9.7 THORACIC AORTA PWV ASSESSMENT BY USING 4D FLOW IN MRI

Gilles Soulat; Umit Gencer; Nadjia Kachenoura; Konstantinos Stampoulis; Yousef Alattar; Emmanuel Messas; Olivier Villemain; Stéphane Laurent; Elie Mousseaux

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9.7 THORACIC AORTA PWV ASSESSMENT BY USING 4D FLOW IN MRI

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Gilles Soulat¹, Umit Gencer¹, Nadjia Kachenoura², Konstantinos Stampoulis¹, Yousef Alattar¹, Emmanuel Messas¹, Olivier Villemain¹, Stéphane Laurent¹, Elie Mousseaux¹

¹INSERM U970 PARCC HEGP, Université Paris Descartes, Sorbonne, Paris, France

²INSERM U970 PARCC HEGP, Université Paris Descartes, Sorbonne, Paris, France

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Abstract: Purpose: In MRI, thoracic aorta pulse wave velocity (TAPWV) is usually estimated by 2D phase contrast (PC) with either in plane or through plane velocity acquisition. Thanks to technological improvement, 4D PC with full coverage of the TA and 3 dimension velocity encoding thought time can be now achievable in 10min. Our aim was to compare estimation of TAPWV using 4DPC or 2DPC on healthy volunteer.

Methods: Acquisitions were performed on a 3 Tesla scanner (GEHC, 750w). 2DPC was done with through plane velocity encoding on an axial oblique slice perpendicular to ascending and descending TA. 4D acquisition covered the full TA volume from the aortic valve to diaphragm. Segmentation and velocity estimates were done by using cloud computing (Arterys). Optimal data view sharing was applied to obtain 8ms and 16ms temporal resolution for 2DPC and 4DPC, respectively. Flow data curves where further computed on homemade software (artfun) to assess PWV for both 2D and 4D acquisition.

Results: 31 healthy volunteers (13 male, age 50.9y ±18.6) were included. Correlation coefficient between 4DPC and 2DPC PWV was 0.69 (p<0.001) with small underestimation of 4D vs 2D (−0.17m/s limits of agreement [−3.85 ; 3.50]). A strong correlation with aging was obtained for both 4D and 2D PWV(r=0.75 p<0.001 and r=0.74 p<0.001 respectively)

Conclusions: TAPWV can be accurately estimated by 4D flow MRI, since close relation with 2DPC and aging have been obtained. By using the same data set, TAPWV should be estimates in association to other stiffness and geometric parameters of the TA.
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Journal: Artery Research
Volume-Issue: 16 - C
Pages: 70 - 70
Publication Date: 2016/11/24
ISSN (Online): 1876-4401
ISSN (Print): 1872-9312
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