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Diffusion Tensor Imaging of the Optic Nerve in Subacute Anterior Ischemic Optic Neuropathy at 3T

M.-Y. Wang, P.-H. Qi and D.-P. Shi
American Journal of Neuroradiology August 2011, 32 (7) 1188-1194; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3174/ajnr.A2487
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    A−C, DTI maps of the central section of the ON. The regions of interest are placed on the b=0 averaged images, which are defined in the coronal map (A) and adjusted in the sagittal (B) and axial (C) images obtained by using multiplanar reconstruction. D−G, Then the regions of interest are transferred onto the ADC (D), FA (E), λ‖ (F), and λ⊥ (G) maps.

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    Bar graphs of the ADC, FA, principal eigenvalue λ‖, and the orthogonal eigenvalues λ⊥ averaged across the affected and unaffected contralateral ONs of 26 patients with ION compared with normal ONs of 15 controls. The error bars denote the SDs across subjects. The units of the ADC, λ‖, and λ⊥ measures are in ×10−3 square millimeters per second −1. The asterisk indicates a significant difference compared with the affected nerves of patients. There is no significant difference between unaffected ONs of patients and ONs of controls in all DTI measures.

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    Plot of ADC (A) and the orthogonal eigenvalue λ⊥ (B) versus whole-field VEP amplitude averaged across the pixels inside the regions of interest along the affected ONs of 26 patients with ischemic ION, respectively.

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    Demographic data and visual function of patientsa

    MeanSDRangeRatio
    Male/female–––14:12
    Age (yr)53.239.5327–69–
    Timeb20.658.846–30–
    Standard logarithmic visual acuity
        Affected0.220.210.01–0.80–
        Not affected0.970.160.6–1.2–
    Visual field mean deviation (dB)
        Affected22.985.9510.93–32–
        Not affected1.721.870.10–7.70–
    • a —indicates patients with AION.

    • b Since onset of AION (days).

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    Demographic data and visual function of controls

    MeanSDRangeRatio
    Male/female8:7
    Age (yr)508.2330–58
    Standard logarithmic visual acuity, selected1.120.110.8–1.4
    Visual field mean deviation (dB), selected1.561.220.1–6.2
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    DTI parameter and electrophysiologic group dataa

    FAb,cADC (×10−6 mm2s−1)b,cλ‖(×10−6 mm2s−1)λ⊥(×10−6 mm2s−1)b,cWhole-Field VEP Amplitude (μV)b,cWhole-Field VEP Latency (ms)b,c
    Patients' affected nerves (n = 26)0.283 ± 0.0731429 ± 1981786 ± 1591245 ± 1724.53 ± 1.17132.7 ± 17.48
    Patients' unaffected nerves (n = 26)0.569 ± 0.0461028 ± 1461720 ± 199746 ± 789.67 ± 2.5294.86 ± 9.07
    Control nerves (n = 15)0.587 ± 0.0231008 ± 1111702 ± 199729 ± 1309.40 ± 3.0397.77 ± 4.62
    • a The values are mean ± SD.

    • b Significant difference between nerves of controls and affected nerves of patients.

    • c Significant difference between unaffected contralateral nerves and affected nerves in patients. There is no significant difference between unaffected ONs of patients and ONs of controls in all DTI measures.

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