We intraperitoneally administered a 50 mM solution of MnCl2 immediately after the initial MRI acquisition, twice at 1-h intervals, to get a total dose of 66 mg/kg. MEMRI acquisition was performed 24 h after the first administration of MnCl2 based on the kinetics of intracerebral Mn2+ concentration (11 (link)). The imaging area was adjusted to the same position as in the initial MRI to facilitate comparison of T1 values at the same ROI.
Manganese-Enhanced MRI Protocol for Brain Imaging
We intraperitoneally administered a 50 mM solution of MnCl2 immediately after the initial MRI acquisition, twice at 1-h intervals, to get a total dose of 66 mg/kg. MEMRI acquisition was performed 24 h after the first administration of MnCl2 based on the kinetics of intracerebral Mn2+ concentration (11 (link)). The imaging area was adjusted to the same position as in the initial MRI to facilitate comparison of T1 values at the same ROI.
Corresponding Organization : Jikei University School of Medicine
Other organizations : Tokyo Metropolitan University, Fukuoka University, Iwate University, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo University of Science, Hiroshima University
Variable analysis
- Concentration of MnCl2 solution (100 mM, 50 mM)
- T1 values at the same ROI
- Concentration of bicine solution (100 mM)
- PH of MnCl2 solution (7.4)
- Route of administration (intraperitoneal)
- Timing of MEMRI acquisition (24 h after first administration)
- Initial MRI acquisition before administering MnCl2 solution
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