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Chinese Journal of Radiology ; (12)2001.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-680021

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Objective Compared with digital subtraction angiography(DSA),to evaluate the value of high-resolution contrast-enhanced three-dimensional magnetic resonance angiography(3D MRA) in defining hepatic arterial anatomy.Methods The data about abdominal high-resolution contrast-enhanced 3D MRA and DSA of 26 patients (24 patients with primary liver cancer,2 patients with metastatic liver tumor) was retrospectively analyzed.The display quality of different segmental hepatic artery was scored with 4 grades and the agreement between high-resolution 3D MRA and DSA was determined with the weighted Kappa statistic.The depiction of hepatic arterial anatomy/anomalies and vascular pathology on high- resolution 3D MRA was assessed and compared with DSA.Results With respect to display quality,there was good or fair correlation between high-resolution 3D MRA and DSA for the common hepatic artery (the mean score respectively was 3.96,3.96 and Kappa value 0.99),gastroduodenal artery (the mean score respectively 3.85,3.88 and Kappa value 0.85 ),right hepatic artery(the mean score respectively 3.92, 3.96 and Kappa value 0.65 ),left hepatic artery (the mean score respectively 3.77,3.92 and Kappa value 0.43 ),left gastric artery(the mean score respectively 3.73,3.85 and Kappa value 0.43 ),right anterior artery (the mean score respectively 3.35,3.70 and Kappa value 0.53),right posterior artery (the mean score respectively 3.31,3.73 and Kappa value 0.46)and 1V segment artery (the mean score respectively 2.92,3.46 and Kappa value 0.51 );Poor correlation was found for the Ⅱsegment artery (the mean score respectively 2.15,3.35 and Kappa value 0.18)and Ⅲsegment artery (the mean score respectively 2.19, 3.35 and Kappa value 0.21 ).Compared with DSA,18 normal hepatic arterial anatomy and 7 arterial anomalies were accurately demonstrated(accuracy ratio 96.1% (25/26)),the obliteration of gastroduodenal artery correctly depicted in 1 patient on high-resolution 3D MRA image.Conclusions High-resolution 3D MRA can provide accurate evaluation of hepatic artery and has the capacity of depicting hepatic segment artery.

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