Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W2331570685> ?p ?o ?g. }
- W2331570685 endingPage "e3189" @default.
- W2331570685 startingPage "e3189" @default.
- W2331570685 abstract "Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and diffusion tensor tractography (DTT) techniques are widely used for identifying the corticospinal tract (CST) white matter pathways as part of presurgical planning. However, mass effects in patients with brain tumors tend to cause anatomical distortions and compensatory functional reorganization of the cortex, which may lead to inaccurate mapping of white matter tracts. To overcome these problems, we compared different region-of-interest (ROI) selection schemes to track CST fibers in patients with brain tumors. Our study investigated the CSTs of 16 patients with intracranial tumors. The patients were classified into 3 subgroups according to the spatial relationships of the lesion and the primary motor cortex (PMC)/internal capsule. Specifically, we investigated the key factors that cause distorted tractography in patients with tumors. We compared 3 CST tractography methods that used different ROI selection schemes. The results indicate that CST fiber tracking methods based only on anatomical ROIs could possibly lead to distortions near the PMC region and may be unable to effectively localize the PMC. In contrast, the dual ROI method, which uses ROIs that have been selected from both blood oxygen level-dependent functional MRI (BOLD-fMRI) activation and anatomical landmarks, enabled the tracking of fibers to the motor cortex. The results demonstrate that the dual ROI method can localize the entire CST fiber pathway and can accurately describe the spatial relationships of CST fibers relative to the tumor. These results illustrate the reliability of using fMRI-guided DTT in patients with tumors. The combination of fMRI and anatomical information enhances the identification of tracts of interest in brains with anatomical deformations, which provides neurosurgeons with a more accurate approach for visualizing and localizing white matter fiber tracts in patients with brain tumors. This approach enhances surgical performance and perserves brain function." @default.
- W2331570685 created "2016-06-24" @default.
- W2331570685 creator A5016038041 @default.
- W2331570685 creator A5021687717 @default.
- W2331570685 creator A5044084977 @default.
- W2331570685 creator A5051281342 @default.
- W2331570685 creator A5052022256 @default.
- W2331570685 creator A5052095171 @default.
- W2331570685 creator A5058079320 @default.
- W2331570685 creator A5072871940 @default.
- W2331570685 creator A5073439224 @default.
- W2331570685 creator A5080733133 @default.
- W2331570685 date "2016-03-01" @default.
- W2331570685 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
- W2331570685 title "Assessing Region of Interest Schemes for the Corticospinal Tract in Patients With Brain Tumors" @default.
- W2331570685 cites W1507291405 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W1843400326 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W1894207460 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W1947759365 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W1975231729 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W1978742160 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W1983260569 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2012970094 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2013700088 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2014816105 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2016741219 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2018958018 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2020048627 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2028540538 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2029949715 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2036785860 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2038460420 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2039105484 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2061336533 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2062189201 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2062477310 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2069863338 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2070949043 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2075286074 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2080991459 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2084259227 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2085510136 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2086207990 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2091345699 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2101861138 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2107975508 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2108839564 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2110431535 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2110536017 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2110798659 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2120259577 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2121849315 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2122177409 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2133839921 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2134421231 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2141293175 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2141570482 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2141629593 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2146171247 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2150667092 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2151500074 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2160382843 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W2169897133 @default.
- W2331570685 cites W249622444 @default.
- W2331570685 doi "https://doi.org/10.1097/md.0000000000003189" @default.
- W2331570685 hasPubMedCentralId "https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/4998407" @default.
- W2331570685 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27015212" @default.
- W2331570685 hasPublicationYear "2016" @default.
- W2331570685 type Work @default.
- W2331570685 sameAs 2331570685 @default.
- W2331570685 citedByCount "11" @default.
- W2331570685 countsByYear W23315706852017 @default.
- W2331570685 countsByYear W23315706852018 @default.
- W2331570685 countsByYear W23315706852019 @default.
- W2331570685 countsByYear W23315706852020 @default.
- W2331570685 countsByYear W23315706852021 @default.
- W2331570685 countsByYear W23315706852022 @default.
- W2331570685 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
- W2331570685 hasAuthorship W2331570685A5016038041 @default.
- W2331570685 hasAuthorship W2331570685A5021687717 @default.
- W2331570685 hasAuthorship W2331570685A5044084977 @default.
- W2331570685 hasAuthorship W2331570685A5051281342 @default.
- W2331570685 hasAuthorship W2331570685A5052022256 @default.
- W2331570685 hasAuthorship W2331570685A5052095171 @default.
- W2331570685 hasAuthorship W2331570685A5058079320 @default.
- W2331570685 hasAuthorship W2331570685A5072871940 @default.
- W2331570685 hasAuthorship W2331570685A5073439224 @default.
- W2331570685 hasAuthorship W2331570685A5080733133 @default.
- W2331570685 hasBestOaLocation W23315706851 @default.
- W2331570685 hasConcept C105702510 @default.
- W2331570685 hasConcept C126322002 @default.
- W2331570685 hasConcept C126838900 @default.
- W2331570685 hasConcept C142724271 @default.
- W2331570685 hasConcept C143409427 @default.
- W2331570685 hasConcept C149550507 @default.
- W2331570685 hasConcept C15744967 @default.
- W2331570685 hasConcept C169760540 @default.
- W2331570685 hasConcept C19609008 @default.