusion tensor imaging, and reviews the visualization methods used with DT-MRI.
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MR diffusion tensor imaging (DT-MRI) is a new technology which reflects the direction of molecule diffusion better than traditional diffusion weighted imaging (DWI) does. DT-MRI has great advantages of showing the distribution of white matter fiber path and its spatial structures because the water molecules in brain white matters have the obvious anisotropic diffusion. This paper introduces the basics of diffusion tensor imaging, and reviews the visualization methods used with DT-MRI.
Key concepts: Diffusion MRI, White matter, Fractional anisotropy, Visualization, Tractography, Diffusion, Diffusion imaging, Nuclear magnetic resonance