Reich C A, Hudgins P A, Sheppard S K, Starr P A, Bakay R A
Greystone Imaging Center, University of Birmingham, Alabama, USA.
AJNR Am J Neuroradiol. 2000 May;21(5):928-31.
A fast spin-echo inversion-recovery (FSE-IR) sequence is described for its utility regarding surgical planning for patients with Parkinson's disease (PD) who are undergoing microelectrode-guided internal globus pallidus (GPi) ablation. Images from thirty-seven adult patients with PD were reviewed and visualization of the GPi, globus pallidus externa (GPe), and the intervening lamina was noted. High-resolution images were acquired from all patients despite the external hardware and the patients' movement disorder. In all cases, the conventional surgical trajectory, determined indirectly by a fixed measurement from the anteroposterior commissure line, was modified by the ability to visualize the GPi and optic tract directly. This sequence facilitated accurate stereotactic targeting.
本文描述了一种快速自旋回波反转恢复(FSE-IR)序列,该序列在帕金森病(PD)患者接受微电极引导的苍白球内侧核(GPi)毁损术的手术规划中具有实用价值。回顾了37例成年PD患者的图像,并观察了GPi、外侧苍白球(GPe)及其间的板层。尽管存在外部硬件和患者运动障碍,但所有患者均获得了高分辨率图像。在所有病例中,传统的手术轨迹是通过从前连合线进行固定测量间接确定的,而通过直接可视化GPi和视束的能力对其进行了修正。该序列有助于精确的立体定向靶点定位。