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Super-resolution sodium MRI of human gliomas at 3T using physics-based generative artificial intelligence

  • By

  • Catalina Raymond

  • Jingwen Yao

  • Alfredo L. Lopez Kolkovsky

  • Thorsten Feiweier

  • Bryan Clifford

  • Heiko Meyer

  • Xiaodong Zhong

  • Fei Han

  • Nicholas S. Cho

  • Francesco Sanvito

  • Sonoko Oshima

  • Noriko Salamon

  • Linda M. Liau

  • Kunal S. Patel

  • Richard G. Everson

  • Timothy F. Cloughesy

  • Benjamin M. Ellingson

  • June 3, 2025

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    Sodium MRI provides unique insights into brain tumor physiology, aiding in diagnosis and monitoring of tumor aggressiveness and treatment response.

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    Malignant gliomas exhibit altered sodium concentrations due to increased cellularity and metabolic activity, impacting sodium imaging interpretation.

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    Sodium MRI at 3T faces limitations like low sensitivity and fast T2 decay, complicating high-resolution imaging and clinical reliability.

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    The ATHENA model enhances sodium MRI quality at 3T, enabling high-resolution synthetic images while preserving biological information.

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    ATHENA was trained on artifact-free proton MRI scans and demonstrated strong correlation with original sodium MR scans, supporting its generalizability.

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Super-resolution sodium MRI of human gliomas at 3T using physics-based generative artificial intelligence

  • by Catalina Raymond, Jingwen Yao, Alfredo L. Lopez Kolkovsky, Thorsten Feiweier, Bryan Clifford, Heiko Meyer, Xiaodong Zhong, Fei Han, Nicholas S. Cho, Francesco Sanvito, Sonoko Oshima, Noriko Salamon, Linda M. Liau, Kunal S. Patel, Richard G. Everson, Timothy F. Cloughesy, Benjamin M. Ellingson

  • June 3, 2025

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