Abstract #4088
            Optimisation of Time-resolved angiography With Stochastic Trajectories (TWIST) for Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced MRI in Head and Neck Cancer
                      Rafal Panek                     1                    , Maria A Schmidt                     1                    , 						Marco Borri                     1                    , Dow-mu Koh                     1                    , Angela 						Riddell                     2                    , Liam Welsh                     1                    , Ceri Powell                     2                    , 						Shreerang A. Bhide                     1                    , Christopher M. Nutting                     3                    , 						Kevin J. Harrington                     4                    , Kate L. Newbold                     1                    , 						and Martin O. Leach                     1          
            
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           Royal Marsden NHS FT and Institute of Cancer 
						Research, Sutton, United Kingdom,
           
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           Royal 
						Marsden NHS FT, Sutton, United Kingdom,
           
            3
           
           Royal 
						Marsden NHS FT, London, United Kingdom,
           
            4
           
           Royal 
						Marsden NHS FT and Institute of Cancer Research, London, 
						United Kingdom
          
            
          The use of the TWIST view-sharing sequence for DCE 
						pharmacokinetic parameter calculation was investigated. 
						High temporal resolution DCE data obtained without 
						view-sharing was used to simulate the effects of 
						different TWIST k-space undersampling patterns. Absolute 
						percentage differences of DCE parameters were calculated 
						for 15 different combinations of sampled central and 
						peripheral parts of k-space. Calculations were carried 
						out for a group of H&N cancer patients (n=8) with 
						varying primary and nodal disease sites to maximize 
						vascular parameter heterogeneity. Optimal parameters 
						allowing for reliable DCE calculations using TWIST were 
						found allowing for high temporal and spatial resolution 
						measurements in H&N cancer.
         
 
            
				
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