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Signal intensity and T2 time of extraocular muscles in assessment of their physiological status in MR imaging in healthy subjects.

Michał Pająk | Piotr Loba | Julia Wieczorek-Pastusiak | Aneta Antosik-Biernacka | Ludomir Stefańczyk | Agata Majos
Polish journal of radiology | 2012

Lack of standardised orbital MR protocols leads to a situation, when each institution/centre may arbitrarily choose sequence parameters. Therefore, the results obtained and published by the authors may not be compared freely, and what is most important may not be considered fully reliable. Signal intensity (IS) and T2 time (T2) are important parameters in estimation of inflammatory processes of extraocular muscles in the clinical practice. The aim of this study was to determine the reference values (i.e. cut-off values) for absolute signal intensity and T2 relaxation time in healthy subjects, their relativised values to white matter (WM) and temporal muscles (TM) and to evaluate the correlation between those parameters.

Pubmed ID: 23269930

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