期刊
MAGNETIC RESONANCE IN MEDICINE
卷 81, 期 4, 页码 2223-2237出版社
WILEY
DOI: 10.1002/mrm.27590
关键词
artifact detection; correlation analysis; GABA; jackknife; MEGA-PRESS; MRS
资金
- Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation
- NIH [P41 015909, R01 016089]
Purpose: To develop a method for retrospective artifact elimination of MRS data. This retrospective method was based on an approach that combines jackknife analyses with the correlation of spectral windows, and therefore termed JKC. Methods: Twelve healthy volunteers performed 3 separate measurement protocols using a 3T MR system. One protocol consisted of 2 cerebellar MEGA-PRESS measurements: 1 reference and 1 measurement including head movements. One-third of the artifact-influenced datasets were treated as training data for the implementation the JKC method, and the rest were used for validation. Results: The implemented JKC method correctly characterized most of the validation data. Additionally, after elimination of the detected artifacts, the resulting concentrations were much closer to those computed for the reference datasets. Moreover, when the JKC method was applied to the reference data, the estimated concentrations were not affected, compared with standard averaging. Conclusion: The implemented JKC method can be applied without any extra cost to MRS data, regardless of whether the dataset has been contaminated by artifacts. Furthermore, the results indicate that the JKC method could be used as a quality control of a dataset, or as an indication of whether a shift in voxel placement has occurred during the measurement.
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